Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-10
LOCAL NEWS.
.uusBnENrs TONIGHT.

THEATSR.-ihls always
u.u ratrcnized, Is crowded nightly, we!
weather or dry weather, since tas advent OF
rhs Laura KsPue company The company Is
80 complete and well balance mat tn,'re Is
rnu.usf satisfaction in Witnessing is repre-.
.enr.ticns The bill -night is ''So Rest for
-thr wicked" and "A Regular FIX
W.sHISGToS THEATER.-Manager Maed-r
s.s made hit in the engagement Of Mr. Clark,
.uiTI do much toward placing tho old Drury on
FIRM basis of popularity. MIR. Clarke appears
to- night IS Peter Waxen, IN tha H-w dram
Of Luck and as "Smas hington," in "So:ne-
body Csat"
CArTKRBURY.-Miss ErnestIne DE- Faib-r
spl.-arvd ~ this rvsYrt last night for The frs:
TIM, and her sup nor dancing took all by sur
prise, even IN the hall W here Julia Mortimer
-aEd hate f'nnOyer have long reigGed
surr' m. The l;tcs.r cou pie, however, repeated
the ''Arac Lay" and with that success which
uniformly accompanies it's representation. 4
good tlli Tonight again.
EAKIkTiEs.-The ROilande brothers have
hosts Of friends this city, and as they hl Va
fan ly " Oh hr rnratou OF all by their daring
.gympastic and anal feats, II - not q matter OF
surprise that they were received last n light with
a perfect storm of applause. They appear to-
nitht again, together with Nella RIchings
VI lie Lizetta, Ada Tesman and others.
CHUECH FAIR-The ladies of the Western
Prrsby terian Church are now holding tar a.
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Twen-
sty fourth street, (Sott's Building,) which we'll
deserves the patronage of a liberal public
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGs. March O. Board 81
Alde'msn.-A communication was received
from MIR. &. Il. Cluskry, in reply TO I resolu-
ton OF the Board, setting forth that the bills
rendered by the contractor for work done upon
the Central Guardhouse amount lin Mr. Gus
key 8 estimate) for extra work and materials to
SS,5CO.24. The extra amount claimed by ths
contractor is Si,l4.3. The building was
never formally delivered to the Corporation,
hut was taken possession OF by the military
b. fore Its completion. The tower is yet to- re-
Ceive one coat OF paint and sand, which will
be put on IS soon as the weather permits.
Referred TO the special committee.
The report OF the lntsndant of the Asylum
for the month of February, referred.
communication was also we'd from
Davis May, asking All appropriation for the
payment OF work done for the Corporation.
R"icIrtd.
The report OF the committee of conferences in
relation To the disagrceIng votas on the act for
establishing pounds tor animals, was concur
red
The committee on claims were DISCHARGED
from tEr fGrth'r von> liberation of the petition
u W l. " all u TO. asking amendment to
IN" at establishing horse market
The following passed ihe board An act for
ibt relief OF Hannah Blake; an act to connect
thr Ctht-T Make: by Il two-sl1ry brick build.
arg. ono for o'Atr puTpO-e>, (amrnded o rs 10
aHtLcTlzt the api,oin meat of an additional
cUI mis- .o"eT iOr the Northern Market;) an net
tor The relief OF " IilIiIn l.. Dint. the Common
COunciP- substitute. Tor the Alderman EIiI for
th' rirc ion u. s:&iICn- hOusrs for the police: an
act 10 J. guIate ANA limit tine printing iorst the
CIty scVtTInlr Mt this bill pro ldt., that no re-,
Port or opiEiOn s-.tli be printed by order of
either "CaGT OF Councils II the cost OF sueh
pI nitUs >Ia.l ri 80, rss the sum shall
he authorized by joint resolution Of the two
bC''! us DAILY passed ..nI IprO rd Dy tie MAYOR
flUSI;t itt the pro ISios.S OF the act shalt not
aPFiy 10 Ihe annual reports of the Register or
lir "a uttl IAN ilois.j In ;ICl authorizing the
Aa. or ~ l. iitr sites The Potomac ii yer;
an act making an appropriation for iIyiny 4
gutter U!ou the south side o. square No il6: an
act aIneL datUry oi AN act for the preser yation
o! GaE,ei and an act to a5aGe q nuisance on
Tenth sir''t vast ana ID street south and South
Carolina ayPEuF.
DIT. Sargent called he attention of the Ros Ri
20 the fact thaj OF two former occasions he had
INTRODUCE bills regulating the boards for post
ers on pennsylvania avenue. He sees-that on,
q these who us-s the boards as posters has
CcmP!isd with the intentions OF the bills aud
has put up boxes But these boxes, as IN ads
are excellent hiding places for rogues. They
were closed on three sldes and open on one
that toward the street. We hear daily of oer
sons beng attacked by villains springiag ont
Of hiding places He MIR. Sargent) simply de-
sized 10 YAH Attention of the Board this fact
and thought some action was necessary for
personal security.
The following We're referred:
Petition of Daniel Lynch, praying the renis-
sion vi a line, All act 10 revise act approved
October i;tn, i-5;r at 20 widen tie side
gutter Cn + rsrt north, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets west; an act TO put
new pump 1T the corner Of Thirteenth street
wfSt and IL str 81 north; and an act for the re-
i:ri OF L CT. Clayton.
IL p
Ia VI Mary Domino, lhs Mayors veto
~ q Unanimous vote, tae Board adhered to
iEtir aiIi mum H;s 20 the act 10 relieve CITY
81 Washington from any further liability on
account of tiIr W;-shiii: ton AID Alexandria
Railroad, and asked a COMMITTEE OF conference
AcjoETiiCG.
fS"'s."'s C"a:Ec'L-A cOmmuni cation was re-
tei'-d II ON thu Mayor, asking appropris-
uCn 81 go Tor cl-anIng Centre Market, TO Day
Ike incurred CON- i:rnsatlua VI their Iaborrr,.
Also, ~ proving tn following act: To Goa.
suuy aa rE-in- house Tor The metropolitan
look ana LaG"er company; making an ap-
ErUrrla ION Tor the OF the Fire Dapartmenr.
ICT the reiioi CT y. ii. Harro yer, aud re.olu-
HGh authorlzihg the grading and paving tia
ALLY IN square No. 3OS
Ike following were referred Resolution
T9qU' sung the Mayor TO urge upon the WASH
lHstOn anu Georgetown Rail way the y,ropTiety
Of ext nGlng their road from the luterse .tiol
OF New 1Ork avenue and Fourteenth stree:
down the latter street u tin Long Bridge: u-l-
;!on OF j. II. Ste wart aud others asking thq law
Tenth streets.
Mr. UtermeLle introduced the following re-
solution
B..ot,sd 6y the Bo,.rd of Ald,ra,.,, and Bo,,5 of
Common Council Of the City Of Washington, Taa;
III every CONTRACT or sub-contract grow:n, out
oi' or which shall be made IN pursuance of
7hJ act or resolution OF this corpJra.:oa
" llch shall hereafter ~ passed, and in which
contract OF sub-cOntIact the CORPORATION is
i-'eTtSt' or party thereto, there shall te in
>vittd all express condition that no member OF
uticer or employee Of this corporation, shall
o" q party 10 such contract or contracts
u III any way interested III them. or be adm;
! I'd or entitled 10 any shar- or ptrt OF sucI
contract Or cUntracts 10 any oenefit 70 arse
u'r-lrOm, AMI any contract made in violation
u su;n cuaditiJI small e. auii lIi volt
Mr. Raub moved TO lay il on The tabl. He
could not ses WHY the numbers OF the councils
=ACuId lie prevented from making bids for
SCEiraSts; iost-yeas ), nays 81.
M Utermekle I'll vocated the adoption of the
solution. tie ola Sc why members OF the
Councils should execute ihrir uw Il enact.nsntS
,hHs's haG recently oeen made that Alderman
rant Rad received the contract for tha ,.rick
"OiE OF the IHIrd EIstTIct school hous- b-c.u,.
IL " as L memDFr o; the Councils. The charge
We thiTu'', Gut ne Sertheiess has been made
7LG Sln.IiaT chiigss would continu- t. ba made,
N''h"Ntr he mU-Is vi the Corr orstion received
CCE;rat u.
MT KNIGHT moved 20 strike out the word
49, mPi"y .Sa'
ST. h"i"p~oD vas opposed 10 the measure,
;Ci I'.GIv IcGaily i.a,. no IutsTas; IN H. mater
- fb..I had