Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-17
Affairs In GeorSetowu.
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| LIST OF LxrrxRs remaining In he Post o.
| nee, Seorsetown, ID. O., October IL, 1867
| Tie. miss Susan OambeII, Mrs. Albert Dyes,
mrs. Jane DuvalI, Miss Z. Devil, HAIRED
ham,iton, Mrs. sarah q. Hutchns, Miss Har-
r,et Honesty.2, Miss Mary johnson. Mrs. Ka-
chael Jackson-2, Mrs. Sarah Jackson, Mr..
Apnie Lair, Cynthia Martin, Mrs. LavinIa r.
PPayne2 Miss Martha L. Procellan, Miss
rer, Mrs. Loaisa Stark, Mrs sherman, Mus
MARY Trunsl, Miss Lucy T., Taylor, Miss n.
MMa a Mrs; Lucy Ward leolored), MS.
Susanna Young, Mrs. Emily Young.
Gcntemen's List. Melville Armstrong.
mr. Allen; Charles r. Burrows, Jos H. Bon
L. Cranner, John NJ Crane, ?, John w Cor,
bin, Charles H. Clarke, H. B. Dovemus, q Il.
q. Dow, James Davidson Mr.. Ellis, Captain
Ellsworth, b. Ford, q @. Pearson, ,, John
Frizzeli, Robert X Freeman, George aales.
q. Clifford, Henry II. Gawley, Louis p. q sines.
Thomas Green, Allen Hammond. T. N Housh
ton. G. II. Hennton, Edmund H. Hambiip.
Jessie Hscket l. II. Hutchins, 2, W. T. Harris.
William II. Hillary, NJ. S. Jackson, George S
Jones, NJ. b. Jack son, Richie johnson, Thos.
King. colored, Edwin krause, John g. Keen,
Michael Kelly, Austin Lewis, colored, Aboard
Lee, Captain Joseph Lemon, "A. Mills, Captain
Robert b. Miller, Captain J. Murney, Mr.. Nc
Garvey. j. T /. McKing, james Martin, Jos.
Macagae, 2, Theodore Mead, w. X. Murray,
Captain George NIessick, Prof. SIMON New
comb, Philip N Nichols, ,, Robert II. Owen,
q. W Partridge, William Pendleton, Captain
.,aLucS NODOfHS. -lOnn L. ~ SSlQe, captain
Roland Robbins, j ohm Stillmau, Patrick Sui
Ivan, Richard Snowden, coiored. Samuel
Sharar, James 7. Smith, Rev. w. X. Siboeu
William T. Smith, Albert Thompson, Hezski.
an Turner, Captain Enoch Whea on. George
Wilson, Robert ID. Williams, Captain Constant
p Webb, q. b. i :. s Wells. Miscellane-
3ns.-Mrs. E; T. L.; Georgia Anna; to tas
President of the Bank of Georgetown.
REAL ESTATE SALES MIR. Thos Bowling
auctioneer. has lately made the folio wing
sales "A farm of I3i acres, upon the Washing
a.,n ndnnf
Bridge" improved by a frame dwelling, to
Mr.. Gustavus White, at $40 per acre; a vacant
LOT. fronting 40 feet on u street, with a depth
OF 30 feet, the property OF Il. II. TrunueI TO w.
J Dyer, for 81 200 cash; a fine rcsideuce ON
Georgetown Heights. 19l Washington street
between West and Stoddard streets, the lot
having front OF 60 feet and a depth of lal
feet the house being frame dwelling, with
the modern improvements, to Major Charles
Dodge, for $4,000.
MEETING OF THE FIRE CoMMTssIoNERs--
evening, Mayor WEIGH presiding. A commu-
nication from r. Sloan was LAID bafors the
Board, stating that NJ. z. Sauer, chief, APP
peared at the fire on Bridge street. September
%, In state o. intoXicatIon. On motion, the
unication was referred TO a com mittae,
consisting of Messrs. Fowler, Rodier, and
Duyail. for investigation. a report from the
Chief for the quarter ending on the 30th OF
September last was read, and MIR. Fowler
moved that the abseutees named therein be
fined according to existing rules: which mo-
ton was adopted MT. Fowler also moved
that George Moore. extra man. IN consequence
Of absence all the time, be d missed from the
service; carried. So much o. the report a.
refers 10 the procurement of necessary articles
for the use OF the department, was referred to
Messrs. Duyal and Fowler. and the report
ordered 10 be filed. A report from the Chief
regarding the amount OF coal u cd bV the en-
CINE In forcing water into the high service
reservoir, was read and ordered to be filed.
BilIs-ot ]. j. BeaI, SllGG5; S. c. Baker, so IS;
j. J. Cooke, Si4 .25; G. NJ. Cropley, 50; Jenkin
Thomas, Sc; w. r. Tsnney, SI99I and of
Heiston Co, S2T-total 23i.97-were pre-
scented and ordered 10 be handed in to the Cor
poration by the Mayor, with the request that
an appropriation be made for their payment
Adjourned.
DEPARTE D.-The steamer New York, Capt.
Jones, has gone out for Philadelphia with n
heavy cargo of -four, wheat, mill feed, and
general merchandise.
POLICE BUsINEss.-The police yesterday
made twelve arrests: three for intoxcation,
one for violating a corporation ordinance, one
for indecent exposure and seven for vagrancy.
Fines imposed amounted 10 but $3.50.
PUTTING UP LIGHTNING ReDs. Officer
Reid yesterday arrested q machtntst named
John Sinclair, and took him before Justice
Buckley, charging him with putting up light
ming rods without a license. The accused
stated that he had been doing business tor a
long time, and had never taken out a license,
and thought none was req uired. The Justice
dismissed him, directing him to call on the
clerk of the corporation and ascertain whether
license was required OF him.
FALSE NEAsUREs.-J H. REYNOLDS the
Sealer Of Weights and Measures, having 5 worn
out warrant against Michael McNaIIy, q
grocer, the warrant was this morning executed
by officer Robey, and the accused brought
before Justice BucKey, when the testimony Of
with using meas ur.s not STAMPED. The lusticf.
fined the accused "a so.