Evening star., 1869-04-12

SClk9-6o1r0
Attse regular meeting or the Board OF Alder
men, THURSDAY night the following resolutions
from The Common Council were coucurred 10.
Providing for eontIngent fund for repairs Of
streets; sutnorixing contract for lowering
wafer mains and IRE plugs on Montgomery ana
Road streets; to pay bill for repairs TO Brldge.
street ofsdee; 70 repair public pumps for lin.
ing the streets and for the removal Of fifth; 20
nay bill of Ereniae Star; tor Improvement OF
BeAit, Monroe, and Worth streets; ana allow.
ing credit 20 the late Tax Collector. Com.
mon Council resolution for raisipg the grade Of
Green ana water streets to loin the K-street
bridge was amended. on motion of Mr. DAVIS.
50 - 10 strlse o1t the provision instr acting
the Mayor to confer with the proper authori-
ties Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Con.
pauy and Corporation OF Washington, aad uree
nrge upon them their obligation to .hare win
this Corporation IN paying the cost OF said
work. and was then passed. Common Coun-
ell resolution repeating an ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance tor the better regula ion of the
poor and workhouse," approved January 2Sd,
le69, was rejected. Mr.. Hill offered a resoiu-
tion as king for the return of resolution in re-
lstIon to the boundaries Of the to wn, W hich was
adopted. Common Council resolution for the
improvement Of High street was, on motion of
MIR. Hill, referred - the Sanding ConmIiEee
Adjourned.
COMMON CoUNCiL--A comm munics.iou fro n
the Mayor relative - removing coal a~n,s ,nd
suppl, ipg the premises OF citizens with lime.
and recommending an appruprii-Ion for rb.'
purpose, was referred. Subsequently M
Simms offered a resolution proviiin. for 70
execution OF the work, an appropriaIing $50
therefor, or so much as may be necessary:
which was passed. A communication frorn
the Mayor, asking an appropria ion for the
fire department, was referred. Mr.. Claolugn
presented the petition OF II. Meter, asking the
privi ege TO erect . blacksmith snop on IN
trtet; referred. Also, resolution % pay the
expenses Of the fire department for he quarter
enaing March 81, 1863, amounting TO SIe673:
passed. Mr.. Reilly reported on the petition OF
sundry citizens relative TO repair of pumps.
and asked that the papers be referred TO the
Mayor; so referred. Mr.. Hutchins Offered n
resolution tor the Improvement of the eas, side
of High street, nearthe intersection of Stu and
7th streets; passed. Mr.. Ciabaugh offered a
resolution 10 pay bill of the EVENING STAR;
passed. Mr.. Simms asked 10 be discharged
from the further consideration of the subIac.
relating 10 the Bridge street bridge, ami Mr.
Hutcbins asked to be discharged from the fur
ther consideration OF the petition OF petition
of T. ID Robinson; so ordered. Resolutions re-
lat.ng TO swine running at large; 10 repair the
public pumps OF the town. and appropriatIng
$500 therefor; 10 pay bill for the repairs OF
Bridge street bridge TO Mr.. Sebastian, amount.
ing 10 81; relating TO lowering certain water
mains on Road and Montgomery streets. pro-
viding for The repair OF the cause way lead ne
10 Analcstan Island 10 provide q contingent
fund for the Street Commissioner 10 repair
cutters; repeating an ordinance for the better
regulation Of the Poor and Workhouse ap-
proved Jan. 23. st9, were all passed. A reso-
luton IN regard to any obstruction in Lngan
street was, on motion, laid over one week
was passed. Aldermen resolution ASKING Tor
the oontin nance Of a committee 10 cuufer win
committee Of the Washington Councils 10
Relation TO matters pertaining 70 the interests
OF the two cites, was referred back 10 tn
Board Of Aldermen. The Board con cured in
Aldermen amendment relating TO raising of the
grade cf Water and Green streets AT street
bridge, striking out that portion OF Common
Council resolution, asking the city OF Wash.
ington and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company 10 indemnify Georgetown in raising
the grade of Water ans Green streets resp
anprOnriaflnU for Ian for
Mayors office, was passed. resolution (R
A. memoriaIiZing Congress for authority on
the part OF this Corporation TO subscribe TO
stock for railroad purposes, was discussed az
some length and postponed for Ole week Rss.
olution (B Az asking the return of a resoIu.
tion In relation 10 the enlargement of the ooun-
daries OF the town. was passed. Resolution (B
A. ashing the continuance Of a committee in
relation 10 mutual interests OF Washington and
Georgetown, was adopted, and the char ap-
POINTED Messrs. Mitchell and Jones on the mart
OF this Board. Mr.. Mitchell offered a resoIU-
tion allowing credit TO the late tax collector:
passed. Mr.. Jones offered a resolution relating
TO property heretofore sold for arrearages Of
taxes; referred. Adjourned.
ORGANIZATION OF SCHUrZEN VgREIN-
A number Of our German citizens met last eve
ming and organized Schutzeu Verein by the
election OF the following officers: President.
Christopher Ulhoff: Vice President, Charles
Nakman; Recording Secretary, q. Lohman:
Corresponding Secretary, T G.. ALBRIGHT:
Treasurer, Z. May; Directors, A. Kenny, G.
IL. ScQWarZepburg, w
Bake; Committee on Application for Mem
bership, II. O. Naikmsn, T. e.. Allbrecht and
q. Lohman 1t is the purpose OF the org,niZ..
tion 10 secure AnalOstan Island, il possible Tor
use during the coming season.
FUNRRAL.-The funeral OF Robar. p Duu-
lop, Esq, who died suddenly on "Wednesday
last, TOOK place yesterday morning from HI
iase residence sHayes- about seven miles north
OF Georgetown ana noth withstanding th- in
ciemency OF the weather was well attends.
The remains were ncased in a walnut c lffia
covered with black cloth and mounted with
heavy silver handles and on the lid was a plat.
with the name and age OF deceased. The se-.
vices were performed by Rev. Mr.. Cumpston
after which the Interment took place IN tie
family burlng ground located on the farm.
SUDDEN DRATH.-Mr. John Saackleford, q
well-known citizen. died very suddenly last
evening He had been sick but one or two
days and last evening grew suddenly wcrs-,
and before relief could be afforded be was a
corpse. Mr.. 5. was about Iorty. five years Of
age. HIS frneral Will take place tomorrow
MERCHANTs's ExCHANGE-The impetus
given 20 business on Change on Saturday had
not relaxed to-day, as the offerings OF $50
bushels Of red wne at We're rapidly taken al
S2.i5.
ENFORCEMENT CP THE Doc LAw.-The no.
lice are actively engaged in enforcing the Lar
in regard TO licenses tor dogs, and the police
record This morning shows quite a number OF
names Of delinq Uents, VINO no W have not only
paid their TAX, but a fine also.
SALE OF REAE EsrATK-rhomas Dowlfpg
auciioneer, sold on Saturday a new two-story
back house and lot on Stoddard street. oppo-
site the improvements of Henry ID. Cooke, to
+. Wbeatley- for 50 6t0.