Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-30

Mr.. Barr being in the chair, Messrs Wilson
and u;ermehie Were ep pointed to wait on the
Mayor to see IL he had any further communi.
c'iion for the board.
Mr.. Lloyd offered q resolution OF thanks to
The presto. NJ. Mr.. a K. Shepherd which was
unanimously adopted.
The President In few well timed remarks.
rendered his thanks to the members, stating
that the days spent in the Sixtieth Council were
some of the most pleasant OF MS life. He could
with pride look back to this Council. They
had acted very literally; tbs fire department,
public schools, police and the improvements
have been met. After rendering his heartfelt
ACCOMPLISHMENTS to the members he declared
the Council adjourned sine die.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Maurice
Sullivan and Mary Sullivan, profanity: for
hearing. Sarah Reynolds and Mary Ann Ma
gnire, drunk; dismissed. .Iecob Reese aud
Chas. Bruce, assault and battery; security for
peace. Edward McCarty, do.f fer hearing.
Sidney Wilson, do; bnii for court. Adell
Green, do: dismissed. VIM. Hyde. disorderly;
do. E. E. White, James l.. Barbour and J. Z.
Smith, cbstructing sidewa ak; ruled for hearing.
HillPry Smith, VIM. Burke and Gates Terril;,
rioting; bail for court. Felix Carr, lunatic;
dismissed. Mat'w Neviskey, drunk; dc. Rem
ben Beverly, beating his wife; do. Also, pro-
battery; bail for court Terance Keenan,, vio-
lating city law; S25S. Jos Reynolds, drunk
and disorderly; SIS. r. Rarbenhauyen, do;
military John Banks, refusing to nav his
hack hire: dismissed TO pay the hackman Jno.
Warner, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. J.
Julian and A. Christie, assault and battery;
do Thomas Mulquia, larceny; Jail for court.
Jno. Dongherty. fighting; military. Jno. Smith,
vagrancy; dismissed. Mary Kenney, drunk;
do Elizabeth Herbert and Elizabeth Gibson,
assault and battery; bail for court. Charles
McCarty, fugitive from justice; committed to
jail. John Henson Green and VIM. Summer
vile, fighting; - IS each. Eliza Summerville,
drunk: do. Jne. Howard, drunk and fighting;
do. VIM. Fitzsimmons, do; military. Michl
and George Collins, sleeping in the street; dis
missed. Jas. Kelly, do.i military.
COMMISSIONERS OF ELEcTIoN.-The follow
ing is a corrected list Of the commissioners of
election or Monday:
First Ward.-First Precinct-R. A. Waters,
Il. A. Clements, Jas. w. McGlue. Second Pre-
cinct-J. w. Dyer. Sam. Stott, Lewis Parker.
Second Ward.-First Precinct-Teorge Jill
lard. John p. Hilton, Samuel w. Owen. Sec
ond Precinct-SamuelL Lewis, b. F. Guy, VIM
II. Pope.
Third ward-First Precinct-Jas. NJ. Tow
ers, Gideon W. Larner, U. Crittenden. Second
Precinct-C. +. Wood, J. W. Boteler, 3. E.
Cuttings.
Fourth Ward.-First Precinct-E. q. Eckloff,
Is. Miihurn, Fras. Il. Lord, sr. Second Pre-
cinct-Peter +. Bacon, Chas. HI. Anderson,
Charles Walter.
Fifth Ward.-First Precinct-E. G.. Handy,
John Tully, Geo. M. Oyster. Second Pre-
cinct-Isaac &. Bartlett, VIM. Slater, w. F.
Downing.
Sixth Ward.-First Precinct-George Brown,
James u. Pealie, Joseph Cook. Second Pre-
einct.John Thompson, Lemuel Gaddis, w. S.
Seventh Ward.-First Precinct-Geo. Mat
tinely, VIM. Wise T. H. Barron. Second Pre-
cinet-Chas. q. Martin, H. o. Noyes, George
IL. Hepburn.
CRIMINAL COURT, Chief Justice Cartier
Yesterday, Henry johnson, charged with steal
ing cheese from ". H. Gorbert, submitted his
pasp n ntpp oi frf III rf,y lux,c ;,;1
In the case OF James Il. Goss, charged with
the same ofsnse. nolle pros. was entered.
Andrew Bernan, indicted for the larceny of
sos from David Martin, was found guilty, and
sentenced 10 one year in the penitentiary at
Albany.
In the case of Eliza Edinburgh, indicted for
malicious mischief in breaking window sash, q
To!se pros. was entered.
VOTE OF TEANKs.-A few days since the
citizens residing in the neighborhood of Four
teenth ard streets who petitioned for the
of a nuisance caused by deposites OF
night soil, held Il mcetin z, 1T which Col. w S.
Tisdale presided, and q. +. Anderson secra-
tary, and unanimously passed resolutions of
thanks to Alderman q. IL. Plant and Council
man ]. Russell Barr, for the prompt action they
tcck in the premises, by which 4 bill for the
purpose was passed
RoYs-Edato- Star: Mr.. Richards showed a
sudden and afectionate interest in rs "vork-
les" yesterday, by visit to the Navy Yard.
Perhaps he was a little astonshed ny three
tremendous cheers for Dixon that greeted him
On his appearance in the workshops. Anyhow,
he left! HUGE PAW.
PERSONAL.-GoverRor Curtin and General
Schenck had long interview with the Presi-
cent yesterday, relative to the defense of PENN
syi, ania. Hon. Thaddeus Stevens is in the
city, stopping at the National.
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN OF WASHINGTON
Nicholas B.Van Zandt, who has been a resident
OF this city since the year 1900, died a few days
ago at Grand Rapids, Michigan, whittier he
had gone to visit a daughter.