Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-01

sells Of all classes % reach our wnaryes, that
he rich freiChtase SfsvsTy clime may D. emp
aed sUto our laps In conclusion. an parting
a: The close OF their Official duties as fels ma
De spoke he sentiment OF every member OF re
Board, IN de ,lsriDg that the p@rsonzl attach
neu; growing ont Of cOnstan sntroourse con-
necisd with csty anairs, Will continue and %
cbSri<hed m after life.
NT. SseWart ASKED leave - make a fau re-
naTss When he cane IN The Board lAsi June
o" occupied very peculiar position. /. vas
De irst Time 4 man of his complexion bsc
grac-d The hsll Of the Common Council. In
bis intercourse wIth memhsrs Of the Board NJ
had no cause 70 complain. He had been tres ,ed
with all the r~spec, due from one member %
smother, an he re- turned has thanks 20 "A n
member. Since he had entered The chamber
-hefittle word of i've letters IN the char:rT OF
the ''ty' winch had created 80 mG n trouble,
bad oeen stricken out nv me Ia w-maEing bran n
OF the Govern he desired 10 .Npress ms
thanks particularly % hts friend, Mr.. yovler.
The President. aud 20 Mr.. SArdO The President
had trested him with msTssd respect when ne
claimed the attention OF the Board. Ne aa-
mired the course OF hIs Democrats frt-uos
VINO nad. wiih one or two exceptions. always
voted as q unit, and wished nat he could Say
the same OF his party. He hoped tnat tn ms
respect hls party would prom bv their ex-
ample Not knowing " whether be should meet
the members hereafter either an thts Il "A "a ar
the o.her be parted with them Wtrn feelings
of regret. aud he hoped that should they meet
hereafter they would get along A. well a. -hsy
had DUNG the past year.
Mr.. Ball moved that n committee be an
pointed 20 inform the Board Of Aldermen ma.
ms Board hSd finished It's busGnr-, and was
now ready - ad ,ourn; whlch wa agreed 70,
ana me lresideG; appointed Messrs Ban,
hIne aBd Russell.
The Board :ook recess for hall an hour,
and on reassembling tha Alderm-u's Subs.i-u =
Tor RESOLUTION OF respect 20 tha memory OF ne
laLr DT VIM. B- Magruder. was adopted
MT hine, fTOm The Committee ON P5ll.e, To-
ported bail IN relation 10 baTbers. prohtbittuc
them from keeping tneIr sbops open On SHu-
day, ana lmpostng a penalty OF from : % : 10
for a violation, which was after debate pR -S..f-
\ leas-Messrs. ArrisoE. Bartlett. Bates RroWn
Chase, Davis, HIne, Ratherf1ri. St.yar, ant
Taylor: ~. Nays-MesSrs. Ran O. w. Miller
l.. y. =. Millsy. NaIley. Russell, SArd5 ana
Fowler, :. Mr. L. h. -. Miller, from the same
committee. reported Alderm Ems bill in relation
10 the inspection and -asuremaDt OF lumhar-
passed Aldermens bills 10 take up and r.lay
drop of lateral Of square 30. and 10 construct
a sewer in 2th street, from I - the canal. were
passed, and theAldeImens amendment 70 grade
and gravel 18th street, from y street - Bound
AIRY streets. was ConCurred In.
At this point a second recess of a half an
hour was taken. On reassembling the Alder
mems amendment TO hill to grade and graveI 4
street south, from 10 9th street, was concur
red an, and after remaining in session until ,
o'clock, waiting for business from the Alder
men, Mr.. Nalley moved 20 ad diourR, which WIS
greed TO.