The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-11

bic to q fine whether they dump II within
the city limits or take II outside, and unless
some arrangements are made they will be
obliged 10 suspend.
Also, one enclosing a communication from
MT. .. X. Bond, water registrar, In relation
10 the accounts of Mr.. X. Coyie, his prede-
cessor, from which II appears that all efforts
70 induce Mr.. 9. to settle have failed, and
he therefore asks immediate attention 10 Ii.
Mr.. Bond says that, In pursuance 10 a res
olution OF the water board on the 27th Of
October, he requested Of Mt. Coyle state
ment OF his accounts, he having written that
he was prepared, whenever he could be as
sured Of perfect corporate body to trans
be again addressed him, but, up 70 this time,
has received no reply. Referred TO special
committee consisting Of Mcssrs. Arrison,
Bates, and Russell. Z r
Also, the reports Of the inteudant Of the
Mr.. Davis presented the petition Of James
Barnett and others, In relation 10 the grade
OF Eighteenth street west, between l. and NJ
streets north. Referred TO the surveyor.
MT. Stewart presented the petition Of II.
Hlmber and othera, asking the Improvement
Of Twenty-nrst west, from Pennsylvania
avenue 10 o street north. Referred.
Mr.. Bartlett presented the petition OF A.
stoddart, asking the remission Of finc.
Referred.
Mr.. sardo presented the petition Of Theo.
dorc shockels, asking relief. Referred.
Mr.. Ball introduced bill TO grade and
pave an alley In square No. 667, and bill
70 take up and relay the paycments In the
alley In reservation No. 10. Passed.
Mr.. Arriaou introduced q bill 10 repeal the
fourth scctlon-of an act 10 create the office
Of Superintendent Of Public Bchools, Re-
ferred. 49, ~ T7
Also, bills to set the curb-stonos, &C., on
the west side Of SIKH street east, between
Pennsylvania avenue and Maryland avenue,
and on the south side Of Maryland avenue,
between First and Sixth streets east. Re-
ferred. Ef
Mr.. Chase introduced blu granting GER
tain privileges 10 VIM. II. Chase. Passed.
Mr.. Hlue introduced bill granting per-
mission to Michael Kelly TO erect wooden
addition to his residence. Passed.
Mr.. Russell introduced bill to grade
Thirteenth street east o bill to grade A
street south, from Sixth to Ninth street cast;
bill for the relief Of Edward Cllnkin's; petit
tion Of Henry Kuhn and others, asking legis-
lation In regard to hogs running at large !
lotter Of n l.; Naylns In relation to the i'm
proyement Of North Carolina avenue, between
Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street
cast. Referred.
Mr.. L. B. s. Miller introduced bill to set
curbstones, &C., on the south side of A street
south, between Third and Fourth streets
| east. Referred.
Mr.. Taylor introduced bill for the relief
| OF Geo. y. Gray. Referred.
Mr.. Bates presented bill of G. W. King,
for examining and repairing sewers. Re-
| fcrred.
Mr.. Taylor, from the Committee on Im-
| proyements, reported bills (B. Az TO set
curbstones, &C., on the south side Of c street
south, between Seventh and Twelfth streets
west; to grade and pave g street north, be-
tween Seventh and Ninth streets west; to
grade and pave one half Of Eighth street
west, between Z and streets north, with
amendments. Agreed TO and passed.
Also, reported, bills (B. Al legalizing
Hennessey's corrugated brick; to set the
curbstones, g., on the north side of Virginia
avenue, between Tenth and Twelfth streets
west; TO set the curbstoncs, &c., on the west
side Of North Capitol street, between and
o streets north; to grade and pave Third
street west from, Pennsylvania avenue to
street north. Passed.
Also, reported bill TO grade X street south
from Fourteenth street east TO It's eastern
terminus, bin granting certain privileges to
the Young Mems Christian Association; bill
TO grade and pave the alley in square No.
1888; BILL to pave an alloy In square 800; bill
to set the curbstones, &C., on the west side
OF Eleventh street west, between o and T
streets north; bill to grade, gravel and pave
the alley In square No. 46S, and the alley In
square No. go; bill to set curbstones, &c,
on the west side Of Twelfth street west, be.
tween U and v streets north; bill to set
curbstones, &C., on the east side of Tenth
street west, between and F streets south;
bill appropriating money to repair the bridge
on Twenty-frst and L streets in the First
ward. Passed.
The special order being the bill for renum-
boring houses, was passed, reconsidercd and
recommitted to the Committee on Ways and
Means.
Mr.. Bates, from the Committee on Claims,
reported bills for the relief of Theodore
shockels, Isaac Beers, Albert Rldgway,
Christy Robinson, George II. Gaddls x Bro,
Daniel s. Hardness, Bridget Lanahan, Chas.
Schultz, Fred Rupp, Henry Kaiser all of
which were passed.
Also, reported adversely on the petitions Of
John Gass, Morris Murphy, Andrew Nc
Kenna, Croton Fletcher, and Charles A.
McEuen. Discharged.
On motion Of Mr.. Nallcy, at 1O!45, the
Board adjourned.
The FUNERAL OF RICHARD MARLEr,-Thc