Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-15
Affairs an seergetswn.

OBoRGkTows CokPoksTIos. sept Ia
BoARo oP ALDsRhES.-rbere was . special
meeting OF the Board this evening: pr-s-at
heesrs hess ton. SHINES and Thomxs, Recor-
Ger o. atthews IN the chair. The Recorder.
from the committee on the pArt of this Board,
60 make arrangements 20 JON In the public re-
cepion OF Persistent job son. on his return to
the Capital, reported that the commIttre baA
waited upon the proper authorities in Wash
IL eton IN reference 10 the matter. and az had
ben decided 20 recommend that this Hoard a.
semble ST two O'Clock to- morrow, fSAtardayt
and proceed 20 the Council Chamber In Wash
Ington, where thew would be received by the
Washington AUTHORITIES. and ,oin the process
sion there 81 o'clock The report WAS ac-
cepted, and the procuring OF badges, carrisees
and other details was left 70 the committee
The Board then adjourned, (the Lower board
concurring,D 10 reasonable ~ p m to-day
CoNsoS CoUNcm.-Pursuant to adjourn
ment the Council assembled IN its cham Der Al
: O'Clock. snd was called 10 order by the Pr.si-
dent r. Pickrell, Esq. Mr.. Goddard, from the
OF SrraL Cenents OF the Corporation OF Wash
inFton. and arrange for participation IN the
reception and welcome of The President OF the
United States 10 the seat Of Government, re-
ported yerbsllv that the committee had per-
formed its duty The procession will start
from the City Hall. m Washington, al 3S
O'Clock ID m. II Is necessary for all organtza.
tions TO be n the CITY Hall IN time TO ioin IN the
procession. aud the committee suggest that this
Corporation meet an their chambers a. . O'Clock,
which Will give them time to complete their
arrangements before going q Wa.bingtsn
The committee have ordered badges-a white
ribbon with the desgnatIon OF the Corporation
printed upon IT, 10 he worn M M the co 20 collar
which VIII be- at a q before the Corporation
leaves the town has ben reserved
especially for the Corporation, which will
carry them 10 ~ street Mr.. Edes fuFther re-
ported that the committee, deemiHg IL neces-
sary 20 appoints mar hal. selected Capt Jas
Goddard for that position. Mr. Goddard
moved that when the Board adjourn IL be ull
O'Clock y. m. to-day. The report OF the CON-
mltiee was accepted. and the motion Of Mr.
Goddard agreed to- anc toe 10 ard OF Alder
men was notified Of the fact by message Mrs
Dunlap gave nOI,e that ~ the next regular
meeting be would move a recon : deraticn OF
the Note BY which N ordinance for lowering
the water mains IN Congress street was passed
Adjourned.
You've MEMS NATIoNAr UNION I,rrg
At a meeting OF the Young Mems Union CLUB.
held last evening n Custom House Hall The
following business transpred: J. Carer Mar
buTy IN the chair, ard J Mason Gosler secre-
taTy The report OF committees being called
for, Mr.. RohTer reported a constitution, upoI
which considerable discussion took place. On
motion OF MIR. Dixon. II was decided that he
nrst TUESDAY in November be set apart for tue
annual election of officers of the Club Mr.
Mathews declined serving as vice president a.
did Mr.. ROhrer, they both preferred 20 remain
prlSates in the ranks.
GRAND LAGCEsY.-I.ast night, LiAut Esser
arrested George CuTrier. a barber. for the lar
ceny of $50 from Chas Pro. a fello
man. 1t appeared in evidence that Pro was
sick in 4 room back of the shop. and he either
laid the money on the table or il fell out of Ms
pocket while sitting in a chair in the room. and
was picked up. CurTier was suspected, and
Lieut.. Essex arrested him or the street aud
TOOK The money from him. Justice Buckley
sent Carrier 20 Jail for court.
THE cASAL-ArrIved-Th Mill Boy. corr
10 Hartley * aters: Maude. corn and fou.
TO Geo. Water: 1ronsIdes, lime and Hour to
do: Economy. wood 10 market. and forty boat
with coal to Cumberland Co. e65. 3 tons: Amer
lean Co. 653i4 tons: Central Co. 81. 10 tons.
George IL. Plant. SUB tons: Borden Co. SIS -
tons; Hampshire and BaItImoTp Co. 43g Is tons
Drpar;ed-The Mill Boy, with sal; and fer
tlliZeTs for Berlin; Geo. NolPr. merchandise 10
Harper Ferry; Maude, sUndriss 10 Williams
port: Cruncher. lpTiIlIzers TO LIft-lOck No. II.
Beckett, snndries 10 LIft-lock No :: Ohio. salt
TO Cumberland, and forty boats light
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET-The market
closes firm with good local demand for flour
SnpeTs. Siu-5O 10 ST.: Cut Extras, SII Is 70 sig.
Extras, Sl2 50 70 sI3-5O. Wheat.-l uotations
nominal IN absence Of sales. good 10 prime
red - 90 10 - =. choice lots 10 10 Is cts high
ct. CCrn.-White. 90 TO 50 cents, and yellew
s. cents.
Coal SHIPMENTS The shipments OF coal
from the wharves and docks foot up as fol-
lows this week: Borden Co. s53 tons: Cumber-
land Co, 3,2i7 tons: Hamp hire and Baltimore
Co. l.:tU tons: Consolidation Wharyes, I,i4I
tons; Rays Docks, 5,0;S tons.