Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

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avenue 70 kOus-and-aphzlf shpsl wuses reGeerod
Mr.. Given intTo1nced Z BIZ pfov1ding Tor he
school house thereon In the Fourth Disristi re-
From the committees On improv.usenss, Mr.. ra,-
Of Alderman fos sbs opening Of a. Anew ' is
at certain poinis In the second Wssd: Dss.ea
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passed Also, . biii fer i3ying a gravel footwsIR
along =, from Twenty fourth to Twenty-sixth
From she nne conm,s,... ~, W, ps.,s,.s
reported bill for layfng sidewalk on TIE north
side Of East Capitol street. from 81 alf
TO stxsh street east; passed. Also . bill for Law
ing adewaik on the west side Of Sixth street east
from Pennsyfvania avenue to A strscs south ;
passed. ssel 81. sf-,-',' - ;
From The committee on police, Mr.. Msads re-
ported bill to prevent and remove nnisasce
the sale o. cut hay; passed. Also. adytToeis. 8
bin from she upper 6oafd, for the peosectios'' 81
resident merchants and traders. = = 80
L. Mr, PsweLl hoped that the bin would pass nos
lwithsandtnx the adysfss report. He thoo9 ht
that the resident merchants Of the city needed pro-
/ lection against foreign sellers by samples who
paid neither rent nor license. 5
MT. Dubamel wa Of the Eame opinion he aid
not believe in allowing these foreign peddlers to
come here and cripple the business Of our resident
Mr.. Jones read from the Corporation laws TO
license, and he said that IL they did not do 20 Il
| must be the fault Of the police : - s..ss 4
Mt Morgan thought That the only difference the
discrminsted in fsyor Of resident dealer IN he
| amount OF tie license. He apprehended that the
effect Of this would be to cause greater evasion
o. the law by foreign dealers than was now prac-
Mr. orme gave his testimony a. dealer that
there was need Of further legslation on this sub
Mr.. Given Thought that some resident dealers
were about bad as non residents In eysding The
laws themselves and allowing non-residents to
sell under their licenses. - - : .->'--, =
The bill was postponed. ~ A.ez - ts
from the committee on public schools MIR.
Tree reported a bill making an aporouristion for
an additional school In the fourth district 10 be
/ designated as Primary School No. S; passed
Several bills were received from the Board of
Aidermcu, and appropriately referred without
The bill for the establishm. nj Of nivbt .rhoo,.
In the nr.t and third districts being taken up
MI Edmonston said certainly do have OBJ
yecuons am sorry to see the gentleman setting
over there fpointing to Mr.. Powell) without saw.
ing word do not think IL fair 10 sipQle out
this ward Are there more children in that ward
A.! a. long as we have loaf here wish 70 have a
Mr. Preneh--I wish the gentleman would ex-
Mr.. Edmonston III is not necessary for me TO
| make an explanation. But think Ii would be
well IL this bill should pass to get the Chief Of
Police to station several night officers at the school
Mr.. Poweii.-The gentleman had h...., ,.,,,
until he gets In his ward for then II micbf he
necessary, but In my ward know 1t will not be
/ necessary cannot pass -four or i've squares from
my residence without having at least forty boys
| school going to commence Now, sir, I do hope
that this bill will pass, and let all have an oppor
tunify to get an education. TT
| The bill was passed without change. s4tss4
- from the upper board, making appropria-
lions TO enable the Mayor 70 carry out certain acs
relation g the distribution Of he public water,
A bin from the upper board fixing the sal.rv AZ
the City Register at % 0o0, sfief some Discussion
Ms.aI ~ disposition, was postponed until NEXT
a bin .atho,i.ing the Mayor to employ civil
i Adjourned. -
THxTwELrrH ANNUAL REPoRr OF sr. yoHN,s
ASSOCIATION. November, Is59-The Board Of
Managers Of 81 Johns Association for the -elief
s o. ,ns POOR present. to the congregation their
the parish school continues, in unobtrusive use
tuines, Us mission among the smaller children
. y. ssIass e limited % fs who well in
and when they attain an sgs TO maintain them,
selves % be useful TO their parents means are
used to promote their future welfare since the
2sa garments and IS pairs Of shoes Ninety fami
lies have been periodically relieved, and many
SHIELDED from extreme peniry by the distributon
expended for church pensioners, S2O6 81; sacra-
mental eieIsents, ETC., st7-52; parish scnool
teacher, rent, books, ETC., sai3 10; clothing and
shoe. ssse u fuel ss3 q; groceries, sue IS;
Si,a2 H. Receipts-balance from last wear
SIS 60; church collections, 81 O45 50; donations
md subscriptions, ga 00-total assets 81 247 "a.
THs UsIox PRAsxR MrTrIxcs.-Ths attend.
ance at the Union prayer meeting ON Yesterday
afternoon was not quite 80 large a. usual but The
meeting was Of much interest Several instance.
The e sn~sIs . we're mentioned By
ceivea from boarding school at distance, re.
quesnng payen for noon-hour daily prayer
meeting then Just established. Another letter was
person Indifferent upon the subject Of religion.
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, Of the Western Prrsbyterian
Church presided; The hour Of meeting Is q