Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-26

bird time, and Mr.: Brooks moved TO amend by
y the commission, in order TO have the Council IN.
resented; agreed to. wv
the eI penses Of the commission be paid aes that
judiciary contingent fund; lost. 0a'0i the
the vote by which It was lost, fe00hS''ef
return House bill No So thu De rsSasstec 70 70
Iss IN IN DR. q which
At II rs O'Clock, on notion OF Nh brnos.. IN.
Council took recess till IL O'Clock.
be to SFSoes movsa se the
prI;a seO os offered resolution authorizing the
dnrins the recess Of the Council, Whose services
shall be raid for out Of the contingent fund adopted
the on aonse BIN l on
ical book, reported that they hSd agreed to the
snd Ss sri
T, Mr. BOOKS moved TO reconsider the vote by which
The bill tSe sewer Bill was s then amended and
passed. Messrs. Thompson and the President
voting in the negative. =
HoUsE.-Mr. Trimble moved that when the
House adjourn It be to meet at nine o'clock to- NOR
row. agreed to.
Mr.; Wall called up Council bill to regulate the
sales In restaurants, &C., and addressed the House
M.ssf. brewer brown IN. Hunt Mcknight fi shsp.
herd, TsIiafero, Wall, and the speake.| Nays
Nsfmid BerI' casett' Chase Long, Urel and
Mr. Chase changed his vote before il was an.
nouBced, aud entered a motion to reconsider.
Mr.. Hulse, from the committee on appropriations,
seRortea thu ordinary and contingent appropriaton
bill; also the salary bill, each with amendment ia
Messrs. Taliafero, Mex night and DYER were an
pointed the committee Of conferences on the bin
making appropriations for certain charitable insti-
Council bill for the relief of the parishes Of the
Mr.. hepherd called up Council bin for the relief
Mr.. Ciaeett called up Council bill to cancel a tax
title on alley In square 4sQ. passed.
Council amendments to pay w. P. Cottrell l. Co.
for material furnished were non-concurred in.
Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on claims, re-
ported adversely on Council bill for the relief of DR.
Josias Slick laid over informally.
MIR: Shepherd, from the committee of conference
on OIL reiatng TO com pound hose pipe and com
sum OF Sl746. 81 is named as the appropriation The
report was adopted
Mr.. smoot called up Council bill to provide for a
deficiency in appropriations for laying the thirty
inch and other water mains
Mr.. Shspberd moved to strike ont the Iroyiso that
fines against him shall be RENTED; agreed to.
Mr.. Chase offered q resolution requesting the
Council to return Council bill in relation to restan
Mr.. Dyer. from the committee Of conference on the
tax bill submitted report that they had agreed to
which makes the teachers salary a special fund in
the school tax, with the understanding that the
$500 q county bonds to pay the defciencies on
school buildings; adopted.
Mr.. Brewer, from the committee on claims, re-
ported Council bill for the relief of Andrew Roth
we'll; read second time.
and Mr. oSase that ots By which ase
bill wss rejected be reconsideredi agreed to.
The bill was passed-yeas IL nays Mr.. Clag-
Mr.. Carroll said he would vote for the bill bn, he
did not believe there was law that would compel
him TO sci, meat 20 a man to whom lie did not want
bread and meat to sustain e. but they must have
a law 10 ger their whisky. lLanghter.l
retent persons from dealing in the drug business,
which Vas rejected;
the building regulations, providing for their en-
forcement, and II was passed.
Council bill authorizing the extension and closing
Mi Hulse moved to reconsider the vote by which
". p. Cottren for materis! furnished: AGREED to,
and or his motion The amendment was agreed to.
committee on appropriations Of the Heuse of Dele
gates ard the committee on finance of the Council!
be requested 70 meet after the adjournment this eve
therwo houses, with View to coming to agree
nent and thus old the necessity for extra SEES
sion of the Legislature; adopted.
Messrs snoot, Brown and Chase were appointed
the committee 81 conSepeDee ON House bill in rela
Mr.. Long submitted preamble recitins that it is
fepi ssS
ton providing for the appointment Of committee
atTe 10 the mode ia which the business 6f msas
trates and constatles - conducted and generally to
,svestiss,e the manner in which the local masis.
ments where cret.its and endorsements have been
regularly made, issuing executions ordering leyes
where exer ptions are claimed method of executing
indemnity bonds in such cases, ascertain the legal
costs and Tees ia all cases. aud how they compare
with those exacted: and any and all other nforma-
ton on the subject which will enable the Law max
ing power to remedy existing evils; and said COM
mittee shall have power to seLd for and pa
prs, and to employ clerk, and TO sit after the
Governor tie result Of their lsbors for transmits
The presmblr wa: stricken out and the resolution
Bern, Herbert. Wall. and Vermillion a. such sps,
Mr.. Shepherd sub nitted the report Of the commit.
tee 81 conference On hi to purchase lot and eroct
u,s sr csrs seS chief
the meeting Of the next annual session. laid or
Mr.; Tumble called pp Council bill for the relief
At O'Clock the House took recess till O'Clock
this morning.
TO-day's Proceedings.
The House met at O'Clock this morning
On motion Of Mr.. Smoot, the amendments to the
bin authorizing the issue of bonds for tho payment
OF the Indebtedness Of the schools Of the county
On motion OF Mr.. Berry, the ,uncil amend neo.s
to bill autha riZing the purchase Of a steam force
pump and laying water mains in Georgetown, were
Mr.. Tsiiafero, from the conference committee on
the bill making appropriations for certain
makes preparations, as follows:-Oolnmbia Lying.
IN YUM, $500; Providence Hospital, e756
500; Female Union Benevolent society Of George.
town, 500 Little Sisters Of Poor, $50; 81. Alloy
sius Industrial Home, 600; Washington Founditne
Asy INN, S3,GtS; Industrial Home school, Sl,75O
Aged W OmeLs Home. of Georeetow $500; poor OF
the county, SllOO; Freednen's hospital, 50 500
poor OF the district, S25o0; st. johns Ii Jne and
Mission. 5000.
Mr.. Dyer moved that the vote by which the bill
providing for sewerage and drainage districts was
passed be RECONSTRUCTED; agreed to.
Mr.. Dyer moved an amendment; which was
agreed to.
= The I'm was then put on its passage aai rejected
feas-Messrs; Brewer, Brown. Carroll, Chase,
DYER, Hunt, Mcknight, Murray, Talilfero ,Trinible
Vernillion, Wall, and the speakeI-l3, G6 votes
being necessary To pass it, Nays-Messrs Berry
ClAeetf, Long, and Smoot-i.
Mr.. Dyer changed his vote for the purpose OF
moving d Reconsideration.
Mr.. Brewer offered q resolution requesting the
conn ittee national relations to ask the
OF an act by Congress tn prohibit railroad
from occupy Jig streets with depots, cars, &C..
ado pied.
The Speaker laid before the House a message from
the Governor transmitting detailed report of the
Trustees of the County Schools.
Mr.. N-rt":llioE - up Council bill defining the
duties oi The SupeIIite -.dent Of Assessments, sc
laid over
Mr.. Dyer mcved TO reconsiler tbs vote by which
the sewerage bill was rejected.
Mr.. Ciagett raised the poDt OF order that the bill
could hot be reconsidered a second time.
The Speaker decided that tbs bill having bssn
amended a motion to reconsider Was in order.
Mr.. Clagett appealed from the decision o: the