Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-01
The First ward Emerx Men.


An Example for other Wards-Union of Em,yy
cubs The hrincible Ward Ticket CnGniaous
Endorsed.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends Of Matthew q. Emery in the First Ward
was held last evening at Green's Hall, on Penn
sylNahla avenue, near 18th street.-The object
being 70 consolidate the First Ward Emery
Club. lDr. W. o. Baldwin, president,) and the
First Ward Reform Republican Club, (Mr. j
n nekenna, president,) in accordance with
cations.
DR.. W. o. Baldwin, President of the Emery
Club, called the meeting to order, and, after
stating the object said it was the wish OF Ali 10
harmonize the different elements, and in order
To effect new organization he rendered his res
Club.
MI. VIM. Ii. Goodaere, the secretary. then
TOOK the chair, and, upon motion, appointed a
committee OF three, with Mr.. j. &. Rupples
chairman, to notify the Reform Club OF the
resdlness OF the Emery Club to effect the con-
During the absence of the committee. Mr.. i.
Ii. Brooks. of the First Ward Invincible Club,
was called upon and addressed the meeting
He congratulated them upon the cheering pros
poets for the election OF Mr.. Emery, in spite of
the efforts being made to defeat him by the
Bowen party and City Hall Ring, and said the
administration of Mr.. Emery would give entir Q
people.
The committee to notify the Reform Club
having returned to the hall, accompanied by
IL, IT.
reported that the meeting was now ready to
perfect the permanent organic alton. Mr. Ed
ward Aiaston was called TO the chair Temporal
rlly, and w. II. GO0dacre chosen secretary and
after a short discussion as to the mapner of or
ganizaten. officers, &c, Mr.. Geo. Rbinehardt
was chosen permanent president, who, upon
taking the chair, returned his thanks to the
m letting and said he had not been i'm the habit
OF Participating In ward politics, but he thought
now that every good citizen should 60 to work
ton and elect Matthew e. q EmePn. ad"ini'tra
Major IA Sommers thought the First Ward
was good for 500 majority for Mr.. Emery, and
h ,sa n no SSSss that by united action the Weird
Dr. W. -. Baldwin said he did not desire tn at
his name should be used as a candidate for
Alderman, as suggested by his friends He
wanted to zee the success Of the reform ticket.
he therefore urged upon all to support the NOM
ina.iors made by the Invincible Club for a ward
the burden Of the eonfictin the First Ward Tor
the reform neyement, and he knew the gentle
men nominated by them would stand by the
s.o vas SUD for .tfhss E hn.t orsan
he hoped that I'll personal preferences would
nov be laid aside, and . hearty support given
to the ward ticket nominated by the fnvincible
Club. IGreat applause and cheers.l
Mr.. Calhoun Clark moved that the meeting
endorse the ticket a. nominated by the Inyin-
c,ole club as the proper one to be supported at
unanimossiy adopted amid great cheering and
shlhuAiasna, and motion was also adopted Il at
cne e; !, aug nd the meeting Of the Invncib,e
cup 10 noo<y that organization OF the action OF
lor mr.. Emery, and the ward, ticket and the
meeting adjourned.
ILLEGAL REGrsrRArIox-Corporat ron, .,;,-
"a. Rer Humber Co.'s Security for Frard..tSnt Y,sr
and F61fetts his BaR-Boh Himber AMI m Po,.
boscsH pofer hrss Up Kisstrg.-To-day, the ca e
OF VIM. Anderson, arrested on Monday by ONCE
Burr on the charge OF illegal registration. was
called nc 10 O'Clock, and he not appearin9. his
bail, e3oo-by Henry HiEber, Commissioner OF
the First Ward-was forf eited. -s :,
Matthew Garrett alias Nall, arrested yester-
day on the charge Of illegal registration, APP
peared before Justice WI Alter this morning AMI
there beng 10 prcsecutcr he vas dismissed.
STRAwBERErEs AND Music both at Hooe's
Swannne on + street, for the benefit or st.
nisbed .Is s%ofiai Chapel The pisno Is fur