Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

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THE FIFTH WARD FOR EMERY.
Organization Of q FlOurishing Emery
Club-460 Names EnrOlled-Dr. Boyd
I'm Opposition to BOwen.
A mas meeting of Emery voters of the Fifth Ward
was held last evening at Kaisers Hall, ID, near
9th street east, for the purpose Of forming perns
nent organization.
Mr. Amos Hunt called the meeting to order, and
ps
Amos Hunt offered the fOllOwiDg. resolutions,
Constitution and laws OF the land is acknowledged
ens 10 exercise Vigilance IN the sse ec s se0d
Choice o. those who are t9 make and execute the
Fifth ard. in publ meeting assembled do resolve
that IN the coming June election preferences tor
whom we deem at present most appropriate to fiji
the respective offices, without regard to previous
aiding snd 0 the c ifS Of Ws!
ington; that we deem this an opportune time TO
here under President Monroe, and was desired BY
Psaee that ii ooncnr I the gs have
Of Matthew G Emery for Mayor.
be TO reass. mble on Thursday the 18Th instant for
me rurpose OF making ward nominations. The
tee Of ten to make fr the participation
OF the club IN the proposed ratification meeting.
sixty names were enrolled amid cheers for Eme ana
Councilman Hatton then Congratulated the meet
enthusis-tic, and that they had succeeded in organ
izng fourshirg club. After going over the lavish
eXtrayacance of Mayor BOwen's administration he
,ursd ts bis eSlored irsnds and warned them MOTTO
t ed on by the Bovenites, who would tell them
that the Democrats were coming over to Emery, and
mat u Was lad com pany to be in He said, in the
or any other kind of votes: Bowen, OF course. did
not like 70 see them 60 for Emery, as he was bidding
promised Democrat. who used to he Con,mis. oner
Of the Fourth Ward, that if he would come over to
sioner Of the Ward. O'-'''''''
opposition TO Mayor Bowen two years ago, now and
General A. Grant then congratulated the meeting
ing adjourned, having been quiet and orderly
snce was sttmptd By some eoSTe n
we're promptly hustled on TO the station house.
THE SECOND WARD BowENLTE< DFMoRALrzsu.
Last hight our reporter proee edsd to Liberty all
hth street. bstween and 8. to attend meeting OF
President, Wald Commissioner c. Il Peters At
mn there being only a6on, halt dozen
was to he held On 10th street between and o. He
eSnd iR AP 1I he
which consisted OF four reporters, eight colOred mem
BOYD who was addressing an imaginary audi nee OF
lrishmen. He closed by Offering a Of resolutions
wanted 10 be represented in the City Councils; thar
their choice was Maurice Hurley aud if the T. guIar
Hurley they would sffiliate with them MaJor MSTse
then came in with a few colored men; and being
meeting preceded to Liberty Hall, where NJ
Barnes took the chair and stated that this wa. q
q the Second Ward Cir ohn A s,ie. na1ed Cias
by oep9rIng That the other meeting a failure a.
" Ntuiu give ther opponents more PRESTIGE aud hs
said that rom the appearance Of th, meeting he lid
second Ward. MAJOR Pivot-sun Morse was then in
s,S1T f ana went through hi usna perfor
ador;sd. but was Dot able 10 do So '''''''-'
TIE BrRysIIxr DIVORCE CAsE-On MAY 2o'h. !
~ a. /" as described IN THE STAR the day follow
b .t Sxiv and = separating as HIS
,Id and vile Mr Bernard Burnsti.e and his wife
street est south OF Pennsyivsn a avenue by Ger.
then Sa
srlJ he'd good =; far as the OBLIGATIONS mposedb
far,y Wa in .,s case Of marrying again without
The parfie. that time separated Mrs.. Burnsti1e
months 20 sne He she tae n her AsHd
more and az the proper tine instituted proceedings
her u.band IN Which suit :he ws. sa
On the 10Th instant was awarded decree OF divorce,
81 business resume her maiden nsine II Elt1sb@th
Abraham. Ar Burnstine; her former husband is,
II appears, on on trip 10 Europe.
,CANp1DATTs FOR CouycILs PROM THE Fourth
49, pee III meeting Of The Fourth ward
corner II lst and streets J. C. all in rhe chair,
f h cnee TO confer @ , Sa Il
TaTd reported that they had recommended Mr.. john
cepted- Mr, Looney. from the committees 70 select
70 be voted FOR in ahe meeting 70
,sraratST For the So@%Sn Seanei!-JShh v icis
Nm ,n moors ore i ems, ter, tenn C. Wall short tern
W. Hatton, who declined 20 run and Il wa. at his
suggestion that n McCoy was . lecied The CAair
into the nomination of those named. Lui that il Was
recommendatcry only; aud a. the club had endorsed
III 81 IL
when called ard use their endesv to have their
TIE GLEAsoy-srYwAsr PoLIrlcAL FreHr.-we
GIeason ard Dan. stewart Andrew Gi .ason was
taken IN custody ester1ay sfter by officer Felt
street Daniel Stewart and Charres stewart " w .
then arrested, on complaint OF Gleason, on the
and were brought before Justice Chase who p,st,
poned hearing OF the case til TO day. Richard I.
Gsss for assault ard battery, with intent to Kill
nj after hearing before Justice Chase his case was
cut oi the hight yesterday
PROF REsoLrTIoS GREENS FOURTH WARD
BowtHITEs - CoISc5LVLast eysning the usual
held in s Hs Il ns Il 0 th M.rf sf~sn
ton Green in the chair, and Mr. Tally sser.tary.
hslf hour out Of ali danger II explosion Mr.
Gorhsm offered a resolution charging that the
awarfare'on Irish Americans aessrr FIescher, Jss.
Ryan, 10 Williams and Robt. Thompson thea
DRAMATIC READING, BY Mr.. FRANK MoRnAuSr
Generals sherman, Porter. and Brice: Sy kes Chad
sss og ax w.S bs, hStsl Senator Edpun
others having requested that popular actor, Mr.
frank Merisunt, TO give dramatic reading IN this
city be has consented 10 do 80 at Mefzerott Hall
morrow evening ~hen 10 Il expected that the Presi
cent AZ family viii beipresent. General sherman
VIII also be there The programme is capital one,
J. ctusl treat.
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bivER FRoSr.- Carers WhasC -Arriyed-sehr
AT, hurpasle wool Tor VIM. Warder 4 Co. -
ray Hh9u.-Arrived-Schr Joseph Comeoys
'lSAsrs. irsn. Maine with ice for Fay a Baily
ht@ys Hhap-Arriyed-Schrs Pearl WiiIiams
- the Miss. Cook. from Norfolk, lumber for y p
Fugtft. szllet-Sc hr. American EaaIe Street 90.
Georgetown, 20 load coal for Phlafelphis- an,eri
can Coaster, Purcell, Tor Cherryst stone, light
AcCTpFNT.-Yest.r dsy, while James Psrtar
painter, employed by Mr.. COombs, gagged in
painting . house near 18th and y streets second
story he fell from the ladder 10 the ground and hal
als right leg tr ken above tn. ankle besides being
bruised about the chest. DIR Brene.nan sent for
and dressed the liml at he had been taken his
,esdenee on Pennsy Ivan avenue, No. 1877, between
18th and 10Th