Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-01

.s,h.cnrrent municipal nuss
= = - -, I'm TIE Aldernans cha o ~,
ioPeu y I ia % wait patiently unni
frday al'e'nyo !, !. to be presumed, the com
1ay next - - ,,,o,iou of mr. Brown 10 re-
,hioi"'eS 80. against bin will rePof. 'ne
te Inc cn ,,,ipped Of the Partizan
s5seny ~ - :, Gar serve to mystify the
hne@ -..hsrsion Of plain, matter-of-
: se' - nj, due TO proPrie'y tha' we snou'u
r -, .o,nuaenting on the alleged P''ueu-
fdrllo ~ -. It'll aftsr they shall nave oeeh
- % ~ s-.,hSbv the investigating CoinS
hdy Sc. ~ e.. hat we have Simply Puphsu ~.
= s,couat Of what was sala sNU
s.uises among the cry Ia al sides to the
VI -, there are various dlsuhc' CIf"o
ySiaaop,.e iavolved in it-are telling 'hen ~ W
20. :, mint; the Mayor, through cue ~, he
~ Of bis Office, who Pi9mP.y s, 81 tbs Al
y th.,s chamber which the other side say lne
t''ii -. ,,nied when the anti-Browh hahd-sren
- 1@stsfsfs, thrown In their midst, some SIX
u &c ,poroacaes the dear public in the
49, In the shape Of reply to late news
- onssiaurbt upon him. In this manifesto ne
lI'.Ss his readiness TO prove, at the proper Tune
- i'm thr proper way, all his aVerhehts con.e IN
~ .bs mir He Is very indignant against the
ksxoS and bis ALLEGED fnger-in-the-Pie, Alderman,
Moore. ,,.,.s III. damn.
4 ;,,c-v language concerning the Mayor and Alder
bpaa Moore, who, u VIII De recoilectco he -. a.
bIiv accuses Of getting up this second effort 10
Ii credit Alderman Brown, through revenge DE-
T.. the latter was most active in the work Of
t--.Iriper the passage Of the water works law In
- shape as that 10 will be Impossible TO Plum
r. the Corporation treasury IN awarding the
k,1sU, contracts to be made in virtue OF It's Pro-
[so,S He also suhstantiates the statement OF
1 ldsrnsn Brown, with reference to the presence
n tse Mayor in the Chamber Of tue Board when
,I5s-nan Moore first made his report.
IIderman Bayly also makes his bow to the pub
.. IN me sane connection, in the shape of n dis
laisss Of having taken part in the muss, as
kpsged few days ago in print.
sIJ,rman Moore is accused by Alderman Dove
his card Of being at the bottom CT all the accu-
lions nst the integrity Of the majority of the
e,ard ia suppressing the Investigation as to the
t,lb of the charge against Alderman Brown
Rsiirh said accusations Alderman Dove accuses
Alderman Moore Of whispering into the Tugs Of
| : ,Tho viii listen TO them, as well as Of airing
N in print We fahcy.
= rms our municipal affairs are I'm a charming
.,ndition. indeed. The repairs Of the streets ne
knsgted almost entirely; the tools of labor taxed
IA the stalls of the market men eItorted upon to
SFss an extraordinary revenue; furious war made
nm the clauses in the water works law designed
secure entire Integrity in its administration; the
j ayos undressing missve TO the Board Of Alder
ksa in which he virtually accuses them of being
IA pick Of scoundrels conspirins 20 hide from the
piblic an alleged fraud the city ,r-asurv DarUc-
Hated By one Of their number Aldermen virtually
accusing the Mayor and his allies in the CorpUr&-
taa Of thus aSpersng the Board in revenge for in
siSiag that no opportunity to gouge the city
treasury slOnld he afforded in the The provisions
Of the water works law, &c, &c.
straightforward folks will doubtless agree with
rs thai such state of things is not exactly in keep
ting with the promises Of municipal reform, c
nslds after that memorable victory in which tn.
Silt-s Hose and Rams played conspicuoui
parts ard in honor Of which the Star Office Wa
rAlcrOHsly stOned-at midnight,
Dr.. HINES AROUND AGAIN,-It will be recol
le-ted that few years since an individual passing
by the above sO5riqSet figured largely in the news
psperS a multifariOus swiBdler forger ard biua
mist. Subsequently he has long ruminated be
tween f1ur sttunch walls. A few weeks ago b,
iEfncd uPln the aeighboring town of Alexandria
a., as a Mr.. hasOn, the son OF a wealthy Alata
i planter who emigrated years ago from Fair
az county, Va. His personal appearance was 8,
Pike that OF th- memberS of the Mason fIiIy az I,
{deceive even the brother of the planter aforesaid
NV handalsr Mason, into the notion that he ac
|tzally was nephew Of his whom he did no. L,,o--
l-rScbaiiy- In the course of his sOjourn in Alex
tadrIa, cutting very extensive swell. indeed d,
lee izsd sandry Unsuspicious gentlemen of til,
= md its vicinity to the tune of an aggre cate o
t " th0us1Gds il is believed
afns recent appearance of Oficer AquiIla Allen
q tis city, on his track. however. caused him I.
vaEaOse that rancho few DAYS ago having hi
vf"Ss--es hunderstrucS with the daShinC STYLE q
r. 4udaeious swindling operations. Before de
Parting, he was scrupulOusly careful TO pay off hi
klsX2Rtria debts with checks on the Bank O
tlgSS Co, IN this city-One for 500 one Ia
s1 one for 500. one for $50. sc on all whicl
IS fiir to presume he received cash for fraction
H. hundreds, &c-, above the claims aforesaid
HElca said checks, on presentations turned out I
ne Utterly worthless of course. He certainly weI
from there 10 New York city
ST NINcEST's ScHoOL.-This morning, the ar
Husl distribution Of premiums, with other inter
sting exercises took place in the main hall of :,
slncebt's Orphan Asylum building, situated O
me corner Of q and Tenth street Al the time ,
lhe c0nIIneEcement-IO O'clcck-eycrv avaiIabI
sfdee, either IN or outside the building. wbrr
was .le least possibility Of seeing or hearing
vas occupied by eager spectators.
h9yor Berret was present, and assisted In ma kim
ne Following awards, which took place after M
cremation exercise: = "
cSnior Cirele.-First Honors. Misses C.. Rove,
y. CuiVer|eI, Henning, A. Simus. A. Do,
~, \ Van Bussum C. Carroll A liar. ~. =.
9Aarblugh. r Gallant, A. Stubbs, M. HoGsan
!. y, MiAisafet stewart, l.. Ferrary Second Honor,
Misses r CahiH, H. McDevitt, NJ Howard. 4
hennessey, VI T. COomes
Juror C,Fele.-First llonors, Misses F. Joyce
SsIiHnGs, NJ Eeklotf, NJ. !. Michigan, 81. S9n,cr
- Hainer, T. Stewart, e DAILY. A. Clements
,s n HORofs, Misses NJ. r. McDermott. p
~ a. DeVlh q. EcklOf, c. Richey. =. A. Carroll
- heatng, y COOmes, +. Scott, f.. Carols.
NATIONALITY AMONG CoNYIcTs A yeryuui1f
ee4eDfaticn Of the Fourth, il il said win tai
pace ms year al the Penitentiary of the Distre
a CoiainIid The venerable Warden. actfn, N.
T'ot 90 tns superstition that patriotism induce
vsi lAiegrty, has devised an ent..rtainIoa, ~,
Issfauoh 81 our national anniversary for th
,lsics under his charge The cbansI Of the I'm
r.,rI ol' winch has been draped and otherw;iS
t-atPTto' Will be the scene of ths fc-si yi,;.--
Deriaratlon IL Independence will be ressti am,
sihat SadresS delivered b. two of the ~ Ia
81 ana otner exercises are 20 be conducted b'
Chdpitln, Rev. Mr.. Dorranee These con
S.ued, repast superior 70 the ordinary fiso,
i'ts Will be discussed f'-'O'
III. ne worthy and respected Warden arrears 4.
49,. ead' suict discipline coupled with Kind
~ a. Dest adapted TO the moral reformation O
mos entrusted 10 his care y
TEE ORPHAN BoTs' picnic at Arlington. YES
10y YVES great success, we are harry TO saw
- ihoiage Present was exceedingly large
SsD WAT ~ still more 20 VI. roint NOT an nm
,,-lFl Iase ~as To be seen. Indeed th. eniovu,. y
80 " -uiafly well sustained from .he tirs, a,I
On 1hr round up to the TIM OF the unwiIiiaa
riaSseNsi homeward at night The promised
H.. ~ 81 the day were fully carried out: tbe
Iirio.I r' ives naiutiinedi the weather was de
,t1s, - Pessan,; and all things eonspired "a
lItt eEaii 70 go OF well for the benz n OF the