Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-17

wrn sDoN thai IN thorough Radical
Az Boron resumed MS remarks and raiter Z al
'h"t ton should r- |sieTred all :ha aSSsu,
members v DO w-rs mt-r~s c. i were present IL
TaS nothing more taan proper that they should
have 4 chsEce - Nl.dIua1' themselves No
Gre present E.st said awning IN their defence
NJ Iuod.-"I ctd; / aid tina. i tponyhT a.,
'Se -'-naiures Were fer,-u except The first
NJ iserCA ther .si.I.ssd ne char
-lT Judd rari.c3 - SEr cn3TEe aglins; :he
Assembly ana h1ped that 20 document wouid
ne iSs uHd ~ tha Commute" As soon az possibl-,
.tnd ihT ii' D. civ ~ an address uttered by
NJ, SIS bro. SuG r'L-r>.
Mr. GcItaL sNd tn'lt Ia had been slrn ong the
Oldest members OF thr orkingmen' 5 Assem-
BY and had always Thought tDst everything
s;EAr'nE % politics should ~ kept out Of tue
Deliberations IT the asSOcialuH. L; was his
Iui.y 10 Use pciltICiaas . 81 he could.
9 a-'U- : iircl ocTats, RIdicGiS, or Wings. Tn.
NorkiugIneD Assembly, had done ali II could
70 gh'F'r .ne "ighi-louI ilv, and now tnat they
a" D,"h @tt:C%ed. IL was proper that they
sLoi' l. vln-:Icl:r IhsJu-e lves. With regard 10
re assertions pas .vCth Al, the dress alluded
e. -h'y we're taisn tie 'heu proceeded 10
Hsfn"u Hon. sam uel r. Gary agaiust Ia-
cA'rsp MADE, sad concluded Jy reI:rvatag his
SHIft max EoiI;i.'ara SHOULD oniy b. used by
No iuEIEeli associations .Ur th- adyaneeinent
n. W.aev deslr-I To MAKE leY. rem trk,
," rrp,J - what lax. beToU mao egiG. Il yOu
tiN Dir. 81 ,nd-d % say, $50, sar- /. a
mater ~ bargain GuG sale. AIMED - ~a'. ont
ms NsseLIul,, you ute GrAb=ra = .a!s..-
hood H. then pFos.pc.eu 20 expi7.. IA.
aruun t"1 pUghuui, WHICH, h- said was
ir"mT'p" -uirsiy Tor NJ good Of the CAUSE of
he " OvkIu gTnen.
&ir. CivIs 'iso replied - he remarks of Mr.
Boron, ard drniei nat he had ever Iugged pol.
ries no ths ASS mbiy, o. attenp'et 10 con-
N'r' II in'" party machine. HIS whole aim
hfr" h"C Grrn N behalf %: he worslngmeu,
arg ~her he desired TO talk politics, be would
&c to a political meeting Ii had been said that
me Assembly should not yinGcate itself in
H." absence of tn" parties who had signed that
address. H. would lik- to know ii they hid
net ";hrown the first brick" They were no.
10 tbr"W ,btlr cline out and then stay away 70
retent receiving proper censure He was not
pol Ician on that floor, and would also saw
that his Efforts as a workngman we e not alto
effhrr for The eight hour system; but he was
Tor CO. oporation-tor combining to elevate and
~ merit the lahorIng Glasses in every respect
ohe OF the signers Of that false address had
-onT seed him on one % casion 10 abandon the
cnusF, As il could never BE- carried out
Mr.. MCCithran ri1icuied the idea tia. tho
Assembly had bern sold out by its officers and
thought the whole thing was concoetsd by a
certain political club, in whose way the As.
>tmbly SD cd. Party should be made subs-r-
Vitbt 10 tne iaooring interest, aud when b. got
fired OF The eight hour system he would resign
The Assembly then ad Iourned.
POLICE lTgMs.-First Pr-cinct-Wi,lIam
Holmes, assault and battery: fined 81. Marga-
ret titZhugh disorderly: fined si.s5. Charles
sault and battery; fined $50. Jenny Worm.
ley, fighting; fined IS. Edward Grindal-
drunk and dIsorderly: do Jeremiah Johnson
ui>orderly and profaIe; do. Austin Rich. dis.
orderly: hned 81. George Corbin, carrying
razor fined 500.
second Precinct:-Richard Brown, fighting;
Fourth Precint:--Geo. T. Carlin, drunk:
fined So John Gallagher, do; fined So
tlfth Pr-cinct:-Jonn FL. Thomas. DISORDER
~; fined -. George Severns, drunk; do. do
Thomas McGnire, indecent exposure
sixth Precinct:-J. A. Coburn, threats;
cnrify. Same party, disorderly; ii aed 81. Jno
T. Brien, fighting; do. Il. Donohue, threats;
Seventh Precinct Emile C. AImon. viola.
ting Corporation law: fined $50. Daniel q ra-
ham, drunk and dIsorderly; fined -. VIM
Cole, disorderly; locked up ~ days.
Eighth Precinct:-E. McMann. yagraucy:
workhouse James Liverpool nuisance: fined
Ellen Davis, sleeping in street; do.
BIDS OPENED.-At noon to-day Commits
SIoher Wright, of the Third Ward, opened pro.
posals Tor grading and graveling 4th stree
streets
The bids for 4th street were As follows-A
Gleason, 16 for grading, II for gravellng: ,.
Mcfarland, Is, -; Delaware Hudney, T., IA
ID Roche 10, l3: II. G. Sherrell, 12y, :; Jer--
mai TnaL Baldwin; l5H 19Hi J. Costello, TX II:
Is; VIM. II. Warner a Co, -, ~; John Kelly
~. l0i Dennis Murphy, - Il; f. n. Houg6-
ton, 30, y q. w q. Eslin. 20, iG; Jas Kelly,
= :
-, II; Marvellous West i, ~; Jno. O'Conneii
u, II: w. O'Brien, 10, :; Coyle n Co. L. I2Is:
Chas. Stewart. ~, I6; :. Mcfarland, II. -; j.
T. LATHE, 10, 9; David R-idy, -. 10: Eugeue
Daliy, II, 9; NJ. Carrick, II, 10 embankruent ~
Ninth strset.-Charies Stewart, IL tor
grading, IL for gravelling; J. +. Little, Il, I6
Narcellus VS., IS. %: Jeremiah Costello I2H,
Z}&: sidney Mcfarland, 12h, IA; Josiah Hitch
cock, y, Is; David :. Blue, 10, is; NJ. o Bren
II, IT, Andrew Gleason. 10, Il; Jeremiah Bald.
WIN u, 10 David Rnppert, l., 10: ID. Roach,
l., u; II. g. sSherrell. ~, -: Delaware Hudney,
10, II: Il. N Haughton, ~. %: ". Dufiey ~, T.;
James Fitzpatrick, -, II: ;. Mcfarland, -, %.
IMPROVEMENTS ON HOWARD I'NIvFgs .Tv
GEoUNDs.-The erection of the Freedmen
Hospital on Howard University grounds has
been commenced. and il is expected that IL will
De- completed by March next The building
Will be lUS feet in length by e. in width. and
the centre Will be three stores high, besides
me attlc story, under French roof, and the
inc WINS TWO stories, besides the attic, all
exclusive of cellar and basement, which runs
under the entire baIding. IL will be eractad
OF the new American building block, gray in
color, with imitation brown stone Trimmings
and The interior walls being of this material, no
plasterlng is necessary. The plans are by Mr.
IL. X. S-arle, architect, and the contract has
been awarded to Mpssrs. T. Evans and r.
EntwIslr for about SJO,oR.
Near General Howard's house, on the same
place, overlooking 9Th street. the foundation
Is being dug for Gen. Balloch's hous So, which
Will be ~ by 40 feet in the main building and
a comfortable back building. The house viii
be OF two stories and French roof, aud will b.
erected by Mr.. r. Wyville on the plans of Mr.
Searle, the architect.
ACCIDENT ON THE PoToMAC.-Abcut5 O'Clock
last evening the yacht Grey hound, with party
OF gentlemen on board, left her wharf for a sail
down the Potomac. AT the time, the wind was
blowing very heavy from the North west and
she lost her mainmaSt a few moments after
starting. She continued under foresaIl, making
brttrr than steamboat time. About O'Clock
when coming up, heard "a cry for help, and
beating towards the place from whence the
sound came-it being quite dark and the wind
blowing a perfect gale-perceived the Yacht
S"ssford, upset in the middle OF the river op-
po>ite the Arsenal, with five men Clinging to
h'r, who Were pretty well exhausted The
noble little Greyhound rescued and carried
Them safely TO Watts bay, where the Major re-
stored them 10 the proper temperature by adj
ministrring some OF his popular com pounds
Capt. Burligh was in command of thr
=. ssford and was accompanied by four gantI
men, who exercised their lungs TO ths fullest
extent by way OF pleading for help. As good
fortune would have it, number OF laies az
Alexandra, who originally designed coming
up on the SessIord, declined Just as the Yacht
vas starting for Washington, otherwise. a
tragedy might have been the result
The NATIONAL GAMk-A match game of
base ball between the Olympic club OF this
city, and the Enterprise club, OF Baltimore
will b. played on the White Lot. to.mo rrow
The 18th instant, ut 3:}O D. m. This Is the sec
N g.sy N M h.4S rla and a.