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CousclL PRocssnssos s--BoARD or ALpnn-
xnR.--rks Dyard svss- last evening at the usual
|. hess hsxiss psssiAsxt NJ. Tarseu, In the ehs,s
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20 X. cssir ~ tsfsss ne, Bosrs eo,.,o,s..
tlos ftcn The Mayer anassnsins bis approval Of aa
ast' 'qskisg Appfepsiaiiva to die drain 10 james
isss Ne sn'supieu Of the Ia Third s,rsss vsss
sAtss, eomnusiostiop nominating for the Board
Of wstsr Commissioners John H. ssm,nes Wn @ I.
Moote. o. A eehnsidsr. and WIN. N Ellis. Re-
q ferret 10 the cvmnittse on Drain ,gs. sst,. -
A.se. sonnunir alton namionting for tbs Boert
2, Of Rirs Oanaaisrioners Thom.s Berry, w.fhomp-
sou, Charlie. I Candsld, and J T o. cisrts Re.
fsrrsd to The Fire department COMMITTEES us.
Mr.. Osen introduced q rssoution r~qusstlne the
gon...s 90 P,.,s.s. . i',s.ss.. s'd pos
wsisr 10 the norths,s ssotion Of The city. Adopted
: Mr.. Msgradsr pressnrsd. the pstition Of wu
Andsrson for ths remission Of adns. Referred 10
Mr. elves prevented The petition Of >. Q. Ls.,s
and others. protesting against the passass of the
%. taxing insursnos asens. Referred ~. ~
Mr, Tslt. ,hen The Conmittss on Hsslth. rs-
psessd b.st The set 10 amend set rslstvs to the
sppointnsut of ward pbyslsisus sad spotbscarise,
asd s-t-d thst the oo1uisses BE- disshsrssd. 30
ordsrsa. l.f.4 II al st.t.a ~
: he .iso reported ssvorab,y on the Mayors nom.
iss.ioss ior Puysieiass 70 the POOR and they we're
III. A. lloyd reported bacR the bill for the relief
of J seph 0Arinssn., allowing him to erect frame
buiidius sljnnue brick one and the bill was 10 l.
He siso rsparted fsvosably on the bill for The
/. relief Of John Lsfoiis. Passed. ~
\, Mr. Nyss. from the Conmittes on Pubiie
Bchoos. reported favorsby on the bill TO maintain
snd n"reass the sfhcisuey of the public sohoos fr
= The sohoel year conwsnoing September 1st, 1859,
and The bill paced II provides for The organ.
isation OF four intermediate schools, one In each
distriet eight primary sshools. tso In ssoh dis.
ir,st sad azes ,hs salary Of tho priss,pal of the
Wsllsrh school buiiding at $500 per snuum. 1
~ NJ Msgrudsr. from the asylum Committee, 70.
ported back The seuias,iens Of Jsmss Kelly a. Com.
man, dsoissa, Js.spb ?. Bods.on. o Intsndsnt, 4.
. A, Adsu. a. Secretary to the commissiou~rs, and
Rsfas Choais, "a re,idsut student, and thsy we're
ursnin u,ly confirmed. He also reported bsek the
noniss'ions Of Dr.. g. A. n. hoki1. as Physician
10 the Asylum; wm elster and John MsDsvist %
Cnumis.iopsr Of the Asylum without ,-oommsuda.
ton. and called the attention Of the Board 10 the
, tsstiuony taken before the Asylum COMMITTEE.
On motion the consideration Of the sane was laid
ovsr for ors week if f..f W
/. ! M. o~so, from the COMMITTEES on wbarves 70.
ported back the noiniaations Of Robert =. MAges
a. Hsrbor Master, and W T. 4risves % Assistant
Harhar Master; confirmed. a...t
Il M. Owen introduced hill making u the duty Of
tno u AroOr mhttet To pu0ttbu tue tTfIvsB anu 0e-
paturss Of vessels the expenses to be paid out Of
the hsrhor fund rsfsrrst 10 the committee 4.
Mr McCsthrar, from the olnmittee on Markets,
rsportsd fsvorably on the nomination OF J ,ckson
PsmPhr-y, q assistant clerk Of the Centre M.rhsti
M. B,rr, from the Committee on Police, r..
parted back the pstiiions Of II B Gisdmon and
otbsrs, II. A B,ewstsr and athsrs, and John
Rixsiss 10 reference to ths bill taxing and losns.
ing in.uranos agents and asksd that the commi tee
H. nksr firth tharo idsr AZ
same sa ordered
. He also reported favorably on the pouiuatons Of
Jamss Lynoh 40 chsi Of the oorporation, and ID
gar q. Bstss As police masi.trats for the Second
wart; and they were oou6rm-d ..Lni r
M 9 ven reported back the bill forbidding tsls.
graph oompau,ea 10 keep ths sidswaIk upsn longer
trsa forty eight hou for the purpose Of planting
Telegraph p,'ls. Passed. 7....
He also reported favoraby o. the bill r.eulstiue
the erection Of stove pipes in frame buildinss and
sheds Passed. 20
Also. ,h. act regulating the Inspection Of iun.
bsr Passed. 10 ~ j
The zane gentleman introduced a bill regulating
the collection Of nnss and fortsi,uros. msking the
nsGstrats responsible for the psy m~nt Of the zane
n de the spsciai order for nsxt Monday evening
M. A Lloyd presented The psttion Of Emanuel
sw~ snd others for the Improvement Of Third
street. Referred
Mr.. Noy.s reported back the hin to grade and
gravel v street north fro New Jersey avenue to
N,rth Capitol street Pa.ssd. ,..-.. r.-a
Mr. Barr iatroduced bill tn take up and relay
the gutter IN the por'h side Of q street, between
Thirtseeth and Fourteenth streets. Passed.
NJ oven introduced bill T." con truct sovsr
In Eleventh street usst, from the canal to street
north. Referred to the Drainage Committee. ..
The hill fT the drainsKs Of the alleys in squares
ass aud 457 was passed. and the BNard adjourned.
Boerd of Commoa Council The B,ard met ct
the u ua, hour All the members present except
Msssrs. Stewart, Tslbert, and Wright l. -
!Ths Preddspt laid before the Board the snnual
message Of the NJ tyor on the state of the finances
In rsspsot to the finances the Mayor makss the
d following report: ..... .......... @ =
Amount Of outstanding osrtiacstss on aocount of
the funded dshl is S793 000 water st"cks $3.50 900
making . total Of $943, 900. flostins debt nov at
the B ,nk Of Washington, under the acts o. Feh-
rua,y n. 1884, and September 70, 1884. SIS. 900;
po.s At F,r,s National Bank, given under act al
Espismhsr 20 1864 $25,,00 note at same bank
under act Of April II, l886, S25, 900; reward for
the apprehension Of the ssssssus Of the President,
$50 900; Internal revenue tag, 4$26 4 81; bonds
Of Washington and Alexandria Railroad Company.
Sss, $40; amou In srrsars to Corporation sn.
'pt,y.~s. s24 $40 so; smount due to contractors,
e50ooo; aggregate floating Indebtedness, $780,.
ls4 81. ~. .r swaa -
last year, hss been reduced t8,4i6,
The receipts for the last year we're a. follows:
From tases, S375.000 lo-nsss. Sl76, ,097. 81;
Police odicsrr, $3S, 22s lSi Water department,
s5i66 88; Psruais. for excavations, u tts.00 |;
United sta,es for improvement In ont Of their
property, $50 Sal So Total $875, l89 81. II
kxpsuditur.. for The salus period; From the gen.
era, fund S267 Sal 81. School fund $74, ,667 "a;
- Water fand, 81, $50 7si Prom the Metropolitan
Police, $50 437 29 First ward S26 20; Second
ID v .rd, s. 406 II; Third ward. sal Ala 8 Fourth
ward, go O4l 70; Fifth ward, Sl9, 100 47i Sixth
ward $40 Asst III Seventh ward, $i9, ,48o Is. Total
$67s, ,72o % .
a Tue fo,Iowing bills, 10 were presented snd sp-
propria,sly referred: By Mr. Joycs--'hs petition
Of 1. Puinsy, protesting against the passage Of
the hill to build on Tbr esnth street ~e.t,
from I 10 N streets north the petition Of e @.
Weaver snd others. for grading and laying foot.
ways IN Tenth street west, from X street north to
the boundary bill tore lay the CUTTERS on Square
$50 on the north side Of II street north, bstwssu
Thirtsenth and Fourteenth streets west By Mr.
Psuxh--ths petition Of 8. v Boyd and Others,
asking the rspssi Of the Law taxing insurance
psoiss. By Mr.. Mead--the petition Of N. Sargent
sud others, asking the passage Of = law to estab.
i.h pound for dogs; hill u lay . water main In
Third street east, from strert south to Georgia
avenue, q petition Of p. 20 inner, for the rsnis-
sion Of 3 hns. By Mr. N ioy-'hs petition Of