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IN THOMAS BOWLING, Auotf-. Georreso~ n
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR

- By virtue q TIVE leeds Of trust made ana eye
0cufed by HILLARY NJ smith aud wife q N. u
-dersien trustees % the TennAllytOxn Union
SCi ~ As,eeisilos one barring dsie The "a
s4s AZ folio rs Of the land records % washin
toL county District q Columbia the other besrnx
in Lieer No, SO at folio IS, also one q ths lsn
records OF the county and District sforesaid. an
qnser The nssruetions and at The relnsst q ~
ie aucuon on TUESDAY. the slst day of Nay, A.
lo, a. the hour Of clock y. upon thu prem
isee al thai piece parcel OF ground lying IL the
county OF Warrington, District Of Columbia, and
known as BART Of fletcher's Chance. Beginning for
the ssme q corner common % the los purcnAss-d
~ Jan &c niece and Ann Morgan and the south
corner Of said Hnlery Smith lot and also before the
sale Of this property ~ said Hllery smith corner
10 John 4. Cha ppell b land and running from thence
with one OF the division hnes between sid Chap
Rerches 20 the end % aid division ne then south
eeErsee west 31l perches, 90 fnter~ecti0n q
John W. bayne north line interesting said line
perch westward from ssid james Mc(sees north
west corner. then south 7S degrees east perch Z,
eaid james MeGees northwest cDrDcr, and theros
eslhninz' containing about acres, roods and y
Terms OF sale: $50 cash: balance An tvo eo-sr
paynsnts a. and Il months 9Th interest frurn ths
DAY on sale the same 90 be secured by DECD Of trust
when the property is struck on All CONVEX sncinz
and stamps az the cost % the purchaser. The trus-
tees reserve the rsht in the terms Of ale are
not comphed with within i've days sfter the DAY q
ale to resell said property upon i've days public
chaser.
CHARLES BEITl
JENklN THOMAS. trustees.
eeS zaekd THos. BOWLING. Auct.
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On Saturday. evening, Mr.. ". j. Murtash,
having heard that Corporation Attorney and
President Of the Board Of Registration Cook
had made charge Of libel against him before
Justice L. l.. Schmidt, went to police headqua
tiers, and, ascertaining that Lieut.. Kelly had the
varrant. surrendered himself 70 that odlceT.
Justice Schmidt was not then In his once, and q
Telegram from headquarters to the stu precinct
navy Yard station was answered by Justice
Schmidt that he would hear the case this morn
ing. Tnis was very comforting message, snoth-
ing was said about the bail Of the accused, and
Mr. M. claiming that under the Law he should be
taken before the magistrate issuing the warrant,
and IN his absence TO the next nearest magis-
Tate, with Lieut., Kelly he proceeded to Justice
Justice ID. X. Smith was found at home, and
Mr.. Murtagh gave bail In $50 to appear and
answer the charge to-day. The alleged libel is
contained, II 10 charged, in the following. which
appeared In the National Republican Of Saturday
morning :-"k0ok ont for frauds at the registrar
ton to-day-Bowen, Cook, Morse s. Co. sre
desperate-fhey have imported and colonixed
voters, 40 VII not hesitate at anything to
w. j. Murtagh and his counsel (Mr. A. Lloyd
appeared at Justice E l.. Schmidts once, on
9TH street, at 10 O'Clock this morning, TO answer
tne warrant charging libel against Mr.. Mar
they walked over to police headquarters. About
ten minutes afterwards the justice came In, and
suggested postponement till after the election;
adding, that the election would settle all these
matters He suggested Tuesday after the cleo
ton. After consultation, the accrsed believing
Tuesday would be . busy daG, it was fixed for
wednesday week, At O'Clock. The warrant
be in the hands Of Justice b. r. smith. MI.
Lloyd was requested TO see Justice Smith, and
get the papers. The fact was, that Lieut.. Kelly
ut $40 had delivered the papers at Mr.. Schmidts
Cook that the case be postponed till Wednesday
the list proximo.
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The Presbyterian (NOrthern) General
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ON the Indian
Question.
Fxl>crorI. "a R~~Ia<e ;o.Iv IA -. R.>.s-. -.

sselmbly-DfscussiOn ON the Indian
Question.
fslegraphed ksclSsiuely to He Iveniae lAav.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3O.-In the Presbyterian
General Assembly this morning the report of
the committee on the report OF the Board of
Publication was received from DIR. McCash.
The report Of the committee on foreign mis-
sions was taken from the docket and considered
item by item. The resolutions in the report were
adopted as recommended, but the discussion
occupied the entire morning.
An amendment was offered to the item con-
corning the Indian work, which was holly dis
cussed. The amendment was to formally ap-
prove of the cotton Of President Grant and the
officers OF the government in pursuing peace
full policy towards the Indians. This was not,
agreed 70, on the ground that politics should
have no place in the church.
Various party speeches were made by the
com missi0ners from the Indian country and
others. The item was generally adopted a re-
ported, and the amendment was laid upon the
table. 4rI .-s
The report of the joint committee on Foreign
Missions was taken from the docket and coIsid-
cred. The resolutions were all adopted without
argument. A motion to transfer the case of the
Chinese, Jews and Indians in the country from
the Board Of Foreign Mission to the Home Mis-
sions, was carried.
The special order of the day, the reception of
the report of the joint committee on Home Mis-
sions, was postponed until this afternoon, ON &C
con1f of the absence of its chairman.
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FROM CuRA.
4 Son Of President Cespeles Captur RED
by Spemish TrOOps-An American
Colonel Killed.


by Spanish TrOOps-An Americzn
Colonel Killed.
feleorapAed 1sefnsfeety to He Ereaise Star.
HAVANA, May 3o.-Captain General De Rodas
has received official information that Colonel
Benegasi captured Oscar Cespedes, q son of
President Cespedss, five leagues from Guai-
marc. Aquillera and Rubalcab0 escaped during
the surprise of Cespedes by the forces near the
above named place.S $50.
The American Colonel John Clancy was kill
ed. General Cavado ordered the destruction of
the plantations in the Camagney district, and a
burned. 80. -
Among the prisoners recently captured was
party who had killed seven wood-cutters on the
outskirts Of puerto Principe. Captain General
De Rodas picked ont seven of the band and had
them executed, in retaliation for the deaths of
the wcod-cutters.
A telegram from Puerto Principe to the Voc
de Cuba says: sit is positively known that Pres
ident Cespedes is trying to escape to the United
States, but Is prevented from accomplishing his
purpose by his paTtisans."
IDsurrectionists continue to present them
selves In large numbers to the government
forces and ask for pardon.
The steamships Borussia, from New York,
and George Cromwell, from New Orleans, ar
rived this morning.
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IMPORTANT TO CENTENNIAL you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots efiectually removed 50 that they will never
show again; II you wish your clothing nicely
pressed so that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher; nrst-class scourer,
and sole proprietor Of new Partisan process, SIS
9th street, opposite the Patent Once. List OF
prices:-Coats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, 80 cent?; Q whole Summer Suit, s225
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, TO give me call. FISH
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
efectually out, and he can give guarantees that
summer. References-M essry. b. H. DuvaIl,
43i Pa. ave.; s. II. Heiberger, 2i2 Pa. ave; G..
+. Schafer, ZS Pa. ave-; W. 7. Griffith, 306 9Th
ST.; A. Saks & Co., 316 It'll st., and many Others
See advertisement in another column. 6,l6,1:
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We ARE pleased to notice that MI. Prigg, our
popular and enterprisiDg jeweler, at 45 Penn
has extended his establishment by adding 10 il a
large store-room in the rear Of the one now oc-
cupied, which will be intended especially for
the display and sale of vases, chromos, statu-
cites, and articles OF rertH. Mr.. Prigg has
earned for himself an extensive trade in the sale
of Alaska diamond, set in gold. in all the novel
designs jet Of the latest fashion and in great
variety. and his Etruscan jewelry and general
any establishment In Washington. He is in
daily receipt Of fresh goods. Strangers and
citizens are invited to call and see for them
selves. The stock is so varied that all tastes
can be gratifed.
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GhKAr sAKeA sSs y gs,, ssRrSs AND Sun
,,s BK,pSSeo sIstt, s.s,.3oL,

has received o full a->srrroeut Of ~
LADIES DkEss GOODS,
consi-tfng OF japanese Silks, Blsrk ssIks. Qr~ns-
dine suitAna, HVhairs, and JapaDs~s Airture- Tor
suits. orssndfe-, Lawns, Percaies, 0i1shsns seer
sucker: Bon bsxlnes. Grapes. Lame-e. xc
LLAMA LACE sHaWLs
al youy,ns. Aie.sndrehs. s.d OOurvoi<srs KID
Jones Nsinsooks and Cambrfc., French Mullins
Orgsncies; kichsrdsons Inch Linens; Lsce, Hem
rltehec, and Plain Linen Ckmbrfc Handk ere hirfs.
With nrst rate sesertmeat % oessh end Boys
wear, Ladies and Genfs Underwear, Rngl,sh ana
HERMAN Ho<iery, Housefurni fishing Goods. hsrtlns.
OF Cloths. Ac.
nsvips purshsssd an goods az the recent great
VII md TITO their advantage 70 ride over.
myem Lbs.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.



A Chance for g. T. Iratn-E tneen
Hundred ON the War Paeh Without
q Leader.
feiagrspAed Ezclssirely 10 he EeessV Ssr.
ToRoSTo, May 3o.-Dispatches from BuffA,o
say there are in that city about 500 fensans.
who express their determination 20 make raid
in some locality, but being without an organs-
zatlon or any person capable OF leading them.
no attack need be feared. This opinion Is from
source fully considered good.
The Kanueks sf Port Celeur1e Han.
kerinx for . Eentan Fight.
PORT CoLBURxE, May 3o--People expectthat
an attempt win he made 10 break the weilsnd
Canal, bat as there are plenty OF troops in the
such undertaking. Three hundred Red River
troops and one company Of regulars, under
arms, are here ready to move to Port Colburne
OF elsewhere IL occasion requ,rss; Red River
row, but will now probably be detained as
grecaution. The general wish here Is that the
Feniars will come across and be badly beaten,
and an end be thus put to the present suspense.
A tremendous ire swept of vast tract of
woods near Fort william, at Thunder Bay, May
18th. The burnt district il on the route Of the
Red River expedition, and viii give some trou-
bic in making road.
The Position Of Affairs nj Sc. Albnns-
Gen. O'NeiIs Life Threatened.
ST.. ALBAxs, May 3o.-A few Fenians are
still lettering about the streets, but they will
money to pay for their transportation. Colonel
Brown and Murphy are still confined IN jail,
being as yet unable to obtain bail. :
Many Of the Fenians believe O'Neil intended
to be arrested by the United States marshal
and threaten his life If any opportunity pre-
sents itself when he ID released. They still claim
that he has large amount OF money collected
from the hard earnings Of Irish laborefs.
The 'Rrisoo Femians. -.E
SAN FRANCISCO, May N.-Another meeting
ing of Fenians was held last night. Additional
subscriptions we're received, and q number of
volunteers enrolled.
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW and HANDSOME styles Of
PASTALOONs,
FINN sc to IS,
recently received. sa
GEO. e. HEsHISG,
n a.. No. 40 9Th St, \. w.
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G I nahNHEssHALL,l Cou,mi.
.RRY GRANsnN sloners.

sixth wARD, FIRST PRECINCf.-No,icei 9.
~ hereby given that, In conformity 30 the provis
Inns of the charter ef the city OF GashTpgiOs en-
Election VIII be held in th- First Precinct of the
SIKH Ward, on M0HDAY. 9Th Of June next. al
Jacob Luskeys 9, Eighth street between Q and z.
Tor Mayor, one nemher Of the Beard OF Aldermen.
and three members of the Board Of Common Council.
a. which said Preeinst the votes OF sl whe rers
tered in the said sixth ard Il the city nf Wash ing
inolusive-win Be received. Polls open at AN.
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REV. DIR. NKwNAN starts for West Point
New York, tomorrow, as one of the Board OF
Visitors there. Revs. Messrs Wilson, Sunder-
land, Harmon and McCauly will officiate for
him at the Metropolitan On. E.J Church during
his absence. His sermon yesterday was on ''oui
Indebtedness to the dead" from the text, Z" He
being dead, yet speaketh," in which he refe rret
to the ceremony of decorating the soldiers
graves with flowers. trT.Gl
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IKprcMHHf 10 Bur Coon SKwIHe Ma
CHIER.-Willcex b Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, win hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire 1T the agency, Bsum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, loe Seventh street, between ID
and =. I'll
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SEyEKJHs wAKD. FOURTH PREcHcT-
- Notice h hereby given that. in Conformity t. tie
provisions OF the Garter Of The city a WAsKtnafsn
IN Election WI be held iA Che Fourth Pres.in~t "a
the scveueh Wsrd ON MONDAY sfh Of June pext.
81 street. between sixth and Seseusls slreets Tor
Mayor. ese heBb,r 81 The Board of Aidsrnea ard
three members ef the Beard % Common Coztcii.
s!A Asses~or q Which I'D Precinct the yefss IL
81 who are registered In the said seventh ari al
the city CT NsshinGson. the initial issser OF uscs.
name Is iron g .. incisakSs, will De rsceised
fclis cpehlfi =. -: snd clors ~ p n . T7-s ;
THOMAS II. >MlTHossN D -
Gh9kgH n nkwMAN, css'ss;
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3 AA.hhLE Evans, oo,mi..
j. P. HAiMOR. sioners.

y tiee Is hereby. en-, that in eonfogmity 30 the
Of hs S Srs q Re sin q
next 81 srsss, Sss~see fesr ana nd a SaT and and
sixth, fer Mayor, one Member tie Beard Of Alisr,
Council and an Assessor. at which sad Precncs the
ySsss o. p, al who are sesss IN the aid ses.ntA
whcee nsYes il from % n. inclusive, viii be "
eeived. Polls opsn ~ 4 -. ssd sles at Up NJ
ga. > sKMIiHdHf sbsVI,r s ssssrs.
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Credit 10 whom Credt, ts p...


Tia fiyst roltnteerg an Tie Union Cans,- n 80
aeTe DIstriet AeR-Tks1 Eailst ed more tam .
neek B,fere I've ArTIral Of uss PeRagy lranid and
HdSsdekHsstts Nm. . - -. =
a meeting was held at the Aldermen,s
Chamber on Saturday night by the old commits
stoned officers, who were mustered into the
United States service in April, 1861, General
ShArles Everett presiding, and Captain q. j. l.
foxveu acting as secretary.
IL has repeatedly been claimed for the Massa
ehusetts and Pennsylvania soldiers that thew
we're the nrst 70 respond 10 the call for yoiun-
teers In is61. Such Is not the fact, however a
~ can easily be proved from the oHlcial records
thAt our District troops were the first in actual
serr.ee- On the morning Of pril 10. ISL. Col q.
-, Sone, Inspector General Of the militia. vent
% ~. W Inspection visiting each OF the arrnor
ne OF tne volunteer military comnaniss 80.
and examined arms aud accoutrem.nx neIe,
same day the composites were ORDERED 10 ,h e
War Department, where they were ins,s.t S
BY General Mcdowell, and such a. vsrs 80
cePted sworn into the service OF the Tinted
states and placed on guard duty at once.
snere they were employed when the Penn
syIv2nia and Massachusetts, troops arrived
Ihe Washington Light Infantry, Capt Tow
- were then nrst sworn in On that day, April
tOtn. ne rennsylvania troops did not arrive
mere nhtI The 18th OF April. Capt Dubant
Iead the resolution recently offered in the Hous.
by Mr. Cake relative TO the preoar.tion ~
medals for the Pennsylvania yoInntaers -
arrived here on the isth Of April. IssI, Nsior
MeBlsir stated the fscts in the case, cl.Imine
that the District volunteers We're the 4 - -
enter the service of the United Sue M 80 70
On motion, committee Of seven was s....,.,,s.d
10 van on the Military Committees in ,,,na,rsS-
ana urge the Claims Of the District yoli 49, :.
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BURGLART-Before daylight this ,oo-r,,
burglars entered the boot and shoe stora -
VIM Wetherelt, on the corner OF III and i.th
Of about $40. They effected An sa.
through a side window info the dwelling a.,
Of the house, and thence into tie stors.-e PSI
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A SHALLOW TRICK.-The desperate Bowen
ring have put out posters all over the city, pro-
Tossing to Rally white men, rally, ;" against the
colored people. The trick is too sh allow to de-
ceiye anvil body. rrf
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SENENTH wARD. FIFTH PREcfNCr-N.
- tice Is ershy gwen that. in conformity 60 IN
prcxisione Of tlr charter OF the civ &C Wash;nrze
an Elsef,an ~ be held In the Firth Precinct Of ~
sssenth Nardon MONDAY, oh Of June NEXT Al ii
for neyer. 90 Member OF the Board II xlSerms.s
nd thrss AWbsa Of ~ Dpard q Connon Cosn.i.
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Don't Fail to Registeri Don't be-
grudge little time or trouble! A full
registration viii insure Emery's cleo
ton by 5000 majority
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.,s5, wiTHDRAwN.-The Presld>n.
Vsr~msn a. IN me nomination OF Mr. Horario
Oistricf or columbia, Which, nominsf,o,, ~
semitic me Senate In December lsst.
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BE-. 2 s BRREENNAN, (Coumi..
W MILAN P5HETKTiihBddNE sioners.
CECoND WARD, SfCOND PRECIICT.-No.i

- is hereby given that in conformity to the pSoyi
sl1ns Of The ehHttsT q the city Of Washington,
Second Ward On MONDAY, 9th Of June merit AZ
Mrs smith 9, southeast corner Of Thirteenth and 4
streets, for Mayor one Member of the Board of AL
dermen, ane three Members of The Board OF Common
Council at which said Precinct the of all who
registered in the said Second Ward of the city of
Washington, the initial letter Of whose names is
from 60 n inclusive. will be received Polls open
att A. n, and close at P. II.
'-R JOHN NJ BROwN)
A; FRANk, .ionsIs
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JOHN n. BRowN.)c..,..
!. A; FRANk, S .ions

SECOND WARD, Third PREUINCT-Notice
- Is hereby given that, in conformity 70 the prS
Visions OF the charter OF the city Of Washington an
Election viii be held in the Third Precinct of III
Second Ward on MONDAY. sth Of June n~It. a,
Charles Robertson on street. door from thu
one Member q the Board Of Aldermen, aud three
which said Precinct the votes Of all WHO are regis.
tered in the said Second Ward OF the city Of Wash
lngton. the initial letter Of vhes names Is from 10
inclusive viii be received. Polls open at a. m
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~ iHE MERCHANTS HAVE ORGANIZED FOR THE
Cc..,nrAfeS--An enthusiastic meeting OF the
SuAens REFORM Association was held on Satur-
Ren,nS al TIE rooms Of the Board OF Trade.
hers. showing that the bushes co,emnnisv
=, ..n..s 70 the fact that . reform Is necessary
was spnoip,ad AFFAIRS n campaign COMMITTEES
who to-day opened their head
ne a'I,I Al oIS Ninth street. between Pennsyya-
a asa nue. and street. The feeling ON Sarur-
- va very strong, the business men pledyino
.orn,;,,a, , roi whatever amount OF money the
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A bower wARD COMMISSIONERS vroLAr,vo
TIE R.6IsfRY LAw.-On Saturday .evenin,
Ofhcer Kenner arrested Edward 8. Atkinson on
the charge Of violating the registry law, ssby
procuring Or attempting 10 procure VIM. Me-
Couley 70 register himself ~ voter In the Dis
uict, after he (McC.l had registered. He was
hearing to-day. At noon Mr.. Atkinson APP
Feared before Justice Walter, Mr.. N. H. Miller
Ior the prosecution, and Messrs. A. X. Browne
anu Safnsie Tor defence, The further exami-
nation was postponed to Thursday next
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PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. T. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, bet 9Th and 10th streets.
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Don't Iail to Register, Dont Ia
grudge little time or troubl,I FIJI,
registration win insure Emery, ~.
ton by 5000 majority!
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- i hereby given that. IN cof"rmity H. the nc
visions Of the charter OF the city Of Washington an
election will be held In the Filth Precinct of the
al the Once OF the Commissioner Of til Second ard
corner Of New York avenue and Thirteenth street
for Mayor. one Member of the Board of Aldermen
and three NJ LENDERS Of the Board of Common Com
ci al which said Precinct the votes of al who are
Washington. the initial letter Of whose names i
from 70 inclusive. viii be received. PolI- open
at A. NJ. and close att Pm.
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CASPER KELLER, De-
s IAN p,ATCHKR, sieaer.

SECOND wARD, FOURTH PkECINCT.-No-
- tce u hereby given that, IN contorn,iry TO the
s s seccSS w dbs heIa n The Fourth Precinct Of
at Douglass store. Twelfth street one door from
northwest corner Of New York avenue, for N ayor
Members 81 the - ard OF Common Council at which
sad Precinct the votes OF an who are registered in
initial letter Of whose names is from N q s. insiu
close at . p. NJ 4. q. wkAyER, -
JOHN CURREY,t S?aimls
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1st :IHsEfs .AAEEihibirHr c ,sas4:.
CHARLES JONES, lcu..
ma DENNIS CALLAHAN SysnIn.
CIV. PARSONs. sioners
FIFTH w1RD, FIFTH PKTCTNCf.-S.,i,

hereby given thst, IN conformity 20 the provis
ions Of the charter Of the city 81 Washington. an
Election viii be beld In the Fifth Precinct Of the
fiffh Ward on MONDAY. 6fh Of June next. a. the
corner Of and Third streets southeast, for Mayor
one nem6erc the Board Of Aldermen, and three
Members Of the Board 81 Common Council ant an
Assessor, which said Precinct the votes Of all who
registered in the aid Fifth Ward VI the city OF
Washington the initial lester Of whose from
to H. inclusive. will be received Polls open at
A. N. and close at p. - =
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The REGENERATION SATURDAY.
OufPngeOus EP00an.


CIauerSsrs NOT AIotrsd 70 Take the Names Of Those
RegtslsriJJ Illegally Cook Places tie Regts-
trdtion Books IN fAS CAdr1e If tie Pesit>ntidry
Br0fheTsf
During the registration on Saturday evening
the line continued to string out from the door
Of the courtroom to the pavement.
One Of the Seventh Ward Emery challeugers
was ordered to leave the room. The ehal-
leBgers who were perm tied to stay were
treated with entire Indifference, and were
allowed TO remain simply a. spectators; and
one being noticed taking the names OF
some supposed TO be registering Illegally was
informed that that would not be allowed. Not
wifhstandlng this characteristic attempt OF the
Bovenites TO cover mp fraud partial lists were
obtained of the names of those registering frau
dulently, and the vigilance committees of the
several wards will see that the parties are ar
rested and prosecuted. The total number re-
ported was So In the ten hours, about two
thirds OF which were colored. At seven o'cloc K
there were over 100 IN tn fine and the doors
be ing closed they were shut of. After which.
at the instance OF Cook the books were given
IN charge OF the notorious penitentiary bird
Tom Bowie, 70 be taken TO Cooks head1uartsrs
tally Of the registration Saturday showed
that shout one-half Of the cclored registration
was OF Emery Republicans and nearly all the
white registration was Emery. There L no
doubt, therefore, that despite the desperate
frands attempted by the Bowenites the Emery
republicans thus far more than hold their large
majority obtained on the previous registration.