Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-22
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

tine +. Williams, 6. Duff, NJ. Feeney.
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
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CoTNCIL.--,Yesterday afternoon the bin reguiat-
ing the liz, iiT,,spee,i,G;n Of HoIE Tas Geferrcd
pate tile taxes levied pay the next issfasnent
Of semi annual interest on the funded debto that
the rate Of interest and rsfer- ed.
in relation 10 he system Of ssnc
ana rT9 ~ fGr ss payment 81 r same vas re
erty- w
TIE APPOINTMENTS nEAD-1ock
red the disagreeing votes Il tte two Houses n the
printing bir submitted Majority report, giving the
Mr. Thcrpson made n inority report stan ing that
tt. Of the three mess,ers Of the Coancil committee
sat,nittrd by Mr. Brown' i ''i' ''''' 'Gp'''
III, Peck made slotlon that the report be not
the Conference caiaiiee OF each house, and here,
~ ar ws1 o he agsES SgtS an. move.
that it he reccDi..itte 70 the committee.
Mr. fG4 rn an1d hg gD1f of rdsT
vote being tsiSn, the Chair sustained lg toll.
Mr. Thdaasoa Objected and after some en DEBATE, tn,
motion H5, Tss ado pied by vote OF g -
Mr.. G$Sick objected, saying that if there was any
Brown was that PERSON, he being IN ssmpsthy with
the lower house on the matter at issoe. -
The Council refused To excuse Hr. Brown. Adj
jourfsd. : = - = ~,.'rT t-'S'Tf -
HOUSE OF .DELEGATEs.-Under the call of
Of Joseph swsrta; refrrtG Mr. Ennis S III isd hSS
oil sxemr ting from appraisement wearing APP
Also RESOLUTION directing the Jdiei.ry 5@nttse
s unPsst sse " by Of
at the end Of his term Of ciceas Register Of Wills,
corded, and slso Whether ssia o Brine had given
bonds for The faithful pesformanse Of his dp,s, 10
water main in 9 street south, between 9Th and u,
streets do stree from I'm TO list streets referred
i daeser 81
s 81 Of e ii sssSr to s rs2Te
NJ REFoRTs IRON COMMITTEES
rg orted bill providing that the Board of Public
Works shah cause Pennsylva nia avenue to he
ond time. Also resolution requesting the Board If
Public Works to inquire to the most feasible
nine's bridge; adopted Also. INTRODUCED bill making
District Of Coumbia, OF "a -sSs 9s referred to Com
charged frcm he further consideration of the reso
sl%n TO Of the rsts Of Che
Harkness stated that al ihe tine Tie resointi6n was
eTty hoders were required t. pay the whole Penre
p ,S{inS fo9twsys hut since then the BearIlof
should pay but one-third. The committee was dis
alley fqnsTe witch was read d s t:e"nd d f pave
back hill regulating hackney carriages, &c. and
asked that it be referred to the Comnitre on Laws
Mir. Brown, from the Committee on Health, asked
70 lie dschaTged from the further censderafios of
Health II IeiereRce to Che pound, and communica~
tion Of b. Mere relatives 10 supplying medicines
Mr. Bsrsisy, from lie ccmitfee on Drainage. re-
Srsey Avenue ief from ne Which SS New
read second time.
Means, reported bal ant horizing the Governor TO
anticipate the revenue to the amount Of $50 500;
which was read a Sc > Jm".
The Speaker laid b. 3sy m House a message from
81 the BoaT G Pee IN TasSn 10 dT t6a
lad condition Of The station houses which was
the consent d the Of properly posted
Mr. Gss.g introduced bin to provide for the ap
M. Boswell introduced bill to grade and paw alley
square i94. Referred. Adjourned.
GEowLs---'' A Mechanic writes to complain
Of the footing OF the musicians OF some OF the
new military. companies, whereby his sick chill
dren are kept awake at n late hour of the night
Georgetown Heights complains that the
subscribers TO THE STAR in that locality miss
theirp paper frequently. He understands that the
carrier frequently exchanges THE STAR for
flowers with the young people of the neigh Dor
hood. He adds =" A love OF flowers Is no doubt
commendable, lin one so young,) but when a
another NATTER cod '.t 1858 49, Ut
suflerer, complains that the pump at the
corner or lcth and h streets, y. W., has been out
OF repair for some weeks. 49, e
!" South Washington" asks if the Board of
Health, the Board OF Public Works, or whoever
Is responsible. viii not attend 10 the nuisance on
street, 3. W.. corner OF 9Th street, where, In
consequeneeof the biunder OF the Street Super
intendent OF the Ward Commissioner, the gut
ter-water is expected 10 run up hill.
"a Parent whose Child was Robbed of all its
Money" denouncts "swindling under the name
OF church charity" as practised by young ladies
at strawberry festivals who preside over tables
Al Hhar h.V. firla
chased. He COR she) saws ''With whatever
motives parents indulge their children in the
supposed innocent, II not charitable, object of
the vicinity, they certainly did not do 80 with the
expectation of having them not only robbed of
the money furnished to them, but TO be taught
that robbery-bold and unblushing-was justifa-
BILE under the plea of alleged good to be done by
these young ladies' who presided over ice cream,
lemonade, strawberry and other sweetmeats."
FIVE French Gilt, Oroide. Plated. Ruhhe,
jet and Tortoise shell iewelry, new and beautiful
styles, received to-day at Priggs, 457 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Hoe -CHoLERA.-A virulent type of hog chol-
era has made its appearance in Fairfax county
Va, and many Of the farmers there have lost
and are losing large numbers of their hogs.
THE GREAT FALLS COMPANY have generously
agreed to furnish all of the ice required for the
Children's Hospital this season without charge.
THE CAMP MEETING for Hillsboro' Circuit,
Loudoun county, Virginia, will be held near
HIlsboro', commencing August IL.
SEE CARD of Lasell Female Seminary in
another column. ...t
GEORGETOWN.
PUBLIC SCHOOL FxAMINArIoNs.-The exam