Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

Means. l-bul to pay expenses of tta Ilstesna
"a ~. lection, amounting TO s63a6,; pissed
The bill cTsatng tie street department wa
called up. and, on motion Ct Mr. I. r =; Nj
,''' vas mace The speclal order IJr the firS.
honsay IN December.
hr. Miller asked hat the n II makiog ann,
r.''tons Tor The general pens = OF the Or
poiaiion for the fiscal ear ending June 30,n.
1867, be taken up, aud moved tina, the ams,J
ne1t OF the Aldermen he agreed to- Mr. Bali
moved to strike out the appropriation 10 nav
Ia physician 10 the Small pox hospittLyiviac
as d rt'scn that The position was ii senicurr
ana tnat when 1t was necessary 20 employ su IN
an oflc'r one could easily he procured
The motion was lost; Seas-Messrs. Arrison,
Fall, trtlttt and DiltOn-i: nlyS, L, Mr.
| do offered resGI utlon authorizing tnS
May-r TO employ "a Waterman for the west
VII. OF me Cry Han; at salary OF so per
month; adopted Mr. Hine presented petition
! OF Ann ColclaZ'r. Bills for the relief of An
| drew Gleason. and for the proper auditing of
thu accounts of the Water Board: referred.
| MI layior Improvements Committea) re-
| ported bill for foot pavaments on both sides of
2+th street west, from NJ to N streets south; for
sea wall on the POtomac from to p streets
southi 10 lay tagging across IL street north. be-
| tWeeh TN ana streets west; 10 grade and gravel
| An street east, from Mury an avenue to Boun-
dairy; TO grade z street. from 6tn 20 18th streets
wtst; To grade and gravel r street south. be
tween "a street and the canal; do NJ street
| north. from North Carolina aveuu Ne to Bonn
cary: 90. streets surrounding the Naval Hos
| pital; which were passed Also, bill TO build
bridge across the email a. Virginia avenue,
appropriatlng $4,000 therefor; passed-Ye,s-
We SIS Bdtes. BrOWu. ClaSe, Ill ne. Kelsey. L.
Is. ;. Miller, Russell, Sardo, Ia yior, TORY and
| the PJesident-l'. Nays-Massrs Arrison
| Rail. Bartlett Dalton. Davis, Juenemann, Nal
ley, rutherford and Stewards.
| Mr.. Rutherford offered resolution that the
hoaid proceed to elrcta permanent SECRETARY
| OF the board. ur Miller mo we'd that III. board
aNlonIt, losf. MT. Hue moved TO postpone;
which was agreed TO.
By Mr.. Bates lClairns) reported bill to REIN.
hnrse Thomas NJ. Crouch amount paid for the
fish wharf. Bv Mr. Kelsey, (DraInaral-RiI
"a o.
to lay water main IN Third street east, from
East capitol street to Pennsylvania avenue:
passed; TO construct II sewer in 18th straetf from
1ehnsylVania avenue to the north side of
Massachusetts ayPnua: recommittej Mr. Ar
iEon' (CommItee on Public SchOols,l to whom
was referred several petitions asking the estaD.
iisbment of schools i'll the southern portion of
me Second district, between the canal and tho
Northern Liberties, reported that the subject
was under the control of the board OF trustees
OF public schools: thar there are fourteen
schools now in the. locality, and also reported
resolution directing the Committee on Pub
nc SCHOOLS 10 inquire into the feasibility OF
purchasing the lot on G. street north. hstyaen
~ and 9TH streets west, for the use of the pub
IL SCHOOLS. They ask 10 be- discharged from
the further cons liberation OF the petitions The
petitions were recommitted, and the resolution
was adopted Also, reported a substitute for
Aldermen bill for the appointment of an as
sistant music teacher for the public schools ut
an annual compensation OF SGOG, providing for
TWO music teachers, al 500 each. The subject
was recOmmtted.
Mr. russell as the committee on the construc.
ton OF the bridge over the canal at Virginia
avenue.
At midnight the Board adjourned.
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TIE GRADING OF STREET, ;nuction J-no,,
III" C0atrdctor-Messrs. James A. Buchanan
and " alter :. Cox. attorneys for the B,Itimore
d Ohio Railroad Company. Yesterday after
neon made application TO Judge Olin. in the
Equity Court, for an in junction to restrain tn,
cor tractor, Stephen Tally. from proceeding
win the grading and Eravelllng OF r street
where 1t lnterferes with the track OF the BIltI-
more X Ohio Road. Judge DIN decided tb,.
application for the Injunction should b.,
argued before him on Tuesday next. mn inst.
ana ULlli then work by the contractor shall be
Sus pc Eded. The decision of tn Judg,, was
timely, as th' contractor. Mr.. Tally, expected
tn reach IN" track by = O'Clock O-tly, and the
'srth eNcavated between LIT and I'd strao:s |
would have been us"d for filing over IN |
uHck, thereby bloCk7diHg the trains
1Ie following notice was rived upon Ste |
rh'n iai'y, contractor, lac ia the afternoon |
oi causes aud reds Gus set forth and shown |
IN ne NH HI'd IN ms c5usH, YOU (Stapheu
Iaity) are hereby eniOineU and strictly COM !
mthdsd and ordered on Tuesday Noyenlb.r !
IL, So, a T. a. n to show cause why an in |
JuncI should no. he ISIS ai AGAINST YOU, nrD- |
hitting you from interfering w a tha present !.
grade OF the Baltimore and Ohio r5ilT1ar mr. !
2'd nui me further order Of court Won, sa 4 /
d--'nds nj, be enlOinei from 50 interfering ". n
and CbslTuctiUg aid road" !
Ie nciIc" Vas s.eneG By thu Court. ana SIM /
y 10
NJ SIS. EsiIa 4 TenIy, contractors for ttia ~
Wv :, &c, along the said street NJ. Tally !
WI. WI Q. eeurse o5sy me order Of the court, AMI
That Sai.il man intends co.l.uero.u. .yJ-. .. /
IN sI'r, and beyond the railway.
1aisu RELIEF E1Err G.~Cr Sunday i,r--
noon l.-r. ar q large meeting II ii. WIZ |
Eal, 5th st'oct. for ID .pU-rC 81 oi In1Grurit.us
arJJEarspLt fI the relief 81 thc tdm!les Qt ~ |
lI.-h r1tr!C- prisoners. EHIe, d. ). Owning /
was chosen gi.,sHI Kan pc f-t, aud Jane Ryan
n a. =. i ID
lie Association from the Chair 4 ietJ.r VS. /
reao .r,Ta !'H"l James j.. q Bairre, regret |
ting his inability - a. nd. = .er-uyJa II toll
lu".uE-na-n gen'l men came tJcITt.j ana |
enrolled 1Le.c names - permanent uJserIoe
J.. CC. lowing, J. j.. T. touHa!l, Ba,a~ >. !
j. pCwninF James Ryan, Joan Clancy, D-u-
pHagan. NJ. y. EIilg5 /. II. Ee-tn, Ctat. |
William McCOGinP, jane ID. Power. John |
Darby, J. ID. Buckley. Thomas Williams, ana |
MT. Costello. "A Committee ON permanea- o. !
gani2atIon, constitution, and bylaws were a. I
pointed, with Instructions to report At the d. Il
meeting, which will take place at the same hall
en- Sunday evening next, a. O'clock. Mr.
Daniel GRADY was appointed temporary traasu-
Ter. and a liberal sum WAS contributed. Brief |
addresses were delivered by the chairman, ny |
MI. u. Grady, James Ryan. J. d. O'C0uneli. !
ana others. Adjourned.
FATAL ACCTDEST.-An acciden, occurred !
the United SAFES Arsenal yes.eriay feT !
minutes past twelve O'Clock, by which Mr..
John Flaytn lost his lite. the tacts stl, Il !
itfIr>v M lld- "lItr GtlNiDC Il N ale attached
10 cart through the grounds, HI. l.. fell head
foremost over the front end, and his head touch
ing the II Uir, caused him start Oh al a very
rapid gait, running around in circle some
three or four times, (all the while with tae III
fortunate man holding 20 the front of he ctrtl
aCG then dared off il the direction OF the Old ,
peaiten;IJTy, striking the wheels against some
lron posts and inaIy RAINING aga ls- q tree |
Win such violence AS TO upset and at the same
time throw Mr.. Flayen with great violence
among some logs lying near. His head coming |
IL contact with these logs. the brains wer,
knocked cut, and instant death resulted thee
IRON. The accident was witnessed by a mum |
her OF persons, who endeayored 10 catch tae
mule, but failed. Mr.. FIayen's remains were |
placed IL a wagor and conveyed TO his late res |
ideDce in Jackson alley, IN rear of Government |
Printing Dflce, where he leaves i wife aad !
three children TO mourn his loss.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS USIoN.-A regu-
lar weekly meeting of the Union was held last |
evening IL Union League Hail, the President.
Major W. :. Morse, in the chair. Several gen,
tlemen were elected members, and on motion
of Ma iOr More the serpnade 70 q General EkIn
was postponed till Monday evening next. The
Union accepted an invitation from the Boys III
Blue TO attend at their head uarters, $40 Penn
syiyania avenue. this evening, for the purpose
Of receiving the election returns. Able ad-
dresses were then delivered by Col. Naupin, OF |
Stanton, Va, and Mr., DunpipgtCn of this