Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-04

ting s3s 70 supply deficiency in the appropria.
| tlon lor the construction Of two sewers IN the
aliey In square B; appropriating 800 for the re-
palf 81 the bridge on New Jersey avenue and
| street south; granting permission to Edmund p
dwight and others to construct switch and rail
way track in Sitth street near Virginia avenue
leading into lot on square 400; appropristins
sloo 70 defray the expenses Of procuring photo
graphic likenesses Of the ex-mayors and presen
Mayor OF Washington, to be preserved In tn,
| Mayors oface; appropriating $50 to take up and
elsy tne cross gutter at the Intersection Of Seventh
and streets; and joint resolutions instructnp
| the committee having charge OF the District
anairs before Congress TO ask for charter for
company 10 construct q line Of railway from some
point In the city to the District line to Join an
other Independent road TO Baltimore; appointing
committee to apply to the Legislature ef Marv.
land for charter for railroad between this eity
and Baltimore; and instructing the assessor &c
value the property Of the Baltimore and Ohio
The bills from the upper board, authorizing
John Z. Cook 70 erect stable on public reservs.
ton on Sixth rreet 70 repair gutter ON Thir-
for Improvements at the City Hall; making q
special appropriation for the repair Of paved
streets; providing for repairs and feaying Of i'm
perfect nag footways; for improving G street
making an appropriation for the repair OF ths
perseverance Engine.house, were referred.
Adjourned.
have died since our last report:
Private j Is Mcbride, company d, 52d Penn
yIvania regiment, at Columbian Hospital
Private William A. Steinhour, company n, 5th
vermont, at Seminary Hospital
private William Jeffreys, company D, Sad
Pennsylvania, at Indiana Hospital
Private Hiram Fausbey, company C, 1st N. Y.
Private John shiveley, company II, s,h Penn.
sylvania reserve corps, at Division Hospital.
ffvate Daniel Obenot, company C, SD Penn.
sylvania, at Indiana Hospital
Private William Winchen, Indiana cavalry, at
Camp Carter, ne.r Budd's Ferry, Maryland
Private William Harvey, SD Pennsylvania re-
serve, at Indiana HOspit1
Private Adam Martz, company G, 3d Pennsyl.
Vania reserve corps, at Camp Pierpont
Private franklin Wilson, mpauy I, 1st Penn.
sylVanla reserve, ar Camp Pierpont
Private Henry Brown, com pany d, fst regiment
Distlict e., VoiGateers, at Columbian College
Private William Roseley, company X, 9th
Pennsylvania reserve corps, at camp
Private David Neeley, company ", 4th Penn.
sYlvania Volunteers; at camp
sylvania Volunteers, al st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Inaddeus Hodges, 4th Michigan Volunteers, at
Columbian Hospital.
Nor DoINs Business ON THE sor.pvTuo
Teutonic darssels, Mary n elm and Johanna -
lolntlY established a fancy shop in the Fifth
ward, some time since, and have been doing
smashing business lately. Their Illicit trade in
liquor and other refreshments was in tbrivin1
way, and they Were getting everything around
toem very snug, when Mary suddenly became
greedy, and very selfshly wished to drive Johanna
on without her share of the proceeds Johanna was
Indignant, az she might well be- and called upon
sergeant Bryan, Of the Metropolitan police force
and let him know the kind Of trade they were
doing and the fact that the corporation derived no
benert from Ii. They were taken before Justice
ferguson, who fined Mary S25 and costs for sell
Ing liquor without license Two other com
Pialnn made by Johanna against Mary, were
compromised by Mary and Johanna dividing the
goods and chattels Of the concern, and promising
both OF them to leave their present neig hborbood
Justice Ferguson took from them double case
silver watch, which Johanna says Mary took from
orunken soldier. Justice r. also has a single
case watch, which Johanna took from a soldier,
ana says he can have II again when he paws her
81 that he owes her"
THE ARMY BAKERS IN uNIyoRS armv
bakers at the Capitol-quite formidable BODY
De IL remembered-are making ARRANGEMENTS far
something like uniformity OF costume, and are
having made at Noyes's Washington sewing
Rooms, Ninth street., large number of neat and
handsome white balmorsl caps, and a correspond
Ing number OF smart and tasteful aprons When
arrayed IN their new fxins, the army bakers will
be In "concatenation eccordIngn with the
snowy, Inviting loaves they turn out.
FIRz-The alarm of fre in the early par, Of
DAY evening, was caused by the burning cf the
kitchen attached to the dwelling of Mrs Down
er, on ID street, between Thirteenth and rbIr-
teenth-and- -a-hah streets The prompt presence
ana action OF the Franklin company saved con-
siderable property from destruction The damage
was slight, the kitchen having been torn away
before the flames could spread to valuable prop.
erty.
ACCIDENT The number Of accidents from falls
from horses and vehicles this year, in Washing.
ton, Will foot up a rather formidable aggregate
On wednesday afternoon, a camp dealer by the
name OF frce was thrown from a carriage on 7th
sueet, laand receiving severe injuries, including
compound fracture Of the leg. He was promptly
attended to by Dr. Fenwick, and is now recover.
ing.
BUSINESS OPENING FOR SOME OSE.-A lodging
house 10 badly wanted In this city where lod g1ngs
may be obtained al about twenty. FIVE 10 6ffy
cents per night. Any one visiting our large no.
tells at night would be surprised to see the mum.
Der OF applicants for beds, soldiers and officers on
furlough, and visitors to the camps Who will
undertake the enterpri
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