Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-20
). :. coud CIs.s-Emma Mcknight.


neiie Brooke :. cond Clsss-Emma " cknigh;,
AlyIlda Brooke.
BoARDoF ALDERMEN Wee PresIdenI HYDE
presided at the meeting last evening IN N ac-
ss0s .ss Ia sne EfSOTder The O1f Rssssn;ed
which had been referred 20 Tim % BE- pre-
pared An ordinance revoking licenses 10
green erocers, which ordains hat the CLERK cf
the corporation shall not issue ANY Licences 10
persons acting as green gTOcers after the lst
day OF October, IL o. and that after ihat daie &
ehall be unlawful tor any person 70 sell with
in the limits Of the corporation, except IN the
corporation market, any fresh OF salted meats
or provisions, excepting, in their season, whole
>laughtersd hogs. The penalty attached to a
breach OF the ordinance is not less than o. nor
more than s2o. for each and every offence;
passsd-ysas, Messrs. Thomas and CropIei
nay, Mr. Hyde. Also, an ordinance m REFER
ence 10 paved footwsys IN Georgetown, de
clarIng all broken paNsments nulsances. and
Dreaming that II not repaired within ten days
al er que notice, the owner shall be fined not
@ Isss man - nor more than $40 for every day
sneh broken pavsments remain unrepaired
alter ten days. also, that where any pave
ment passes IN irOnt Of any alley or car
r'see-way, that portion shall be paved with
cooole stones, with n brick border pear the
gutter, under penalty the same as the pre
ceding section. Third reading directed 20 by
Mr.. Heision; laid over under ne rule Also,
an ordnance authorizing he openin and con
demnation 10 public uses OF the alleys s,tsnd
ing through parts OF lots IS, 5s.-sS and 50 m
Old Georgeiown, between Congress and Jef-
l G.
lion OF Mr.. Thomas, the ordinance was re-
ferred TO the standing committee. Mr. Hyda
from the standing committee. reported an or
dlnsnce Tor the purchase OF q steam fire en-
gine; which was amended and passed The
board then took up as unfinished bushes. the
resolution in favor OF III W. Brewer; passed
Resolution to place a hydrant on Bridge street
near Rsck street; passed. The following were
received from the Council A resolution in
regard 10 the Alexandria aqueduct; passed
resolution for the improvement OF Frederict
T.. - n
ing objected TO, laid over under the rule
resolution TO repair the grayeled streets Of he
town; passed. resolution 70 clean the streets
and alleys OF The town; passed. A resolution
for the relief Of Jacob Homiller; third reading
objected TO, LAID over under the rule Ad-
JoHrned.
COMMON CoUNCIL.-Mr Clabaugh presiding
The Mayors message relative - obstrucuune
In the rlver by driving plies between the piers
OF the Aqueduct, was laid over temporarily
The following messages were referred Rels-
tive 10 the dllapldated condition Of Water ct
ana asking an appropriation for IL. repar.
also, transmitting papers relative 20 The con,
diuon OF the station. house transmitting The
report OF Sergeant Essex on the street lamps
The following matters were also referred Pc
uuon OF w. NJ. Hall for certain privileges: he
quarterly report Of the Trustees Of the Poor
ana Workhouse; petition Of Hillary Hutchlns
relative Ia the condition OF certain property. Pc
uIlon OF Richard Petit for repair OF ihe pufnp
corner of LIST and Market streets. resolution IN
favor of Mrs. Jos. Walker and children. a reso-
luton in relation 10 expenditures The follow
ing resolutions were adopted Reported by Mr.
Goddard, from streets committee. a resolution
authorizing the return OF certain money for
repair OF Bridge street. BY Mr.. Orme, a reso-
luton OF inquiry as 20 the probable cost OF
making certain alleys, now private, publ.
highways. BY Mr.. Goddard, a resolution au-
thorlzing the Mayer and Recorder TO take such
action relative to the ObstrU ction OF the nayl-
cation Of the Potomac by driving piles AN the
river, between the piers OF the aqueduct, by
certain parties, as VIII protect the interest OF
the town generally. and especially OF certain
citizens. An ordinance relative 70 excaya-
tons IN the streets. Resolutions IN favor of J.
L. Essex, w. I. Duvall. VIM. l. Fletcher, J.
IL. McGill. BARRIERS OF the town, and yIrilant
Fire Company. An ordinance authorizing a
flag footway on south side OF Water, across
washington street. The following were lad
on the table: A resolution for cleansing and
lining the streets sno alleys OF the town. and
the Aldermen ordinance revokng the license.
10 green grocers and others. Adjourned.