Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-02


nomination of Ward tickets yesterday, a. stated
m last evenings STAR, and similar elections
were held by the BOwenites in the Second
Third Fifth, and Sixth Wards.
Emery Nominations.
SECOND WAED.-The result of the prinarv
eieGtion In this ward yesterday for Aldermen
anu councilman o. the Emery ticket resulted
as follows; AldeTman--G. y. Hall, $50 votes;
Lewis Clephane, 400 J. X. Barr, IS. For Com
Bayley, 50a; Hallett K.lbourn, 243; Chas N0nI-
ton. y; II. ;. Martin, Ig3. W. F. Given. fnI: IL
A Hal, IS5; JudsOn ). B-swn, 92; ID. NJ. Kelsey
40 Samuel Crown, .; scattering 133. The
ticket will stand: For AIlerman7G A. Hail
common CcunCil-David FSheT. John A. Bav-
ley, and Hsslett KilbOurn.
David Fisher. who led the ticket for Common
Council, receiving 5s3 votes, Is a well known
colcrtd man. formerly hack man, and lattsry
engaged IN the furniture business on New York
avenue.
Fourth wARD.-The result of the balloting
IN this ward was the election of the following:
ward ticket:-FOr Alderman-w. W. Moore,
llOng term;) y. H. CrOssman, (>hort teTnlN For
Common Commissioned p. Robertson Benz
NJ MCCOY, (cOlOred,) and John O'Donnophua
The tally was ss 10 lows: W. ". Moore Q05
Lof alderman, long term; j. II. CrOSsInan, Is
for Alderman, short term; J. C. Wall 45S do
For Councils. z. Robertson 10. .Jobn o-Don
ohue: sI1; Bent. McCOy. 60; John VoCht. IS:
" w. Writ, 10. The above vote fer Mr.. Moore
Inchcates unmistakably that the Fourth Ward il
good Tor Emery by an overwhelming r,1jO-ity
as " shows over thousand voters participating
primary erection, below, there were ONLY two or
three hundred votes cast, all told.
FIFTH WARD.-In this ward the baIlOtinp re-
suited suited az follows~fOr Acknowledging F.
Gulek, SO votes Robert Ireland, - votes. For
Souneilmen there were a large number of can
oldates, and the following, being the highest
Are the nomlnees;-C: ii. Holden, 400; G. L.
b'iSset', JVS; 1hOs. n. Cant, DO. JnO. w Mad
was nominated for assessor he receiving 259
votes against 30 for j. ). Slater and III for
Clinton Fowler. Thomas A Cant Is a most
worthy and intelligent colored man AMI viii
make a good Councilman. The following are
me names OF the unsuccessful contestants for
ne hOhor OF representing the ward i'm the Board
OF Common Council. with the vote each re-
eeiyed: Messrs. FuIlalOye. I6S: q. e. MrT,IaI
o t5ae s nee BSan sI join esMea5s, 81 G.
%; samuel Strong, 81 jos. Weems, 81, Richard
Emmons, $50; ;. P. ID. Phelps, 81; ". II. Heas-
Mead 2 shJ John 1 Slater P PS AssessOrJ W.
i4'; y. h ArrlSOn, -, y. Mccormick o. There
we're ylI votes polled at this primary election.
mary election in this ward reported heJolr ~,
course the friends of Mr.. Emery are iubiIant a.
the result thus exhibited, as it demonstrates
eohciuslVeIy the election OF their ticket in this
ward by tremendous majority. The Bowen
i'es are III consequence sadly demorauzed.
Bowen Nominations.
SECOND WARD.-Commissioner Peters called
ne WaII together yesterday afternoon, az six
O'Clock, for the purpose Of nominating a ward
fcket, but the crowd was so slim that action yvas
geIerred until il should be augmented. The
~ ann.
allied, for things did not look much more nrnJn-
lsing al i.AJ O'Clock, 80 at that hour the COM
missioner called the gathering to order and vas
~ Lnlbalyu ana elected president, with Fire !
comnlssioner X. II. Booker secretary. The
slate having been previously arreed mon bV
the corporation officers and employees resi- No I
" the ward, a committee, OF which Joe B-oJ ks ,
vas chan, an, was appointed and after sreach !
i ~ Iot c ~ "a tS?n, hey reported he i5;
~. AlicTmeE--JOhn =. Croker. |
Piper, and a. +. MOuiden, and the report was |
adopted without a division. the thing having
of the BOwenites vas not shown. There was I
some dis iSIactOn iylt when these names were
announced, especially by several e. the IE.sL 4
Republicans present, who immediately retired /
Croker Piper and Burgess served daring the |
past year in the Councils, and MOUlJen Is a !
young mar, employed ilrhe Dead Letter Office. |
THIRD WARp.-The corporation laborers in I
this ward. under Commissioner Wright assem-
bled at " Weasel barracks yesterday after
noon, Water egistraT Bond in the chair, and
Archie Lewis secretary. when they proceeded
to ballot Tor candidate for Alderman, y 4.
johnson and X. j. Beail being named. and the
latter was elected. j. r. johnson, Henry Wall
ter and Michael Duffy were selected as the nom
inees for the BOaIdOi Common Council, and 4.
W. Phillips az Assessor.
FOURTH WARD,-The primary election the
Bowenites IN this ward Tesgred in the choice of
the following ticket. Alderman, ti0ftI tenn }
Nicholas Acker; tshort term,l A. X. Browne
For COuEcilmen-Allen Coffin, James RYAN,
and James y. Talley. For Assessor-Patrick
Wade.
FIFTH wAED.-The Bowenites IN this ward,
after much quarreling, yesterday evening finally
agreed upon the following ticket For Alder
mana. p. Clark. Common Council-Richard
Oulahan. T. l.. Schmidt, and y. II. Tinney.
Assessor-Jo-eph g. Carroll.
Sixth WARD.-The Bowenites who avoid
primary elections as a general thing in order
not to expose their numerical weakness. depart
ed from their usual rule in the Sixth Ward yes
xarfn r..Nl -.
at the commissioners Office, on i street between
eth and Sth streets east The full Bowen strength
was out, and a good opportunity was given to
The largest vote cast during the day was JU2,
and the Emery men are consequently jubIlant.
ballot is as follows. For Alderman-,Josiah Ven
able received iSS votes, and Michael Sinner 1.
For COuDcil-MadisOnD Davis, 40; John r. Her
rel. 4l9; Isaac Sinner, 2s1; Charles osborn, s.;
Hugh Tuohey, ~; McGill Peine Is1; Charles
Griffin, :. The ticket therefore VIII be Venable
Tor Alderman, and Davis, Herrell, and Sinner
for Common Council.
SEVENTH wARD-The Bowen men in this
ward met last night at Island Hall to elect ward
Candidates. They numbered, all told, 22T fore
shadoSing an overwhelming majority in the
by tellers resulted as follows For Alderman
Joseph Williams, 10 ard Anthony Bowen l05
For Common CO UneiI-ThOmas Carraher i22,
Anthony Bowen 90, 5. A. Douglas 90, Edward
Ambush 81 and Arthur Pannenl 10. The ticket
an easy one TO boats therefore for Alder
raher, Anthony Bower, :. A. Douglas. There
Wa considerable complaint among some OF the
colored men when the vote for Alderman was
announced, they claiming that the tellers had
made an unfair report, and that Mr.. Anthony
Bowen, " no Is q colOred man, had been thrown
overheard for the ex-adyocate of secession, Jos.
Williams.
The CORPORATION HAND BILL-Hessrs.
B0tcen, Cook, ROrse, Sales and Heron diias j.
b. EpgtisA Il Co--Yesterday, Aessrs. L.. III. Pc
louise & Go. commenced an action before jus
tiee ID. X. Smith against j. b. English & Co.
for s2s for type furnished defendants who run
the corporation hand-bill called the Erertrg
journal, and the account placed in the
hands Of Mr.. A. NJ. Sprague. constable, and the
case was set for tomorrow friday summons
have been issued tor the following: Sayles J.
Bowen, Mayor; VIM. A. Cook, Corporation At
torney; W. s. Morse, contractor; Stiles and Her
ron.
ACCibENT-MTs, Emiline McCathran, n
WIDOW about ~ years OF age, living Oh Rhode
sldhc avenue, near 18th street, slipped on the
stars Yesterday, and IN the fall had her left
thigh broken near the middle besides bruises
about the arms and head DIR. Brensntan of
applied the necessary splints