Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-27

teney in every department, He had failed with
Gone,, and Eh The PsSPss , 81 me Ssy ne -
the wants Of the people should BE estaoliihed.
Speeches were made BY Dr. Stephenson and
others, reviewing the speech o. Voi, forney,
visit certain streets Erayeled and paved during
the administration OF Mayor Bowen, and then
make q speech on the Improvements OF the
The meeting then adjourned.
THE CESrRR MARKET-HousE.-The HouIe
bill Incorporating the Washington Market
Company passed the Senate yesterday with
the following amendments recommended by
the Senate Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds
Section two 10 amended 90 as to allow the
purchaser Of a stand or stall to retain posses
sion thereof $50 long az he chooses to occupy
the same for his own business and pay the
rent therefor and the rent shall only be raised
on application to Mayor and Common Coun.
ell, who, after hearing the parties. may
change and determine the same" 1.-THE bill
as q passed the House only allowed the STALL
holder to retain possession "for the term for
which the sale has been made and the rents
TRs same section lie amended by striking
out the words In brackets and Inserting the
words 10 Italics a. suhlOinedi And the mu-
nioipal government Of said city shall at all
times have power to make and enforce such
Sna tSs mSnsso% % t tSsT.o S R %sr
Judgment the tinterests,l convenience, health
and safety OF the community may require"
, n ~ rs Is rsgsired ma the sue,etlp
National hotel, llnatead OF "the once Of sad
eompAny,") in the city OF waahington, on the
second Monday following the hnai passage Of
inserted 10 this section TO DO away with the
possibility Of the stock being monopoliEed BY
few individuals; " After the books, as aforo.
said, shall have been kept open for the space
OF two days, ~ larger amount than the CAPT.
tai stock OF said company shall have been
subscribed, the books shall be closed, and the
..id soTRoIa. .n. 'hS, iorfhS1h sPPortiGn
snoh mAnner-hrst, that citizens OF the city OF
Warrington shall hAvs the full amount indl-
yiduallJ subscribed for, so far a. may be prae-
tioAblej second, that any deductions shall be
made from subscript ions ofthe largest amount,
so that no bona dds subscription shall be al.
minished while any larger subscription shall
The following amendment 10 inserted In sec.
tion ~: "Propided, That II the Corporation Of
the city Of Warrington shall, AfterA period
By a vote Of the CounSils thereof, sspr.ss I
desire to possess ltaelf OF the said market
buildings and grounds, Congress may author.
iIe the eSrporsts authorities to take po,ses;
MArket-house Company OF a sum OF money
equal to a fair and Just valuation Of the build.
ings and improvements then standing on said
taininE such valuation shall be detsrminsd by
In section 10 the sun to be paid BY the mar.
creased from $4,000 to Us, 100, aud it iS pro.
vided that this sum shah be set apart for the
establishment and maintenance Of schools and
the support and relief Of the poor OF said city
And the District OF Columbia
Section II 4, amended BY striking out the
following words; Provided, That nothing 10
lion m na1Isi' hoD.s. ~ M ny ~ VIZ e,ee
ton or eity Of SsoIs,town whsn 2, s,,dtaa Il.
private OF Individual subscription"
sdSpfssa Y The ssns one iS section By
nn.sn ~ - INSTRUMENTATION ,Us,uol sna y uesuotiohs ne
sssin, ~. III =, .n y enee o. SUB
~ " ii snah W ~ auo rum subscriptions
The bIifi ssso%nanIsd hv y.,, D,..t,. am.
s,nisAu9ns OF plAus, maIeri hs and wotkmsn-
,hp . o. M new mhrhet ouiiulng, requiring
nsr M ~ IN hss, nv IN 'he pes' man
There nt seems to Be 10 doubt thu, the House
MI RtVmIpP,iy ~ ntlee W thS amenamehtsl 400
sa1t.ta,i ~ ~, Ss0oine iaM, I'M. wiz give
sfrordiSs 4 grand pnSijs Imnyb,y az, opH , ~
Siao A. beins he ppssn" nIrfn. ils out
snnioyncnI b. - isss ,s ~ tiatng immeolsle
srd iSboTeTs Al tlms when sgsh smnioR ans,es
h very much needed' wv" "en'
SHAyBtKLn,s sUAn RAUN-A .sI.., n..,,, a,
ladies and gentIemen len INF. civ on Manasx
morning on the stAuneh sieamboat Owns "
smith. CSpt MaTtin' foI tlIynont 10 M, -
inyigoratinE sNii down The Iiyef and ~ ~,
dulEe in the deisotshIe inSuriss a. iinisDLss
ahad y The I'm down the rive, 49, Tnnst
enjoyable one, and the little Cyrus p. smith
were Rteased with petroieum' WebsI,s bhna
added to the joyousnela Of the oeeaaiop
The party arrived at Giymoni 10 due season,
all bent on making the time pass as pleasantly
as possible, and betook III 3 m Elves 10 TambIInS
about the well laid out aud well kept grounds,
swinging, while others, who were OF 4 pIIoA.
specimens Of the "deuiTSns On The desn'i 10
show themselVes uDoa lsrya 6rma. Tke AZ
tempt Of the DISCIPLES Of ave Gentle Isaac
Walton" were not, however, of such maTni-
The 'bake," for such IL was called, amounted
to : we'll Appointed and well served dinner,
with thanked shAd" as Its principal feature.
AIS p. m, where the excursionIsts wiled away
the time as tired mortAls best know how 10 90
under similar eirsumsianees. Gard parties
were solved, and the highly intellectual and
athletic game OF DRAW Poker," penny ante
with nVe cent limit, was IndulEed In, and the
amount changing hands during = game Of an
eye on the nnsneiat trsnsaetion, was jlst Il
cents. He accounts for II BY saving at was
very late In the month";
On the return trip the sxcursIonists held q
meeting 10 the ladies' cabin, and called M. j.
N. 9oslsr 10 the chair Mr. Oscar HouEh was
appointed secretary.
The following resolutions were adopted:
RSIOiptd, by the exeuTGIonisis ia meetIpr,
that our thanks are due, and are hereby te o,
deFed to Captain John Martin. of the HtAunoh
steamer Cyrus y. smith, for his RentlemAnly
treatment and safe transit; and, Also, we tender
our thanks to Mr.. JoSeph II, ShAfield And hls
efficient caterer, Mr. II. p. Keeoh, for the
Bumptuous entertainment IpFeGd upon the
boards at Oh ymont, all ioininE 10 the hone that
their ShAd obi may never be lesS.p
The party all arrived In sood order and we'll
conditioned Al about q oieIook well nIeased
II 10 the Intention OF M ShAfield 10 Fepeat
the excursion on next Monday, and all who
wish to pass a day down the river in 40
enjoyable manner should take heed.
LOCAL BREyITfRs.- DeteetIyea Coomea and
Miller yesterdAy arrested a small how NAMED
ThomAs Oopnofiy CHARGED with stenlinG IN
from his ErApd.fatheF, as on which were fonnd
In his posSssslon, Hers held for a heaTinS'
Andrew Jackson, colored, chsrsed Win tres.
passing BY cutting sod from PenpGyiyania
Bowen pays % per day to each man for cut.
ting grass from the cutters.
A mad dog was shot BY Ofleer white at the
corner Of Third and II streets yesterday.
MuEzlo the brutes.
Mary Ross, ooloTed, having desire to famIl-
lAriIe herself with Listen to the MoekinK
Bird" stole several OF the feAthery tribe from
neiEhbor, for which she was held to bail for
court BY Justice Schmidt.
so for soliciting trade without license A.