Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-06

President a 7 Ia.SN - AN"A, ~ W Asohs ana
=, Nays-Messrs. Donohoe, Ellis, Follaasbee.
n. u. Larner, NJ Larner. Shedd. II. c. WILSON,
mr.; Shedd moved to reconsider the vote bv
WbIch the bill was rejected.
s,dar Ellis moved to lay the motion to recon-
leGs-Messrs. Ellis, Foliansbee. N. d. Lar
hef, M. Larner, and Q. Wilson,.
u.My MMay1MMessrs. ~ Barr, Garfield, Donohoo,
b: Wilson. and President "a. Lloyd ILL.
The bill lie ng before the Board 1t was made
IN, special order Tor Monday next
Mr. M. I.arner, from the Drain ge Com IN ittae
rel Ted the bill increasing the salary of the
Water Registrar to sl,sD0.
Mr.. N. u. Larner moved to lay the bill on the
taDie' as member OF the committee he had no:
Mr.. Garfield said he had assented to the hin
in committee, but vonld now oppose it BECAUSE
o. ,ne action OF the Board on the bill TO increase
ths pay ur the iahorer. Why treat ali alike,
Mr. M. Larner explained that some Of the
cCmmlttee were oppose to the bill because
thfy 1oubted the loyalty OF Mr.. Coyls, but he
mad rake the oath req aired of him by law, and
tnat was enough until 1t was proved othe rwise
He spoke in high terms of Mr.. Coyle's charac-
ter as an officer; he treated all alike, and if the
rich man failed TO pay his water rent he youla
cut him off as soon IS he would the poor man,
Mr. McCalhran said that consistency is a
Jewel, but in this Board they refuse TO vote an
man, who iabored from to 6, and they were
now ready to pay from $500 to $50 per annun,
increase to an officer engaged from 9 TO g.
Ihe question recurring on the third reading
OF the bill, II was ordered by yeas 9, nays
and the bill was passed.
The first special order, Mr.. N ID. I,araerEs
bill relating 20 the distribution OF water, was
called up, and after some discussion was post
poned to the next meeting.
The second special, the bill authorizing the
building OF q fuel vault to house No. i93 10th
street, to extend beyond the curb, was taken
mp. and after being amended by proyiso that
II shall not interfere with the drainage-of the
street, and shall be continued at the pleasure
OF the Corporation, was passed.
ne following were reported and passed -
From the lmpI oyemepts ommi:tee-I}ill 10 i'm
prove Four-and a. half street, from the canal
TO Maryland avenue. From drainage commit
tee-Io exempt all churches, orphan aSyiuIas
DC, from annual water rent; and hilk proh ;htt
ing assessments for sinking wells on streets
Where water pipes are now laid. From fire
department committee-To purchase hose for
Western Hose Company.
The followihg e, from the Board of Aldermen
were referred Bill making Appropriation 10
grade Ele venth street east, from Penn SyIyan;a
10 South Carolina Avenue; authorizing the
mayor 10 lease wharf sites; authorizing an
increase OF scavengers' fees: to improve North
Capltoi street, from ii stI eet to New York av-
ennt; TO revive an act TO trim and gravel ID
street south, from I'd to eth street east to grade
and gravel street south. from Sd TO 9th west
The council bill in relation the erection of
scDooi-house In the First District was re-
ctlved from the upper board, with an amend
ment, which, on motion OF MIR. Shedd, WIS
ron; concurred in, and Messrs. Ellis ami ". ID.
Larrer were appointed committee of confer
ence.
The Mayors veto message on the bill to reg
ula,e livery stables was taken mp, and
Mr. N. ID. Larner said that he did not CON
slider that the Mayor had ad vancpd eny vs. lid
reasons for vetoing the bill. He instance. d that
People had to move off of Eighth street on ac-
count OF the stables, and ladies only went no
Eighth street when Obliged TO. He thought
that the people should be benefited and not
the livery stable keepers.
Nhnf fhnSr- u ,k,x
the Board, and therefore could not be consid-
cred at that time.
The following bills from the Board of Alder
men We're passed: To provide clerk to the
Board of Assessors; resolution providing for
filling vacancies in the Joint committee on the
Was ashington and Alexandria Railroad; bill to
street at Second street; to supply deficiency in
appropriation for i'm provement OF cer tain alleys
in the Fourth Ward. EE@
The committees were discharged as follows:
petition of J. Burnside; Contin-
gent Expenses-On resolution in relation to
furnishing the ante.roorn OF Council Chamber
,,1i mr.. M cCatnran introduced an act for the ap-
purposes. Ordered to be printed and TO lie
over till next meeting.
POLICE REPORTS Second Preeiuct-An-
drew Vahill, smuggling liquor to soldiers: sent
to Capt. Todd.
T1Td Preetmet.-Samuel Arm.tead, disorder
90 Sc. Frances Densy, do; N.ss. Hsnry
Brouse do; s2.A. Curtis Rathburn, drurS:
house. Jno HarTiston. Jno. Crowley, Corne-
iius Sullivan. Nicholas Crowly, disorderlys
$a.a4 ach. Mary Lee, do; s2.5s.
Fourth Preeincs.-Jas. Harris, drunk and dis
Sietk Preeinet.-Lloyd johnson, assault ana
battery, intent to kill; jail for court. Hugh
ana %Ey "a.
drunk and dtsorderiyi dismissed. Jas. SIM
clair, assault and battery; bail for court Geo.
s;.sn 9ssen;, sss s0s Y a Den
shall, disorderly; 81. James Lee, do, sl. @.
Connor, do e3. Jas. Pafkhurst., do SI. VIM
Moglan and Jno. Jacobs, drunk; o. each
Levi Lynch, Geo. Wniism., sami. Brown.
Thomas Brent, Charlotte Dominniss, Anne
Williams, disorderiy; nned 90 each:
si.s. Mary Jane. disorderly; saes. Peter
Connor, drunk; dismissed. Edw'd Freeman,
no charge entered; do. Richard Casby, disor-
derly; do. James Maxine, held as q witness
Marshall TAFT, accessory to robbery; Anne
Mathews, stealing; Henry Tolen, do: dis
missed. Frank Douglass, assault and batterys
lail. w. w. Bagnal, light bread; dismissed
do; dismissed. Tobias Linton, do. and drunk;
DO. Joseph Smith, disorderly: 1854. Samuel
Smith, VIM. Norbeck. and Caroline Gepharty,
drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs.-Houora
ClughD, indecent language; dismissed DAM
Gordon, for safe keeping; do. Thos Thomp-
court. Mary Jane Hall, Sarah Ann Davis,
disorderly and fighting; S15s each. Ellen
Dewitt, do; dismissed. Bartholomew Nc
Carthy, drunk; do. Lewis McDade, larceny
Of wagon; dismissed. Chas. Knoll, Anna
Knoll, disorderly; Sass each. John Greb, do;
dismissed. Peter g. Carries, drunk and dis
orderly; $1.ss. r. J. Dole, desertion; military.
John Daugherty, beating his wife; Jail for
hearing. John Carroll, shooting M. Shaugh-
nessy;ja for court James Kelly. melting
man to shoot another; do. Andrew Gleeson,
atrick Sullivan. john gleason, Dennis OAe-
ron, Patrick Shea, rioting; Nicholas She's, firing
pistol with intent to kill Michael Nolan
drawing pistol; dismissed. Mary Carroll and
Ellen Gleason, fighting; do. VIM. Carroll, dis
orderly; $3.50 a. Ki& Low, yagrancy dismissed.
SECOND WARD STATION CHsKs.-John Ad-
lmson, fighting; %. Benz Adamson,. do; S2-
VIM. Blackwell, do; 81 So. Samuel Adamson,
10; dismissed. Jas. Davis, suspicion; do Rob's
Jones, sleeping in street; workhouse Thomas
3oughen, drunk; 81 81. Thos. Howard, grand
larceny; bail for hearing. Arch Fortner,
lYsl1s l;~o