Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-29

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steamer Arrow, AT I0a IN
AARxssrss's Aer GALLssy, 80 20 str-sI
shIrH Il SrsoSs's ARr 0ALLssY. sSS
street
BOARD OF HKALTH.-Ths BOARD of Health
net, pursuant TO udi surpmen,, last uiga, in
me Aldermens CHAMBER. City H,II. DIR. X
kry burn IN he chair, and jr Baxter, Sore
lhe Secretary reported tbas in compUancs
with areso'u,ion passed a. th- last m-et.ng, Ne
hao rrpparsd n bill eqoirinR w cry s.aveu.
Eers TO he furnished n ith . suaicieat supply
Of ceodor'zipg disinf-ctsnt as might bs de.Is-
mated nv The Hoard from ma 10 time. aud pre-
sciihI & penalty on sciyengers and Other
persons removing the n'gat.sot, witnouc
having the sane properly d~odor,zsh. The
report was Tec.iysd n ID the buI read by sec
uons, and amended, and tas Secretary WAS
dnte"d 10 irans NIT IL to the Councils
TIE question Of deodoriz'ug nj yht.soiI vas
In thr way osins 20 have 10 done before .aling
NJ 'trcugh the streets.
lar Looms s-ked for the opinion Of ,hs Coz
poTai-Un Artcr nsy on the questions proposed
attn last mestiDg In refer eBce TO the Do &ers
of the Etard IS an Executive Board, TO wht:h
the SecTe,, Try replied that the Attorney had
r"ftiven h.s opiniSn. but would do 50 next
Weez
III Cou is sskSd what mad been done in re.
laticI 20 ta@ great puisnuce existing on the cor.
tfr CT '-th "a r STREETS. The Secretary stated
that Nc DsIsaJc- VIZ c-safsd by an excavation
ma6e y r H. ere ION OF block of new build.
nFs- ss 'ha Premises had no drainage. the
surplus ": 81 stood there, sometimes to the
oep'h q sevsTal feet, becoming staguant and
eposns'ric the nsaltn of all living in that
retFhhcihCCc- J bs Secretary OF the Il lard of
hsshb Tropcsed 70 bald fence around the
TT " Ises. but vas requested to issue a five.
dnys' notice first. Mr.. Todd stated, for tbs in.
forr-aiICn of he Bosrd, that the proprie,ors of
tb- prenI-ss referred to intended to sink a
Vel IN ih-rxcsvaitrn. thereby hoping II dram
on ln- water; or II that should fail, 10 procure
steam etE.pe 10 pump the water out DIR
Looms semaIksd tia, the public did net know
ue user pes ion OF the Board, but Looked to
I: for the aha'emrnt OF all nuisances; and as
TIE Sotrf nd done in this matter what A.
c"ulc Dc vou d Offer a res oil utiou stating where
tie hiame TesteG. He therefore introduced n
rfs olU fCu c. hsuTing the executive authorItIe<
Of the civ for he existeuc. Of the nuisance.
b1f, at tn suggestion of DIR. Lindsay with,
ar W ~ Dr Good win sugsesied tue postpone
rtbt q The suriect until their duties were de-
nnfd Nv the oriOicn of the Corporation Attor
hey, and the Board adjourned
MrTRoroITTAN Police BoARp-rhe Bosrd
OF Ccr.Eissioners Of the metropolitan Police
nSId tber tsmi-mopihfy meeting Yesterday
afternoon al which all the members were pre-.
cent, when the following business was trans
acted; Jsmes A. Hayes and Vim. H. Simpson
were aprointed additional priyates ON m,
, ,orSe scr tbrse mon,hs; the first to do duty
rem n 10 streets nor h. and from Tenth to
Fourteenth streets west; the other from TENN
% Twelnh streets, and from 1 to L streets
NORTH Robt. Fisef IVES appointed private on
the force vice Lewis E. BGrkhardt ineiieihIa
The Beard also adop,ed resolutions to the
foilcwiDg effect :-Requesting the District At.
sppeais which have been Ia ken in ali the cases
whore parties have been fined for selling l,uuor
Nneon. Incense. Also, requesting the corpo.
I.W sntnoIiles OF the cities Of Was hin gtop and
OtofeetoWn not 70 issue permits for balls par.
res II 'estiv Is 20 AXE plaee where il ~ proh
-oie tnat q trrsca OF the peace will occur
TIE MARYLAND REPUBLICAN Assocr.
TOE z ~ isSt evening at Union League Hall
MT. GClCsbOrOuE1 in the cnaIr, and Mr.
T. BTy sn secr,fary-wben Msior w. s Morse
addressed The a. SCcIation By inyI,ation rns
Goa mi.tte on elections reported thirty naues
for ms-T hHrsnID. and also reported that they
had made engagements with the Ealrimore
ard CAio railroad ior reducPd rates of fare
ne CUHmIttsT Or leaves OF absence reported
ina n The = eaeDIy department two dsys |
leave WoRld D. granted without appltcatlop |
Thee yotsT~ requiring more time ar required
Z. make a written application tor the number
CT snol1onai ~ acquired. In the Post Ofice
department all Maryland voters are reauired |
TO u: se vrIsteH applications covering the time
fsstd.
TBE CRY 1ANKs.-COilsctor Boswell will \
''ttIve from Ar Morgan, the tax clerk, the
AK To- Is tC-drv. Snd ca Nonoay, ct prox., |
" eCnmsDcp the col ection Of taxes due the |
". o. WHICH, III ~ and Including November /
sen. soedEe'i.h Of I've per cent will be al.
ID Neh. 70 s5GiIIon TO Ihs usual business |
bCprs. Il II 70 ) O'gleck, !gcm tRs 10th 10 the |
l5ih GO II cE'h CT E0yen her the osdce Will |
be open r. z :, % OF. m 10 Accommodate me- ]
chanlcs ard others Who cannot spare the time |
6ur,Be tie day. On the first OF February the
books VIII II closed. and all property upon |
which tie taxes main unpaid Will be- adyer. |
used ior sale without any distinction Of person.
PINK" Yesterd -. oficer Slineh-
Cord seeing number OF colDIei msu engaged
ma m q row, ran N and seized "p,nz" Jackson,
vho hao Jnsf noorsd one OF the parties. and
,S,-X ain before Iostiee CLARK, II was proved,
how.ver. That JsetsoB seeing the party be al.
lacked shOu: striking another heavy blow I
prevent tire blow ana the justic. dismi.sed the |
esse. Those VINO saw the oceurreace are OF /
the same opinion as the Justice and say thar 1
"Pink," on this occasion, probably prevented |
murder. 4
ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 8, 7. o. q T. las
evesipg elected the following officers for the |
ensuing quarter: W T., W. Il. f,Tucs; Wv.
t. Mary A. Brant W. r. 3, I. e. Spargson;
vi cl,,f. w W. M aoy Ws,l,sm COLIN n wi
Msry Gober,; q. s., v. Shields; X IL ), Nrs.
SpuTyeon; L II. ), Josephine 6oosri; ID. n,
Susan Tsrlton; A RS, Anne Eiheridge; r. w.
CT Milton Ferguson.
sccipHNr.-Yeserday q eolored nod carrier,
engaged at work on a building on 2lst street,
between II and i, lost his balance, while de-
scencing ladder with his hod, and fell 70 the
ground, distance OF - feet. Dr. u r. Hop
kids attended him and found that no bobrs
were broken, but his head was badly cut. The
in iursd man was removed TO bis residence on
b street. near 2ist street.
CBuRcH DEDICATION ArHyArrsv1LLs, MO.
On Sunday next the neat h,tie church edihce
ILst z u he'd for the southern Methodist Con-
grseailoD, at HyattsviIIs. Nd, will ne dedi-
Gated Rev. l. ID. Hastou Will ohiciafe IN the
morn nj z, and Rev w. Tudor, of NJ Ser-
Ron PIs6e Church, IN this Guy, In the after
noon and evening.
REVIVAL AT FAILS CHUACH, SA.-Quite n
spCeesS fnI revival OF religion has ben In pre-
gee TO- few weeks ID D. stIIl conpnu't
a. the Methodist CnuTen SOU n. Al Falls
ChUreb. faIrfsx couniy, W, under the So
perint nc.Lce OF Rev. r. e Smith About 81
conversions have IL Tar been reported.
THr ExPOstTIoN.-Ar repre-
ssDtaticn % the Executive Commii:ee Of the
lntS:osrCnal ExposiTion a dsy two siuce
visited Tie grounds known Lipcoln Bar
racks, located in the srH section OF tue CITY.
ana ere said 10 have been -avoraolv TO-
presses with The location ~ for tbs hold
Ing OF the great far.
TEE SYNoDoF BALTlNOKE. EN- oracing with.
An i's iuris dictioE all the Old Scaobl Presbyte-
ran caurcb-s in Washington. coumeOced on
Tuesday evening, at Cnsmb-rsourg, Pa and
wss opened win n sermon oy Rev. A ID.
kuckeu- TIE Di<tIieG of t,oiunbia Is repre-
esntsd by me pastors of ali the Old School
Presby Ierian char ches anu elders
THE sSATURDAY EvsnIkG vIsIToR"is now
fhe hands N aDis and brilliant Wrlrers- and