Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-06
IISIsLA1IyE AsSEnBLY.

CnUNcIL.-M.. DOUGLASS, from the committee on
for priI,iSs suI%i,.ed % Is" COM an
mite prIniing before being paid. ADOPTED
Go,er1o I"relmbur.e The e. neral fund for m ,neys
anil. 'paied fer the current eapens-s the past year
Mr.. B,e~ne called up..n the CONN itfee o. rail
s:si =, ce. p r. q spSn 81 aeoG a. had ban
rosi. Mr. Douglass stated that efforts had been
n.1. to have q MEETING Of be committee, bat so far
II. use bi.is an end an act imposing licenses on
apr pri lions or badns over TN ainaee and
.t.sg' ntiBe which Supplies the high service r-ser
Of the c. u"iy proportion Of the police funI, were
Council bill for allowing an abatement Tor promp.
pay mehi Of fa1rs returned from he Houss with
an am, ndms nj extending he tiae to the h instant
~ IHE coIosED scHo FUND AGAIN.
Mt. Browne, fTt m tn committee judiciary, TO
VII, m was referred the concurrent resoluIin re-
lain Z" pUDeys due the trustees Of cnlsred Schools
laws On IN. ,ufec and Stating that the comm ,I es
had &C me to the conclusion pres sed in tn. mu-
u to this Sds VIE sSss G"d2 e1 De s,a
trustees Of cored schols are enttlea % receivs
gIsss The sor Schools upon mskpT ny Gn,
IN refer and they therefsre recommend the adop
quire be proI ofic,5s without unnecessary delay,
~ "a, over TO the trustees Of public schools. upon
sighed By &C, Of Ccnqre,. for the rducaon Of coIo'o
I'm d en- The report was 'ecepted and the rrsOlu
EOrsE OF IELEGATES.-rhe bill for the con.
t"ncts 81 ,esl' tor live .ock, &c, wa. taken up
srtsitnte suih, Iz ng such scal, TO he er ed at
T"'d End IN Uniont WIN, To be annually let 10
,be high.st bidder, a. under the old corp ration
Jaw The substitute vas agreed 10, and tbs bill
MT. Bur.ley ofered q resolution requesting the
Speaker make arrarsem-, is for the opening Of
M MsKn. MIN bt IN re- rrs sa% Utilization
c. mit.e ob heahh 10 axe me- assures to prevent the
,IItsd OF smallpox; lCst-hessrs. Brown, McKnight.
murray and tie SPEAKER ouly voting in ,he affirm
n
lions reported unfayrsbiy on Amt resolution re-
auestins the Delegate in Congrej 10 secure amend
Dsrc nay elect one or more Presidentap see,o an
reLorf concur ed i,-yeat Q. nays4
reported bills authorizing the Governor to ncso'
I ate bobds at siz per cent gold seven per cent
to Iednee The psssIy for nom m.nt from T per
cent. to IA per cent read . .eco.d time.
rHE COLoRRD SCHOOL FUND.
On motion Of Mr. Campbell, the rules were sus
LeDGed to take mp The Council rsssIuton requesting
to the Trustees Of the Coiored schools the
due to them, on the of the proper
Alter eebate, Mr. Davis moved TO postpone the
scGsiosison oi the subject ti'l tomorrow ito day
Subsequently, and just before the close Of the ses-
which tn. resolution in relation to the cOiored
schools was P.stponed Mr. Moore opposed the
Lad LETT in the belief that the matter would not be
SIcnshi up, and RECONSIDERATION a. this time wonId
lie UNJUST TO them. The motion was adopted and the
Iefo,sion agreed to; yeas Is: nays-Hessrs. Brown
mOure-Z.
MT. Hall, from the compttee on charities and cor.
,seti9ns, repartsd bill making an sppropriation of
MADE lag ~ the
ti?bs OF the Governor message to appropriate col
Bill 20 extend the time for an abatement Of taxes
THE NoRTBERS MARKET SITE.
Council Iesoution in relation to q site for the
northern Market, authorizing the Cover to pur
sSs e Is
Mr.. Hall movie 10 refer it to special committee
rs The Con mttee on markets had already considered
Mr.. Carroll thought that such motion was disre.
Il the Beu.e should do as the Council had done.
j fer il to the mark cts committee.
ject to reference 20 select committee.
Mr. dickson said 1t ok,d like discou, tesy to the
of he hands BE defended the ACTON 70 :. fn ts
committee as being perfectly honorable They were
n.GsG el he rlen. and dessry 'h0usnt were
Mr. Campbell tho, lsht that the committee should /
the reports in eireuIstio in relation to the selecson
Which VIII not only 10 for the present 6ut tho future
Mr. c.TTal t ssd ia, it vas .. the suggestion Of
others in authority that the Markets were located
Mr.: Murray ws' glad to hear the eos.mittse haa |
not ioiioxsd ont their own views. SHs wsss led X
now be appointed who would act according to their
Alter some further debae, the motion to refer to
special committee prevailed: Yeas-Messrs. Brown,
s1Iss.s; 6;pDSsli; S.ssin, Han, a.Iln'';: Hum,
Carroll, Cog. Davis; Iiel,sn, .nd MeKnightNs
ton from the Governor, transmitting the report Of
the Board Of Health in relation TO the eIpen5is1Ies
q the board .i.S t1rsn::%,,inE lis, Of jusde Of
IN m iSe seer, and from The inspector of she
Metropolitan Police, in relation 70 the condition Of
a commune ition from ChsrlesI !. King, in relation
20 he powers and duties Of the Board OF Trustees
i,cf kd;onrred