Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

ton for extra services rendered, to VIM. Nor
gan, Clerk to the Collector Of Taxes, $50 II
Samuel Ourand, Mayors Cisrk and disbursiI 6
Smcer OF the metropolitan a Police fund, 81
Aldermen, $500; and to HI. A. Hall, Secretary
Of the Common Council. $500; rules suspended
and the bill passed. BY Mr.. Arrison, (Im-
erected on the northwest corner of Colfax street
and M street north; passed. Also, Aldermen
bill to set the cutters and pave the footways on
the north side of / street, between 22d and 10Th
streets west; passed. Also, bill to set the curb.
stone and pave the footways on the south side
of Virginia avenue, between Sd and 4th streets
east; passed. Also, bill to set curbstone and
pave footways on the north side of Virginia
avenue, between Sd and 9th streets east: passed.
Also, bill to grade and gravel ID street south,
between Sd street west and Az street west;
passed. Also, bill to relay the pavement in the
seventh Ward, along the north side of street
south, scross 9th street west; passed. BY Mr..
pan, Drainage and Distribution of Water)-
A bill to construct a two. foot barrel sewer on
sth street north, between 10Th and 10th west;
passed Also, an act to construct a sewer on
9th street west, between L aud NJ north; recon-
mitted BY Mr.. Crocker, (Claims)- bill for
the relief Of Charles F. Perrle, by the remission
OF 500 paid for hawkers' and peddlers'
license; passed: Also, Tor the relief Of VIM.
Bartlett, Iemitting fire of Si0 imposed upon
him by Justice Tucker, tor an alleged violation
OF law; passed. Also, for the relief OF John J.
Calvert; passed Also, for the relief Of John
Holmes Bro; passed Also .T making an so o.
preparation to nay Joseph and John E. Libby
for furnishing lumber for city improvements
passed. BY =. s. Baker, MISUNDERSTANDING
to Aldermen bill TO take up and repair a por-
tion OF the brick pavement, and for other pur-
poses, at the Western Market House, passed
BY Mar. Slower, (Health)-A bill to pay Geo
J. Musser for medicines furnished the poor
during the last quarter; passed.
Under special order business the following
bills were disposed of-Bill to place q barrier
at the south end of the canal, in front of the
Ar Ioo
wharf; passed. Bill to divide the city into cleo
ton precincts, and designating voting places
therein; referred to a special committee Joint
resolution in relation to carriages and hacks,
with Board Of Aldermen amendments; amend.
ments concurred in, and resolution adopted
An act to enable the Mayor to pay q Judgment
In favor OF jeremiah Costello against the Cor
poratlon; referred to the Committee of WAYS
and Means. Petition of Somerville & Lynch
accompanied with a joint resolution, to enclose
frame back building; passed. Bill appropri.
atlpg S125 to enable the Mayor to have a drawer
or slide erected in the temporary wood bridge
across Rock Creek. near GEORGETOWN; referred
10 Joint Committee on Bridge. Joint resolu-
ton designating the First National Bank as a
depository OF the funds of the Corporation:
passed. An act granting permission to VIM b.
Ferguson to erect ar iron railing in front of his
lot; passed. Bill to construct sewer on i
street north, between 10th and 18th west; passed
Bill authorizing the construction of several
sewers in the First Ward passed. Aldermen
resolution instructing the Mayor to have sold
house, to be pulled down at An early day;
passed. An act to maintain and increase the
efhcieney Of the public schools; passed. Adj
journed.