Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-14
CORPORATION AFFAIRs.


George Ii Elliot Chief EG-iueer OF the waning
Erop..ed new water main smoGRtius - S4Sj.2}
! ne MAY OF says II was Transmitted by aim 10 thH
appears To have been lost. an abstract Of the let
Ter has been published in The sTsK.I Ordered to
Several Council bll. were referred, including the
C1 snsgrasiSs IA sunday the Lth Instant the
tays whtoD the board refused 10 suspend the ruier
~ - NJ THE -R-sH EXILEs To- TFF Carnival.
t.sstii resolution requesting the rayor to
extend the hosetaities Of, AND Invi alton t. 'isi
tne GU 81 W.sbHstGs IN the name - the corporate
spihoI ties thereof during The appre@chins Csrr
'a TO ihe liberated and eTiiso irsh "a not
d.frsy the expesse, read. an on the aSe,ii5u
u -u-Pepdiss the rules, the vote stood ieas-
More, shepheTd, sIsitr and Stewart MAJ
ne,sr' Gh..., Ce.n,llr, sns GUlick-
~. o@@NSolLY> or,,,ov % Ex,Lrs sEyv.srLy.
N tsnIolly mo, Ell sassti. uts for toe Come.
FrsoI0iiNh In substitute sgts forth that with or
nFIe territory II orr privilege t. we.cCns lavrs
and ar, entitled TO eur sympathy: tha, the ices.
Manifestations against Great Britain nave bTought
a Of tn; .9 in. Ig. Ds.rs The a'
eur sympathy 70 win al vino struggle and ,uf-g an
either sdici-l shnent nor sstri-
.uos should be accepted So ys5aH td,,s evidence ~
rehro ncyGd.i mar, me. 81 Irs!ahI 6 y Pni.ns
alI ~ hmns1ry, who had .eccss.l'eiy resolves
can psople as Distinguish champions Of ;rsedou,
Little aId meant much TIE gentleman substitute
~AEp rrcH hNp MEANT ITTLg
said that not one of the thirteen members present
knew for what offences the men whom II was pra
John Mitchell, who had taken The oath Vi allesiap,
TO tnls country only that he might rebel sgalnr it
Mr. Mctathrsn though it might be sttachiua to,
much Hp' rtanGe to too board TO suppose u could
IuE BRITISH LION,
tn' ne, as SIN pie German was reasy 10 express
L T5hD leg h.. 4
e PITCH MO ths Brltish government, and sId the
hr. Gulick, Mr.. Moore, MIR. McCsthran and MIR
slater GepIeGaI.1 The bringing Of r2tic. int the
iTsh citizens from iDtimstions as to their diS"v
ATTY and said they had rendered good service 10 the
, Mr.. Connolly substitute Was lsst-v-as a es.rs
BAKER Connolly and or2.smsn, nav. 10.
The Council resolution. were passsd-yess II nav
=, APPROPRIATION FOR THE Carnival.
such mnncipa oe.r" Of otRes cites s. a. m,y
Id the festivities j. t. city on The s5th ana 2lst
inst Al e, VA. read. Mr.; shepherd moved 10
yrss 9, Q; e. the Tnes we're not suspended and
the resolution referred to the comlsittec en-
tn. rs.so. the r mayor q
TIE CITY presidents Of the respective boards and
Der, Of TIE Board Of Common Council to to be ap
so'ntss ny the presidents Of the respective boards
the hospitaie, of this CITY 10 iii, Governor, Of the
etstes and Territories and the Mayors aud a.
Who ). present - til. spsroschns fs.tiv ii
on me 2eih and 2lst instsrts, and that . sum Of
OF the general fund-prs' iisd the sum tkns spprc.
substitute was s,i.stsd. Yeas-Me sr. Chase Cri..
man, Davis Hins, Moore, sh-pbers, and Stewart
lick, and Skaters. The resolution as then passed
by /, 70 the same vote as on the adoption of the
nr base On the committee on the pari Of this
H9LlD.y AT THE CITY HALL DURING TIE CARNIVAL.
council resO luton closing the COZ pOratiOH ofce.
on the uth and 2l't insts. was read Mr.. Quick
day only after IL clock m iostNyeas 8 nays7'snd
the resolution passed yeas u, nay /, Mr.. Con
,1Ho,E ~,NE en- BOUNTY CLAIMS
ny. C38nnon,' from the Committee on finance
that c. mmittee be referred to Mr.. Moore, wh1 was
ACQUAINTED with the history OF thu claims, which
motion was agreed e., end several similar claims m
Possession Of Mr.. Slater were also referred to II
till for relief Of J. ". vsndenburgh; passed
Waterman 10 the west wing, OF the City Hall $500
Mr. o9nroily from the same COMMITTEES, reported
sd'er.tl, on the nomination on } e. Mck-lden for
City Auditor and ths nomination was rejected by
yeas 8, nsys1
Dir Slater called the Come bill apBro eEiatins
s.O 10 TsS Reuben Collins damages he claims
have sustained TO new brick house by flooding il
a ram storm, caused " corporation Contractor
danrning up an unHprOyed alley adjoining
sIis. house, which caus ed thswste TO .sttle thu
Mr. Connolly, frem finance committee, reported
adv ersely en- petitions Of Hush Tuohy, Z. Rich
church. Emanuel Macon and Michael CoInor, and
on bin for reiiefCf John Conner aud the committee
JOINT resolution granting Garu.hs owen permits
sion 70 erect frame bath house I'D dining his bric.
Mr.. Moor. IRON the special committee On th- &C
s s t. Of 'hs lily ksgi:eT reported back Coanc
nection with the issuing and certifying Il tie cor
poration bonds. certificates Of ind-bi edne.s &c
With an amendment which was agreed 10 .ht the
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
a,ksd 70 be relieved from further consideration ct
several bills and papers which further action Was
boa "a on tho sub lects referred TO in them.
Alse, reported fayorsbly on bills to curb pave and
18Th to 2st streets west both sides of street north
rom Nsrth Capitol TO Ah street cast north side q
and 9lst street west south side Of north street
from 18th to 2eth street west east eide OF 1872 street
tide d sor,h street i5i street TO ' Com
necticut avenue west side Of 8th street vest from
Irom X TO w street northwest; south side
IF Il street north, frcn l4th TO 10Th ives;
both .dss Vi Pierre street from New Jersey sv
70 North Capitol street; Sonth street, from 18th TO
to street north: both sde. y i5'h ,rest we on
from COrcoran TO Boundary street; north side OF
street southwest from 9Th 10 18th streets southwest
both sides OF street north from lst to 9TH west
sast side OF lDh street east, from Maryland avenU,
10 East Capitol street, and north side Of l. street
louth, from South Capitol TO 18th street also to
lay lag io0tways q! intersection OF eth and streets
northwest. Oh eth street east, between and and
and streets south midway Of the squares across
PennsylS aDia avenue at 18th street northwest and
on ssuih side Ct New York avenue at its intersection
With 18th and streets northwest also IS take up
Md relay footwsys and Cutters in various localities
10 grade and gravel Rhode Island venue, from Yer
mont aNenue TO 9TH street west ID street east from
north 10 Boundary Sherman street. from 18th 10
18th west; Ureet south, from I'd to ID east Pierce
street, from New jersey avenue to North Capitol
street and street north from 9Th to l4th west to
grade t9uarebSl 10 abate a nuisance. TO trim and
gravel l9h street west, from TO Boundary
north; and q street north. from 9TH to 10Th west;
10 grade and pave the carriageway OF street north
from 18th street vest TO Pennsy iyania avenue: TO
construct bridge on Boundary street; 10 construct
bridge the canal Sd street est one across
street north, between Nth and 18th west: one
across James Greek at n street southwest: one ~
Intersection Of sh and streets northwest one
run at 7th and streets northwest; and o9e on 18th
street between l. and n northwest Also. bill smspd
Ell. to repair canal bridges; also, bill TO amend bill
for construction of Q in street and alley in
square as ALSO bills for relief 0f Francis over, J.
r.. Csssia, Andrew Gle sson, Patrick Cuil'Rsne, A.
MckeDzis, y. II. Nightingale. jeremiah Costello,
and Dennis McNsmara, also, bill for protection OF
life OF lAeorers on sewers, providing for snoring
up the embankrnsa by the contractor; also. bills
to AIDE and pave the alley in square %6S and re
pave alley In square 49, 10 carry out i'm of
2sd street west elso, Joint resolution requesting the