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CITY COUNCILS, Oct. 1, 1860 Board of Alder
rsn-The board met at o'clock p. m, the pref
ident In the chair
COMMUNICATIONS
One frora the Mayor, transmitting the sixteehth
annual report Of the Board of Trustees Of the Pub
lie Schools referred to public schools committee,
and 800 copies ordered to be printed.
Also, one from the same, announcing bis having
Also, one from George Gibson, demonstrating
against the erection Of private gas manufactory
by the Msnrs willard; referred. : AIS Z 1T
Also, one from ]. D. Hammack Withdrawing
his signature from remonstrance against the
erection Of private gas mandatory by the
Messrs. Willard; referred.
Also, one from Joseph L, Lowry, inviting the
members Of the board to witness the trial of fire
plug lately put down in ID street. at the corner Of
Ninth st on Thursday next, at O'Clock, p. m /;
accepted.
OF Thompson Major and others, for water
main; OF ]. Shedd and others, for a water main;
OF =: w. Browning, in relation to an alley; Of
H. Houston and Others, for grading and paving Of
an alley; OF John wale, in relation to claimeall
Of which were referred. es-f . z y d 20 - ~
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
the Second Ward; passed. Bill making an ap-
preparation to enclose the new central guard
house and pipe yard with a brick wall; passed
Bill making an appropriation for casual repairs
In the Third Ward; passed, Bill to grade and
pave the alley In square No 12i; passed. Bill to-
tab mp and relay the gutter on the south side Of
j street north, from Tenth. to Eleventh streets
west passed. Bill TO construct two cutters across
g street south, in the Seventh Ward; passed Bill
To rebuild bridge In the Sixth Ward; passed.
Bill tn lay water main in Thirteenth street west
street north
passed Bill to lay a water main In + street
north, from Thirteenth to Fourteenth street west;
passed BIZ to erect public hydrsnt, and for
ter Market with gas fixtures. and to light por-
ton Of the same; passed. Bill making an appro-
piiation TO repair the Western Market; passed.
resolution for the relief Of F. g. Walsh; referred
Bin 70 gravel Eleventh street west, from Mary
land avenue to the Potomac River; passed Joint
resolution Of the lower Board authorizing the
Trustees Of Public schools to employ oAsacher
Of vocal music In the public schools; passed
Joint resolution authorizing the. w alter Registrar
erecting sidewalk fre-plugs; passed. Adjourned
Comgos CowsetI-The Board met at the usual
hour, the President In the chair 81 -eg
communication was received from Jos L.
Lowry, stating that his ire-plug had been put
down at the corner Of Ninth and ID streets and
that II would afford him much pleasure Ii the
Board would be present to witness a trial OF its
merits on Thursday afternoon next at four O'Clock.
INTRODUCED AND RESERRED.
Bill TO Trim and gravel r street north between
Seventeenth and Twenty second streets west; bill
TO Trim and gravel Seventeenth street west from
street 70 Pennsylvania evenue bill for the relief
Of VIM. NJ. Shuster; petition Of Samuel Meacham
for the abatement Of nuisance; petition Of Daniel
Queen, for the remission Of a fine; petition Of
Daniel sullivan, for the remission of a fine.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
RsSOlrsd. That the committee on improvements
be Instructed to inquire into the eI pediency Of
rel he
side Of street north, between Second street west
and New Jersey avenue, so to adapt Ii to the
grade on First street west a.. az f
Resolved, That the committee on police be in
structed 70 inquire into the expediency Of pro-
viding bylaw for the appointment Of an additional
police magistrate who shall hold his office In the
RsS0lred, That the Water Registrar be, and be
Is hereby, authorized to extend the time for re-
ceiving proposals for sidewalk hre-plugs.
BILLS PASSED.
Bill from the Board Of Aldermen providing for
the redemption Of certain cert ncatss Of stock
issued In 1854, Bill to lay water main on Tenth
awest, from II 70 / II. north. Bill to lay water
Hpin on L 81 north, from Seventh TO Eleventh sts
,s<st BIZ 70 lay water main In the street oppo-
sse the Center Market from Seventh to Eighth
sts- west. Bill TO pay for work done and material
furnished in erecting a combined fire plug and
service hydrant in front oSthe CITY Hall Bin for
relief of George McNorton. Bill for relief of John
III. MeCutchen t-Iy
PRINCE OF WALES REVOLUTION
Dir Jones, on leave, offered the following reso-
luton: '' 81 ~ +" z .. ~
RssOirsd, (tbe Board Of Aldermen concurring.
Thai the members of the two boards unite with
The Mayor In paying their personal respects to the
Prince Of Wales on the occasion Of his visit to
The Government, at such time as may be selected
by the Mayor for that purpose
Mr. JOnes-Mr. President: I will simply re-
mark In connection with this resolution, that
have offered II at the instance Of the Mayor, who
consulted with the President Of the United States
on the subject, and obtained his hearty approval
Mr.. Hammond Il trust, Mr.. President, that
would be the last person to refuse to bstow proper
uTtesy when and where thong BIT such was due:
bot In this case i think there would be great i'm
peePrlety In adopting such a resolution. Instead
of Appearing az an act OF courtesy on our part il
veald seem to indicate that we had disposition
70 force ourselves upon Lord Renfrew's attention.
de9pite an expressed wish from his royal mother
md himself, to be received and entertained while
here, IS any other distinguished foreigner visiting
formality or display But by this resolution we
assuming that which think we have no right
70 assume. his resolutlon) contemplate visit
TO the prince Of Wales, :" Now, gentlemen
know that this young man, when he arrives In
this country lays aside his royal character and
to be received, spoken of, and addressed a. Baron
phvate citizen; hut To come here and receive
him In any other light am opposed to 1t in oto
Queen Victoria In . very good woman; and no
doubt her son 10 a fine young gentleman; but !
think there are just good boys here as In Eng
land and even IL the Prime desired 10 ! do not
think we ought TO extend too much courtesy, or
q DOW TOO low 10 this power Il am willing to bow
10 one-the supreme Power, and none other. q,
Mr.. Jones.-This is simply 10 pay an ordinary
eourtesy 10 this distinguished young man. who is
expected TO arrive here In such a short time 10
fafas his name Is concerned 4 always like to call
things by their ght names; and this-the Prince
Kales-I believe TO be his proper title. The
fktks Of Lord Renfrew 10 a name that has been
sssanied for particular purposes; and II the gen
tieuen on my left Mr. hammond viii recofiect
The Duke Of Newcastle stated that his lordship
wenld assume the title OF Baron Renfssw every
where else creeping the City Of washing ton;
% that here IL be has any say in the NATTER he is
70 be addressed by his proper name, the Prince Of
Wales. All that is contemplated by this resolu-
ton Is merely 70 have We membsrs Of this Board
visit him, and, on behalf Of tie citizens Of Wash
fsgton, tender him a welcome TO the city.
Mr. hammond commended the perusal by the
gentleman OF the letter Of Queen Victoria to the
President ,l.f - .E.s. r. -rlI..
Mr.. Borrows thought that IL ever the expressed
wishes Of party Were disregarded, thase Of Baron
Reufrew have been, In regai 10 his visit to this
coRauy In regard to his recep tion thus far not
enly The peoPl. but the lord mayors, and even the
President, adkeemed TO have forgotten the ordin-
AIRY rules Of pf0priety. Hewas surrounded and
gaIed upon % al occasions a. IL be were some