Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-12

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Shepherd Res ID n,ion nrectiag tn- Mayor %
ttse imIn.o ate eta ps TO de solve the Injunction
obtained as uhs Rs lamore and Ono Meitroaa
Company against The Corporation restraining
nsm from selling the property Of tha conpsny
ior axes due ihe Corporation.
Mr. Shepherd Introduced the folio wing,
1 which Was adopted:
Whereas it has pleas ed our Heavenly Father
10 remove from M m;dst our beloved How.
oitipp. John &. Rires, his Carpors ton, desp-
" ser sIhle of he va pahle services rendered
by him to this iuetiorolit and its inhabtants
her.hy
| Reselre, That in ehe dsath Of John q Rives
| tsis community have sua' aimed an irreParaois
| lats. 70 Ia.
| hesolred. That we sAau ever caerish.and
Neiefcs his Ern nory. aai hat the reusua~
brance of his many good deeds will eve
| nam nesh and migrant In the hearts of h.s
! f. low citizens.
Resolrsd. That We tender to his AFFLICTED fam.
iiy ard trends cur siucere coniolsncs sud
| sympathy.
| conmittess: From the fmproyemertt commit
| to- Bill 10 supply deficiency fer iIh street
| betv esn N ard z strt sts; passed. Petition of
II. A. Bacon ard Others for the iu, u,proyemau aut Of
ii v H. squsra bounced by AZ and GIN ani +
II d G reefs, Island; adversely; committee
| dis charged. Bill apNropriatng 9loEG0 for taa
sne Potomac riyFr. from 9th "a 10 h strset ss:;~
| nrcyidire. however thai no wsIl shah ha
h@i!t until tne eowrership OF the wharfpropertv
Steli be oeteT m ned by tn courts IL ityGr of
| tbs CorpC,aion snd SIS 90 10 eraGs and gravel
" Naisr street. froEr II street tc r street. passed
Fiji to extend sewer in alley III s4usreiI9
pass q. From thr arsinase commit. Bill to
fnpl " frficisrcs in he appropriation 70 in.
trcduce Potomac water in the Western Msrka,:
passed. Bill for the u ore general stribu lion
OF Potomac wafer, with ana dments: ordered
10 h printed at d n ade fpscisl arce- for Mon-
day rsXt. From the police colnni,tee itiou
O. 'hs prorrietor of anter bury Halt, Ia reia.
tior To transparency; adversely; commit 80
ii charged Bill to lice pse and regulate pawn
tr Lers. with numerous amendments; ordered
Mcnday next when this bill w ss ra, ,r.acfs
protest from HelzbsrE & Son and - Watts
YVES Rad From markets committea-Riu
rrcridie for the ds pos al of stands IA he mar
ks 10 tie hie hest bidder bv the clerks OF rhs
| marx Is: passed. From FIRE department con
mi ter-Suntiy bill relat.ns TO steam fre ~
sir,s md tie fire alarm telegraph: laid Ola -.
table the biils airesdY passed covering the
suhMct
IT, yalde,men's joint resolution in reIaroa
t. he d'alt YVES a6op.sd, aud Messrs. Snep-
herd and Ii rd were sppcin ed the COMMITTEES
IL relation thereto.
The ollowing wera r. C; iv I'd frc m the Alds--
mfr '-Eil fer he relief Of Josnua Evans; re-
ferred: Fill TO purchase furniture for the
school. house in the Third Distric.: passed; Bill
amending toe laws III ralation 20 licensing tss
sale nf spirituons ard NAL. liquors, with
ans nGE2 Is: coEcuTred n.
Mr. Shepherd was appointed on the j>i1t
committee on The resolution asking Congress-
fOr rower 70 improve tie streets, &c.
Adjourned
discourse on this subjee. was given in nr.
Gurley's church Sunday evening, by Rev. Err.
Baxter. Tie speaker stated tna' more than :.
hu' dred able eApositors had shown in heir
vorks that the pro pheticnl periods pointed -
the pre- sent time. as the apoch of the 3k years
GIeat Trinulation. apd the Battle o. Amaget-
den, and coming Cf Christ and commpn cement
Of the millsninm The dates OF 5000 wears
from the CIT a ION Of Adam. aud 2,5N3 wears Of
tire Jubilee OF Juhisas, and $3.50 vrars (Dal.
viii, I'D. and LBS wears tDan. Kit, ~, and
Leo years OF me church's oppra ssion by Anti.
christ Rev. XII g. were understood to term.
rate about 1868, and therefore ti,e na,ilaniuua
OF 1G'0 years (ffsv. XXX was expected to COM
menc- soGD after that srs. But frs Of Ill there
must be- tie az years Great Persecution aud
Time cf Trouble, ''such as nave. was nom ths
tefirniEg Of the world: 10, nor ever sil all ta;
and except those daNs where shor-ened DO
flesh should he saved not sirrte p-rson left
SUI, ,',sing, ~ pan; an x Mat xxv, 81; Rev,
this apJ alii g crisis. All the ems IF .n@ times
we're admonItcry Of this. The gospel was be-
ipg widely preached for a witDes 20. (Watt xiv.
1tD The Jews were beginning 10 20 back to
Palestine, (EZek. 2aXyij. Rev. xvi, l., } owing
n the driving MP nf he EnphrateS Or ehhans-
tian OF the Turkish Empire: aud the rnclean,
frog. hFe, spirits of in fidelity ty-ravelrton sffd
Eumrstition-were gathering sll rst,ans to the
war of Amaeeddcn. under the sixth vial.
II Was, however, expected thet seven wears
before The millenium, seven years covenant
would be made between the last great AMI.
christ snd the Jews. in order 10 restore num-
hers Cf item 10 Palestine. where they wonid
rebuild II cir temple and Offer their saerifces,
and ia tic final seven years. Anficbrist would
ronp. with n large army TO jerusalem, and
siay thcso of the v VS. . no would rot wors hip
him nI his image, and commence bis massacre
Of Christians throughout Inc whole world,
during the fnal three aud e-half years, tDan.
Xii q, XII Z. Rev. Ii 2, 8, XIII. s.. nntl at LAST
h y. rsbes at rIn atddon, st Christ's dee 'ent.
]; vss pretlct tcr'y Fears ago by he Reve.
Mr. Esber, Gauntlet Irving, etc. that there
wnuld arise a French Emperor. a representa-
tive Cf tie NaYo'son dsEasty-the last head Of
tie Rcran Empire iRev. xii 3, to sct the part
@f this personal Anticfrfst somewhere about
or soon after 1865 and many. stud.nts of
pTorfesy believe hat ihe French Emperor il
20 he revealed in tfet, character. 1t is obs erv-
able thar his name contains 66S In tn, "a langu-
ages. Latin. Grsek aud Hebrew. which has
probably never been the case With any oiher
nan, fRev 1ii. iSl. y sEr - .-
converted, in view OF the impending in tPments
CT God, 70 repen' Of their sins and lead a new
life. and f'rvently pray for salvation "a the
Lord Jesus Christ. VIE has did hon the Gross
for onr tr.nsgressons, ard 8ho offers forgive.
ne Sc TO all that seek for it,
FouErH WARD STATION OAsvs.-6 w.
Miller. insane; mill ary. Aboot Dshos, drunk
ard dlsorderly; workhouss. Celia Wilson,
drunl; sa5s. Layin,a Holmes. disnrarriy;
deferred James FitZgeTalt, larceny: Jail for
coprt. John Hart. do; do. Joan Orrat.y
ceiving stolen goods; Argeine Byburch. 40:
tail for court. .Iro Genocka, do l. Bar,urv,
do.; dismissed. Julia A. Orratfy. do; bail for
court Angelina LaRermersing, do do; Te.
r. SIS guarella. do; do. Chas. RotcIetfa. DO;
90. f5eTtn6 St naFellas OO. jas. W nu4i9Ss
col &C.; do Martha CasrillonIa, burglary;
dis,n issed. Michael Dahl, resisting officers;
military Martha Cast,llcnis. 'hresis; bail for
peace. Caroline Davis, fighting: dismissed.
David Lone. drunk; do. Peter Welch, DO; do
Susanna Waters, grand larceny; dismissed.
caroline Davis, disordery; s2'as. Jas. Fitz-
gerald, witness: isil Frank Ford, Gisorderiy;
dismissed Timothy Mcclure, do; dt amissed.
Gales Johnson, do; do. John Cook, drunk;
dismissed. Henry McArdel, grand larceny;
for hearing. Maria Dillon, drunk and disor-
derlyi eits. John Hughes, suspicious char
ecteC.
RAN OvnR-About t2 o'clock on Saturday,
as q small boy named James Riley. was play.
lrg with nu nber or others on Maryland ave-
nue. he was run over by the front whes! Of
hack, which passed over his breast severely
iIjurine him, and 1t is feared his spine Is ia
iured. One Of his companions seeing him fall,
Immediately pulled him out In time to AVE tbe
hind wheel Of the coach passing over him.
The driver. a colored man, from xll q 'couEU
was div ing along cautiously and slowly, aud
those who witnessed the affair do not attach
any blame to him. The parents of the injured