Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-25


pl1ce. Eliza Florence and twenty others will
appear III dances. Ada Tesman will sing new
s'ngs al IeEform part in the drama, and
Jim Rudworth and the Ethiops will make
Laughter for all
THE b',APT-Af'er our report closed yester:
day afternoon lie following cases were dis
posed OF ~ The Board Of Enrolment:
Augustus Ross, furnished subsitute-M
McIandy.
Jacob Elm, only support of aged parents.
Andrew Morris only support of widow.
George G. Larner, disability.
Charles shy Ger, disability.
Homer Hi1st, disability.
Thomas Smart, enormously enrolled.
Reuben Simpson, furnished substitute-Ed.
ward Clark.
Francis Unger, disability.
Charles RAIDER, alien.
William White, disability.
William H. Tenley, only sen of a widow.
James II Spriggs, only support Of aged
Henry Koran, furnished substitute Fred'k
Romhrry.
e. X. Thompson, furnished substitute-Geo.
W. ]. Poorman, furnished substi,ute-Wm.
J. W. woodward furnished substitute
Richard Clark. furnished subsu.ute-John
Baker.
David Bishop, enormously enrolled.
Joseph Kiack, enormously enrolled.
John Nokes, disability.
Martin V Brown, furnished substitute-Wm.
Kennedy.
David D. Stewart, enormously enrolled.
James ii Oliver, disability.
Joseph Clarke, alien.
b M. Reed, furnished subsdtute-Charles
Boyer.
Henry CahiII disability.
Jim Collins, coloed, furnished substitute
D. C. Lamb, furnished observation-disclosures
English.
Frederick Worth. furnished substitute
Jacob Weis
James Kennady, disability.
William Peters, over age.
William Wilson, enormously enrolled.
Edward Laporte, only son of widow.
Charles Gautsr, under age.
Henry Stanley, enormously enrolled
Orphe us Contel, disability.
Joseph Ambush, colored furnished substi-
tu:e-Thomas Stuart
Lombard Jones. colored furnished substi-
tute-Edward Sencle.
]. W. Wsslske, furnished subsutute-John
Clifford.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. August 2i.-Bodrd of
Aldsrmen.-Only four Aldermen appeared last
night, Messrs. Clephane, Turton, Plant and
Gordon, and the Board therefore adjourned
Mr. Semnes, President OF the Board, is at
present acting Mayor and most Of the other
Aldermen are out OF the city,
Common Couneti-A communication was re-
ceived from the Mayor, approx wing the follow
ing asts: For relief Of American Hook and
Ladder Company; relief Of Curtis & bearing;
10 grade and gravel Fourteenth street to Mary.
land avenue; repair OF gutter south side Of E
street between Ninth and Tenth streets; to
provide for the erection OF a temporary school
building TO accommodate three schools in the
First School District; to repair II street, from
Seventh TO Tenth streets authorizing the pur-
Chase OF lot Tor public schools in the Seventh
Ward.
Also, a communication from the Surveyor,
estimating the cost Of opening and grading
Ninth street from L south 10 the river at 81 $50;
referred to the committee on improvements
MIR. n. u. Larner introduced a joint resolu-
tlon providing that " hen the board adjourns it
be To Monday,7th prox, al TX o'clock.
Mr.. Shepherd moved to adjourn over to the
IAN prox
MI Nj Lsrner opposed the resolution He
had No idea OF passing il without a good reason
MIR. Shrphcrd's amendment was lost; and
AFTER an amendment making it a concurrent
re- 1lution, the resolution was adopted-yeas
q. Laysi.
The following were introduced and passed ::
By Mir. n. ID. characterization requesting
the Msyor 10 return the bill to ahate n uisap &c
in square G5: bill to repair and change the
grade OF alley in square 37e. BY Mr.. NJ Lar
neT-Bill amending act 10 lay water main
Twelfth street by providing for laying the pipe
betv zen New York avenue ana l street, thereby
making continuous line from Prnns ylyania
avenue BY Mr. Frrguson-Biil TO take up
snd relay gutter on III street SOUTH al Fourth
street east. BY MIR. W i!son-Bill providing for
paving tootway and setting curbstone on south
front OF square i@1. n
mr. Ferguson introduced resolution re.
guessing the committee on the city railway to
wait or the officers of the company and urge
tht n 20 have each side of the track paved on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Eighth street, as re-
quired by their charter; referred TO the COM
Initiee.
The following were reported and passed BY
Mr.. n. u. LarneT, Improvement Committee,)
bill 10 take up and relay foot pavement and
gutter On north front OF square 10i. by Mr.. NJ.
IsrneT, drainage Committee bill To lay
water main south street. from First east
10 New Jersey avenue. BY Mr.. Garfield,
(POlICe,) resolution requesting the Mayor to
communicate with the military authorities and
urge them 10 revoke the order placing the hack
men on the side streets, contrary 10 the Corpo-
ration ordinance, and to communicate their
action 10 the Board. BY Mr. McCathran,
l"haryes,) bill authorizing w. II. GunnelI
10 place a shed on Eleventh street wharf
Mr.. Barr from the Claims Committee, asked
10 be discharged from the consideration Of the
bill for the relief Of ]. w. Barnacio.
Mr. Garfield, (Poiice,) asked TO be dis charged
frCm consideration of the res olution relative to
asing the efficiency Of the Corporation
Police.
MR. ID. Larner, from Improvement Com
rnitter, asked to be discharged from the consid-
Grafton OF the resolution inQuiring into the ex-
pediency Of grading and sraYelling North
Capitol street, from II street to New York
avenue.
The bill TO abate a nuisance in square 3t5
wds taken up, and amended motion Of MI
N u. I.arner, go az TO read square 315, where
the nuisance actually exists and passed
Mr.. n. u. Larner said that q very important
event was TO lake place at cine o'clock-the
trial or the Corporation mud machine-and
moved an adjournment; lost, yeas g, nayse
The special order-tbe bill 10 organize paid
fire department-was taken up; and
Mr.. Follans bee moved To reduce the salaries
fifty per cent. We had good firernen now who
served for nothing, and we could get them to
do SO in future.