The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-16

eolnsnnni1arioa uaz received FROM the MAroA an
usuneing his having signed certain acts.
Also one nominating iAurence A. 1neli for commits
sionsr a the Eastern Market IN place a Francis gen
kins rssisIsui which wzs motion, conG-Ined
Also one in relation the dangerous coatiun a View
York aTcnue which referred 10 the improvements
eon1nittee
NJ FssEEn presented the pettoa Of ChaTies stAns-
bury ehArman o. manager eoa4haitls Of the MetEoPol
ltan Mechanics Institute asking permission % erect an
exhibition bailding the western part Of JudseAFy
sg,rare which referred 10 the poliee committee
Also the petition q Gilbert yAnderwerken which Was
referred % the claims committee
Mr. BEos- from fhe hlaAnoe conarittee reported biil
sTFoEriAtin the due ju,gment against the
corporation ia favor Of James fo~ler which rad
three times aud passed
kiso rrported LII making appropriation fr Ger
t,s incidental improvements IN the office Of the city
surveyor witch read a third tine and passed
Mr. ToAs MIILER fsnns The improvements oonmiftee
surt hill from the lower board % sci the car-stoe
and nave the fotway the east side OF st east
between and u streets north which read third
time and passed
In relation to pumps which adopted and ordered
Is be printed with the Psoceesliass
Mr. NooaK from the committee 10 whom was
referred the communication 81 the Mayor in relation ID
the condition of New York avenur reported bill Tor the
further Improvement Of said avenne which was read
three times and passed
Also. rzpotte upon the petition of Benedcs MIburn,
asking 70 be discharged vheh adopted, and order
ca 10 be printed
Mr CLAEk lraxe, presented the petition ~ James
+ Barnes winch refsrred ~ the committees Of i'm
proyeEnents without reading
Mr. SaIrn from THE COMMITTEES 70 whom referred
the memorial u Perry Brothers, and other citizens,
against the removal Of the Centre Market from lis present
site rrporfal the back and asked that the be
placed the Journal and printed which agreed ~
Mr. SMITH frUm the polier committee % whom
referred the bill fgr te relief q David Hanover
ported substitute foE the which adopted and
the bil passed
Mr. Ml4El, from the improvements committee, to
whom referred the bill authorizing H. r. tSseea 70
reoccupy certain recorlrl alley repprted adversely mp
On the and the hil rejected the third read
ing.
llr Baown from the committee Of claims reported ad
ycrseIy upon tho petition of John Frazer and.
tiou tie committee was discharged.
Mr. BEOpz asked and obtained leave 10 present the pc
tilian OF Daniel Collins asn for the remission Of e;
which was appropriately referrpl.
Mr. PEaaS1x from the improvements committee re-
ported bill the IoSpr board resiying act enti
tied An authorizing the curbstoncs he and the
frotway paved the south side OF south be-
sth and It'll streets west asking TO be discharged
which was agreed to.
Mr. Doxomo from the public schools committee re-
ported bill TO establish night schools for appyen-
tiers and otars for fur months which read three
times and passed.
Mr. MooRK from the asylum committee reported
mary fthe Intndent report for te month Of October
which was Ordered 10 be Published.
Also on leave introduced resolution instruciing the
cling o. oyster shells other o whether in barrels or
boxes upon any Of The public streets OF alleys; which
was read three times and passe l.
Mr. DusSIsGroS, on leave presented the following joint
resolution
JOINT gEsgIurTo directing The Fa
Of the Corporation eeFrc Congress urse t Hoastron
q permanent crAise across tine Potomac.
Whereas, efforts Potomac RIVER
Rrund hy steam hrry with contemplated road tirash
and @ me ro'9ae rssr opposite AIalA creek Fir
considerable Orange
present through city Alexandria and
A TINS can emily BE- dae N se opinion se cry rfass BY the
she q she Iuag fsridee fhsrrdsr-
rcuasn 4ni committees attend 10 the interest
q te urs befre sasfass be- aaa .ley are rreir iTreel
saon Congress as ~ this purt
the iie q the Long Bridge me retauas
~ Iai nc AaEaT n and ae = heraby rlaesied 2 sorart
Aeaaar and = as thar eoopcratan ceri
rapisl communication heseea ms cities essentially
~ 70 the prosperity u both.
which was read three times and passed
Mr. BROwS, from the special committee appointed to
investigate the accounts of J. NJ Mcalla late city col
ector submitted long report upon the subject showing
an indebtedness to the corporation his part So i4S Ia
which was acceptc and ordered to be printed with the
proceedings
Mr. BEowS also introduced bin to pay the clerk en-
ployed by said committee during the above investigation
which read three times and passed
Mr. FsIER, on leave, introduced bin To supply def
cheney IN the appropriation for grading and rgvelling
New York avenue approved Nov la, 1886; which
Mr. DussISGTUS moved resolution granting nerynis-
sion To the grad jury u occupy the alermens room at
their next sitting which adopted
Mr. DoSoHo onerel resolution requestsng the Mayor
to oeT reward fr the apprehension and conviction of
heperson persons engaged in the preparation of the
late fres in the first ward which was adopted
Mr. SNITn. from the police committee introduced a
SERVES Of Joint resolutions granting permission to the
Metropolitan Mechanics lnstitue 10 erect buildings
purposes ofsxhibton IN the western part Of Juiary
Square which was laid informally
Mr. MnoRE leave, introduced BIN amc.ntiatorv 10
an act for the relief IL Thomas Mailman whie was Laid
the table
hr THoSAs MILLER leave, fatoducei bill 10 trim
and gravel street north from STA 9Th street west
which was rsan three times and gslssezI.
Mr. SMITH on leave, introduced bill To repeal an art
entitled An act to provide Tor cleaning avenues streets
alleys &C. for the several wans and asked its reference
to the finance committee.
Mr. MooRE moved that the bill lie inieinitely post
poned and asked the previous question on fe motion
Mr. Baows called for the ayes and and the mo-
aon 70 postpone indefinitely carried by ayes g.
).
Mr. Mo0RE moved II reconsider the vote Of inie
me postponement and the motion was lest by ayes A.
nnes z
uH motion Of Dir. Moons, bill taken from the 4
oe naking appropriation for casual REPAIRS and clean
lng streets and alleys In the several wards and feqes
hon being taken upon rccnnsietin the vote by which
'nr same riectei at previous meeting il lost
And Mr. AooHH now moved that thc board now pro-
coed e consider the original bills, and called the previous
question.
AID the previous question ordered
The bits making appropriations for casual repairs and
aeaHing streets, alleys &c. in tie several wards were
then SEPARATELY considered and passed
Various bills