Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-05
GEORGETOWN.


8RoRsKTows CousCILs--Boari u Aslsc.-H.
There being no quorum present last eseniax.
no business was transacted.
Common CG3ncR Caair announced the
following committees: Way and Msans-John
II. Mitchell, William l.. DaDlop, Frauoi-
WheaIley; tlaims-wm. tlantu-b. JOha T.
Cox, A. Kelly. Commerc--W n. NJ trbury.
Francis Whestlry, VIM. Clabaugo; Fire D.
psrtment-Francis whestiey, VIM A. Hutch
ins, Jos. l. Simms; Publ Schools-Wm. l..
GrieVsncesWF. ". Jon-.. james A. Rely,
VIM. Msrburyi Harbor and CGsnnei-Wiiisn
Marbury, J: l.. S,mms. r. w. Jones; Mark-t-
house,. w. Jones. John T. Mitchell. WIN A.
Hutobins; Poor snd Work hons. William A
Hutchine. j. A. Reilly, j. l. SImm>; Pamps-
j. a. Rely, John +. Cox. WIN q .abiugn; A c.
coun's-Wm CIahsugh, w L. DInInp, Joaa
r. Wh, atiey; Police. Z. Cox, +. w. Jones,
j. I. Mitchell; Streets L. Simms, William
A. Hutcbins, William l. dunlop; Change
Franeis Whe itiey, VIM. Msrbnry, f.V. Jones
The Chair presented a communication from
The May or, enclosing a memorial signed by
leadipg citizens of the towE, asking Tor th-
improvement OF the river channel; referred.
communication from the Mayor. nouIuating
Geo. &c Harrison for street sea ven ger, was con-
cnIred IN. Mr.. Duulop pre@pn ed petition OF
CnHi's MtInn' r. aud 9th II tor n fpo,vsv
a1ross High street. at the sou'h SIDE OF Dun
barton srt"E referred. MIR. CIl5snya pre-
snted b'li ~ W. II. Calhoun Tor REMOVAL OF
drad animals from the streets; referred. Mr.
Mitchell presented bill OF Washington Fc..
EinJ Eyl Teys; referred. Adjourned
LIST OF LETTkRs remaining IN the Posi- or
nce, Georgetown, II. g. March S. 1863:
Ladies st.-As hiJrG NJ: Brown Mrs. Deo.
Team; Bell ANNE; Baker Mrs H-ien; Biss.tls
Mrs j: Crown Mss Susan; Cbamh-rltn Mss:
clifton Mrs Magd.len.. Conner Mss Mar,
Cfeylev Miss Maria; Curtis Mr. ) pphi. M
Grcss MIS- Charlotte r; Dove Ms AEcS; DAVIS
Dale MISS Florence: bitch Mrs g. ": ti,oson
Anpi Goodrich Miss Julia; Hunter aIrs Anna
J; HaDkns Mrs Sallie; Hamilton Ms; HvaII
Mrs Elizabeth: Johnson AnPy: Jones Miss
.tpni.; kets Mrs Catherine; Limons Mrs e;
Muiien Mrs Serab, ,; Mason Mrs Rachel; Mur-
pfy Miss Kate; Merrill Mrs. MuIiie: Maybe
Mics Mary l., :; Moulden Miss Mlry r; Moore
Mrs Sale u; Parsons Miss SOPHIE; Philips
Mrs Maria; Pollard Mrs Mary Parsons Miss
Lola. 2; Payne Miss Rebecca; Rad Miss T., 2;
Payne Miss Rebecca; Read Mss I.au-a ?;
head Miss Laura T. Mammoth Mrs Mary;
Stewart Miss Eliza: 81 Slaughter Mss El.n:
Sc'aGnage Miss Ellen; ZIMMERMAN Miss A II
Walker Mrs T. r.
Gent.men's List-BantIay Frank b; Brown
Chas b: Bennett u W; Callahan Patrick; CabI.
Jacob; Caappeiesr VIM II; Davis Cnas K; bar.
nall j; ID rsey Israel; Ernest VIM; Fletcher
Hamilton; Hughes Lorenzo; Harrison John Y;
Howk'n Jas X; Lambdon Ed ward; Merrill III
a murphy Master Joe; NJ irks Wax-n col;
Payne Penrose; Peyton Francis; Reese II r
RIv'rn Lea ION de; Summers Jas Il; Se sfer JON
athan; Summers Jas; Shore L; Sherrett Franz;
Schafer Carl; Twim4n Albert: Thonp> on Han.
son, col,2 ?; Taylor Jas; Warren L Is; wiiIscn
Capt JChn +.
MAN FROZEN TO DRATB.-Esrly This MORN
ing. EuWaTd Woodcy, who was walking
along the nerth hank of the canal, bout a m IL
and a-balf above the Aqueduct, discovered the
Dooy OF a man lying in the mud in the bed o.
cshaI, near The opposite bank. He at once left
word At The police station, and Coroner Potter
was sent for during thu forenoon In the
meanwhile James A. Dradge, a resident of
Fairfax county, passed by the piaca. aud see
ing the body examined u ard fJuuc il u ba
that OF bis fatber-in- law, Armtsteat Quick
VINO le%lGrd near Vienna, in F4lfax couuty
Dec assd was abont fifty years OF age; aud
came down by the train from Vienna yss,er.
10 witness me lnaug uTa:Ion. He Isit George.
TOW u about dusk last evening, and from track.
IN the mud in the bed of the canal he was
evicen'ly walking along the nsrih bank ana
attempted TO cross ID the tow path, when he
became so miIed as 20 be uaabi- 10 ex;ricatr
himself, and hi Re froZs 10 death The C1ro-
ner proceeded 70 the place about noon to hold
an inquest.
UNOFFICIAL INAUGURAL CEREMONIES were
participated IN by two sailors last night who
beicBged to the steamer T. e.. knight, ana
yisited WashingtO ton yesterday. They returned
about ten o clock, and IN attempting % hoard
the steamer. went overheard, where they
noubdersd about considerably, until assistance
was rendered 10y officer Mylc~ aud they ser-
safely gotten ont.
RIVER Front CIsared-Sts4m T. a.
Knight Denty. and Empire Price, for Me-.
NoEh. Entered and cieasrd-S.a amer H,x nr..s
Nichls. Irom and 10 Bal,imure.