The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-02

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Board met last night, with Recorder Matthews
III me ehair,
me following business was transacted;
"a. fEesolution instructing the committee be
lore Congress to petition Congress to pass an
ny aido wv the town TO make subscription
81 szpo,oyy 70 AID IN making connection with
we We Loueoua ana hamPshire railroad, and to
allow AJAX 70 oe levied to pay the interest OF
'hs PROFESS ,,, oso'. was passed;
members on the committee having 10 charge
| .ne sMguyee. s y, eonneetion with the Loudoun
anu hampshire rallrosa was passed.
resolution 70 pay the expenses Of the poor
ana woIk,houses was passed;
resoiutiop lnstrpeunE the recorder to &C.
eeRt seeuriy LOT tne iaoiliue, Of the late tax
| collector, as per report OF the recorder, was
passed. ~ ~ -,
49,, .sso'u''0h 'n 'a'of Oh w. L. pu'al" was
Common CSnnsh[The Board met at the usual
nour, pr' u H. ofsgin 'Prehdeht) In 'he
enhr.
MT; English offered petition OF Alfred Lee
| relsting TO assessment OF property. Referred.
Also, petition from the same party relating
| TO 9 me, and asking remission. Referred.
| MT. Collins reported resolution to pay the
claim Of VIM. y. Duyail Passed;
MT. Edmonston asked to be discharged from
the iutther CONSIDERATION OF papers relating TO
an increase OF pay OF the members OF the steam
hrs department. Agreed TO.
Mr; NeWman presented resolution In favor
OIL John tlobons and Alexander Giles, grant.
ing the privilege OF tapping the sewer on
BrluEe street, IN order to afford drainage to
'he,r e eai1., , .
MI Engiish moved to strike out the words
Street Commissioner and inserting the
WORDS nChairman OF the COMMITTEES on Streets
| OF uhe bonru Oh common youncii"
resolution wa, passed a, amended. 'A' '"'
MT; Engisn oHefed RESOLUTION allowing
! eredlt 70 tne tax eoiieetor 81 tI3o3S; Passed.
rtser esnssssst a 20 Re , SSsehsrfed ron tne
H. Williams.
Mr. Clements said he did not think the com.
| mittee nhu iully investigated the matter, and
hoped ne papers would be referred back to the
oo mr Ecs, on af ie
| Mr. Engnsh said mat " the precedent was
to be started Of reiundins back the fines Of the
outehets IN the OLD market, the matter would
never emu.
~. y, IN ~. saiu me Jaw anowed MI VIE
iams 70 40 ms peculiar business without hav-
ing 10 pay sso Incense
ut. newman SAID mr.. Williams was doing
pSn AZ w per year, and because he paid
s'S nov nc desired me same refunded Al.
Mr. newman moved the committee be DIS
chRrgedi when was lost
on motion, IL was then referred back TO the
eommiyee.
for the reorganization OF the hre department,
when PROVIDES ior me adjustment OF tho
chfr eNnsnssT ana as en'Tsm faIiv
and foreman to one engine. II cost the eorpo.
ration a great sum to maintain the present
house is the resort of loafers, and he was OPP
posed to paying $1,000 \ year to maintain an
organization that could be supported with half
that sum.
Mr.. Collins thought the facts As stated were
high but he thought the subject should be
referred to committee, that members might
nave ~ oppot,uni,y o. LOCKING mo ahe mat =,
favor Of dispensjnr with tbem Int bc wanted
se,tcd Snr n.yms,t liz honeS ,he consiapre,
lion Of the suhiect wauia he nastnonea ons
w ce VI '"' 'u''s'' "ou'u oo Po''poHeu o"'
Mr Peck asked phetber there ,verc hunk, ir
,hn anrina hon.o ~ nst,.'mon "''' ou' -
NJ Ensiisb senIiaS u" he a,d No, L,o,v
hut a Nil al hern ntesented cbapyi Hv AZ fo,
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"s Observation-Disclosures. I'M 80, ,,o po..d -, Aldo,
mcn' peI,tinn 10 rradInr |, nd SrayeiIiny certain
trn, s,,h NE Wnr ~" hi,s s,nn o,n IT,
troet ,o VIII Nv liz leay ''o" '"'
so.oImtIon rer, ,hs moarS d, ,I,o,n.r
fnS w. 'he Gh.enon ot une ,,5u1oan s nI
.crinfion Of 400 aon ~ msEc ths connection
NJ Darbv moxeS ~ amend nv ,trik,np ou,
q 1000 noo', ~ tsn.,t ~ Saon nSo - ~e 49,
RTbn nnona ~ n' 80 ,soJ ~ .,a tho re.o
{ luton passed.
= Also, resolution appointing Geo. hill, lr
d OF the Aldermen, and Benz Darby, OF the Com
}. mon Council, on the Joint committee reiatin
received from the Board of Aldermen, and cor
J. CURED in. ,.....
= Resolution d. A. relating to the llabilitie
OF the late tax collector, accompanied by
L statement from the recorder, reeommendinl
that me late tax collector be credited with IN
The RESOLUTION was read A third time AM
passed.
, Adjourned,
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bNsTAtLhTIoN'Eon lhurMay eNgnthg .h'
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1 p"'StaS S ~ u nIao ~ ~. irni,aS
l. St.tes at o'SIEeIinvsi Hail On t,ongres,
, | street The offcer. Installed were Or. NJ, q
!, Causteen, Venerable Patriarch; A. Otis Hough
a ton, Worthy Chancellor; 5. d. Palmer. Finan
ciai Scribe; V, Shinn, Banker; S. Howard
S Guiuei James NaIAoe, i"heF S'em"tn, III III.
MeLsh, oa.er o.eMu' ne ev h .ne W,Ss.
+ non tne par5 .epatu ,ha anai harn'
i sumptuous banquet had been prepared, aud /
a | which the company done ample justice, min
I host,m X. L. Fugitt, receiving ayotc of thank
j for the admirable manner In which the suppe
were made by Mesissi nough, ,,, "est rSiSs