Evening star., 1869-06-08
LOCAL n Z w S.
The Councils Eject,

men non OF lHe dli l. ~ q Cind cd
for the Ciiy Councils and tue following addi-
itonaI paTtieGIsrs coaccra'ng tRe members
eject Will be o. InterSs;
FIRST WARD.
CsrtsT A. StewlrJ, co,or 8, elected to tee
y ard OF AldermGu for the 10 ~ term Il n
msmoe- o. tue firm OF Booze- Il S.ews-t, pro-
prsetOr OF the halT-drCsstag room, a. Will ird' :
HOrsE is an old rCsiceht OF tas city: r. s.d-- o.
Six'seRto street, near n. He has served oae
term In the Lower Bond Of t7e City CounC. Is
aud has earned good reputa, .o1 there a. L
cIeaT-neaded. sensible leg .sIs:or. He was g l.
csoedly one OF The mos. useful me N oeTs o. the
last C0EBcD.
ID. VI. DAVIS, elected to tue Bol-d of Alder
rnrn for TIE short term, II a native o. Oaetd |
county, New York. and was Engaged ia busi-
NESS there for some ye1rs; was a school tsacuar
mas been clerk for several years IN the So.
end AUDITORS Ofiice; has sery one VI a. ia the
a. Incils; wss very s-ssut We - Iii ddsies. q"
- e. generaI satisfaction ID h's constituents bv
4 = sightfOrward course.
IT. a. Il. ESrdoG. elected 20 t1a Board G.
Common Council, - ratIye Of New jersey
studi,d medicine, and tarnsd his attan !. ON 20
Dentistry. AMI pTacttced his Profession IA ii
coming 20 Washington; has always been an ac
tive kepno tcaR, and was prominent in ms
state as political speaker aud writer; was
editor and proprietor IN 1851 and 1852 of tne
IaSWtrsr, a newspaper publishet at Freehold
v. J.: has been IN the city fve years: purchased
properly in the First Ward In l.6- rce voirh
Tine ne mas take1 much inteTss- ia c,tvafir;
clerk in the Internal r. venue Oific. ar
slso Secretary of The Board OF Trustees OF
PubIic Schools.
A. :. Taylor, elected to the Board of Comm IN
Cyuuc,L halls from Rnrlingron in NJ -
Sey, where ne WAS an efficis II school telrh.r
FOR several wears He yTas en- n,ovsd in ,ha
QuarierIna .er's Department here auriug he
GER oo rbe corner of aVth aud s,rsa,e IL
was n member of the las, Council. and cb ,ir
man OF the COMMITTEE on improvements He
~ a nlan of excellent caarlcisr and hos-nrA9
hlbrs
Eohers Thorn pson colorsd arso.a. =. =,
Bolrd Of Common Conncii. was once q s,sTe Te
il Alabama; went with his master IN Har.n.
several yelrs before the war g. ,ra.ed h;,,nIs
Oh a vessel bound for New Yo-k and ,hns -
tlined his freedom; was there befrisndsi hv ,pa
AIri-slayery Society," and raceiv ", A no ,n a. s ~.
A martial educatiop. is a man n, cooo nnsi %
,b,ities aud r,uea es,ser,aJ ~, ssS aa aa.uI ~
auces He Is employed AZ ,he Nar;on. In,aI
rss,rss on 18Th s,rsst i Vi n'e years. ana
srroxn w.pn
William H. Chase. eIsctea AZ alasru.,
YorE Drripe M r,-sr he as-,at ,.ri o oa ne"
fion in a New YorS rSatmsn, w ,,,,,,S. SSuue-
tne ssrv;ee rece.ysa a wonnd fa,., eis. sis IN IN
now saffers. After beiny dlscharxed from ,hs he
seryice he recsrst an .ano;o..rIs ~ osn % Tue
ftce Of the Or.rse-n,,earrpSs pSs.n, =. tue oi-
nov no,ds Ha ,s rrar,s.r s ~ISu Ne
Road ana IL sood nonsosa,s VI .ne ronce
active RspabIicIn and vr,II ,o.se 1 a., au
msmhr 'o""oie
NsSo, " Han s,s.,s,, . 49,
t,ouncil. is sIso a na,iy. on ,he Stat. 90 T mon
Yort He served Win cr.S;, - ~. Va Wv
army dur,nv the rsnaiiioa Ia ,os. cue Union
syecied sec, stary q. the Rosrd Of a,dar
and was Reelected TO thar i'm nsr,.n1 ,rna1 =,
to CLERKS hin IN ,hs on 90 of IN. C~.Pi pPoisuseu
of Pensions. which noss,ion he now hn,S
is a prominent member Of the Sola,srs "a,
SatIofs' Il -uiop ard s;ncs ,ba - x..-s... "uu
tnar I.ns 40 hs. h1sn aIu,r. ;sa..s .''on OF
r-c-no:;oa of the rersr.I ;,,ores, ~ -, III gu, .ue
a. He has fine capacity for tSs ,,,s,,,on no,,
Hearv u PInsr coiors5 s,..,.,
of rne t,Jmmon Connc waS 49,. q, = WTsuner Ti.
eenntv Va in Isss ana .h;x, 80 . - IN ~ aiI TAX
age He came 70 tnis CITY i'm ISIi. and dsnsndst
upon b;s o1ru axsr,;o, - "a . r.. eu uePeuuoa
nor, From Is5S W ts5s he sn,seas anu sup,
IN xarions c.n.citi.s N ,ha na o1u SCI W !
eonfide.c. aud estssm of his sss1.a,s a.u s0a Tue
fo.n,a. sPiius VI .sof Nc was ap-
1nsa;' NODE $500 ~ .1s reasnry Depart
that position a. rba nyssso, tina II -
acted a. preS,ceut OF H. Is,b cnnn.,I ~ - se
nod has o. soms vs,rA nsen co sounSii. y. L.; A
fiuesfial Republican, """ ih
Gt torgs Buryesy is A younr lawvsr and -
formerly associated with Messrs. w. "A. Cook
and II. A Peirce in the practice of law. ha,
many friends in the northern part of the citv
W nere he resides He graduated with honor
a the Colnmoian Law College in this city
in the year Ie67, since which time ne hss hs.o
practis ng bis profes sion with success
THI-D WARD.
Thomas q. Connolly, elected TO the b ,ard OF
N fOr' Aueu. Is n we'll kHOWn and highly e. stppmpd
ciuzen- He was born in Maryland, in I-i2,
and was- before be re"ehed manhood, q Iroteqe
and frIenu OF the flmods Benllmin Lupdy the
aoolilonIst Mr. Cor holly, in 1919, 10 coajunc-
uo1 with the much respected QUAKER. :. NJ
Janney, 81 emptsd d 10 sIaol.s 81 an emanc.p on
paper In Virginia. bu. la,led-no. because be
received NO eneoure cement. but because tie
1s soesi Oppo.i,lon was 100 great He eame to this
icentIfied with Its proeress Mr. C,Sno,In
made his mark as a jouruaIist i'm fhis civ ssrty
m his career, brt though be specify acou,reS
a brIllIsuf record with bis pet, he seened d,s
inclined 10 follow the poorly maid drudSsrv n,
journalism. sud sccepts d office in the I5,eyior
Depal -nent For some yssrs he has hasn
known as one OF the most efficient ana iunar.
tial examiners in the Pateat ONCE. Mr.. Con
molly mas served in the Councils heresoforr,
anc was noted as the steady and liberal friend
Oi improvement, and especially OF our public
schools.
John i. Johnson. colorsd. elected Council
man, Was born in THIS city ia IsI-, and early
lost his father. HIS grand ather, TRon3s John-
sc who was for many years the ss,eemCd
sexton OF the Foundry Church, and who WIS
Church. af:er purchlsirr MS oUu freedom
purchased tnaf OF his dausbfar. ,Iso ths
mother of our present t,onnciI,an u re.
scnooisd unSer the tuitjon of ,ns rind snd b.
neyolent Mrs ali. n 4 , ma var Ianv tna nne,ba-
of our popular fellow -citizen. CoIoreI W,1;,.
Wall; also OF Mr. Pront a roIored - w !" imam I
subssQ sQuently occupied n hisb ,,o.,,;nr An VINO
the ciIIzens of Liberia Hjs s,n5iss .rs aiuIns
Tin ued under the private instrn"IIoms g, eon. IN
veteran teacher, MIR. NcI.aoi 40 fs~ox.S y. .ne
membered by all our older c,t,zsn. Ty &c