Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03
CORRORATTON AYPAIRs.



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q ssf one fs a The lT
~ cs Is; tsll- year bonds SIS o. Also, rep.ft
III n xS reed Also, s.o isf eas
firm the surysyor.ons stating that the curb and
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erred Also. commune from the ws,ss xszis
TAT 70 the nayorl :ubmttins sts sns a.
or iss . .sa .;
tape, 3l03. Total, e5.65.zo. =.
Also, communication from the Mayor saying =
The melancholy calamity that has recently beailen
f.miiss left without tSsir sstar protsetors, in nay
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come tanssle aid for he suffering women and chill
Vi" 9sS hearty
The Chair directed that the roll be called to .scer
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lar "A the rrss,denf ivroekerl answered to
call was nede Messrs. Moore ana Horseil were out,
ss zoe n IN y. Ia. s ssdsss S
su. the s.s sI os md As oSns had b,s.
.bsenfees, &c. Mr.. Stewart novel that nV CONF ne
pittes be appointed 70 wsit upon the menber,
Sg,is ss. sne !, bar but e =: s1Hs and
As..ss TO- end IN. Chair .pgolntss Me:sI.
s1s .ns Mn hf duty
rsRorsdS sh.s thsz had v.itsd npon tbe absentee,
that Tss Bc.fd then
SS ;a and jG;s .t thst moment Mr. Chase made
these on the floor, but was too late. S1'' ~" WIN
Beard q Common Council.
President williams IN the chair, and all the mem.
bers present except Ae~rs. Johnson and venabls.
message vas received from the Mayor an
founene his approval Of certain eets, among Others
s.ss1, 20 sims PsE'r:M o. ne late Hon
sra,eIipx nhede Island venue, from TN to 10th
atom 81 j. CsmpSeii late Aiyi%
q tine rSrf 1s S,a s.n that he located the
having been aSjssted 81 ~ Fsrsy < the Board I"
RON iss Mayor i. refer
ence to the kc hmond calamity-fhe same as en- In
tn inc I Rroeeedinss above Mr. Browne Of
Where's The I'd Intelligence having r.,shea us of
sister aSch % MANY Sas
denly been tiI!sa and 1ousdsd: Therefore. nave SUD
and friends Of the decessed. - ''''' '"'
TN: b % q Win 9se
zen hsns so%mss q tni: city in sor raise funds
whom TN. calamity has faiies. "''~ '"'''i '" W
resolutions be transmitted to tGe Mayor q Rieh,
: s. re:olSt,cn, yer. agr.sd to-. and Mes~s.
Brrx ne, Hall and Pardon were appointed the com
fHE MtxEp SCHOOL QUESTION
yssbcn Trustee of Public Schools, in relation t.
the Revolution Of March 18th in which srcture ai
that n ss s = TIE alluded to uoud
Es1 r msro5olst has sysi
father happened to be biack ~ or has, ever done
aueht to foster IL any form or shape the odious
nemoriaiist the grOssest Injustice, and is CONTRA
dicted BY his entire public record Of more thaa
2. That the resoiation adopted by your .a,orass
TIa.tess q Public school and your ne%orsa list
schools under their Jurisdiction" meets with fniI
thai does not DO away n With II! @
feulties IN the case. Tax difficulties as he under
They were created by a city ordinance, and it is
mater i OF snrpsiss 70 your msmori.st that seven
portion Of your honerable body without MAKING an
effort toward the abrogation OF law so THANKFULLY
In this connection your memoralist would re-
specfuy state that he appreciates fully the noble
second ard in Offering at your last session res
olutiOn appealing for Congressional action in this
the lees within the power of your honorable body in
conjunction with the honorable Board of Aldermen,
which finds refuge there. In furtherance OF this
end your memorai,st respectfully prays your honor
able body to pass an ordinance in the words follow
s. Il ena-isd &C. That the word 'swhite, t" wber
ever occurs in the act of November ~ 1875 or in
any her laws relating to the public schools of the
sy q - sb and !, as
lie schools be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
TIE MARKET HOUSE QUESTION.
Mr.. Browne offered resolutions for the appoint
ment of committee to wait ON Congress and pre-
test against the passage of The bill Incorporating
TSenps9n E% PipeT' Beai Hoe- ackn sht s nsn m:
and Williams were appointed:
4 ss following were introducsd:-By Mr.. Taylor
between and X, a. in asd street between strest
and Psnnsyivanis avenue; referred. BY Mr., Far
sns n at 81
n the sep el
afainst Inc opening OF alley in square l12: re
S.rsn Is The Fight so the & a nast
Company to erect trestle work, and bill to repeal
lex s' fho%s. Essss to ms M
tain tain frame building adjoining. brick; passed.
IN TO 10Th street; passed. By Mr. BealiHPetition
of James 5. Robinson, asking for an act for pave
street referred ResouOn suthorane Ghe s s. r1n
,niePdsnI q S,rsets to measure the pavement in
BY Mr.. BTowne-Remonstranc nee Of property owners
against the paving Of 1 street; petition of T. j.
paid for license petition Of james VI 9s@s for the
remission OF hne; referred. By Mr.. Hoiden-Ac-
counts OF the apothecary of tie Fifth Ward for med
icines furnished the DIOR for the quarter ending
March 81; referred Bill for footway aDd cutters on
the north side Of street north, between 4th and
18th streets east: referred. BY Mr.. Boyd-BilI to
OF street south. between Delaware avenue on
South Capitol and Joint resolution in relation
to the grade OF ID and I'd streets southwest passed
Alse ,remonstrnnce against the building Of sewer
In New n hampshire avenue. between Pennsyly mia
avenue and 1 street northwest, referred.
BUSINESS FROM THE ALDERMEN.
The amendment Of the Aldermen TO bill to grad .
and gravel North Carolina avenue, from 9th street
west 10 Lincoln square, providing that the work he
done BY the day. was concur ed in, a. also amend
ment to the act TO construct sewer in 9TH street
and pave alley in square 4s passed. A number
q Aldegmons bills were, referred. On motion of
Mr.. Pardon. the aMendms1 to bill defining duties
OF Superintendent and Inspector Of Sewers were
concnrred in. Mr.. Hall. from Committee on WAYS
and Means, report q bill appropriating money to
pay Tho assessors for extra servicee: passed NJ
Tsyior from Committee on lmprny ements, reported
. bill TO open an alley in square No l22; passed,
FIRST WARD LABoRIHe MIN-The Knrincib'e
Club Delegates Repudiated.-The Laboring Mems
Association of the First Ward was to have held
q meeting at the Quaker Mission Chapel, at the
corner Of 18th and Boundary streets last night.
but the crowd who had there ascend. I'd, to the
number Of about thirty, were disappointed as
all was darkness within the building and the
key was not forthcoming. They finally pro-
ceeded to a house in the neigh b0rhood, where
the meeting Of ssorkineinerf resolved itself info