Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-15

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These additions make a total OF 2. 400 vOters
tI74 being deducted for error in the sixth dis.
trie',l IN which there IS a white majority (de-
sueting error Of csc.
NINTH DAY.
The board resumed its session at Q O'Clock to-
Gay, ana uptO noon was not mu CHI crowded.
A. the hours passed there was an increase in
the humber of applicants, and by noon most OF
TIC tables were crowded. As on previous days
abe judges stand in the court room was be-
sleged oy applicants for naturalization; Judge
Humphreys officiating as the judge in admit
tsng them 10 citizenship, and for several hours
he run strong opposition to the board, as TO
number OF applicants. This day appeared TO be
set apart for tbs lame the halt. the blind" for
the carriages we're bringing up deerepid voters
ali day. Among the cases decided on TO-DAY
was u at of An inmate Of the Georgetown work.
house, who was committed only a couple of
weeks since, and claimed his right to register
here. TIE board held that they could not take
PIE There were quite number from the
hshing landings and the country who applied
this morning.
At l. O'Clock,
BEAU HICKMAN
Grove up 10 the City Hall in barouche 10
register, and the crowd cheeTed him vOcife-
TOusly. He was escorted in and registered in
the 18th district, answering ali the questions
rrcpounded 10 the satisfaction of the iudSes
and giving his full name a. Robert 5. Hickman
besG vas smoking "a usual, and IL being re-
As General Grant to smoke cigars; he NAV smoke
better qualities, but smoke the greatest
variety"
sIxTY-ssvgy REJECTED FEMALBs
Miss Ann Hearney, aged ~ years, living on
list street east, between North Capitol and
streets, appeared at the judges stand of the
kineteenth district. and made application to be
registered, and, being told that she could not,
requested TO have her name recorded with the
si1ty-siH women who were rejected yesterday.
The EMANCIPATION CKLEBRArIos-A meet
ing Of citizens was held last evening to COM
plete arrangements for celebrating on Monday
District; Perry Carson presiding, q. b. Fischer
secretary. The several republican clubs were
represented by delegates. 1t was arranged that
ne procession will form in front OF the City
Nall, the right resting on Sd street, and march
down that street TO Pennsylvania avenue along
the avenue 70 the front of the Presidents HOUSE,,
where II will halt in honor of the President
From thence IT viii proceed along the avenue
70 Georgetown, and call on Governor Cooke;
then return to this city and call on General
Chapman at 6ray's Hotel, and then proceed to
lnlon League Hall, where addresses will be
delivered by eminent speakers. Perry Carson
viii act q chief marshal: William Short AZ
tight aide; and William Wayne, as left aide.
The following have been appointed ASSISTANT
-sds,-Ist district, W. G. Greene: 5tb- Alfred
Day; eth, VIM. q. Crawford; Sth James IomsI
and Alfred b. Lyles; 9th. Henry Sheldon; 10Th.
James a; Jennifer; llth, John Wallace; 18th,
George VI. Boston; 18th, James Gibbs: 18th. -
III. HOley; 1915, Richard Leonard, I7th Robert
Gllchrist; 18th, Janes Peake; 2lst, George
heReynolds- The finance COMMITTEES was in
creased 70 twelve, and now stands as follows -
Perry Carson, DIR. Stevenson, VIM. Boyd, = b.
Fischer. Robert Greene, Alfred b. Lyles Jas
LOmax, Mr.. Cant. Geo. W. Turley. Geo Better,
y. A. Jones and Henry Baughnaugh.
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Mr. MRRRICK AND rHK KNIGHTS OF TIE
golden CIECLE-A mass meeting OF the demo-
crafs and conservatives OF the Ninth and Tenth
districts was held at Carusi's Hall last evening:
DIR. Thomas Miller in the chair when Mr. MeT-
mex made bis usual complaint that this was a
party contest, and then, as evidence OF kis nom
Jartisanship, made his usual appeal to demo-
Gratis, TO elect democratic Delegate TO Con-
gItss and democratic lower House OF the
Legislature. Mixed schools followed, of cOurse
sni he then referred to caIumnies which he
said had been uttered and published against
him, to the effect that he had been connected
with the Knights of the Golden Circle in the
West; any such statements were base and ca
luminous fslsehOods; and whilst he had borne
and would bear much in this campaign without
he would call any paper that assailed his char,
2cteT a. patriot and q man 10 answer for its
conduct in the halls OF Justice.
General Morgan, OF Ohio, then delivered An
address, and was followed by rJC Hark-
ness, who wound up the exercises in an old
fashioned democratic speech, such as was heard
from the stump quarter OF a century ago.
DR. II. RIEsLHR, prominent German OF this
city, died az Providence Hospital Yesterday af-
Sangerbund Hall tomorrow Afternoon AZ
O'Clock. DIR. X. was gentleman OF talent, and
Tor many years was professor In An institution
OF learning In Baltimore. For several years he
has been q correspondent OF the Baltimore
beeker, as also a correspondent for European
Iaptrs, he was q ripe scholar and master of
several languages. For the past two wears he
has been employed in the Off ce OF the Recor,ier
OF DEEDS he was quite an active member sf
several OF eur German organizations particu-
larry OF the Washington S@ngerbund OF which
lie was one Of the original members.
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. Arran,s-
ments are being male By the fraternity in this
city 20 celebrate the afty-second ANNIVERSARY OF
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows on the
2tth instant. The exercises will consist of a
pubic parade through the streets to the Ma
uonal 1hester, where addresses will be made:
and At night levee win be held for the benent
OF The Library. The President of the United
states and several Senators and members of
congress, who are members OF the Order. have
been invited and Will participate. In addition
10 all the Lodges in this city, those of AIexan-
drla and Leesburg will attend.
FIRE AT FAILS CBURCH-The large, par
tally finished brick dwelling house of Mr. w
ID SheI ard, OF this city, situated on the Fairfax
Court House road, a little west of Falls Church.
Wa destroyed by IRE about two O'Clock this
morning. A wing or small part OF the house
originated in the upper part of the main build
ing The old man SAYS that he was awakened
oy the noise OF persons about the premises, and
got ny and found the house On fire, and went
out Of doors and saw two or three persons.
whom he chased away. The walls and chin
Deys are standing.
SPECIAL POLICE FOR ELECTION DAY-The
Board OF Police having determined 10 employ
100 additional men 20 AID the regular force in
preserving order on the day Of the election,
under the resolution Of the board Major
Richards has advertised for applications. Some
OF the EeuteDants have received number of
applications, with accompanying recommends
tons, and they are still coming in. In some
cases the applicants are extremely anxious for
appointment. The selections will be made in
the early part OF next week.
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The SUNDAY HERALD comes out in its nav
dress 70 morrow. We understand IL will reprint
zen. Imoodens interesting article on ''Lee At
eettysburg, and will have correspondence
from Philadelphia, Georgetown and Alexan-
dfiA- II Will contain Ii vely description Of n
men domestic scene on the White House stems.
= history OF the III kaig- Black homicide now On
trlal at Frederick, Md and a VARIETY OF in,er
eeung local and personal news and gossip.