Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-24
appeal being taken from the decision it was

snail Keep journal OF its proceedings We
the undersigned consider that the motions as
Wen as the action thereon are of course part
OF the proceedings, and, as such, should ap-
pear upon our journals Our journal will now
only show that two motions were made, which
we're ruied out Of order, an appeal taken
tnereop, and the decision sustained, or per-
maps tnere may be no notice taken of the SUBJ
ject whatever
without expressing at this time any opinion
upon the preamble, we are DESTROYS that the
subJect-matter thereof should fully appear,
motions were in order or not, and not be left
to all sorts of conjectures and perhaps unjust
reflections on those who made the motions.
s SH4s1r. xs.sr, First Ward.
D. @. LEE,
WILLIAM ORMB,
THos. j. FISHER, oecono " aro.
7 + EhDIK1 sssoS,, Fourth Ward.
Before the proceedings alluded to in the
above statement took place was called una.
voidably from the Council room; but upon
the questions Of order raised and decided
am convinced the Chair and the majority of
the Board erred in their decision, and the
Journal would be illegally mutiIated by ex-
GLIDING therefrom the proceedings
Richard II. CLARKE
NATIONAL THEATRE final concert of
Strakosch's great company takes place at the
National to morrow evening, and none of our
citizens claiming the possession of a musical
taste will, we presume, willingly absent them
selves. Both the illustrious names of the ar
lists and the programme selected guarantee
high musical enjoyment Parodi stands the
unquestioned queen of tho lyric stage in this
country, while Tiberini, whose exquisite tai
ent is rapidly becoming familiar to the Ameri-
can public, ranks second to no tenor alive
Strakosch is the perfect master of the piano,
and little Paul Julien may we'll court com.
parison with the best violinists now before the
world.
BENZULE LIGHT.-Captain Levy, opposite
to the National Hotel, has his store lighted
with the benzule gas, which affords fine.
and, as compared with the usual kind of gas,
cheap illumination. All persons interested
IN the subject, and especially those who want
q portable apparatus, will find the Captain
always ready to exhibit the machine and to
explain the mode by which the gas is pener.
ated by the simple and beautiful arrange.
ment.
GETTING READY FOR WINrER.-Owing to
the recent change of the weather, which makes
hght summer gear unsuitable for comfort we
notice that housekeepers we're out in strong
force to-day, looking for stoves and for such
other articles as are necessary to blunt or
soften the severity of winter. That's right :;
act promptly, cur merchants can accommo-
date You all. You have no need to send else.
where Tor what you can as accommodatingly
and as reasonably procure at home.
LoDGERs.-The usual applicants for corpo-
ration assistance are beginning to arrive and
take lodgings at the Central Guard House.
Persons who apply thrice in succession for
lodgings at that station are now questioned as
to their means of support, and if it appear
that they have none they are committed to
the workhouse as Migrants. This rule will
probably prevent the rush Of paupers to this
city during the fall.
ORGAN GRINDERS IN ILL REPUTE -Yester-
day those two itinerants who have been ex-
hibiting puppets in the streets, attracting
crowds on the side walks and obstructing the
footways with their organ grinding and shows,
were arrested by Officer Reynolds and taken
before Justice Hollingshead, who committed
them to the workhouse for tho violation of law.
GRAND LARCENY. George Lee, colored, was
arrested ON Sunday last by Officer Callahan
for stealing Sl65 from Mr.. Hugh Raglan.
About sixty dollars of the money was found
upon him. Lee is said to be slave and after
a trial before Justice Dom he was sent to Jail
for further hearing.
PARopI's GRAND CoscERr Book.-A new
edition of Mile Parodis concert book, ar
ranged expressly for the present grand concert,
has just been published in an unequal style,
containing the French, italian, apd English
words Also, the music arranged for the
piano forte; for sale tomorrow evening at TIE
theatre. Price twenty five cents.
NATIONAL GUARDS EXCURSION learn
that the National Gu yards have decided to leave
the city for York on the morning Of the 18th
October at o'clock. Letters have been re-
ceived through Capt. Zeigher from the Worth
Infantry and York County Artillery, of York,
extending cordial invitation to the Guards,
and promising a soldiers welcome.
RELIGIOUS On the re-opening Of the Charles
street Methodist Episcopal church, Baltimore,
on Sunday last, the Rev. DR.. Doggett, If the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, of this
city, was among the several ministers who de-
livered eloquent and appropriate sermons.
THIRD DISTRICT POLICE OFFICE. This Of
fee, in which Justice Hollingshead oficiates,
has been actively engaged in the disposal of
Corporation business. Violations of the city
laws have been numerous, and the arrests
have been in proportion.
The most Ludicrous and Laugh able Carics.
lures of all political parties, only 12t cents
each. For sale at Alex. Adamson's, Seventh
street, opposite to the Post Office.
PocKEr-BoOK Decentralization is called to
the advertisement Of pocket-b book lost in ano-
ther column.
WATCH RErURNs.-Samuel Wyvill, vagrant;
workhouse 30 days. James Common do; do
Matilda Wade, disorderly conduct; no witness
appearing she was dismissed by Justice Hol-
lingshead.
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