Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-08
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
B.HERB ZEE We VOW

B'HERB .fBE We WOW?
The Few Division of the District.
The Election Districts under the Act
Of Congress.
Under the &C: OF Congress providing a nes
government for the District of COLUMBIA, Gov
soart 0: the District Rave after Constitution.
agreed upOn the following ii vision o. tue terrific
~ INTO twenty two election districts as provided
F.Ts. Dis.riet. AT that part OF the county OF
warrington Yang cast CT Lin cOln avenue and
Bunker hill read a. Fort Bunker ID.
q AL that part of the county o. washing
lin road.
Sd. all that par; Of the city o. Georgetown
lyirgw5st of high stree.
n gh street.
lying we-tot twenty hrss street.
r'h AT thai past Of the city OF Washington
ly.rg south o. X street north, between Fit
tseEth and Twenty-fTst streets west.
1Jh- All that caTs or the city of Washington
lying between X and streets north. and Fit
teenth and Tventy-brss streets west and north
o. y between Fourteenth ami TWENTY Tst
sth. All that part of the city OF Washington
bing north OF y street, between Seventh street
west and Fourteenth street west.
9TH. All that part OF the city OF Washington
lying between G. street north and street north
and between Eleventh street west and Fifteenth
1ctb. All tina, part ofthe city Of Washington
lying between q stTCsS north and the canal, and
between Eleventh and Fiitee1sh streets west
18th. All that part OF the city of Washington
stTeet west
18th. All that part Of the city of Washington
lying between g street north and the canal be-
tween Seventh street west and Eleventh street
18Th. All that part of the city of washing.ou
lying between q street north and street north
And between Seventh street west and Eleventh
18th All that part OF the city OF Washington
lying north Of n street north, between North
Capitol street and Seventh street west.
,,iDs sh i Al ina par, o. the city Of washington
sorth, AMI between North Capitol street and
Seventh street west.
street north and the canal, AMI bet een NORTH
and south Capitol streets and Seventh stre.s
18th. All that part of the city lying between
6 street south and the canal. and between
south Capitol street and Eighth street west.
lsth All that part of the city lying south of G
Eighth street west.
18th. All that part Of the city living north OF
street north, between North Capitol street
and Fifteenth street east.
2eth Ali that part Of TIE city lying south Of
street north, between North and South Cap
tOl streets and Fourth strees cast
2lst. All that part OF the CIV lying between
street north AM L street south and east of
fOnrth street east.
I'D All TIA. part of the civ lying eas, Of
Fourth street east and south OF T. street soutl.
TEE SCTTEIEN RKPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
las: night elected the following oliceIs--HoD.
A Rutherford, PRESIDENT: James Van Heck, Of
LOUISIANA, seer etary; A. j. Merritt, OF Tennes-
zee, treasurer; II. II. Gitt, OF Arksusas, assist
ant secretary, q. L. Cotton, of Mississippi cor
responding secretary. The election of vice
presidents resulted as f0llOws:-First f.. NJ.
Dawson, Maryland; secord, james Flood, yir-
Eipia third, Missouri, not represented; fourth
y. Webster, Mississippi, tf'h, ". II. Webster.
Louisiana; sixth, d. F.. Patterson. Arkanss
seventh, y. II. COllett, Kentucky; eighth, W. r.
JsHCls- Florida, min \. ). G. Hoge, Tennessee:
tenth. CGes. Murphy, West Virginia. eleventh.
Alabama; Thirteenth, J. VI. Norris South Caro-
Ina; fourteenth. L. 5. Post. reyas.
TIE THEATErs.-1he LYDIA Thomson Bu
ksGue TTouP continue 20 draw crowded hou e.
a. the National Ih6at and the ahsur,iitiss of
Paris, or the APPLE Ct Discord' which kept
the audience in roar list night, will be re-
Issfed This everiDg. 10 Is a lively piece and
Beckett and the blsDdCs dash it of in spirited
style.
The w-ndbam Comedy Company WHO come
here with an established reputation as first
elias. artists, Thoroughly orssuized, Sill OPEN at
Walls OleIs House this evening with a 10 man
ire military drama new to play-gotrs in this
city, entitled The LanceTs. Mr. Charles
Wyudham, comedian OF great merit. imperson-
ates Tie hero OF the play.
TEE SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION OF CRUZ
TN TO ANIMALS took place last evening asd a
large number OF new members were admitted.
Air. GAteLeIl. the president reported .eyersI
arrests which he had caused, and stated that
the Sunday dog sighting across the river would
the clergy men OF this city TO deliver sermons
npoa the objects OF the Society in order 70 bring
u before the public. Prof Brainard, OF the
Patent once, Col. j. e. Smith, A. N. Scott
New. hr. Reed and DIR. L.. L. Lalgstroth ad-
dressed the meeting. Drinking fountains are to
be erected at an esrly Gay, under the auspices
a SntIS IN filrs af .
A
TEE POwER OF MAN OVER tn. Brute
CkrAaIoN.-Prof, Pratt well deserves the tide
ot "HCT.e Educ atOr OF tie World" as aDy one
c91 be convinced by q visit to has ar ena corner
Is street and Penrsylyania avenue. 10 NOR
row afternoon. when lie will subdue ana make
respectable members OF horse societv Of two
equine troublesome a wild, biting, kick ng.
AVID striking stallion. and the other a hOrse
.hich has rot allowed smith TO shoe him for
two years past. Prof. Pratt will undertake 10
convince him that he ought 10 wear shoes
Those exhibitions are amusing. a. well as most
instructive to all who have charge OF horses.
TEE FIEE DEPAETNENT.-The Board o.
fiIe &C mIr'ssiOntrs meet this afternoon and
~ Il - u that the East move TO he made Will be
Tie Ienoysl 81 some members and the rein
s'aiene Tent of several OF tho dismissed IN July
last 10 ~ runoTed ttat the decision OF Judge
Cartier IN Gaze recently be tore the Circuit
Court, a. 20 the ray OF an ex- Fireman has some
thing 20 60 With this proposed action. The Gaze
IN po'ht has, however, been appealed to the
CouI, IN General Term.
A BIG PEAR EEoN TIE PACIFIC SLorx-W.
were shown TO-DAY nv Col - VI. Hutchipps
pioneer OF the lO Semitic Valley, pear weigh
ing Two pounds and nine ounces. IL Is almost
~ large a. the average watermelon on this side
OF the continent, and II Of the variety known on
the Pacific slope ss the pound pear. Its graft
OF the ordinary pear on the Atlantic slope, and
hss trebled its proportions IN It's new home.
Ihey are taken from the trees in October or
November, but DO not ripen until February.
EsctFED fEIsOSkRs--Last night. about u
O'Clock, Tour persons, who were confined in the
jan al AleSancriz escaped by cutting their wsy
hIoGkh TIE walls. They we're confined for
perry Offences and the register of the AL gives
their names as Wm- HAight, j. w. Paine White
men, and John Msstern and VIM .Johnson
colortd- As ocn a. W was ascertaiued that tbs
jail birde had Town, Deputy Warden j. II Was
teiegrzphed 20 Police Hes Do uarters in thi, civ
giving fun description Of his boArders
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THEODORE oHAs'ORcHRsTkA.-This grand
organization will visit Us again this mouth we
are g Ad 10 hear, and will give two sacred en-
tertzinDents ~ Lincoln Han. The dates are
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