Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-20

Aldsrns. The Board held an sdjournsd meet
ing last night, Mr. Clephane in the chair.
announcing the appointment Of Daniel Hannan
for water Taper, and r. Stahl for scavenger In
the "a district Of the I'd Ward.
Messra Brodhead, Gordon and semmes, were
appointed q committee Of conference on the Az
agreeing votes Of the two boards In reference to
the tax and appropriation bills.
The communication Of w. b. Davidge, ksq
Re pectng fees in the case OF wsigh'n%aHR an ,ne
were received and referred.
The Board then took a recess, and when again
called to order, the COMMITTEES OF conference re-
ported that they had agree to make the tax for
general purposes, 80 cents instead Of so, and 10
allow no deduction for payment OF tax after
December next. T..-.
mfttee recommend That the lower beard recede
from all their amendments exceps the sixth,
which regulates the price OF gas; and that the
Board Of Aldermen recede from thsi, amend
committee was agreed to and the bills passed.
lTbe last section referred to, and % passed,
nies 81 so as the price to be paid by the corpora
ton for gas Adjourned.
object for the meeting was the consideration Of
the tax and appropriation bills on which this
Board had a,ked committee Of conference, but
" yet the upper Board had had no action:
M Utermehle urged that the bill for classify
ing the schools be taken mp, and asked that
unanimous consent be granted to the committee
(who were instructed to report on Monday next
Mr. Gordon aid that the order was special for
Monday next, and the committee anticipating
that tine report would not be expected until that
time, had net examined 1t, and therefore could
not now report.
Mr. Hedrick asked II the vote by which the
committee were instructed to report next Monday
could not be reconsidered.
The Chair thought that such a motion would
be In order, but thought that IL would forestan
the action Of the committee.
Mr. Utermehle urged the immediate passage
OF the BILL which, II Il could not be passed this
week, would prove a failure. The Board Of Trus-
tees had had meeting for the purpose Of select
ing teachers under the proposed bill, but AZ II
had not been passed they adjourned over. He
sug gested that the Board meet again on Thurs
the S ina 'n' committee DC 'A'0''e' 20 'ep'''
Mr.. Lloyd regarded the bill a. one Of great i'm.
portance. He suggested that unanimous consent
be given for the COMMITTEES &C. 70 report: ~.
Board, and urged that the suggestion OF Mr..
Utermehle be adopted
MIR UtermehIe moved that when the Board
.djourns IL be to meet at seven O'Clock on Thurs
day evening; carried
Mr. Hedfick moved to reconsider the instruc-
lions to the committee, and to request them to
report the bill on Thursday evening; carried.
The general appropriation bill and the tax
bills were then received from the Board Of Alder
men; they having agreed to the request Of the
Council by appointing committee Of conference;
appointed to act on the part Of the Board.
A recess was then taken, and the committee
retired.
On Resembling, Mr.. Thompson reported that
the committee had agreed to recommend the
striking out Of the tenth section Of the tax bill,
Imposing tax Of ten cents on the 800 for the
bounty fund and to increase the general tax
from 50 to 60 cents on the $loo and liking the dis
counts at Is per cent. on bills paid in September;
10 per cent for October; and per cent. for
November; striking out the fourth discount Of 5
per cent; adopted.
Mr.. Thompson, from the committee Of confer
ence on the appropriation bill, made report
recommending the Council to recede from all Its
amendments excepting that relating to the price
OF gas; adopted.
Mr. Thompson stated that the salaries of ofacen,
which were reduced by the amendments Of the
Board, could better be reduced by special bill.
The Board adjourned to Thursday evening.
PoLIcE.-The Third Ward patrolmen reported
the following cases Monday: Ellen Warden, dis
orderly conduct; dismissed by Justice CLARK.
VIM Stokes was arrested by patrolmen johnson
very fair imitation Of the genuine. He was
taken before Justice Clark and held TO bail for
further hearing. Samuel Pascy, profanity; dis
missed. VIM. Adams, threats Of violence; secu.
rity for peace, by Justice Clayton. Yesterday
Albert Debres, vagrant; workhouse 90 days, by
Justice Clark. John Brien, drunk; dismissed.
James McGraw, drunk and disorderly; turned
over to the military. Robert Cross, disorderly;
seourity for further hearing, by Justice Walter
Lucy Welsh, assault, by Justice Clayton.
The Fourth Ward patrol reported yesterday
Henrietta West, col, keeping dlsorderly house;
ruled for hearing before Justice Clayton. G. r.
Taggart, soldier, ,ode a horse upon the pave
ment Of Sixth stree. and into Purdy's restaurant
He was turned over to the military. Peter Bar
rett, drunk and disorderly; do. John Black, do
do, by Justice Walter
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agreeable, and succeed admirably In contributing
20 the enjoyment Of all who visit Odd Fellows
Hall.
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