Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-06-25
LOCAL NEWS.


GzoReKTowN COUNCILS, June si-Board Of
Atdermen.-The Council resolution .remittiug q
nne oi SSs5, imposed upon Jane ,Gas kins by
Jnshce Giadmon, was passed.
The Aldermen also passed the Council reso-
luton, appropriatlng sufficient sum % paw
the claims OF }. .. Heiston l. Co, and w. r.
Duvan. Adjourned.
Common Ccunnl,-A communication from ].
referred to committee on pumps.
Mr. Cragin, from claims COMMITTEE reported
q resolution directing the payment of the
claims of T. H. Donohue - .-T-.-iI
Mr.. Cragin moved the Reconsideration Of the
vote by which the resolution Of the Aldermen,
sIanung the right Of way TO EN- Linthicurn,
N Haaket street, or Duck Lane was rejected,
anu presented q memorialfr from Mr. Lipthfcun
reiauve 10 the subject The m otion w As agreed
70 ana the resolution was adopted. 40 -! ~
mr.. Snoemaksr, from the streets committee.
way aczoss Bridge street ON the east ine ,f
Market street. V,
A communication from the Stree. Oornmis-
sloher, w. =. smNh, relative to disagree
tive to the paving of Bridge street, laid over
=. Another communication from the Street
Commissioners, inclosing bills of Basil Bur-
rouehs, was referred to street committee
Mr.. Shoemaker presented 8 resolution in.
structing the market building committee to
alter the plan that there shall be no cellar un-
der the Building: adopted .st va p
Mr. Shoemaker also offered a resolution au.
thorizing the Street Commissioner to aAnul the
contract for repairing Bridge street, if the con-
tractor shall not comply with The requirements
The resolution abolishing the office of clerk
OF the Commissioner OF the Sinking Fund was
taken mp.
Mr.. Craein moved to amend by reducing the
salary to sleeper annum, Tpresent salary S25ol.
The amendment W as adopted, and the resolu-
ton passed D. --t.s s--4 ..r .r.. Id. ...
A resolution for the repair of High street,
above Road street was taken mp. -
Mr.. Shoemaker moved to amend by appro-
priating $4,000 TO thoroughly repair 900 feet OF
High, above Road street. by paving the same;
aereed TO. The resolutloa was adopted and
the Board adjourned. D"
POLICE REPoRTs-First Preoinct-D. Lusby,
assault and battery; dismissed. "a ~ -,
Second Preeinct.1Patrick Campbell, selling
unlicensed; 500. John McChriston, assault
and battery; dismissed. Also, for being disor-
derby; So. TCr So ,t5rE Y u .,
Third Precinct.-Ann Bateman and John
Shackleford, disorderly; dismissed. Thomas
Maloney, do; s156. Margaret Rodgers, do;
s2.45.. VIM. Fitzgerald and Henry Gilbert, re-
keeping. 10 -slIIH
Fourth Precinct.-w. H. Tippit, threats; bail
for peace. Mary Armstrong, drunk; dismissed.
Peter Donley, do: 81 John Richardson, petty
larceny; bail for court. Cordelia Winder, do;
Jail for court. John Eppler, disorderly; SIS.
Ross Price, alias Geo. Parker, grand larceny;
SisA Precinct Thomas H. Brown, John
Dougherty, drunk and disorderly; Jno Hand.
ley, disorderiy; military.
Tenth Precinct.-John West, larceny; dis
missed. VIM. West. do; do. Willis Green,
disorderly and profane; do Margaret Per.
rinezisky, do; VIM. KendrIck, do; deferred.
Caroline Hackett, disorerly; SO. Chas Hachett,
do; 81. jeremiah Lane, drunk; dismissed.
Geo. Strable, receiving stolen goods; bail for
court. Frederick Orsendorf, drunk; dismissed
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FOURTH WARD STATION CASES. Ellen
Nuttrell, Thos. Harris drunk and dfsorderlv;
workhouse. Henry Watts. grand larceny; Jail
for hearing. VIM Clary, contempt. Geo H.
Biddison, violating city law; dismissed. ".
Lewis James H. smallwood, Frank ossan-
dorf, disorderly; do Michael Clinton, Sleep
ing in street. do. Henry Johnson, SamI Lee,
Thos. Graham, sleeping in a cart; locked up.
Mary Miller, Mary Dyer, Agnes White, drunk
and disorderly; sass each. Also, for profani-
ty; dismissed. John CDonnell, disorderly;
tor trial. Mary F. Dalton. Alice Givens fight
ing. S1,55 each. VIM. Jones, dlsorderly; for
trial
SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Louisa
Grason, drunk; 80. James Shay, firing crackers
In the street; dismissed Conrad Wisenborn,
DO; do. John Fitzsfmmons, drunk; do. Mollie
johnson, assault S. James NJ bermot, dr. unk
and disorderly, S1.5s James McQ uade, Sleep
ing in street; dismissed. 30. r,.--'