Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-12
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Third Districe Messrs. w. B. Randolph, r. B.
Ironside, and A. 3. stoughton Of the First Dis
s Fort, for the second districts r. s. walsh, j.
NJ Broadhead, ana Geo: A. Bohrer for the Third
Districts Pred wby,s, = a. willest, and Robert
On motion by Mr.. Ironside, the following stand-
ing committees were appointed by the chair:
On B.smin:tions-Aessu. walsh, Miller, VIII
on Books-Me.n. Ironside, ssoughson, Cole,
and Broadhead ~
on Rulss-Messu. whyss. Fort, Bohrsr, and
Mr.. Irouside asked the appointment Of a COM
mittee Of one from each district 10 take the neccs-
sary measures for memorializing Congress In be
Chair appointed such committee Messrs. Iron
.si3s Miller, Broadhead and Whyte.
The Mayor having vacated the Chair, the Board
went into the election Of Preside pro fem, and
Col Randolph was unanimously elected 20 MI
that position, and on taking bis seat returned
thanks to the Board for this renewed manifesto
On motion by Mr.. Miller, Resolved, That the
members Of this Board for the Second District be
authorized 70 petition the Councils for the estab-
district to be recognized as Primary No. 6. Sec
ond District, and that they be authorised 10 apply
for the necessary appropriation 10 carry the same
On motion by Mr.. whyte, Resesrsd, That the
Sub Board Of the Fourth District be authorized to
apply TO the City Councils for authority TO eszb-
70 ask for an appropriated Of ss7sfor the psyrnet
Of rent salary Of and purchase Of furniture
for the nme. the said s:hool 70 60 into opsrstion
January l, ls6o; and 70 be recognized Is Primary
Mr.. Walsh thought that n these applications
were made on the ground Of the numbef Of appii-
cants swaftng admission to the schools. the Third
District bad the greatest need Of any, and he
moved, as means Of ascertzning the fact in point,
that the Sub Boards be requested 70 inform the
awaiting admission over and above the usual
number Of %. The motion was adopted; and the
Board adjodfned. -
ToRE Hts CoAr.-Mu. L. went TO the boarding
house Of Mrs 8. as guest; but shortly afterwards
a house servant len the employ Of the landlady,
and Mrs. l.. took the place thus vacated. which
she kept for i've months, performing the regular
duties Of maid servant during that time SIZE
Charged no wages for the service, and at the end
q the i've months announced her intention 10
leave the house for sogse other place Of residence
To Ter astonishment Mrs. 3. presented her bill
for board, amounting 70 So which she demanded
10 have settled. Mrs L. denied the justice Of the
charge, claiming that her services a servant al
least balanced the account. between them. lMrs
s. did not think 50, and retained the trunks Of her
alleged debtor until the $40 should be paid. Mrs..
l.. fading herself thus eircumstanced, declining
the demand an outrage, and deprived Of her cloth
ing, sought the advice Of Justice Ferguson fcivil
magistrate who, upon her Informing him Of the
circumstances above stated, sent an officer Nth a
search warrant for the missing "chattelsr Mira.
s. and her husband finding the constable I'm their
house, pitched into him In style which in
diiisn Ear beyond the aid Of she most ssnruine
tailor that ever lived. The ondcer also received
sundry .aps alongside the. face, from the fair
hands Of Ms 3 which, luckily, only had the
effect TO stimulate him into the necessary sctivity
TO capture the beiiigerent couple and march them
to the magistrate's Office; not forgetting al the
Ms l.. United ststes warrants were immedisteiv
issued On MIR. aud Mrs. g., charging them with
resisting the Officer in the discharge Of his duty,
500 each for teir appearance before the cri mipSi
Court. Mrs L. having received her property has
in all probability found ere this, other. and X Il TO
DC hoped, more hosPitabls, auartsn. y
MnIs's EQUESTRIAN statue OF wAsHrxerox.
The IntsIligencer understands that eveey part and
deil Of the castiags for the Equestrian Statue of
Washington is now In hand for fhe finishing pro-
cess A month will be sufficient for this and in a
few days ground viii be broken for the placing OF
It's pedestal at the centre Of the circular reservation
on Pennsylvania avenue and Twenty-third street
The top Of the pedestal win be twenty feet from
feet above the ground on which IL will ssand
1hs will be Of stone; but should Congress deter
smine on the ornamental pedestal Of which we
ci>sed by the ofher The statue will face east
w1ldly along the middle Of Pen nsylvania avenue
giying side view on Twenty-third street. . -
future can be- that this statue win be set in place
and. be expos-d 70 the public eve on the I'd of
February next, the one hundred and twenty eighth
ever reason 70 supposs aiso, that iSe occssioa'
being altogether national one, will be mar ed
byconesponding ceremony, In which the Gov.
ernnent, a. representing the whole people, viii
take leading part : "a
Mss JuLIAsA MAr.-The concert 10 be given
Tomorrow evening by this favorise and tall ssted
young lady offers attractions seldom placed before
swashington sndience. An the pieces In the
,fy
taste In their selection. Mia May sings the cele-
brated cavatinz from Ernani, and other airs and
duet. nom Verdi and Meyerbeer, as well a :
whose fuii-toned BEAUTIFUL tenor voice and sdmi,q
rabie style has made him the favorite of the musf-
cal public Of the North sings several duets win
..Maude Serenade.n IL IL only NECESSARY 10 sav 10
the young ladies Of Washington that Arthur Ma
poleon plays with that impass oned feeling and
several Of the finest works Of Listx, Thslb<rr and
his own, to draw their attention 20 musical rest
81 me higsess order, the more sttract from the
before Ia this city 20
THE wxsrxns wnAHyxs.-rhere app<srs to
be consderable activity at these wharves, me ex-
IRENE western terminus Of our river boundary
Around them quite q number Of Improvements
are In progress, giving employment to a large
number Of mechanics The new gas works erect
Ing within few feet Of the whzrves are progress
Ing fapofy, ana begin 70 assume the difnens3oDs
J. dedgned Tor them The number Of csrts wagon
drzys, &c, and the busy hands employed In bad
lag and unloading them, indicate something Of
pushes AZ the warehouses; while the innseasc
biocks % granite for the Treasury extension living
upon the wharves, attract the attention Of many
VINO are curious 70 know the size Ind weight and
70 see the process Of moving them from their
PosiuonS 10 the h.il on the road % The building
Two o. those immense blocks now upon the
wnsn are each tweuty-eighf feet square on the
rsnrfsce, and weigh sixtY-nss toss. - 4
Sas Coal snoEsL Yesterday, man wss pro-
ceeding up Eleventh street with shovel. vuci. "A
ced men nse 10 unload coal from their " aeon. =,
shisshoaider, when suddenly sene one seized mo.
him. crying, % You rascal. what are doiny Nm
my shovel, you stole that shovel from M col
wsgon~ and after sharp struggle In vbich
both Contestants displ.yed some activity ana de-
termination, the article In question was wrench<d
from the hands Of the wrongful pessesSor who
= exclaimed, a. he Yielded IL up, You Internal
liar didn't steal the shovel u was my brother
who Stole itn sWell, Ties, - aid the owner, s.let
l<>ok a. a. a.