The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07
GEORGETOWN maTrUps

sEfOWN MATTERS.
BOARD OF CoMNoN CouSou.--Dr n n
oragin, president, In III. cb,I, "a a.:
pres.nt-Msssrs Clabaueh, Crakin Ds,hr M
Wis Hamburg and shosmaker. N.Y. ~
An ordinances was received from IN. Iaoa,a NJ
Aldermen relating to the Improvement N es,
snth street, with an msndmsnt, and .nnouoc;ns
IT'S passage By that body. Referred
Mr.. Clabaugh presented the petitions NJ "a.
B. kssex and DR.. @. N. Barnard 4 Co. uhicb
were referred to the COMMITTEES on Claims.
Also. the bills OF W. whelan A Co and oths,s
and authorizing the clerk TO settle the ,sms ~
asking that the COMMITTEES be discharged from
the further consideration thereof. Agreed to-
Mr.. Davis reported favorably on the resolution
to abolish certain water closets in the new mar.
ket house, and the resolution was passed.
A Communication was received from the guar.
dams Of public schools, relating TO drainage and
certain nuisances; which was referred to tho
Committee on Schools.
Mr.. Shoemaker offered resolution e,tab,isb.
ing the grade Of part Of Linean street. between
Prospect and First streets, the work 10 be done
under the direction Of The mri.,nn.r a. 800.
which wsi passed. VI ''''''"
Mr.: Shoemaker offered a resolution authorix.
ing the placing Of Gag footvays noro.s Rridg.
street, on the east line Of Monteomery street
Passed.
MT. Davis reported the ordinance relating to
division fences and party walls, with several
/
MT. Shoemaker reported the resolution relat.
ing 10 the improvement Of Falls road; which wa
| recommitted to the Committee on Streets
The resolution for improving the intersection
Of Congress and Bridge streets, by placing Gag
crossings at said intersection, was reported back
BY Mr.. Shoemaker, and asked to be discharged
from It's further consideration. The report was
accepted and the committee discharged
Mr.. Davis. from the COMMITTEES on Grieyances
asked to be discharged from the further eonsid.
Grafton Of the petition OF W. II. Williams; which
ssneo.
~ message vas ,eooNeo from tne Doatu OF
aIlermen, announcing the passage oil bills In
, IN VI 'no DaHy CHroniefs, bpeung star, r.
". no"e, hnu an ordnance Ielhung 10 tho
c'1uk' contingent fund' Passed
. paIoy, from the COMMITTEE on Police,
,u resolution LOT inc reaorauon o. gas
hsn. 70 JEFFERSON street, below the canal Passed.
Mr. DAV' oneied q resolution authorizing the
oou',ee On rlre hngines 10 turn over 10 tho
% una muster snen unused nose as may
oo IN .net possession, lot tho use oil the market
o , 'n o'esnins 'nc market housei "hioh was
Pa,seu.
message was received IRON the Board ot
aldermen, announcing the passage OF an ordi-
panoe authoriIing contract with Wn' Wheelsn
Board Of Common Council.
The resolution for improving the intersection
Of Congress- and Bridge streets, according to the
plan Of Henry Burroughs was taken up and
passed.
An ordinacce to tax and license theatrical ex-
hibitiops, eirouses and balls was read a second
time and laid over one week.
The ordinance for the opening Of Foxali's
alley was taken up, read a second time, and laid
| over ono week
| A resolution relating to the abatement Of
certain water-eloses In the now market'house
was taken up ana passed
Inc ordinance ieishng 70 party wails ana par
unon FENCES "as ia'u o'er one "eeA'
| THE AsuEDUcr BRIpGE.-This worn out
theme, like the bridge itself is becoming sub.
iect now Of but little concern to Georgetown peo-
plo but that our distant readers may DO apprised
Of It's present advantages for sh wer-bath pur-
poses we would state that II Is only requisite to
procure s%ah poa' anu 70" unuor my one .,
P,sI .ps ~, 10y al ,Isat Ssn,s ,s
s '. ~ A.t. III 10y
The haan,i.s ahoy. and ,urroundins n wopId bo
sa.,sssS. - snD,i.s IN. $500 AZ. rso, sor
aavisaoie 70 appnse tne coroner OF tne TACT, LOT
the enanees are ten 10 one That boat and party
would swamp immeulats'y unaer mus modern
niagara. now owners Of eanai ooats WIN 'he h
| .hov. h,;S1a In n. nrsssnt rn.afs condition i,
r,.IIv a,to5i,binv 40 tbe most casnaI neTcention
|
| PAINFUL ACCIDEHT.-Mrs. Harlow, the
estimable wife Of Mr.. Richard Harlow, proprietor
Il the Potomac House, on Water street near
High, met with IN accident yesterday morning
while endeavoring TO relense chicken that had
become fastened between Par.tion IN tue rsar
Of the premises, "hlen iesunsu 10 'ne U,ea Is
neI IBnt aim' hoa' tne suoo,' ~
asstanGo was promptly suoneu' snu
Iae'urea n@o iess', anu ias, e,en r ,nS ;,;nI
rould permit
A H. bRApr, VINO mas osen uoing business on
me SanG,, Se'Meen sne nqSeaSos n,us s an'
Weeh NINE iot numoeI VI y tnIs Pns'; toPoi''
,id,red favorable for this season Of the year, II
falls far behind tina, of previous seasons, owinl
no ADMIT 10 IN. unusual stagnAtion In bushes
80 snS .Issvh.,s After harvest boweyer, h,
nrsS;cts , ,,yIyaI of trade and more easiness /,
commercial circles.
u, Vxo,, og.,;r,, II an
hAS o.n s,,ssn. r., Oh Lnsb.
pusnels era, LpLo ousno'' S "Io' Ioo Ssshsi
corn a. o. Q, 800 DO. Al 400 do, 81 O2 : 10
do. damaged 81 cents :, 700 do 81 O5i IL
bushels wheat, 81 20 T 42O do, 81, 52i $50 do.
fiour-Io~sr for ali grades. with no di,posiIiOi
| he RI Of nuFchaEerg TO make offers