Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-20


r Bayly, in the chair.
Mi. Dove presented the petition Of ] III cald-
well asking for the remission of a fine; referred
TO the claims committee
Mr. Goddard presented the petitions of J. p
a ss aid w w Beckenbaush for remission
MT GODDARD, from the police committee, re-
po'eu Oil making an appropriation for clean
ing Streets alleys and cutters in the several
wards, for the year lass passed
MI smith, on leave, presented the petition Of
WIN Lomax asking for the remission Of a fine;
leierred to the claims committee.
Mr.. Miller, from health committee presented
resolution appropriating the sum of 300 to de-
Tray the expenses Of the delegates to the quaran-
une ana sanitary convention to be held in Balti-
Mr.. Donoho, from public schools committee
reported the memorial Of the trustees of public
schools Of the second district, for the appoint
rnent OF assistant teachers, and asking appro-
PIiation for furniture, &c; passed.
Mr. Donoho, from walls committee, reported
bill making an appropriation for the Seventeenth
street wharf passed
Mr. Moore, from the deleg alton from the Fourth
Ward, reported back bill making an appropr-
ton to compensate Thomas Motley for the design
of bridge recently erected on ii street, between
North Capitol 1t and First street east; passed
bill from the lower Board authorizing the
CuTbstone tn be set and the footway paved i'm the
moth front Of square SOB. was read and passed.
MIR. Moore, Oh leave, introduced bill for as
certainine the sense OF the people at the next
annual election, as to the propriety of increasing
the funded debt OF the city for the purpose of
delaying the ex Penses OF Introducing The water
fIom the aqueduct into the city The amount
proposed To be borrowed for this purpose is S25O-
U00, OF as mich of the same as may DE necessary
for this purpose.
Mr.. PEARSON moved to have the hill printed for
the use of the members, and made the special
order for next Monday night.
Mr.. Moore agreed to this proposition, and 1t
Was ordered.
The Board then adjourned.
Common CouneH.-Mr. Brown presented the
petition Of A. l.. VERIFY; referred the claims
committee
Also, the petition of J. III Irwin, and other
police Officers, for permission to remove the white
stripe from their uniform; referred TO the police
committee.
MIR. Poulton presented the petition of c. KELLEY;
referred to the claims committee.
Mr.. Turton from the Improvements committee,
reported a bill for taking up and relayins gutter
on the south front of Square passed.
Also asked to lie discharged from consi liberation
OF j. Gratman's petition, and it's reference to
ibe damage committee; referred.
Mr. Edmonson offered bill for casual repairs
cleaning cutters, &c, in the Fourth ward refer
Ied To the improv. nIentS committee.
The Surveyors communication relative to Ger
tain grades, was referred to the improvements
committee.
The AldeTmcn's bill TO cause the curl, to he set
and fOOtwdys paved on west side of Fourth stree [
EAST was referred To the improvements CON-
InitIee.
The bill To take up and relay cutters on A
street north. from Second To Fourth streets cas- [
was referred TO the Improvements committee.
Also, the Dill 10 cause The curb tn he set aud
fOo,way paved on the east side of Fourth street
east.
Also, bill TO cause ne curb stone to be set and
fOOtway paved on + street south, between Second
and Foufth streets west.
The bill for relief of James Keenan, was refer
red to the claims committee.
A bill authorizing the grading aud paving Of
an alley in square 40, passed
The bill to grade and gravel New York avenue
from Thirteenth TO Fourteenth streets, as amend
I'd by the Aldermen, Was passed.
a 81 mar Of al i'm - A
passed.
The joint resolution directing the committee
before Cong ress to make application for the
Enlistment Of Municipal Court in the City Of
Washington was passed
bill to take up and reav gutter OH l. street
south, between Fourth and Fifth streets east was
referred to Improvements committee.
bill to trim aud gravel Ely nth street, between
ID street north and Pennsylvania avenue, re-
frTred to Improvements committee.
The bill to pave the fish mar ket was taken up.
The Board receded from its amendment, and the
hill passed.
Mr.. Brown offered resolution directing the
purchase of Bosche's map for the Use of this
Bard; postponed one week.
Mr. Fisher presented the petition of Grafton
Powell; referred TO improvements committee.
Mr.. Gordon presented the petition of A Craw-
ford, referred 10 claims committee
Mr. Lloyd offered joint resolution relative to
the militia Of the District; laid over under the
rule.
The joint resolution relative to the consolida-
ton OF the ward fund special order-was Ii ken
On motion OF Mr.. Fisher. it was laid on The
table.
bill for the relief oG Jno r. Queen was taken
up, and lost on its third reading.
bill for the relief Of NV ID Butt was taken
up and rejected.
bill relative TO refunding unexpired licenses
Was laid on the table.
Aldermen'S bill for cleaning streets alleys and
cutters in the several wards for the year ISIS was
referred To ways and means committee
bill authorizing the appointment of an assist
ant teacher In the second school district was re-
feTred To public schools committee
bill TO defray the expense of delegates 10 the
sanitary and quarantine convention referred
TO health committee.
A bill for the relief of Thomas Motley was re-
ferTSd to claims committee.
Mr furtOn, from Improvements committee re.
passed
Mr. Brown Intro duced bill TO construct a
sewer in II street north. from Sixth TO Eighth
street west referred to the rainage committee
Tne resolution relative TO the militia of the
District was referrt to the police committee
Mr.. Brown moved to reconsider the bill to take
up and relay the pavement on Vermont avenue ;
agreed tO-and the bill was referred to the im-
pIOvemeht> committee
Mr.. THrtOn from the improvements commit
trr, reported bill 20 tim and gravel FOuIiepn n
stfr-t west from the canal 10 Prnnsy lyania ave-
Also ball authorizing the placing of one of
llenshaw's iron pumps at the corner OF Tenth
street east and NJ street south passed
The Board then adJouTned.
THE FOLLOWING list Of the Seventh Ward pat
rol, commissioned yesterday, has been handed
George Acton, Chas Allen, ThOs Alexander
Luke Anderson, j + Angel, Ed T. Anderson
And Archer, Theodore Barnard, no. ID. Birch
Jacob w. Birch, SafaI IL Birch. Jas III Birch
Jos Birch, T.. W Butts, All Belt. Peter
BOpp T. Bogus, Ballinger. + Ballinyer. W .
B-liInger- w Beck, W. r Beck. }. NJ Burke
otho Boswell, W. Bright, John Brown, II
,lementson, JAS Curtin, Jno T. Crampsev
w IA Cook, John n Cook VIM Cammack, ST .
Conway. % Dom, John Dudley, Is Il
DeyaughD. Jas. Ennis, II G.. Eliot, J. w Eliot
DAM y. FeEtOn. Jas /. Fenton, And Ferguson
b ID GunnrIl. Root Gunnell, Edw Grindall
Jos. e. GOuldey, WIN. Gibbons. Francis Guste
Jas. w. Gessford, Antoine Grinder Ans Hatch
Geo. Hendley, y. Holbrook, : w. X Handy
Chas. w Harrison, Walter Hottie, John Is. Hill,
John HOd2k ins Jacob d. Hutton Henry HALL
day. Geo. H4mmersly, Jas r. Narrower ] In
dernanrT, Jr., Levi Jones', WIN. ID Jones' w n
q JO'dtn, To- King, ia. X. King. B-ni