Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-10
CORPORATION AFFAIRS.
Raara oil Alderae.. Jnanarx nt,


ard 4 L kidseiy. ward asoth carries; the I'D re-
p'It :. ne Bosru ~ irs.teesoI Public Schools for
1890 AND ibe q port ~ the attendant oi the
Nsbthfhn AsJ luH fcr the month IL December.
u Alec a. rcuucing b- approval Of several acts
vblch yrisina''d IN hi b ard. sIso, transmitting
G Nm nlesf'os oI Henry Juho.nn asking ths privi
ifGe 81 =. I'M WIZ made fro grapes grown in mis-
'if.ysI@n Mar LAND BY sple without pa ment
ot be na hcense; all Of " hsch spropriateiy
TIE ACCIDENT TO rnr FIREnEs.
con snicstion va rec.i ed from p. n. Du
b. fresidenS pro. TEN. of the Board II Fire Com
nj "a, mere 81 ling sttsntion 10 the action of the
Dec, nber 18th BY which Of Inc m.mb-rs Of tne
oerArtmen, hes iss his lite and Others were
APR, pIisti, BY the Conn,is suiieI.nt 40 cove
az lar a. possible the losses sustain by these poor
men white IN the aisehare u their duties" referred
10 COMMITTEES on Or. department
1HB WHOLESALE HAREEr.
,pee trsnsmitt1ng eonma gicatIon IRON Adnlph
Wholesale .rte, building in the square bordering
The Mayor says =" The hnsncis 81 m. ms Of The cor
poIsiIon will not warrant the conjunction Of tue
ferred unless u should be deemed adv able to con.
.Iaei IN ADDITIONAL oebt for it's construction, aud
feri cd 70 committee ON markers ard orcered 70 De
printed "
GRANTS PAVEMENT.
recommending The Breckiebsnk / Traitor Voc wS5d
tspii Hin ard Living he GcunSils to wi1nros
the GIerai,ion of putting i down next "Wednesday
HK CHA-E on WOOD pAvrNExTs
y communication vas received iron the Mayor
relation 10 woed and other rayemcnt. The PAPER
isrtiy ,oL &; and was gartisy, Rad by the secrs-
Hon siitl some dbnfe was WHICH mo-
Several Council bills were referred
IKE CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT
Council TesoIUti.n for sppon u-at OF a commit.
pprCpristiop for the Weshinston channel ~ tba
Pott mae river, was adopted.
11NGRKsaloNAL AID FOR THE PUELIC SCHOOLS
The tounoli resolution inttructng .hs COMMITTEES
n.lors VtnSrTss to urge the passage OF sppGopri-
schools Of this District was received tbsy b,y3n
Islee,ed the endnen;s OF this board striking Out
era, school y stem Tor the District '"A "Au ssh
Mr. Baker moved 10 adhere to the sm.nameut in
reeds from that Striking Gus e .1 of and to
nv c,li,te E ,aSzst L s tasoa sYsIkM
finance committee.
hr Stewart Was in favor Of Mr. Bakers motion,
not ccnien plated to have mixed schools. that
would Gene ia good time, but he did favor one board
MI Moore said that SUCH action locked to mixed
.Tn.t MsySr Bowen hsd Appointed two oolored
81 ,endinz coored children to the While chool..
MT Connolly said tbs mixed schools were sure to
look back with wonder that there Should be ornD
sitisn to them. The two children put in BY the col.
not be piCked out by the keensrI aye They lad one
SsIi Of scored blood AID ferty parts Of white
neen cone; The coored people did not have Nil that
eolored shiltrsn vopld not be forced INTO Whit:
sfbhSGls We shonio have good schools for colored
admitted 70 them He fIood upon tbs ssns platform
10 s-ss.d 70 eolored PEOPLE twenty years ago.
ssrs to Know much s about too t.'n
been informed that about that time the gentleman
MAKING DENoc.ATIc sPrEcHFs N FRONT OF TIVE
Mr. Connolly dhar ses GHai' II. statement -
a. 81 81 49, -,
to charge him with lyira lust 90 say 50. And ba
would meet him right here, (pOnting 10 tho snacs
Mr. Cc6noy sad a he In" ssd Ike p e. the
who Inf de such assertion IN relation 10 sIors
an be y culd convince him that lie telling what
Mr., Croker .sid there va. 10 question Of mixed
placement that cOlored Trustees had violated any
law "ss not true The children in question, wore
Of both Maryland and Virginis. which ce,Isr. all
Ihofen White having seven eish's OF more Of whit.
Hr Moore said Mr.. Connolly himself from In.
con tnitee on finance. reported aud voted in favor
ife2tuTF more TOR tbeir schools alone than al M,
Z obey they ray Tor tsxe-.
After further debate the motion 10 refer ,s.Ios
:, ay sssr-; Baker, Oh AM iOn. Chs.. ConnoIiy
iNs, she ehe1d later, Stew art aud the President
ns Mt striking out ths following clause, THAT the
committee be auth OTized to upon Con grrss IN.
I'm IL ssgs Msssr eg pSj s sGaG9l ,y,
ani Moore, = so that clause was restored TO the bill
- Z. 1'OOlC MOstu U ftcsas from the Amendment
u lCIizLng ho committee 20 urge upon Congress
Ihe tesIoIaiIVAot
TIE PorLrAx
.uf The bsneht OF tire pubic schools Lost yea5-
q e. srs CrossnIsn, Hine and Moore Esys-II
MI. shepherd moved 10 insis: Up IA the s8Iend
nent, and 20 ask con mittes Of conterescs Agreed
70; fess-hessTs; Baker: Champion, Chase, Coz
oily CiosEman. Davis, Gulies Met .thrAn Fhap
e o. Stat stewart ana the President Croker
". La. s-EG8-rs, II me and ECCrs-2
AI nec. hr.n, -hen his name MAS called. de
voting Hewould bemulilat- limb from limb frs
hr Chase - move rs BE- u.utilsted then 4"
hf,,r On anuzing discussion Mr. ncCa.brs,
: t&hti' ard voted IA ihc Affirmative Is above re
hcGS, cows, GFxsF. AND GOATS rAvx voTrs.
Council bill repeating the .sct in relation o the
bS arc q hssith apRro'es JsruaEy Icth' iso ~ss
Alderman stewart announced himself the cham
Bosr Of and osie ana
sotgte Tor the sweeping bill OF the lower board, a
order Of the Board 81 Health to be su.penIed until
such time as there sbsi be additional legislation
Police to hi, force not to interfere with .ny
cows: hogs, goats, OF geese. which may be found
si.s.5n i. had Mr. s,sHSrt said The Boafd 20 Of
Health might 60 on and declare horscs nuissaces in
THE BOARD OF ALDxRMEY NUISANCE.
~ sherherd thought they would net be far ont
M. HcCsthrar gsTc The Board OF Health a severe
respiDe On account Of their orsIsterpins their
POWER, and ASSUMING 70 be greater than those who
gave thsnl Official e3iItence.
Mr.. CoupClly moved the adoption OF two resolu-
ticnI-One referring tbs matter TO the Board of
Health and the other requesting che Mayor to Gus
pend the snOrct rie8t Of the Low ia reis TO
r8sis running st largo for forty days.
Mr.. Quick uOyed resolution authorizing the
p 3yOT 10 r 9utst the Board Of Health to suspeLd
heir order Ent tLis board takes further action in
the matter.
The motion to refer wss ost-yess-i de ssrs Chase
moore, md Shepherd-3, Bays-Messrs.> Baker.
hampton, Dsyis, Gulick, AcCahrsn, Slater, stow
art, and the preside mt (CrccEeri-S.
MIR. Quick motion Was lost, and the Council bill
Tss sed: Yeas-Aes.Ts. Baker Champion, Connolly,
IrOCker, Davis, GuliCk, McCaihTaR, Slater, ana
Sttwart-9: nays-Aessrs. Chase, cressman, Moore,
81 Shepherd.
Mr. shepherd introduced a bill authorizing and
requesting the Mayor TO Immediately collect from
the CCupants q the stands and stsl in The Center
b aIEtt all srtesraees OF rents prior 10 and mp to
Dec nlbT 81 1879, sud that he also 10 b. col
SIS co.. annual rental Of tie market grounds passed
Adjourned.
Hoard of Common COuneii.
President Holden in the chair, and all the mem
bsrs present except Mr.. Palmer. Prayer by 0sun
ciln an Bowen.
message was receive ed from the Mayor in answer
to resolution, stating that the present Ward Com
rlissOleTs issue certificates VI Indebtedness TO
isboreTs. rtstemeDts Of time made given in
several instances, but Ibis Was stopped soon
discovered. Also, ore inclosDg bill Tor medicines
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