Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-27

THlRTEHNTH AND FOURTEENTH DIsTRIcTs
On Saturday the Board of Registr alton sitting
on tth street, near New York avenue, fur the
Inlr,eenth and Fourteenth districts did the
any day yet, registering in both districts over
200 names. In the Thirteenth district there
were $50 names recorded, 647 whites aud 297 col.
ored; and in the Fourteenth district ,4OI voters
164 whites and e37 colored.
FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH pysrRIcrs
To day the beard met in the rooms of the SUI
perintendant of Streets, Sewers, &C., basement
OF west wing of the City Hall, and when the
windows opened there were two long STRINGS OF
voters in waiting. The south winiOw was use
Tor the Fifteenth distric between ID and
street north and North Capitol and Ith streets.
The north window was fer the Sixteenth dis
uiCt-frOm ID street to the canal between North
and South Capitol and Eth streets. In the Fi.-
enth district at X O'Clock p. m. the crowd
two hours the registers worked off a portion of
the line at the Sixteenth districts window. In
the thirteenth district mp TO the above men sioneti
hour there had been 3s5 whites and 100 colored
voters registered, and in the Sixteenth distrl ct
about 200 whites and % colored.
DEczAsxp.-Mr. p. White. a prominent c;ti-
zen Of Washington, died Saturday afternoon
about O'Clock, at his residence on l. street. be-
tween 18th street and Vermont avenue. Mr..
' Mhi.e was a native Of Ireland, and was the
princlpaI In the well-known firm of p. White x
Co, corner % 18th and streets, aud of late hs
been engaged in the same business at the corner
Vi u anu streets.
On Saturday morning, while Mrs. Eleanor
ann Nallor, wife of our esteemed fellow citi-
zen, Dickinson Nailor, was out in the ward feed
ing the chickens, she was taken suddenly i'll
and fell to the ground. A little girl thar h All
been with her ran into the house and informed
the FAMILY, who fastened to the spot and found
her IN speeches. condition. She was carried
to the house, and DR.. j. T. Howard called i'm.
but physical aid was Of no avail, and che RAPIDLY
sank, and died in q few minutes Afterwards
appoplexy being the cause of death.
Charles Marcellus Murpbey, q printer. died
A. an early hour yesterday morning. MI Muir.
phey was OF delicate constitution, and fell a
victim 70 the insidioue enemy of his craft, con-
sumption. He leaves wife and two children.
The funeral will take place from his iather's
residence To- morrow morning. and will be at
tended BY Columbia Typographical Union and
Columbia Typographical Society, or which or
carnations he was member.
TIE AesRssHBNr-Thea assessor. of the sew
eral wards have been in session a. q board of
appeal since the 18th Of February last, and win
bad before them over 500 appeal cases most of
them from the First Ward, and have reduced
the total by probably $50 900 or s75, 600. gen
eral complaint came from the property holders
or fennsylvania avenue, from ist 20 g.. streets,
as TO the assessment on the ground, and il was
reduced from u 10 IS per cent.
JANAUscHsK, the eminent tragedienne whose
lormer performances in this city were greatly
enjoyed by large and fashionable audience.
aIli commence brief engagement al Walls
OPefa House Tomorrow evening being her last
appearance here previous to her Departure for
tuivPe; she Will persOnste "Mary Stuart"
n Schlilers great play, tomorrow night aud
Will he supported by very strong dramatie
company.
. INTERESTING TO HoUsEKEsPgRs-the adyer-
cement OF William +. Given, grocer and tea
r. HIOthPr