Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

they are hereby, appointed to go before Con- |
gtes. and urge those hop9fabis ooa,ss 70 On,
widening AMI deepening tho channel Of the |
Potomac, ~ per the accommodating o. Adml |
raj Dahlgten, eommHndNnt Of the Washington |
The President appolutod Messta Mcknight, |
Brown aud Burgess as the eommlttee;
Mr. Mcknight Introduced hills for the relief |
Of Joseph Bishop and Thomas Smallwood.
Mr. Ven.ble introduced a bill 10 pay for |
btndinE the books OF the tax clerk. Referred, |
Mr.. Boyd introduced bill to pave FOur- |
and. a-hAlt street from the canal to the moth |
aide Of II street south. ., |
from -Four and.a.halt street TO the canal Re
terred
Also, bill to cause landlords and others to |
ventilNte their houses aud public buildings, As
follows
be Il enacted, &c., That from and after the
passage OF this bill Il ahSll not he lawful Tot
p.nies, within the limits OF this clty, to build
or cause to be built Any house or public build.
lug, unless such house or building shall have
twelve or more inches 10 diameter, or fifteen,
thirty-slN or more Inches ~ circumference
chimney ofevety house or public buildinE 10
every room In such house or building, aud
place Ia each And every such aperture above
named = ventilator Of kind that any adult or
minor may easily understand and open or shut
At pleasure and that fno Of not less than
w, nor more than 900 for ereh and every
ment so named and for each And every month
thereafter having beeu found BY tho provisions
OF this bill to be collected ~ all other hues are
collected By this Corporation.
Mr., BeAil Introduced = bill to pay den.
eiGney In the appropriation for building
bridge at the intersection Of Third street west
and = street north. Referred.
MIR. Taylor, from the Committee on In
provements, reported bills lB maklnE "a
appropriation to pay dene,eney 10 gr.dlnE
sud reset the eutbstones aud fepAye the gut.
tiers 90 the west side Of Tenth street west,
from YirgiuiA avenue TO street south.
Also, bills to grade sarion street, from Fl.
teenth to SlEleenth streets wostI to grade and
gravel New HNnpshire avenue, from Penney,
VAnlA avenue 10 Boundary s'rso,i to grade and
pave Turner street, between p aud Y streets
norlhi bill to pay for alling, backing, 40, the
Aroh.btiIgo Atthe intersection Of North OAp.
stones, 6o., on the west aide OF first street
east, between u and y streets SOUTH on the
| vest side OF Delaware aVenue, betweenA and
L streets north, on the west side Of Fourth
| street cast, between l. street south and 0eof-
| giA Avenuei on both sides Of Y street north,
between New Jersey avenue and Second street
Nj. Mcknight, fom the Committee on
| elaine, reported bills for the relief OF Samuel
| Stettinius, Noah Herbert, VIM. MeUufchen,
| Jas. II. Logan, 5, 5. Parker, John McAntlly,
John L )cliger. Passed.
Also, bills for the relief Of Theod1rc PIctt,
Rudolph Bllfus and John Thomas which, on
| Mayor, there beins general law on the sub.
| Jeet authorizing the Mayor to refunl money
70 persons depositing money for \ restaurant
license which was subsequently rejected by
the police hoNIi.
Ais5, Edvsfsriy on the bill, for the relief II
George I. Raub, George BtTbef, 5. BtFeh.
Agreed to.
Nj. Browne, from tho Committee on Police
reported adversely Ou bill authorizing the
Mayor to procure = certain dec lot izeTI bill
grAniing certain privileges to THolnpson Nay.
lOri resolution to empower the police to make
arrests In certain eAaeti bill granting certain
privileges to J. NJ. Thompson bill TO prevent
the erection Of dead and wash houses on any
OF the public streets, alleys, IA, within the
| ltmltso Of the eoTpotAtiOni Iuint resolution to
abste nuisance on q street north, between
| Sixth and seventh streets west, Aud petition
| Of hair dfeAaets. Oommlitee discharged.
Also, reported bills granting eertsin prIvi-
ilSges to Dennis O'NeNi, bill mAkinE al Ap-
| Precipitation for the section OF the Western
| burial Erouud, Passed.
| on Police would report On the resolution re-
ferred to them In relation to certain charges
! against WIN. A. Cook,
| taken some testimouy, but were not yet ready
| To report. Mr, uaineb had been requested 10
! appear before the committee, but had declined
Nj. lealI moved that the Board Tsqusst Air.
| Gaines to appear before 'hlt ehmmiftCe VA
ThursdNy night nest NJ $50 O'Clock tLlugh.
teri
Tie motion wsS agreed to, Mr.. Gaines vot.
lag in the negative.
| MF. Pardon, from the CON mittee 90 Public
| Schools, reportedA joint resolution 10 refer.
ence to the erection OF = school bidding In
square No. 4pI, Ia the Fourth school district.
| Passed..
The bill %. A to trim and gravel rwouiy-
fourth strsetwesI ffom l. and Mstrseu north,
| was passed
The bill tB. A. making an appropriation Of
$500 TO pay for putting up The names OF
| streets aud avenues on the corner Of houses
aud lamps vas referred,
Mr.. Nenable, from the Com nit.ee on the
| Fire Department, reported bill mNklns IN
| appropriation for the Fire Department. a bill
hxlng the compensation Of the men dssisnA.
per month. Passed.
Mr.. Holden reported bills 10 erect lump.
posts Ia various loealities. Parsed.
Mr.. Holden, from the Commlttee 90 In
| prOyemebts, reported hin TO set the curb.
stones and pave the foOiwAy and cutters on
| the east side Of SiNteenth street west, between
Massachusetts avenue and BOuhd,ry streets.
! Passed.
Mr., Deiriek, from the CommIltee on Health,
reported bills for the relief Of j. :. Jones, A.
klookIewskl, samuel f. Tyson, X. y. LineA.
| weaver. PAIsek.
Mr. DstTiek, from the Committee on WAYS
and Means, reported = bill (B A providing
for reoopying the books Of tax sales 10 the
! registers otiicei also, = bin to purchase mAth.
] emAtioAl lnstTumentG for the Surveyors Office.
On motion, At 1850 this morning, the Board
| adjourned.
TINS AEswEHs TO ohAve
received the following additional answers to
the question for accountants Ia Fridays Re-
PUBLICAN
al N. W. makes AS capital at the close
t55, 1880, BIS e55 1880, C's t55, 27s 20.
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A's capital at close $50, $3.50, BIS $685.
So6. IS, C's s3s, 365 IS,
or. W." hgureG AS net capital at the
close as t37, 2Ss.20, BE- aud C's ESQ, 7SS. 20,
the total proat being 500. 7l4,0o.
81. II. s." clerk In department, opens q
! full ledger account Of the transaction aud
divides the resources al closing a. follows;
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J. sends two answers.
SuppOslng the amount sold on commission
included In the aggregate 'alcs, Az share 10
set down at sSl ,s5145, BIS s,522.7o, C.'s
t32, 09i.l
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hut only the three per cent. commissions the
following Is given as the result AS share
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Tolal o3.706 90
Constellation OF New CENETERY.-
Friday next, 25th instant, occurs the feast
OF the AnnUnclatiOU, aud this has been &C.
lgcted as the time for the conservation OF the
new cemetery, which has been laid out and
arranged by the congregation of 81 MaTy's
(GeTman) Catholic church, Fifth street.
The dedicatory services viii consist OF re-
llglous services at tho church, a procession
with music, 10 which the following organi.
cations will take part Young Mems St.
Aloysius Society, the school children OF st.
Mary's church, sOdaltes Of the church, St.
Joseph's, 81. Nicholas and 81. BonIfaces'
Society, aud others, the Catholic clergy OF
this city and Baltimore. The procession
ruIl Enrn, II III. nhnruh M 1 nNnlnnL- =. ~.