The national Republican., 1869-01-26

FouitS wsra. S P.s..a ns%e certain streets In the
Mr. Jusnemsnn presented a remonstranee
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Also. a bill in relation to the disposal Of
brick clay In the public streets. Referred.
thank. to senator Sherman; which hiVn was sareed o
ks,oiVea' &C., Tha, the thanks Of the city Of
Wsshington are due, and are hereby rendered,
so nobly defended the interests Of this Dis
trlot on the railroad bills before the Senate.
Rs,oises, That the Mayer be- and 70 hereby,
writing, the thanks Of these Boards.
Mr.. 4. b. s. Miller presented a petition for
2 small sewer on North Capitol street, be-
Frederick Knsbe, for the refunding Of taxes
erroneously paid. Referred.
Mr.. Torrey introduced q resolution that on
sSsenns Sinssf .ss 5 Ss e nsd re ~ DO aelsTs io 10
addition TO his regular salary allowed each
evening II not present within one hour from
the time the Secretary calls the roll. Not
Mr.. Russell presented q bill making an an.
propriation to continue the grading OF A street
north, from Seventh TO Eleventh streets east.
Also a bill to grade X street south, from
Fourth to Fifth streets east. Passed,
MT. Bate. introduced 2, l eill to pave the foot.
between Third aud Seventh streets west, a
bill relating to geese. Referred.
Mr.. Fowler introduced Joint resolution to
cover cutters at the Intersections OF streets
and avenues, q bill to erect q fence around
Lincoln monumentj Joint resolution to make
M,Ss needed appropriation to be used by the
Mr.. Hine, from the Committee on Police,
asked to be discharged from the petition OF
James r; Lsndon for pay as messenger to the
diting COMMITTEES Agreed 10.
Mr.. Hine submitted a resolution requesting
the Mayor to report to this Board the total
for violation Of the ordinances Of this oorpora-
celysd In payment Of said snss has been es.
Ai.o, the petition q Henry Kaiser for the
The amendments Of the Board Of Aldermen
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joint resolution TO bind copies OF webb's hi.
gest, were concurred In.
The joint resolution (B. Al In relation to
the Market House Company was passed.
Mr.. Hine Introduced a bill for the Improve
ment Of the Western burial ground. Passed.
The bill lB. Al for the relief OF U. II. Bliss,
city surveyor, was passed.
The bil1 to establish the ofice OF superin-
tendent OF public schools, and the bill for the
On motion, at Has, the Board adjourned.
NAVY YARD MArrERs.-on Thursday last,
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his successor, Rear Admiral Charles II. Poor,
who was received at the main gate by the re-
on duty In the yard, and by them, together
with the battalion OF marines on duty there,
escorted to the oommandan's Office, where he
ss;sTs S%sd share q ths yard and ths naval
nsndsnt. Rear Admiral Poor is native Of
Ma,sschn.ett', entered The navy in 1875, was
1865, and has seen a total sea service OF %
years and months, his last cruise expiring
In June, 1905.
Just now work is very dull at the navy yard,
and within the past two weeks nlty hands
have been discharged from the machine shops,
leaving only twenty.six Employed and about
laborers have been discharged, leaving total
hundred and thirty. The number Of workmen
dred and thirty, and he total % humber es Of n e%.
ployees four hundred and ffty. 1t Is rumored
thats further reduction will be made before
the close OF the present month.
The Potomac FRosr.-Rleg's WhdrJ.-Ar.
rived: schrs. John >. HAvens, Lewis; stephen
A; A,n D0%Ssilss., %ssi.s, Lewis SIbs Barnes Golden
Haney; Lydia ssnderson, Headleyj WIN. Den.
mis-, Brown; Jennie Baker, Headley; Mary
Coaster, Deatleyj Star, shaoksiford;. John
Ts:fsyi Ann MsosT'Sy' HstsoS % D. iSnPsSs s. Psss,
Fashion, LesdeIS Marx WHITAKER. .f Hissins; %
Blue Belle, Adams; River Queen, Davis, from
liherent ports, All with oysters for Winsaeld,
HGrpey's WhdrC-Arrived: Steamer Pioneer,
0iden, from Accotink, with wood for Harvey,
Fdy's Wharf.-Arrived. Sehrs. Jas. Guthrie,
Frere, from Maehodoc, with wood for N market;
Gabriel, Perry, from Baltimore, with wood for
Berry, Wharf.-Arriyed, Schooner Union.
market.
ELECTION OF oFvIcERs.-At the session Of
the Grand Damp Sons Of Liberty OF the United
States, held 10 this city, the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing year. Grand
W% W9y ss 1Ssg ST. Ss6Bss. q Fl 3
q. T., John +. Herrell; q. S OF A., Alexander
Estoni q. Executive, J. II. Bsrnesi @. Guard,
bsfi q. Chaplain, EdI.fd +. Casey. ''0m0'''
BUSINESS EDUCATION is absolutely neees.
sary to success In life, but next to having that
Such an education can be obtained at the Con.
solidated Business College, corner Of Seventh
and streets where all Practica branches are
OF tuition are exceedingly cheap as viii sp.
where.
CIRcUIr CouRr-CAisJ Ja,iiee Cariisr.-ThIs
court was engaged as follows yesterday:
Myee vs.; Davis. Order setting aside judg.
Kennedy, receiver, vs.. National Bank Of the
Metropolis. The remaining time OF the court
was occupied Ia settling the evidence for the
bill of exceptions.
Adjourned.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-S. q. Peppers,
a pawnbroker doing business on Thirteen.and-
shalf street, charged few days ago with
having in his possession = number Of over.
SGsts oats, and other wearing apparel on deposit,
nearing last mig hit at police headquarters before
Justice walter, but In the absence OF wit
nesses the case was continued until tomorrow
afternoon.
POLICE IHTRLLioEsCE.-M. OreameF and W,
FFiiey, i95 disorderly conduct, each paid Is to
Frank Hasks was fined s2O for carrying con.
eealed weapons, and John Smith, Ellen Jor-
dan, and Squire Bell, colored, each paid ap-
propriate fines for disorderly conduct.
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