Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-01

'o'' VI tue "dyot undef the new Police bin.
me e Board met at the usual hour, the President
wv L. Dove) in the chair.
"A communicates was received from John II
oodaard, Esq transmitting his resignation as a
memner Of the Board Of Aldermen from the
Accommodation was received from the Mayor
transmitting the following nominations for police
omcets OF the corporation for the ensuing year:
For Chief Of Police-John II Goddard. ---
and Edward McHenry. 10
For Police Oficsrs-First Ward-John Dewd-
ney, WIN: Daw, w. d. S-rrin, Jas F. Edwards
second Ward-W Tanning, Jos. William
son; Chas g Ecklof, James Gnnaty.
Third Ward-James H Suit, Patrick Gormley,
VIM. l.: Ross, Jacob F. King.
Fourth Ward-B. T. Watson, II. w. Haskell
Henry Yeatman, franklin Zimmerman
Fifth Ward-H. c. Narrower, C. w. Arnold,
the railroad depot.
Sixth Wa,d-Francis $ Edelin,, Jas 8 Smith
Seventh WaId-John M. Lloyd. James A. Gill;
S.N Chipley, Josiah Bethel. .
they were all taken up and confirmed, with
the exception Of Noble Thomas as one of the
lieutenants of police, and 9 NJ Chipley as police
officer; which were, on motion, laid over for con.
sheraton at the next meeting Of the board.
The following nominations Of police magis-
trates were then read and confirmed:
First Dstrict-Samuel Drewrv.
Third Dstrict-John ID. Clark.
Fifth District-William Thompson
Seventh District-Thomas C. DOM
Ninth District-James Gull
Tenth District-Daniel Rowland
Second, Fourth, and Sixth Districts united-J.
Williams 3D." =
To attend to the guard house dailv-Tbonns
G.. Dom. ,... e-r--.
For Commissioners of improvements
First District-Joseph + Rawlings
Second District-R b. Owens
Third Dstrict-Stephen COster ...
The nominations of Commits toner's of Improve
ments Were all confirmed, except that of Stephen
Coster, which was laid over to be considered at
the next meeting of the Board
The following nominations were also conf med:
For commissioners of the East Burial Ground
John D. Brandt, George w OYSTER John O'Real,
For Inspector of Flour and Sailed Provisions
Joseph Lyons.
For Guager and lnspector-Florian Hitz
For Inspectors and Measures of Lumber-Peter
Gallant, VIM Douglass, Samuel r. Beyer Tho,
w. Burch, and s. F. Gates.
Inc Dill for abating nuisance in square 600
was returned from the lower Board with An
amendment, and was taken up for the considera-
uoh OF SAID amendment, and. after some discus
sion, on motion of MIR. Smith, the bill was re-
ferred back to the Improvements committee
MI Riggs, from the finance committee, re-
ported bill making an appropriation for paw
ment OF judgment in favor of Daniel Linkins;
which was read three times and passed
Inc Chair announced Committee on
Canals, under resolution passed at the last
meeting Of the Board, Messrs. Fisher, Dunning-
ton and Clark.
A joint resolution from the lower Board writ.
ten IN pencil) was received, follows:
" JOINT. R.sotcsd, the Board of Aldermen con-
curing, that when this Board adjourn, it adjourn
to meet again on next Monday week,
ine question recurring on granting permission
TO the lower Board to adjourn over as per their
resolution, Mr.. Pearson moved that the resolu-
ton be laid OH the table and be printed; carried
MIR. DOnoho presented resolution granting
permission to the Association Of Soldiers Of the
War of 1912 to use the room Of the Board on next
Monday; passed.
Mr.. Moore introduced a resolution providing
Tor special election to be held in the Fourth
Ward on the l9:h proxirno, for the purpose Of
eectinS member OF the Board OF Aldermen to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
John n. Goddard, Esq passed.
A Dill from the lower Board. with an amend
ment. to abate nuisance in the Fifth w ard, was
reported, and the amendmen concurfed in
And, on motion, the Board adjourned
IHE NEW UNIFORM FOR THE PoLrCE-The
Mayor has, in accordance with the authority
vested In him by the recent act Of the City Coun-
ellis, fixed upon the following Summer uniform
for the Police:
Chief Of the Police and Captain of the Guard
w hlte hat, black band with letters G. of p and
y. OF Russia duck coat and pants, gold straps
on shoulders, yellow metal buttons Oh coat, wi;
=. q. Oh the face
black band. on which shall be printed Iieuten-
ant of Police, No. and =. Coat pants and vest
Russia duck, with yellow metal buttons. on
winch shall be engraved the letters l.. p, and
gold band on left shoulder
Policemen-Sack coat of X ussia duck pants OF
the same material, and light vest; the buttons on
coat and vest the same as worn on winter uni
IorHi dark summer hat, broad black band
with the same kind OF wreath and number as on
the winter cap The Auxiliary Guard shall have
the letters A. q. and their respective numbers
within wreath OF yellow metal on the front Of
their hats, and the letters A. G on the face Of
the buttons worn the coat; and in all other re.
spects the same uniform as the day police
WATCH RETURNS.-Matth!as Uaoerty d. C. .
stealing porter; reprimanded and dismissed
John Rain, Ireland, indecent exposure work
house co days. John Warner, colored, ID. {. 4;
drunk in the street; do.
West Lookup John Mcbride, fighting; dis
missed. Henry Vingensen, Ireland carrying
pistol; fined $40 and costs. Chas McCue. Ire
land, disorderly; woIkhouse 80 days Patrick
O'roole Ireland, drunk and disOrderly: fine and
cost, 80 Al. Margaret Hines, Ireland, do Jas
Doug herty, Ireland, drunk; workhouse 80 DAYS
Nelly Ford, colOred, ID. c way rant, do. George
Medallion, fugitive from workhouse; sent back
raul Motifs, Eng land, drunk and dsoI derly; fine
and costs, So a.
A CoHRKcTIoN.-To the Editor of The S.ar -
SIR: wish you To correct the statement ia your
paper OF yesterday IN reg ard Daniel Buck ley VINO
died Of the effect of this sun. You sta ted that the
person with whom he Doarted paid all the ex psnces
Of bls funeral. 1t the Stone Cutters AssocIa-
ton of WashIngt n that paid the pences and also
had q committee who attended his funeral.
- HUGH COPELAND.
N IHOS. LOONIE.
WORTH READING Why Is IL that 80 many suffer
and repIne AND d az out a miserable existence I'M
lifted for the enjoy snts, and even ordinary pur-
suits OF fe when relief may he obtained and health
and vlgor restored, by a treatment At once conve-
Dlat and safe, as well as permanent In It's character,
10 those who have suffered long with disc Sc,
utlWatng IN loss oi appetite, vigor 6c the under
signed lenders his PROBES SIDnal services assuring
the sufferers, IN oaIdOT and sincerity pleasant. con-
Venient and proper presoI ptIonE, r thorough cure
anu found body and mind, without uupe SAINT 70
stfc,ons or hInderance from ordinary business pur-
suits. '
All diseases OF private nature, from whatsoever
cuse, either recent or cTonic, structures, Irnta-
bic bladder, dc.--aiso. ScrOfula, Astbms, Rheuma-
tlsn, pcs, &c, sklllfully and successfully treated
Dr; Harris will visit Washington every week du-
ring May and June remaining w ednesdays, Thurs
days, aLd Fridays of each week. Can be cons ult ed
at his rooms, So National Hotel, from to i; and
10 p H. X. Is. HARRIS, Nj. ID,
PKNNIEs.-,Those IN want OF Pennies, for change,
can always obtain them on application at the coun
ter OF the Star Office. IF