Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-02

dent.
MT Lloyd then amended by directing the
police TO enforce all the ordinakces Of the city;
and the hill paced ~ amended. s.-s.
The board paced the following: A bill pro-
q, the recent election bill providing for paving
the Intersections Of streets; an act TO take up
and relay the gutter on the north side OF ID
north, at its intersection with First street
wesE an act for the relief Of John NJ. Locke;
an act in relation to the reas>esement OF the gas
tax on the property Of J. A. Roland; Q resslu-
ton insirueting the committee on police in re-
lation TO lighting the streets with gae; and an
act 10 repair the floorr of the canal bridges.
The bill for the relief Of J. H. Pearson WAS
laid over.
appointment Of commission Of improve
ments, failed on third reading. Adjourned.
Co1s.ro, Co..acil.-The President being ab-
sent, Mr.. Barr was called to the chair.
A communication from the Emsn cipation
Commissioners, asking the use Of the Council
room for their future meetings, wss received
The rrguest " As granted.
Mr.. Lewis introduced bill TO repair the
floors Of the canal bridges; passed
Also, bill for grading South Capitol street.
from 10 street south; laid over temporarily
The special order, "An act to establish pub
lie hay scales and for ether purposes" was
GikeD M.
MI Follansbee moved 20 strike out of the
first section 0pork" and .-langhtered cattle"
Mr.. Raub moved TO divide the question, and
the question was taken on slaughtered cat
tie" lost.
Tie original amendment WAS ADOPTED.
Mr.. Utprmshle moved to amend by intro
ducing a srction to take the place of section =
providing that the market-mastsr who shall
weigh the pork or dead hogs, shall receive for
the same the FUN OF ten cents for each carc6se,
TO be regularly deposited to the credit OF the
e neral fund.
MI. Raub moved TO amend by tnserting call
beef brought to market 10 sell by the quarter
lost.
The question .keing taken on the original
amendment, it was lost. The bin then passed.
= A bill from the Aldermen to rs!ay nag foot
way across Louisiana avenue at ID and Sixth
streets west, and a joint resolution for rclaying
a gutter on Seventh street west, from street
TO Louisiana ~ snuP, were referred 10 the i'm
pToyements committee.
A bill Cor relief OF John Muntz renting q
fine, " as referred to claims committee.
hill 10 repnir the bridge .ross Rock Creek
81 street north, was passed.
joint resolution authorizing the purchas
Of fuel for the poor OF the city, was received
from fllr Aldermen. that hoard refusing to con-
cur in The appointments of this board, and ask
ing conference.
Nj. Ji-rmehle moved that the board rncede
from its amendment requiring the fuel TO be
distributed hy The ward delegltions lost
A communication Of the Surveyor giving AN
estimate of the cost of improving New Jersey
ard Massachusetts avenues, was read. It was
referred TO joint committee before Congress.
JOINT resolution TO lease John Hinsley the
space corner OF Louisiana avenue and Ninth
street, for a circus tent, WAS taken up and
passed.
$50 for repairing plank footways where they
connect with flag footways, in Sixth Ward.
Mr.. Lewis moved TO strike out general fund,
and iDs'rt ward fund; lost.
Mr.. Dcnohue moved TO strike OFT plank foot
ways and insert Gag; lost
Mr.. Ctermehle moved to lay the bill on the
table.
Mr.. PFake withdrew the bill
The hill for era ding South Capitol street from
n TO : street south, was passed.
Mr. Lloyd introduced q bill from claims COM
H. N 81
fin; passed.
Mr.. Utermehle moved to reconsider the vote
or the joint resolution 10 lease certain ground
to John Hinsley; agreed 10.
Mr.. UtermehIe moved to lay the bill on the
table; carried.
The committee of conference or the resolu.
ton providing for the purchase of fuel on he
part of this board was announced 70 consist Of
Hcssrs. Utermehle. Rapley and Knight and
the board adjourned.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAaEs-Noyember
29.-Elizabeth Steward, grand larceny: dis
missed. Lucretia Herbert, profanity; d .nftssed:
for resisting an officer; fined IS. Laurence
FLYNN, disordrrly; turned over 10 the military
Mary douglass, drunk; locked up four hours
VIM. Dodd, drunk and indecencv; fined 3d.
Ellen Conlap, profanity; dismissed. Mary
Jane Hall, lighting: fined So John Flanagan,
drunk; dismissed. 1hos. Scuily, drunk and
disorderlyi Thos. Burk, do. turned over to mil
ifary. Neal Crietine. do; fined 81. Dennis
Mitchell and :. Striburger, drunk; turned 70
jail for court. Hannah Wilson, street walker;
fT5 d 80. Cornelius Iiany, drunk; fined g. ].
Shea, drunk and disordariy; fined 81 Thos
Dey lin, drunk: dismiss, d.
Move mhCr 3uth.-Sarah Ann Fletcher, drunk
and Dis orderly; fined So. Lucy Cole, prostitu-
ton: 10 leave the city within four DAYS. Jesse
O'Neale. Drunk and disordrriy; dismissed.
George Spates, VIM I.ewayne and John Nor.
PHD. charged with being accessories - assault
end hattsry with intent to Kill roundsman
l. ach: jail for further hearing. George Cook,
~ =. ~
assault and battery; for a hearing. Ed A.
Williams, suspicion OF ar on; held for hearing
III hard Moore: drunk and dispTderly, turned
TO military. John Towers, interfering with
officers: 90. X bert Burttel, drunk and isor-
GeTly; do. John Little Cutting Off Ger leach
with knife committed for hearing by jus
tice Dom.
Decsmher1.-Daniel Falyey, a news boy, was
arrssts d for stealing sighty-five papers from
John Glecson he was ordered +. leave the city
IN TIVE Dty-four hours. Edw. LInney, drunk;
fned 81 John w: Tolun, assault held for
hearing. Dennis Mitchell, drunk; turned oyer
10 The military. John Slate, drunk and d. Or
ceIly; fined SO. Julia OBrien, do; fined Sl
r. r: Collins, turned 10 military. Jas Hack,
keeping hawdy house; Louisa Temple, do; II
Sowfry, disorderly: ordered 10 leave the city in
ty-fcCr hours. Thos. Msgee, disorderlv;
turned to the military. John Y. Smythen,
drHnE; dismissed. Major Jones, do: fined 81
James Snowden, disord rlv and threats; fined
90. Fred Deshler, drunk; fined 81.
POLICE MATTBHs.-FJfh Wa~d.-w. Burk,
Eliza Burk, drunk; fined costs. Julia Raran'
drunk and disorderly; wofkhouse Agnes
White, +. Henly, do; costs 81 CO nts. r. McFam.
ming. ID. +. Ray, do. tnrn.d over to military
u. Dowlan, do dismissed. Quito Fsrrall, do;
fined sie4. Edward Bresnatun, do; fined 8 .ai.
q. Wilfon, larceny; dismissed. ID. Criffth,
disorderly; locked up hours. w. Massey, T.
Doyle, do dismissed
SSH Wdrd-Thos. McNulity disorderiy:
turned over 10 military. Joseph Green and
Phillip Bnker. drunk; Locked up. John Day.
Richard Ni!keIsor, John COnley, drunk; locked
Up and ismissed. James Bran.on dis orderly;
DO. John G alton, do; Dismissed.
Serenh W0rd.-Samuel Barry, John Mason
and George Jones, stealing; dismissed. w. II.
Erap.iil, disorderiy; fined S1.9. Geo Jones,
Mare arot OBrien and Pat OBrien, do; do
SS4. Isaac Bransill, John Murphy and Den
mis- Mitchell, do; dismissed. Joe Hall, indie
cent exposure; fined e5. Gro. Clarke and w.
assault and battery; dismissed. w. L. Corida,
drunk; dismissed. John Borland, drunk and