Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-06

sett and Thomas Cant. AssessOr-JOhn W
RadlooI RtprSlioGn reket,-Aldermau-Geo
| =: kice. Common COuneIl-B. Il. French, w
| w. Tucker and Sam1 II. Williams. Assessor
Reuben A. Phillips.
c,Sn Bc,oen T,eket, No. Appleton p.
| Sl1rk. Common Council-Richard oulahsn,
r. l.. Schmidt and A. B. Tinney. Assessor :
| Joseph Carroll.
, BoaOen TIokst, No. 2,-AIderman-,John W.
| Mchnight. Common Council-Sitlney W Her
bert, DIR. j. T.. Snodgrass and William RroTr
Assessor-w. c. Marshall.
he precincts are as follows;-First precinct.
tween street and Pennsyivania avenue. sonth
east AT which all persons whose initial letter -
from to ID will vote.
Second, at the house of Mrs. Jones, No. els
street, between % and Sd streets, southeast
from T. to ii.
Ihhd, on the corner Of A and 2d streets south
Fourth, on the corner of A and 81 streets
southeaSt-trom to :.
Ffth, on the corner of A and Sd streets south
east-from Il to Z.
In this ward the voters had assembled A. an
early hour this morning, TO the number of about
20 al aeh precinct, and as as the polls were
oPened II was one steady rush till abOut ten
O'Clock, when there was a conparatiye lull for
awhile everywhere. The Emery ticket is prin-
ted on white paper, with figure OF +" blazing
cannon, cam and the Bowen ticket on pink paper,
Up TO half-psst 10 O'Clock there had not been
single case OF disorder, and at that hour the
was as follows:-First, 2IO; second, los: thfrd.
l5.; fourth, 152; fifth, 126; total, SO or about
nall the registered vote of the ward. Straight
tickets, az far as can be ascertained, are being
voted by both sides. with the Emery ticket far
ahead so far, and, il is stated, the adherents on
the Bowen ticket have already spent their
srengn, Aithough the Emery men had what
was supposed TO be an ample supply of tickets a
IL O'Clock.
The clerks in this ward are.-First nra-
Charles H.,
second, f. e. Gatchell and John = Slater; third
II. Z. Ray and George T.. EmmOns; fourth
Danlel y callahan and NJ. ID. Baker; nth, j. Z.
Entwistle and VIM. Tindall.
LATER.
In the Fifth Ward at half-past two O'Clock
the votes at the different precincts stood: First
1885, second 291; third, 3O2 fourth, 2S5; fifth, Igl:
total of ,45i, with Emery Handsomely ahead
and gaining. The estimate at this time was that
Emery would carry the ward by from two 10
three hundred majority.
SIXTH WARD.
Emery Tictet,-Alderman-Do McCatb-
ran. Common CounciI-Clarence NJ. Barton.
Benjamin F. Palmer, Frank ID. Gaines.
BOren Tictet,-Alderman-Josiah L. VenabIe.
common Councll-Madison Davis, Johh +.
The precincts are as follows:-The First pre-
cinet at Jacob LuSkey's, on sth street, between
u and T., southeast, at which all persons whose
initial letter is from A TO ID will vote.
Second at the Commissioners office, street
between 9Th and sth streets-from 10 H.
= Inlra Itn AZ Richard Gurtin's, corner OF 9th and
Fourth at Kinlaugh Deneale's, corner OF K and
10th streets-from = toS.
Fifth at Joseph Fox's, Sth street between l.
and M streets-from L TO Z.
In this ward the polls were thronged at an
early hour, TO the number of about fifty TO each
with the exception of the first, which had an
opening OF about l25 in line. The vote is pro-
crossing steady and quietly, and at IL O'Clock
the. votes polled numbered: First, 2l3,
second, l9i; third, 199; fourth POI; fifth, 13l;
r Sssf mall 81 the s0sa !, ,,S, vote that
plain white paper, and the Bowen ticket on
pink paper, with checkered back Besides
these, a mongrel ticket has been going the
rounds, with the names of all the candidates
printed thereon. On this, very few of which
are voted thus far, there is considerable
scratching, Of course, il being printed TO give
scTatchers chance. Some are scratching g..
M. Barton and substituting Madison Davis,
while it is reported that Z. ID. Gaines is also
being scratched considerably, but il will not,
probably, affect him, as he led the vote in the
primary election. Of the 95S votes cast thus far.
a tally shows abeut 625 for the Emery ticket. At
some OF the precincts the Emery tickets, pasted
on Bowen tickets have been thrown out, while
Bowen tickets pasted on "Emery" paper have
been received Two of the Poor House wagons
nave been at work bringing up Bowen voters All
the morning, and a white horse belonging TO the
Fire Department Is doing the same business
with private wagon.
The clerks in this ward are:-First precinct
James Tattarull and William Webster; second,
Thomas K. Jacobs, Jr., and Horatio Robey;
third, ID. U. Jones and j. III. Lawrence; fourth
Henry stewart and John j. Griggs; fifth, VIM.
BeTon and L. A. Ryther.
LATER.
In the Sixth Ward, at half-past two O'Clock.
the votes tallied:-First precinct, $50; second,
245; third, 2e2; fourth IA; fifth, 169; total of
1889. Itwas supposed two-thirds of the vote TO
come, between that time and the closing of the
polls, would be for Emery, without reference TO
hQ uorA Nfaxa4 .s.l-a a
considerably scratched, as also +. ID. Gaines,
The rest of the Emery ticket. however, is being
voted straightout. Estimates vary of Emerys
majority in the ward from 400 10 600.
SEVENTH WARD.
In this ward there are two Emery tickets, on
which are the following names:
Emery Ticket:-Aldermen-L. G. Hine, H. NJ
Knight Common Council-willam Hunt
I.f y: Il: McConnell, Thomas Thompson. VIM. A.
snsierro .sHs John ". Green, John g. Reisinger.
BoUea Ticket et:-Alderman-Joseph Williams
common Council-Anthony Bowen, Thomas
esarhfahsr, smha6s, $. A. Douglass Assessor-EnOch
The precincts are located as follows:-First
precinct, corner IL and streets, southwest at
Which al persons whose initial letter Is from A
TO ID will vote.
See Second, street, between 9Th and 9TH streets
s,6m Third !, street, between AZ and eth streets
~ Fourth, F street, between 9th and 7th streets
Fifth, H street, between ~ and 9th streets
In the Seventh Ward the Emery voters COM
menced to assemble last night early in the even
ing at Island Hall, where preparations were
made for them to take places in the line at the
various precincts. The hall was flied in all its
stories, and at eight O'Clock the men were diyi-
ded up into squads for their respective stations.
hIeIpd Ample provisions ns were made in the way Of
prepared for all and served TO the men at the