Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-25
DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY IT EN- s .

..r,,.~. Of Co,.ncils.-Last evening, the Coun-
Mr. Cuban IN tI,s Char of IN. popular
. ,rd Nr Towers in that O: the chief branch.
Gentlemen di.pa,ch matiers before them with
-.S,hIe rruuptnezs, snd. therefore, lary"
.u.s,t Of ordinary business was done They met
.-Io,x D. M, and adinurucr! 9t o'clock
o.. ,,,r,ina,t business. transacted before the
4 N.rrrmen was the bill ~ relation to the ap
u,r,cut IF Superintendent ~; Public Sci,nol-, re-
II from the Common Council. Ai'cr lengthy
,.,,,s # WAS committed TO the committee Oh
s,,rs brIug q matter involving new expense To
The rules and regulations submitted by
-. u,,or f1r the government OF The police magis
.-....,,d officer, were read and animatediy dis
I'd and finally referred to- the committee on
.,,,e with directions to amend and report at the
-, mcetinr TIE bill for the recording OF births,
..,,,,yes and deaths was considered, debated, and
tin, the table. The committee the compilation
.. IA. laws, reported that in few days the volume
,r,,iDluc thrfp wund be ready for distribution. The
,,.,,,;;rpe on the Fire Department reported bill
.E-d,nr reIIrf to the amount al SILL, tor the Co
,,,b,- Flrr Company, to pay balance due on their
.,,criou and bill. which was referred 20 the Finance
Comnitic'.
+, III, Beard Of Common Council, Mr.. Bns.y of
sr,Ia resuu:ion directing the Register to- furnish
II ,.ous taking out licenses with copy of the
~, l., regard TO the particular kind ut license ~
-h,rb they apply. MIR. Miller moved joint rrso-
l.,m Directing the Assessors to furnish, week
bsf,r, rIr Assessors meet a. an Appeal Board, all
am, s.scsse.r, with correct copy of their as
c-Y,sn, NT. A. +. Cunningham peiiioned in
,ar,rd To- TIM suppression of the Sunday meetings.
,,csny attracting much attention. asking that the
,,v n 81, amcndcd that such meetings may he held,
,rbi-h wa. referred An exciting discussion oc
,rr.d upon the matter Of closing alley n square
10 Is. during which Dr. Van Patten intcricreI aud
nj beng memh"r, was duly -enccd by the Pres
dent an Important resolution M regard to Virgin
!, ,renuc w, introduced b. Mr.. Geddcss, and prop
civ Disposed of.
EJih oi the Roar J. tlirn wen; into ont meeting
sr N. election of Trustees of the Public Schools
Winch resulted IN tho choice uf McSSr,. Abbott Hall
day, aud Tarnham, for the FIRST District; MessrS
B,rhauGh. +. Bacon. sad Bouohon for the Sc, ond.
Nss,rs. Walsh, Russell, and AItsmrI., for the Third;
and Nes>r. Randolph, Pearson, aud ByngIon, for the
Fourth.
TIE Temperance Tr,ok--Nr. VIM. Feeney was
Yesterday, brought before Justice Thompson on q
tiilrgc of selling liquor Sunday, aud was aCuuled
tan- the fourth acqnItldI Of Mr. F. similar charge
The of Bnch -. Savage. on = charge of oh
.tructpC the streets and violating the law as p,b
hed IN this piper, WIS tired yesterday before Justice
GrIbb and decision postponed. Mr.. Clark arru-d in,
defence tins morning. but the Justice conceived thu,
he could not do otherwise than find Savage guilty
according 10 law, and he was ~ adiu.i-rd In thr
OF Hunter ava.r, the latter detected an in
crmah,y IN the warrant, and the was dismissed
% be- resumed de moro. by Hunter, with correction
ri thc error. III. temperance agltators and the
tavern keepers were IN tull attendance at these
fils Notwithstanding The great incIemeucy ot thu
w'ahrr, and much leasantry passed between the
parties, although Ia hrIlrgerent attitudes. The main
Glr~iion Is settled, however, whichs against Mcs.r<
SAvlgs Cos proceedings. :'Bc temperate in all
Gm;S," gays st. Paul.
Tirec S;sLfT More of HDno".-Mr Wymau it
VII hc SEEN has concluded 10 rernaIn three nights
OH-'I Al Odd Follows Hall. and Will continue 10
5riu'y his audiences with hI, wonderful aud amusing
tncas. HIS visit to our city has been remarkably
successful and many still beng de-irous Of seeing
Inn, ne has consented tp perform as above stated.
Fail not to sec hun.
CAe"S' NJ WeGfhT.-Atter one of the sformje,t
day. yesterday We ever met, to day We have iyI,;
clear Shy, ard II is not exactly cold although the
sno" Ut the storm still remains the house TOPS
and gives tn the cI;y an aspect OF sinte,. This Is
an early start ia! cold season, IL Is approhendcd.
ter'cin Of ire Light Hfar'ru-IVe learn that F..
{. CaInngton, Esq, has been waited on. and will
accept The command of the Washington LlgI, In
fairy. lie Will make tall ard commanding Can
''n Tor tins ancient and highly respected corps.
vi "Ts,it.-OTe vi the best ways ~ do ~ L. "a
call upon Mr.. G. W. Hinton. fashionable and scirn-
the tailor, Pennsylvania avenue, and you Will b..
he "u; ia' tn" winter M satisfactory manner
HS work Is well executed, ms cloths and c,,<,
mHr"S cNrclien!, far coats pants vestinyS and ,,,
efsln' and n@ecSSaTy clotlIin: OF gentlemen. Hi.
si're !, near the National, and Is row IN .ucce,<luv
opcIa,ion.
fe f"- OF e C3fporc!.-Ld., nIgIIt an atIray y.
oli'd between hhislnwnan and a Corporal "
Ha'Ii'", n'1r the Navy Yard in which the LITTER
w. ~Hi"hod by 2 knGc in The night eye and left
Li'i. "-'T"wiy e>tdpng Uni his life. The matter
- E'ne II" ierh'r. - Yet
'iT';"s'o' CHIT Bel Harmony Hall mo-, bci,,r
fie N order, the Arlington club have selected Ga
'l popular -'l"nn aud will hold their grrnd hal!
N compliment 10 the Baltimore Pionccrs in the la,
tn place.
I'' Ho""'-i Grar9's BoH-We hear Of tic u,,,
1--WE preparations for this ball which is to take
fi-- u" next Tuesday evening. Cavalry, forward.
i ''r; Ch"sc ord 70 Gap,e-A few DAYS ,ipc.. 3,
F's'nan from Scotland arrived IN this civ N
'''e ~ man. who, among other offences. was
"g'd with forgir- draft For = 70D On so,c ,,or;cd
''''' ~ Wat cnrair:. While here he received ,
80 i''' '"ir' GIVING account o; the death hi,
-. ~ ~ tl.T logger He h,I h.-,.