The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT


WHERE TO VOTE. ot
The following Is a list OF voting places 9,
throughout the city, according to the relative N
positions OF names on the alphabetical lists ! :
pIRsr WARD. q
AZ Ne sSs.s q s,r ws sS
wen To II ineiusive-At Justice Anderson,s q
office, No. 2l0 l street, between Nineteenth ',
anu 10 N inclu.Ive-At the house Of John q
Reeves, south side Of street, between Nine 4
'esn tn s inen.VeNAt the house OF aeorgs T. 4,
Meiiue, north side Of street, between Nine ii
tefn ~ lpsa.iVe%At the house Of Mr., Muir. I,
phy, No. S0T Twentieth street, between M and Il
A to d, inelusive-At the house OF MI; 4
South, southeast corner OF ThiIteenth and Y
Etc il, inciusiye-At Mr.. Nugent'. house, 4
northeast corner l. and Thirteenth streets. o
/ to N, lnciusive-At the shoe shop on the
corner OF Massachusetts avenue ana f~eh'h '
n to S, inclusiye--At Charles Robinson's .
house, west side OF Thirteenth street. n
+ 10 Z, Ineiusiye--At Mr.. Msson's shop, I
west side of Thirteenth street, between @ h
and II. ?
A to ID, inelusiye-At Parker Mouiton's
shoe shop, No. soa Eighth street, between l. !
E 10 NJ, IncluSive-At l., W. worthington,s, I
Nj street, between Seventh and Eighth, south
side, 1.-TWO precincts at one housel
street west and New York avenue, Qtwo pre-
cincts at one house.)
Alto ID, inclusive-At the Office Of Justice
Martin, No. IS Louis.p,, s ave :. om,, of Una
i gSS".oS ~ ss ioa T aimee sS S
Ito M, inciusiye-At the law ONCE or John
E, Norris, No. Y Loui.is ma aysoue; ,,,,,,.
walter, opposite the City Hall.
TITO q, ineiusive-At Canterbury Hall, Lou.
isianA avenue, between Four-and a-hali and
Sixth streets.
Alto d, inelu.ive-At the house o. freder-
Iek Holzer, north side OF Third street east, be- |
tween Pennsylvanis avenue and U streets
south. - a, A.. , =, as, |
Boianc, on Pennsylvania avenue, near Second
S' Ito NJ. ipeIusiye-At the house Of Austin
Brooks, corner of A street south and Second
Mo z, inclu.iys,-At the .oho .,li., cor
two precincts 10 one housed
SIXTH WARD.
Alto II, inelusive-At the house OF Nancy
BohlAyer, street south, near Ninth street
east, (two precincts In one house,
/ to inelusive-At the house Of Peter Fox,
corner OF Eighth street east and street, 1.-TWO
to z, inelusive-Atth the house Of Joseph
Fox, Eighth street east, between l. aud NJ
SEVENTH WARD.
Alto q, inelusive--At the southeast corner
of Eighth street west ana street bOulns |
Dto II, inclusive-At J. Davis paint shop,
street south, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west
Ito NJ, Inclusive-At the carpenter shop OF
Jackson Humphrey, south side OF I street
south, between Four.and-a-hsf and Sixth
streets west.
10 S, inelusive-At whitmore's paint
shop, southwest corner Of street south and
Four and a-h alt street west.
south side OF ii street south, between Four
and.a-half and Sixth streets west
Political TALK.-The theme Of converse
election Of to-day, during which the merits and |
dement's OF the candidates on both sides were |
thoroughly canvasscd, but 1t was conceded |
that the Republican general ticket would be |
In the hrst ward there are two Republican |
ward tickets In the field, and the adherents Of
the one, headed by Mr.. Slower, are hopeful,
while that headed By Garter A. stewart Is
sanguine OF success.
In the Second ward affairs are somewhat
mixed, there being three aldermanic tickets
running. The regular Republican ticket 10
T. RAub, and George Alfred Hall runs indie.
pendent Republican. The eitiIens' party hope
In any event the Republican Common Council
ticket will be elected.
In the Third ward there seems to be some
Installation with the ward ticket on both
sides, and many Republicans express the oPin-
ion TIA, their ticket viii sairy ths SsES
majority. The Republicans arc wagering on
electing one alderman and two on the Council
ticket.
10 the Fourth ward the contest will be close,
and Is claimed for the citizens ticket.
In the Fifth ward there are but two ward
tickets in the field, and 1t 10 believed that the
regular Republican nominees will win.
In the sixth ward matters are regarded as
doubtful for the Republicans, the ward having
gone Conservative at the last election, but the
Republicans claim they will succeed In secur.
ing one or two Of their Council candidates.
In the Seventh ward there are two tickets,
the straight Republican and the Citizens, but
there is no doubt expressed about the ward,
other than the Republican majority II will
roll up, many claiming from 900 to 800, al.
though some claim but 500 majority.
viii see whether the pfosnosticstions Shove
expressed will be realized.
ASoTHER HoRsR CAsE.-H. q. HArdwiek, 4
hsh dealer on street north, was srraignet
before Justice L. l., Schmidt, on Friday after.
aS Sn ssae sn sap.e T ssiap mi M posses
colored. Upon exam nation Il appeared that
Mr.. II. was called on BY an unknown man on
horses with hin, which was d done, Hr. I H.
giving valuable consideration to "boot" for
Mse iss horse a ues o. sGIs saTss
was claimed BY Green, who stated that 1t had
been stolen from him on the Sd Of May.
amiastion' demon.trated that the MORSE hst
The Justice thereupon reserved his decision
untilt p. m. on Friday, when upon application
oil counsel ne uecIueu TO dismiss the case and
issued an order to return the animal to Hard.
wick, stating that II. was an innoceat pur.
chaser.
subsequently, however, the Justice con.
cluded to continue the case until 1 O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon, when he required Hard.
pearance at court on the charge OF having In
his possession stolen h property, knowing the
horse to be delivered to the custody OF Green
After the rendition OF this decision counsel
for Hardwick asked to have Witnesses sub,
him to produce further evidence to show that
Hardwick had paid the iull value OF the horse
II question, and to establish his innocence In
the Transaction, which, however, was not 40
bail
POLICE POR THE DhY-Ma.
Jor Richards, superintendent of police, has
made arrangements for the proper distribu.
ton OF his force and Is confident Of his ability
to preserve entire order throughout the city
during the day. The entire force Of each pre-
morning and will remain on duty during The
There will be twenty.four mounted men on
leutenants. They will be divided into two
squads, one under command Of Lieutenant
James Johnson, the other under sommand Of
Lieutenant Essex, OF Georgetown. The
mounted force will remain at police heAdluAT-
tiers, subject TO call from either Of the
wards. '''
ASSAULT on CoLoRED OITIzRss.-About 80
afternoon, CnAflea StuAfd,
the Conservative colOred man OF The Seconj
ward, having visited the Seventh ward, In
company with two cOlUrcd men was an.
preached by Perry Carson, Waterman at he
CITY Hall, and requested to vaeAte the premi.
SEES within the space OF half an hour.
David Brown, OF the Third ward, a eolorcd
man, who aiiiliates with the cltizensi moye
ment, was attacked in the Second ward NV a
man named Thomas Russo u and Others, about
Y O'Clock yesterday, and severely beaten
No complaints were laid and no arrests made
ThE TICKETs-THR BALLOT BoxEs-PoIl.
tlelana last night were all "agog,n and both
parties used every means to black up - each
othef lh their endeayors to ascertain the color
and sl.e Of the tickets to be voted to.dayi but
AZ late hour no person succeeded in UfelIInr
the tale OF their prison.hOusesn e
At the CITY Hall the ballot boxea yv.,s
guarded qua. during The night By two police ON
Sers, WIN instructions TO deliver them TO the |
distribution at the several ward pTecincts SUI
OPP FELLOWS TEsTIMoNIAL.-Uapt, VIM
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