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For commissioners Of West Barial Ground
ines Burrows AM William Nelson.
Inspector OF hre .pparatus-John W. Martin.
Chief Of police samuel Ourend.
cond ward. A.. X. Baker; tiird ware, Chas.
Hurdle: foui,h ward, Maurice OConnor and
m. W. Kirby; Afth ward, James N. Busher;
xth ward, Edward Sonmers; seventh ward,
bert F. Magee
,9r wood and coal measursrS--John Boyd,
K Creek district; william B. Ewood, first
T'i,l district; John u. Robinson, second canal
ytrict; David ". Garst, Anacostia district;
illiam Burroughs Potomac district.
Apothecaries to furnish medicines for the
-'"r-David q. RIdgeway, frst ward; W. d.
vistle, second ward; George J. Musser,
ward; Samuel X. Sylvester, fourth ward;
,und B. Bury. hhh ward; John Z: Bates,
a ward; Ohio boswell, seventh ward.
yoavengors.--Fifst district, First ward, John
hism; Second district, do, Augustus Lucas;
irst district, "a ond ward. Joseph whitney;
irst district, To I'd ward, Pete. schwei,zer;
Fourth ward. William Jou.dan; Second do,
Jacob Fischer; Fifth ward, Elias L. Barnes; Sixth
ward, William Smith; Seventh ward, John r.
/ Pierce.
pruving the joint resolution authorizing the
Yuse of the Public School house In square No.
$40. by tho vestry and congregation Of Christ
Church, for religious purposes" T.,
uo, The S' Ss VIM e. Ry s ps'sspsa ssm.S sS rssS "S
the Second ward. Accepted: Mr.. Bsyly's re.
signation is on account Of III health.
u Mr.. Ciephane offered u resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing the holding Of = special
election, to Ill the vacancy created by the
resignation Of Mr.. Btyiy, on Wsdnes iay, July
0th--L. F. Clark, J. W, SpRlding and J. ?. H,l-
! ton 10 act AZ commssit lers OF election Tor the
lrst precinct Of said w'rd, and WIN. r. ShedI,
,amue, Lewis and A. GAliall rs commissioners
N Dor the second n eclnct.
Mr.. lloyd offered n resolution granting the
- use Of school room in TIC basement ct sixth
Ryiand Chapel, for ~ day school purposes
Mr.. Marruder cfsred "ioini resolution in
sa,ion tr tti,lng the uIe or public school
Tooms Tor religious purposes" Referred I"
Committee on Public Schools.
- The nomination of Joseph II. Bradley, E.q.,
Cured In.
Mr.. Brodhsad reported u bill making sppro.
priati0n 10 pay the amount Of judgment, oh
tained against the corporation Of Washington,
at tho suit of Roger 9. weightman. Passed.
The nominations Of Nr. Fielder II. D"rsotl
and Mr.. Jas. II. Burch M commissioner rs of I'm.
provemen,s tor the western district, were con,
lrmed.
Mr.. Sargent from the Committee on Police.
reported a BIZ entitled can act 10 prevent
,crnety TO certain animals" Passed.
The following combinations we're made:
y. +. jackson, J. p. Bsrthulow, and Thomas
Purcell. as commissioners of Centre market;
Harrison Taylor aud J. S. Williams, commits.
sioners of The Nrrtherh market and James
Kelley and Henry Clements, Ms com n,issioners
OF the Western market.
Clerk of Centre market, Henry Lylos; asss
tant, W. B. Mitchell; assistant clerk of Western
market, James Miller; assistant clerk Of North.
ern market, James Bowen; assistant clerk Of
Eastern market, James &. Gross.
The nominations OF JOsiah II. Adams as in.
tondant Of the asylum, and DR.. s. II. McKim
as physician Of the asylum, were also con-
hrmed.
Mr.. Clephans presented the petition of Jona
than kirkwOOd, asking permission to usS SER
vice pipe to furnish water to hydrants IN nd.
ioinng yards-bo,h being his own property.
Granted.
The committee to whom was re,errsd the
\,,ctt,inr ~ pnsi. y. Taylor, were E1nbYrC,d
IN further consideration thereof.
Nr. Sargent introduceda n hill making appro.
for the ,".", '''.' |' a,s,ss s',' ,ns 'p'',
RNer, to rent foot of seventh street west for
WdT purposes, WAS referred.
J N SARGENT introduced \ bill making appro
prianns for cleaning the alleys and streets Of
this ". Referred a., -,
hose. Referred.
Mr. rodhead offered resolution requiring
all vOW upon nominations to be laken uipd
roce. d"ptsd.
that thee be added to list of staId'ns commit
tees, II c,mmittee on markets, to whom shall
be reiernd all communications and matters
relating t the same.
Mr.. LloM did not SEQ the necessity Of ins,itut.
, ing u new committee tor that special purpose.
The Committee on Police, to whom matters re.
latng to tis markets had heretoforr been re
ferred, wers liable to take care OF the make,
house.
Mr.. Magruler spoke in favor OF Mr.. C,'s res-
olutOn.
The resolu ion wss finally referred y the
Committee on Police.
BILLS PROM TUE LOWER BOARD.
The following bills were received from lie
lower Board:
Joint resolution instructiug the reglstertc
add names which have been omitted, to tho tS
list. Referred.
A bill relating to the running of omnDus'
on sunday. Referred. ..
@!soution In relation to the observance {
Fourth OF July. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
CoMMoN CoUSolL.--Mr. Thompson announce
hat tho President was 50 unwe AZ to be VI
BILE to attend he meeting Of the Board, an
moved that Mr.. Wilson be called tn the chaii
The election Of a Vice Rsesident Of the pres
ent Council being in order, 49,,
Mr. Thompson n, minated Mr.. Charles Wi
Mr. Wilson nominated Mr.. ]. II. Barr.
Mr.. Barr moved that Mr.. Wilson be declare
,. elected to that tlhoe. Adopted. A..
Mr.. Gordon presented peti'ioh OF Alei
!. Campbell, asking the remission OF me- ~
tered. f.. A,
Mr.. Thompson presented petition for tn
laying of Nag footway on Tenth street, ives
! across Virginia avenue. Referred.
Mr. Raub presented n petition for laying
|, Aag fpotway across Ohio avenue, north SIDE,
Thirteeu.and a.hsf street, west. Referred:
SIR Barr presented the petition OF j. i: wa
ker and others, asking the grading or Ten
street, west, between Q and streets, mort
Referred.
Mr. Utermshle suGmittod throe rssolutio
"r school Trustees, in regard to enlargemer
y,,, Ci school buildings in the third publ
school district. Referred.
Mr.. ledrcls presented the petition OF L.
ltevens and others for the construction of
,nyemept on Maryland avenue, from Second
- I'd = ,.,s ward. nefsrred.