Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-02

Moore-P, tl.ion OF B. nedict VI .suru. referred.
bilt 10 strslgbun the cre~k shove ~" cniv~
n Gently erected on North cspitoi sfr~-' 90
tween New I.rk avenue and G. ure-'; is-'-d.
By M. Nelloy-Bni 10 repair q sir~-' no- o.
nom New Jsrssy avenue 10 let sir~e' a 81,
passss- by NJ MeSd-P-tstion q y -
mara, ASKING Thai his WORK on e sr-- lr'-
tween tIs asd 7th east, b. sur veyeI. rsfsrr-d-
BY Mr.. Waikrr-P-ntsou OF Id. Lrc.;. tud
o,heIs. Iassl1s 1thst-I Ieth stre-'. from RrIs-I
sonfh 70 Maryland avenue, b. hsa'ed " wrn
The followise were reported from esnmt-
t.es ly MT. Sia~arl timpreyemsnts.l- y Al
passed. A,so, bill nom Ald-rm.n for fosI-
way en- tie north side OF z street norih. be-
tween porta Osptioi ana - street west passed.
Also. Aldsrmens ball 70 srsds and sravrl sLh
Also, Aldermen ball to repair l3th street east,
81 n sireet south; passed. Also. A,d-Tm-a's
bill 10 tet curb and pave footway 90 ne north
front of the alley lh squsre se. geR' rally
known Carroll street: passed Atso. Alder
mems bilI 10 pave the east ssds oi ist street
easi. between Penu'a avenue aud North Car
ufins avenue; pas sed. Also. hall for cross gut
ter 90 the west eide Of ffh street west, ACROSS
h street north; passed. Also, bill for cutters
on both sides Of eth street west rom r 10
sueet south; passed Also, ball To remove The
gravel bar IN TIber creek. between Indiana
avenue and New Jersey avenue passed. Also.
uniav vorseiy on ball 20 grade and gravel SIIh
rejected. by Mr.. Simms, drainage. y
Bill for water main IN l7th street
from New York avenue 60 q stree
north; pssssd- BY Mr.. Joyce. lpolicel-B,
amending the law IN relation 90 dealers in rays
60 that they NAV store the same within 50 fe..
OF residence; passed. Bill regulating the IN
spection of lumber. excepting from lnspectios
and measurement all lumber previously IN
spected by sworn measurer; considerauon
postponed. Also. bill authorizing Patrick Bry-
an TO continue a frame building adjoining has
brick house IN Printing Oface square; passed.
Also. unfsvorably on the petition of John Web
ster and others asking the passage OF law pre-
venting drivers from riding on cs{is, drays,
&c, when loaded committee dischaSged.
Mr.. Dudley, from the commIuee on pc bile
schools, reported the bill making appropriA-
tlons 10 pay the salaries OF teachers m the pub
lie schools, recommending that the Board
disagree 10 the uostItute OF the Aldermen
Mr.. Nalley urged that the bill be passed. be-
cause the teachers were badly ia want of
their pay and II was unfair to keep them out
Of it,
Mr.. Peugh said he was un nwiIling 20 vote for
the Aldermen bill until he had the in for M alton
before him as TO how the money was 10 be en-
pended.
Mr.. Moore remarked that the bull proposed
10 appropriate money to supply a deficiency,
when. IN tact, 1t was just dosbiing the amount
now deficient. That amount was sull appro-
priated, and II was unnecessary to make THIS
appropriation. The expenses OF the Board of
Trustees had been enormously increased, and
he wished TO know how they proposed espend-
ing The money.
Mr. Marche and others wanted the data be-
fore they voted.
MI dsktO III j tOOk turNt weeks 10
make an appropriation Of s25.Ws. how long
they would take 20 make an appropriation OF
s5O.O0J TO pay the teachers
After some further debate, the amendment
was disagreed to-l leas-Nessrs. Dudley, Nal
ley. Peugh and Wright. Nays-Messr.
Anderson Bryan, Carroll, Drury. Joyce
Marche, Mead, Morsell, Mulloy, Peare. .Slmms.
Talbert. Walker. ana the President-l&
Mr.. Morsell introduced a resolution REQ uest-
ing the Mayor 20 obtsm from the Board OF
Trustees OF Public Schools for the information
OF this board, q statement showing in detail the
items Of expenditure gong 70 make mp the
S25,Ut0 asked io.r under the head OF contingent
expenses IN the bill making appropriations FOR
the public schools: adopted.
Mr.. Mead presented q petition OF Henry
Monroe, intendant OF the smallpox hospital;
referred.
The bill authorizing the leasing Of a lot ON q
street wes received from the Aldermen, with a
request for a committee OF conference. Messr.
Peueh, Marche and Mulloy were appointed.
number OF other bills were referred, and
the board adjourned.