Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-11
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AN ACT making appropriations 10 satisfy sun
dry judgments and CLAIMS based sgon debts
incurred by the Corporation % " washington,
prlor Uo July l. ie6s.
BE AZ enacted 6s tGe Bo1rl # si,.srasR and Bsarl
81 Common Council Y tsf Cay ~ ISsi s:oH. mat
the sum OF three thousand GosT hundred and
seventy-three dollars and eIShty-siN cents.
lSS,s.Scts,) or 50 much thereof a. may be neces-
sary, be, and The same j. hereby. Appropriated
20 enable the Mayor 10 satisfy = gadg mvnt rer-
dered by the Supreme Coart Of the district OF
Columbia, in the case or George Neitzey, use OF
John +. May, Use Of Hunt X Williams ". IN.
Corporation OF Washington, on the thirteenth
day OF December, 1S'S.
SIC .. 1Jsd 5s AZ further s,gncfsd. That THE sum
OF two thousand three hundred anu t~euty-eisht
dollars and hfty-six cents (s2-s2S-S6.) or -
much thereof az may Ice necessary. be. aud the
same L. hereby, Appropriated TO enable tn,
MsyOr 10 satisfy judgment rendered by the Sn-
preme Court OF the District ct Columbia. an tn,
case Of W. Ii. Teney and Charles h Esln. us,a
OF John +. Nav, use OF Hunt ~ Williams ". the
Corporation OF Washington, on the thirteenth
day of December, lets.
SIC. 3. And Dc Il further Enacted. That the sum
o. seven thousand and seven dollars and iOu.
cents, "a ,0O. o. or muchythereOf - NAV b.
n, &c sSaTl, be. and the same Ii hereby. appro-
priated 10 enable the Mayor 10 satisfy Judg-
ment rendered by the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia. on the ninth day OF De
cembcr, 1859, in the case OF A. and 7. A. Rich
ards W.. The Corporation OF Washington.
SEC. 4. And Be IL further enacted. That the sum
of ten thousand seven hundred and eighty-avc
dollars and scyenty-eight cents, (Si0 IS5 a. } or
so much thereof ~ nav be necessary, be aul
the same Is hereby. appropriated 10 enable the
Mayor 10 satisfy sun,iry accounts, principal aud
interest, held 10y John Van Riswick. said &C
counts being rected in the statement OF said
an Rlswick, accompanying the letter (B) OF
the Mayor TO the Board OF Aldermen. January
81, 1o10, and including the principal. interest.
and costs, for which Judgment was rendered
December Is, lst9, in the case Of John COOksry.
use OF John Van RisNick We. The Corporation
of Washington.
Sic. 5. and b. IL further ted. That the sum
OF i've thousand eleven dollars and ninety-siN
CENTS, (s5,oli.96.l or 80 much thereof a. may be
necessary, be, and the same Is hereby, apprO-
priated TO enable the Mayor 20 pay tiulick X
Bro. in full satisfaction for their claim for sup
plies fernished the Washington Asylum prior t.
the list of July, ls10. lls6s.
SEC. q. And Be IL furthsr enacted. That the sew
eral sums herein appropriated shall, when paid
be charged respectively TO the appropriate funds
upon which they are chargeable.
Approved, March II, $50.
AN ACT to regulate admission 10. and accommo-
dation in, licensed houses and places OF amuse-
ment.
Be itenocted&ytke Board Of Aldermen and Roorf
Of CosaniOn Cotsoit u the CIyof WASHINGTON That
from and after the passage of this act n shall
NOT ne lawful Tor the keeper, proprietor, or pro-
ptietors of any licensed hotel, tavern restau-
rant, ordinary, sample room, Tipping house sa-
loon. or eating house, to refuse 10 receive admit
entertain, and supply any quiet and orderly per
sons on account of race or color.
SIC. :. And be Il further enacted, That IL the
keeper, proprietor, or Proprietors OF any
licensed hotel, tavern, Restaurant, ordinary,
sample room, tipping house, saloon, or eating
house, or any agent acting for him or them
shall violate or offend against the proyi-
sions Of this act, he or they shall be subject to
hne of not less than fifty dollars $500 for each
violation thereof: to be recovered in action of
debt, in the name of the Mayor, Board OF Alder
men, and the Board of Common Council of the
ns%r f..a.. 81. n n
istIate.
SEC. 3. And be az further enacted, That in lien
Of the penalties provided in an ordinance enti-
TED IAN act regulating admission 20 places of
public amusement" approved June 10, 1863, for
the ofense therein mentioned the penalty men
toned i'm the second section OF this act is hereby
substituted, and hereafter shall be applicable TO,
and enforced as herein provided, for any viola
ton of said act OF June 10, 1863
SEC. 4. And be IL further enacted. That after the
final conviction of any party for the violation of
any OF the provisions of this act, or that of June
10, 1869, referred TO in the preceding section.
and the recovery of the fine, a sum equal ia
amount TO one-half of such fine, shall be paid,
and warrant drawn in the usual form out OF the
general fund.- TO the party who may have been
the lnforner in any such case.
SEC. 3. And be further Enacted, That
all acS or parts of acts that are inconsistent
with the provisions of this act are hereby re-
pealed' lApproved, March !, 1870.
JOINT RESOLUTION for the Improvement of the
condition OF the poor Of the city OF Washing
ton.
Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
g common Couno! Of the CLy0f Washington That
hVe thousand dollars, or Inuch thereof As may
be necessary, be, and the same Is hereby apprU-
prlated out OF the general fund TO enable ms
Honor the Mayor 10 give immediate relief "a the
poor OF the city in such articles of clothing and
other material to meet the widespread distress
now eNlstlng in the city. and to assist in the EN-
pioyment OF any female labor as NAV be deemed
expedlent for their Improvement and for the
furnishing OF groceries for the helpless and sich:
anu mat fuel ordered TO the sick and helpless
Approved, March 70. 1870