Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-29

Committees for the ensuing year:
% Flnanee-Mess's Riggs, Brown and Smith
On mprovements-Messrs Thomas NiIler
Moore and Pearson ''
On Police-Messrs. Goddard, Barry and Smith
on Claims-Messrs- Barry, Brown and Pear
On Schools-Messrs. Donoho, Huntington and
On Fire Observation-Disclosures Fisher, Barry
On observation-disclosures. Moore, Fisher, and
ON Drainage, Sewerage and Distribution of
"aeI-Messrs Brown, L. Miller and Pearson
On Unfinished Business-Messrs A Nv Mil.
Ter, Huntington and smith
On Asyium-hlessrs. Moore, Donoho and A. w.
On Health-Messrs. T. Miller, Goddard and
On canal-Messrs T. Miller, Brown and Pear
On wharves-Messrs. T. Miller, Donoho and
On Enrolled Bills-Mr. Moore
On Reg ister's Accountable Barry
Mr.. Riggs.
On Exhibits Of Assessors-Msssrs. A. w. Mil
Ter, Fisher and Smith .-.f
TO count and destroy due bilis-Mr Fisher
TO attend to the affairs of the Corporation be-
lore Congress-Messrs. Huntington Riggs and
Several communications were received from
the Mayor: which Were read and referred
The Chair read the following nominations by
ensuing year:
For CorPo alton Attorney-Jamss NJ Carlisle.
FOR Tax Cierk-Wm- J. Donohoo.
For Book -Keeper-Edwin j. Klopfer
For Messenger-Wm @ Locke
For Commissioner OF Health-Chas. F. Force
For Ward Physicians-First Ward. p. G Da-
Wis, NJ ID. Second Ward, J. w III Lovejoy
Third Ward, Geo. NJ. Dale. Fourth Ward j ~
Toner Fifth Ward, J NJ. Grymes. Sixth Ward,
M Roberts. Seventh Ward, ] f.. WilItt
To Furnish Medicines to the Poor-Fir,t WAND
Ridgeley. Second Ward, A. W Hughes.
Third Ward, v: Harbaugh Fourth Ward ! n
Callan. Fifth Wa1d.J B. Gardiner Sixth Ward
u O'Donnell. Seventh Ward ID. B. Clark
For intendant Of the Asylum. r Queen.
Fof PHYSICIAN to the Asylum-W. Fl. Berry.
For Commissioners Of the Asylum-G w En-
eTson, Geo. Mattingly, L. Harbaugh
FOR Commissioner Of the Eastern portion Of
the Canal-Chas. C.. Edelin,.
For Commissioner Of Western norton of the
Canal-Wm. Wise
For sealer of Weights and Measures-Hiram
Richey.
For Board OF Health-First Ward, DR.. p. G.
Davis, b III. Smith. Second Ward DR. K K
stone, Jas E. Dunawin. Third Ward, Dr. W
Palmer, Joseph Bryan. Fourth Ward, w p.
Johnson, Francis Mohun. Fifth Ward, Dr. G.
Mccoy, j. p. Ingle. Sixth Ward Dr. F. y
Walsh, John ID. Brandt. Seventh Ward, Dr. j.
Morgan, H A. Clark.
Clerks of Markets-Centre Market, John Wa
tersi Jos. LYONS, assistant
Eastern MaTket-Michael Conner
Western MaTket-Wm Walker
Northern MaTket-Geo ID Spencer
Commissioners of MarketsICentre Market,
YIN orme. Hudson TAYLOR, Buckner Bayliss.
Western Market-W. III. Walker s Slower
Northern Market-James +. Divine, Theodore
Sheckels.
Eastern Market--G w Johnson, r. Jenkins.
Wood and Coal MeaSurers-Jos IL Williams
Saml z Mickum, Rich'd Wimsatt, John Cum
beTiand, and WIN. p. Drury, vice Osgodby, de
ceased.
Public Schools-James Laurenson. Trustee of
Public Schools for the Second district i'm place
ofCol. w P iouny, resigned.
Measures ofGrain, Bran, &c First district,
John wilson. Second district, j. H. Williams
The nominations were laid over informally
MIR. Fisher Presented the petition Of Michael
Osuillyan, In riation to the trimming and grav-
cling or Fourteenth street; referred to the i'm
provements committee.
Mr.. Moore presented the petition of merchants
and traders, reGlesting that their business may
be more effectively protected against the intru-
sion Of peddlenand other transient visitors who
sell goods withut licenses referred to the police
committee.
Mr.. A. w. IIller presented the petition of
Albert Hart, foiIemission of fine; referred to
the claims committee.
Mr.. Moore sumitted concurrent resolution
TO Pretermt the ext regular meeting Of tie two
Boards; Fourth July;l adopted.
Mr. Goddard rom the police committee re-
ported bill Tor he erection of Corporation hay
scales and to rePal all acts and parts of acts in
consistent therewh; laid on the table and made
the special o:derfor the next meeting, and or
Mr. Thos Mile from the committee of health.
reported bill Supplementary to an act relating
TO scavengers pasd.
Mr. Moore, frol the special committee ap-
pointed 10 ascertain what number OF cODies of
Sheahan's Digest the Laws Of the Corporation
might be procuredor the Of the Corporation
submitted TePor together with resolution
providing for bining certain laws of the Cor
poraiiOD; which VS. adopted
MI ThOs hllleion leave, presented the petit
uon OF James Il. lrnes for compensation for
work done for Incorporation; referred TO the
committee of claim
MIR Moore, from t. improvements committee
"A lat.,F.
public alley in squa, No. 455 passed
Mr.. Moore oheIe' the following resolution
which produced ieat deal Of laug gutter; and
with much good hnor and merriment wa,
withdrawn by the rnrer:
Whereas, at the Launching of this Board the
police bill was returrl from the Boa d Of Com
mon Council SO dmeted as to provide that the
summer uniform sha be d blue coat made OF
6'otoH linen, or other table material desi mated
by the Mayor, which cong ruous provision was
amended in this Boa so IA mefely to require
that - he snmInrr inii III shall be such a, may
s1e dssg mated by the byor:" and whereas thi.
Board was afterwards informed that In, ,aid
amendment was pronou ed by the other Bo1Id
10 be mot srammaticaAnd perfectly unintelii-
EibIe 20 therefore,
R,sOEred, That the Arman who broug BIT the
ssid message from the CnmOn Council be con-
'ututed committee to ,lish en- this Board in
respect To the yiol alton of raTnnar i'm the amend
ment aforesaid, and that ha We leave 10 sit dur
jng tie recess, aud To reps at his convenience
Mr.. Thos Miller. f.omealth committee re-
ported d OIL! 10 abdte a'uisanc: ia the Fifth
Ward; passed.
The bill entitled an act organize a police
force for the city Of Wash gton and reduce all
ncts In feiatIon thereto inteae. came up for con
sideTation. The points toe considered were
nrst, the amendment OF the,wer Board striking
out the clause in relation aDOIitical clubs; sec.
Ond, their amendment in ALTON to the tile of
the chief Of police third, the iendnent in ~
tation 20 the summer unifornDf the police The
dr.t point the Board Of AID men disagreed to-
and insisted on the am-ndnle put in the bill BY
them; the second and third pats also the Board
81 Alderman dissgTted to.
On mOtiOR committee W apnointpd con-
,istIsg " NJ ssrs. Goddard ;. oore and A w
Miller, 20 confer with a siUIri committee from
Ion
the Mayors nominations We then "a ken up
an, confirmed. =
r. 'BoaTd took a recess Of teLoinutes
90 Hs.en.biiag, Mr. Donobo owed 10 recon-
sider thu vote by which the bill relation 10 the
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