Evening star., 1869-05-08


.snia avenue, = large numbsr Of new chrouroS
Iust received.
MxrRoFoLIrAN HAIL AND VARIETY TuRA
TRk, PennsyIv9nta avenue. between IIth and
12th streets. Dpeu every night-with a first
class entertainment.
MARKRITEss, &c sth street--F,le pictsrss
On en- hibitiOu.
MsTzxRoTT HhuL-The PiIgrim-Coucsr,,
lecture and exhibition of a beauttfg tpauoramt.
Ono FELLows' HALL.-The grsg. Museum
Of Arr, 55,t1U Iiie-like Models.
THE RFGisTRATIor.-Ths work OF rsgistrl-
ton was cohtinuss Carroll Hall, Russell
hNracks,l yesterday TIL "a . clock p m A.
which time Cuun5 was made aud the books
showed that st2 names had been reported. max
ING y total of I.3lI voters registered in the
ttffh Ware duriug the two DAYS sitting
Miss Mary L. Conner. te1Cher of one of tue
SKIN ward primary schools. made n appear
aHce IN company with Professor WtllCoN aud
requested her name BE- registered attug
also. that she had b,en authrTiz-d by Miss
clara Barton, a r'stdsgf q. the war,l, 10 present
h"r Eams 20 the judges fpr reI. .-atio1. hosh
claiming the right - yo's- The lady. w,'1 hsr
escort. was politely rcr'ivs'. g lionel CSa, M
forming them that he would frame a vsaty 20
heir rcqusSt after the registration had orru
proceeded with IN all "a" wards. 8S h"surpp 81
nv that time all 'hr applrFttons hy fr.uti,.x "
registration ~ tnr vari iruT wIrds vpufI h.
made. HiSa1Swer would then b. m1dr known
previous to the close uf the ~ -tsfrauol 4
soiCrst man named y ID. WaUworth. ap-
psarsd On the sick list. leaning upou tn. arm, M
~ a q q ~ be- A. IA
Hr9u pay Immrr' .teIv upon hi ar 80
tuu 'utH" r'c~Fe, N{7IoT Donald ~. ~ ~ OF ,ra
Judge of RsE.-fra N, Etye hsu a ec-u ~
tug isJs aud oHi'Cf'I i - hls ri.l- - ,lrulI oa
'f tbe lire, url -sEr Cpdld prove tu2. n h ii
been sick. Toe Major str}sd va the 2 ne ~
'~t,k" bad SOm"vn1. pt.yst ou'. TO- he h.i
observed IA more than one tustlnce tnqt men
srns M az currently very feeble. le1uiug upou
he arm Ct som" one tIll after they hGd regs-
tered. aud 'hen ?tter ret Ing they woIId cent
toe P,g. IN wine, ond laugh over how they
had fs"l' tbe Bo lTd. As one ut the ludx,s
he was determined IN do his duty and The
rules sh"ald b~ stric;Iy adhered to- A. this
point S'iden spoke out in defence OF his al
i"ssd invalid friend, whsa MAJOR Douoh ,e
ano.hsr cf the Board. DIRECTED 10 his Tirht IN
sid" of 'he privileged space, aud demanded to
know why he was there Seldeu said he was a
canNs'ser and knew his business; that the
l"dge1 dectded that the cnaIIengers were the
only persons allowed TO say ANYTHING inside
the nall. wheTeupon SPlden was escorted ont
ey the police. but very much against his iucii-
nation. Whitsworth was allowed the priyi-
l"ge eofappiyirg for eg.sti alton out of n tur 4
but upon beng questioned as to his term OF
residence IN the eity, .t wrs sscertainsd that .
had only been here about four months, and he
too. was requ-1t q TO leave Subsequently,
some dispute arose about the right of I.ieut.n-
an, Mels on, Policeman. who had not his full
UNIFORM on. 10 rem5tn inside, hut this direction
was hnaliy waived. and the I.ieutanaut re-
main TIL sometime afterwards.
Tue board commenced its labors for the
sixth Ward NJ r. o'clock to-day, at the corner
of 10Th and q streets. aud continued an session
thl Z o'clock, at which time the books were
closed for shors while To allow the board TO
rartake OF n lunch. The interest manifested
IN this ward does not seem To be very intense
Snd several internissious have already been
taken 'Csuse If the absence OF peesoss desir-
tng to register. incidents are scarce About
toclock. Mr.. Charles Prosper, born a, West
Point Academy. member of the Marine Hand
snd W the U = service for thirty-Six wears
eut VINO resides with his family outside the
barracks. was registered. with the facts oppo-
site his name. Tor future decision as to his r,ght
70 vote. The same course was adopted with
.ei"Isn's to Edward Cooper. hospital stewart
years I'm Washington. and ssrds i'm n private
family; also, SeTgt Tbos. Jones, Marine BAR
rack~, re 'ides outside with his family.
N lew cclored men were rejected on account
cf minority and non-resi6euCe. At the closa
OF our report S25 persons had been registered
two-thirds cf whom Were white.
RprUTIICAN Mass MEETING IN rEv Ftpsr
WARp-TAs tthssHs' Tscts3 Tle4oEa~s5 The
kerueiica 10 ot the FIRST Ward met en- masse
~ John Wesley chapel. on Come ,tient ave.
retary.
Mr.. Carter n. Stewart sud that the NEE ..ng
was fcF the dis nss.op oi questions Of wal in
pcrtanCe. ana Prof. A NJ Grrsn wsS intro
due d He made brief defeuCe Of the pre- ;ant
city government. and said there was far
seeper and uSre impor. \ II question th.u all
others, 'Hsi cf equality OF all men. sui he ar
Sned th.t TIE framsTs Of the Declaration OF lu-
word white IN that instrument. He thea al
isded - tn" Democratic party being ALWAYS in
the slave interest. sHd ridtCuled their appC " 10
have toem to vote for the CuizsuS' ticket which
WAS 81 much lake the cid pamocra..c par " As
tO rsnInd HIM ~ the IrIshmsH's twins. He
theu reviewed the progrpT7 ct the coln- d rlce
under the auspices Of the Republican PR v.
and arrealed - his hCs-eTs ~ stand by tser
true t'tsndS.
VIM. A Cook next 49, dressed the meeting
CrI;icIsing the ciuzens' ticket in tn, most sIr-
N haf A
rsen KNOWN durlug the war as Moshy's gueril-
tSS. Democrats. Consery atives. blockade run
sers. and rebel symplthizers all Of WI hom had
been defeated hy the Republican party sepa-
rstelv. snd now they are combining their forces
only ~ meet with iCuomlnICuS defeat He
tnsu S'id that there was a good time coming on
the sth % June next and stated that he would
rather 60 harefcOted aud SIX bread for his wife
and childrea. han BE- one of these permanent
taxable cit'zeaS.
An attempt Was made 10 Introduce a rpsolu-
ncn requesting the Board of Aldermen 20 take
ur the Common Council bill passed March -.
making additional appropriations for the COL
crpd schools. hut ChectiCu was made on the
ground that the use of the church was gwen on
condition inst TO business would trans
acted In" resolution was informally read,
Snd the meeting adjourned.
THr PEcrtE's Cone RrGkTIoN Al CHURCH.
last evening the members Of Dr. Rcyuton's
ccnSTsgauor assembled ~ The l4ih stree; Ban.
tS; church ~ hear the preparatory lecture 4,
ne comm MON service. which takes place on
s>tiodSN afternoon reNt and there was large
attendance. TT. Rcvutou, IN the course Of the
lecture referred - the action " the ccunellre-
'ehuN held ~ the ChurcA IS tyranntcsl. and
uct IN accordance with the reed cf couSreSS-
tonai'su- Ia vss DufovtunSte that toe r,era-
t-rs - th3t church rad CNllsi for aut received
AID 'Tc-n Chury hes 81 thH North. Tor he had
>tuSe eftE tr>ul,ej. snd through ham his con.
HrsgS'.1r. ey haNtnE - said that has consreSa-
Tea. were b.uehciarieS =. Northern Churches.
he CCUSrStUlA lated ms members en- having
tsTHwn 81 the yose by whicn they were bur
GfDsG v hsr ccurec'e With the church on IQfa
s;-~e- rse ladies q: h.e -cr~-sca.,cr be CON
Uuufc. hsd SIrra,!y organized tHta eff ,iert
Sorrit;te'~- Nuc Re tTus,sd he Ssatlen,ep Of
H. >sSrsr would IL hSewtse
tf>E The recsipts - Trash gSn from, he
tStNrnSs shores are dSily heSSnsIE Ya5rp hmm
'~o and tS-dSN tAs number repo.tai a Iohu-
SNns hart Srs CC' haIf Ny hx- thew vsr.s YES
'~tdsv. About s.S,a shSd and I,S,sQ herring
'mefsee6 the iNt. the former having been s,la
- - q - rer hundred. and ths latter Al SiI
u is rer Thousand Tins scarcity IN ne san
Ply 81 r>h - mostly owing 10 he lAte unf.x
crsoie w~tther though a. ~ generally s,u ,e~.
tarea isS' Tie heaviest haul OF the season a.
over.
CsAs"t~ ANn 10 STxs CHAKcxS-Atsr
..nsaS" TcdoSrd hAd Postponed :ae a~arlux OF
the charges OF PERJURY n Aas nv "a M.rxn
srslnst J Met1ary P-rkin., ,Sx $50 -
fer'tsy, the latter conmencsd q q SUI, SrStrx.M,
Marsh tor ~,SS. before justice lsox N-et,n :.
pend1re; ard Also procured from Ju~;,,s W.i
ter nited states warrant SgAirsi 1ahr "a
Wise, charging him with false Impr,,on,,.a,
md SCrnmen <ed a eayl SulI f.,-