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BOARD Oy HEALTH Work If The HsdTh offer,
NHIsdHces Reported, dc.-The Board OF Health
met last night, when Dr. Bliss, acting health
officer, submitted the following synopsis OF
operations fer the week ending Nav "a, 1873 {:
Smsll-poS--new cases, %, (last week 1917 re-
moved TO hospital, Is; deaths, 3. Nuisances
reported, 2S; abated, DIP; unabsted, IS. Dead
animals reported and removed. 81. Garbage
number Of mPlaints, 4; all abated. COndem-
nations-22e punches of fish, 43 shad, 2 900 her
rings, 200 eels, :, 500 crabs. Unwhoiesome food
concentrations. 90 pounds of beef, 10 pounds of
veal, . pounds pork, calves, 4 chicken, IS
pounds sturgeon. Number of messages trans
mltted by telegraph, 12l.
.Dr. Bliss also offered a series of resolutions,
which were adopted, declaring the following
houses and shanties to be nuisances injurious to
health Frame siaRties situated on T. street.
between New Jersey avenue and North Capitol
street north west; fraE1e tenement house in alley
between b and str eets and LIST street and Del
aware avenue northeast, square No CSC. He
also otered resolutioI,s, which were adopted,
changing the boundaries Of certain scayenger
districts As chairman Of the sanitary police
committee, to which WIS referred complaints
relative 20 the pound service. DIR. Bliss sub
mitted report sustaining the action of the
poundmaster. The secretary read a resolution
OF the House of Delegates calling for a state
ment in detail OF AL the dIs iHfectants purchased
and used BY he Board OF Health. and the secre-
tary was directed = farnSa the desired in
formation.
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CITY ITEMS.

SUPERIOR SPIcED OYSTERS. Hard and Sof,
Crabs, with all the delicacies Of the season, are
Pennsylvania avenue and 11ta street.
In THE ORDER DEPSRTNKNr. New oooas
recently purchased. at unusually low prices
Suits to order from $50 upwards. Some at a
considerable reduction from recent prices.
GEO. Q. HEENINe, 40 eth street.
SUFFERERS PROM CoRNs, BuNroNs, BAD
NAILS, etc, find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite L.
8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none buf
suitable shoes are worn. tr
JEr JEwELRY,
French Gilt,
Alaska Diamonds,
Colorado Sapphires,
Cut Opals,
received at Prigg's Jewefry Store, No. 4d Penn
sylvania avenue, near y street.
RECEIVED TO-DAY, large ami attractive
"Mackinaw,"
"Saranac" and
"Canton" Straw Hats,
for Gentlemen, Youth and Boys, which we offer
at our usual very low prices.
CARTER Co., Hatters, 424 9th street.
N. B.-Areduction of 10 per cent. from our
usual prices to all our comrades Of the Grand
Army until the LIST pr0ximO.
2s,2 CARTER & Co., Hatters, i24 9th street.
STRAW HATS, in great abundan ce, selling
cheap, at Stinemetz's,llz Penn'a avenue. q 3
FULL STOCK Of Boys and Children's Straw
Hats, for dress and school. Stinemetz's. 12S.
Pennsylvania avenue. 27,3
CINCINNATI LAGER AND BUCK BEER on
draught at Geo. W. Drivers new sample rooms,
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Az street. 2, s
GENrLsMEN's PEARL CASHMERE DRESS
HATS and Mackinaw Straws. Stinemetz's, 1921
Pennsylvania avenue. 27y3
MAcKINAw STRAW HATS, at willett &
Ruof's. Call at once, and get one OF their
desirable styles. The largest assortment in the
city. 2,3
JULIPs, SMAsHKs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by Geo. w.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants, at
the new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and TX street. N,5
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and
relieving the throat after any exortion OF the
vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the Troches
| are effectual. ee3
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1877
were $2l9 900. 4,12-s,wu
| TAKE AYIR's Pills for all the purposes of a
pGtsativs' for Constipation, Indigestion, Head
| lily use. m.w.f&W
CH1LDR.r cRY for Fitcher's osstoria 1,
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t 10 . substitute foI
castor Oil. 4.25.eo3:U
MO HUHBUG.-L.- RICE Vim pay q fair casa
~ price for any kind Of Ladies', 6ents' and chi
drent Second hand Clothing, Boots, Shoes, &C. 63s
~ :srsss, sss.ss1 , and Q, south. Note by mai
CARPETs. CARPETS, CARPETS.
x. NEW STORE! $3.50
II
.oa.3SpPP+ LAsas ASSORTMENT OF
aOIEH, CARPETS. oILoLorH. HAT
ssvss1n D.. ting. RUGS. MATS. &C.
'Perroes furnishing -pleess cali ana examine An,
| yoa cen buy them e lev Y,rk price,, at the
q. OARPEf HOUSE.
RELICI0Us CREAMS AND ICES
~ Always on hand e tae newly renftsd Saloons o
HENKY ALBHRs. 49,
oonfectioner ana Ice Cream nanufActurer.
nle.eolns No. 1918 lnh T., ~. ana 4.
/ pAsTURAGE FoR cows And H0RsEs.
ni.sSl@. AtE. Lyon: S:G, .. SSet crs.i.
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ORDERS OF TIE BOARD on r PLIC WORKS.
The superintendent of roads has been directed
10 construct stone wall along StickfoOt
sheridan avenue. 1t Barry farm. The super
intendent OF streets has been directed to re-
move the old pump at southwest corner of 10th
and streets northwest and I'LL the .sell. The
contractors for 9Th street, between l. and M
streets, northwest, have been directed to pro-
ceed with the work OF laying the rO0tw2lks on
streets has been directed to lay a plank foot
walk on 81 sUeet, between h and l. streets.
northeast
In reply 20 communication from ". ".
Moore, president of the hos rd OF trustees OF
Odd Fellows hall, in relation 20 the grading of
9Th street, between ID and +, the board have
transmitted report Of u engiseer, who states
that the grade of 9Th street, between ID ami f.
will hardly be changed at all-Perhaps a few
Inches in the middle OF the square to bring the
curb TO true grade. The change .ill not in
terfsre with the improvement Of Ode Fellows
hall.
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No small pox cases reported to-day.
Governor Cooke has appointed j. r. Sampson
a justice of the peace, vice James A. Handy,
resigned.
Tom Wright, under sentence OF death for the
murder OF Rogerski, the peddler, will be bap-
tized in the Catholic faith this afternoon by
Rev. Father wigett.
r. w; Clancy, +. III. Bottum, p. T. Dodge,
and X. r. Thayer were, on the recommendation
OF the examining committee, admitted to the
bar in the Court in General Term to-day.
William Hill, a weil-known horse trainer
died at Providence Hospital yesterday, in the
35th year OF his age. He was taken sick ut the
National race course a few days since. and was
removed 10 the hospital, where he died.
The Metropolitan street railroad commenced
70 run their track from New jersey avenue up
T. street eastward this morning. and il is said IL
VIII be continued to ID street east This Is made
necessary in consequence Of the enlargement Of
the Capitol grounds.
A thief this afternoon snatched a pocket
book from a lady who was standing ON the
corner OF 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
And ran down ID street He was pursued and
overtaken by a police officer. The pocket
book. containing about ten dollars. was found
on his person, and he was locked up for
hearing.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

FULL STOCK OF The FOLLOWING
REMARKABLY CHEAP GOODS HASJUS7
BEEN RECEIVED. ON EXAMINATION
THEY WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
Gents Fine Linen Hemmed Handkerchief, 3for a.
Brown huck Towels, 81 and sfyr 81.
Gents Fancy Halt Hose, pairs for 81.
k.rno and inds GaSns
Splendid 6usPenders, 50 cents and 81.
so Ensiish and French isl Hair srushes, 81.
English Shawl Straps, 50 cents and 81
ssSpsris: si:: J Sas shire, !. g.
5 pairs Ladies' Oh. or cS iii full regular made
csiid ;s s.5psa full regular .rtr. long Hose
sciid Walnut Square Picture frame, with glass and
back, size sxl0, 50 cents.
Eps s Oval E5s%ss e cent? e, .pd g.
Splendid s.sehsls and B.sEet:, 81.
s Small MillG o. work sss9 1.s.s i.,
Handsome yardiniers and Vase % ~.
Fine ns OIL OH chromos In solid "afnus Frames
s;s Ring. :. s:ss Chains
800 Styles Of Rubber and Jet Jewelry, ct q.
ALL THESE AND A THOUSAND OTHER
ARTICLES AWAIT YOUR INSPECTION.
d. 9iLvzRBHR0,9
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
slY sBvEMTn STREET.
mlstr asar Rs.avlvanaa svsaus.
VI,HH ELLIPrIC YOKB SHIFT u prouou nee
i by thousAnds Of weareU 20 b the Dorfec- -
ton Of elegance anA comfort. The sy5eem 81
cutting enables Ne 70 Af any form, OF defornity
With absolute Ireeiaion. In the natter Of -
terialb md manufocture. exlertence enable
WELL, No. $50 IN 9, W1htngto1, d. o. NIT
(VOaINy LOAN OFFICE, ssv.~ q 1sA syss
~ go Ne0 YET eenss, enfrence On - IN
ese s. ., n - = S. sS:.
dis6sss2 On con "a 6Ilya Wseches, piaSonds,
- anA R1ees1 Warea Cur, ftseohx Ladies and
oeq00soS 0losAings oasDso - q aEttclss q
BsopHAAD . SSS2ass su,s
80 e: 49,: ~ -. s.: s''s.';.: 2:;s:
N.Y. 6 In - s:s - 3 =; p =. -
q0ND.1A4pW.orHme
- :ss:sss'..1sssS
TSrA&1 CXE84E 14oxsT s..sI.s
:sss's.s5azxGs: isSi 80. :.:.. . .:
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LOCAL NEWS.


Amusememts, ke., TO-na9hf.
WalFs Opera Hsase.-Chss. Walcot in the
drama of"The Swamp Angels
-fA<ater Comisse-.'Rip Van Wrinkle" songs,
dances, &c.
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TIE HYrRs SISTERS and their grand colored
operate concert troupe, who give . perform
ance At Lincoln hall TO- morrow evening, have
created . decided sensation wherever they have
appeared. The Hyers sisters are said TO sing
high order OF music, operafic and otherwise,
With taste and care. Thoy attracted great At
tention at the Boston jubilee.
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ST.. AIMS Architectural Fsstiral.-In
another part OF this paper will be found the
advertisement of the annual festival for the
benefit Of ST. AIMS Infant Asylum, which will
take place at Anal0stan Island on Monday and
Tuesday next, ID and Sd of June. This chart
table institution now shelters and maintains
hfty-three orphan children of the most tender
ages. IL is almost entirely dependent upon the
voluntarily contributions of our generous citi-
zens Of all denOminations-fOr,b being open to
all, IL appeals TO all alike. We therefore, COM
mend this festival to liberal public patronage
THE BARILI MUSICAL ASSOCIATION met at
Marni's hall on Monday evening, Mr.. Cannon
IN the chair. and Signor Barili, the director,
read paper appealing TO members OF the asso-
citation and Of the press to aid this institution
Tor the giving of amateurs DESTROYS of adopting
musical career an opportunity Of coming be-
fore the public, and composers q satisfactory
chance TO hear their own works performed in
public The society determined TO repeat their
grand concert OF the 22d instant on the 5th OF
June, at Marini's hall, for the benefit of Signor
Baril.
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month prior TO the full maturity OF ali genera
tnxes levied for the fiscal year ls72-lSy3 thu
collector OF the District Of Columbia, In oriel
% AFFORD ample facility to al persons desirinl
% avail themselves Of the two per cent dis
count allowed until the 31st inst, will keep BIZ
once open on Thursday and Saturday evening
until O'Clock.
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MAERIED.-Laste evening, at the church of the
Epiphany, Mr.. Daniel 5. Jones. of this city. and
ried by Rev. j. Vaughn Lewis of St Johns,
assisted by Rev. DIR. W. +. Watkins, of the
Epiphany. Mr.. George III. Wood, brother Of the
bride, and Miss Edna Burgess accompanied the
couple to the altar. The bride was attired in a
heavy white silk with trimmings of white satin,
tulie and point lace, with a flowing train, the
OF orange blossoms. The bridesmaid wore a
dress OF white Swiss, trimmed with yalepcieppes
and looped up with pale blue ribbon. The
Health, and the bride the daughter Of the late
Prof Wood, Of Concord, n. III. After the cere-
mony grand reception was held at the ST.
i.n a9tel, where host OF friends congratu-
The marriage Of Mr.. George Herbert of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, 70 Miss Laura r. Howard only
daughter OF Dr. Flodoardo Howard, of this city,
LOOK place at 2 O'Clock to-day. at the Metropoh-
tan NJ r. church. The ceremony was Der-
formed by Rev. DIR. Tiffany a large conconrse
T, sne friends OF the happy pair being present.
the altar, where she was met by the groom, and
the interesting ceremony tollowsd: Ger which
the couple left on brief wedding tour, and will
return TO this city to reside.
TIE FUNERAL Of Mr.. John M. Young took
place yesterday from his late residence, on 18th
x,reer -SSuthwest, and was largely attended by
whom were many old resident. from All SSsrts OF
the District, with whom the deceased had been
associated for many years in business and social
relations. The services were eondgcted az the
house by Revs. Mr.. BittinseR AMI Sunderland.
The remains we're encased in a handsome ma
hogany cofhn furnished by Mr.. Anthony Buch-
ly, undertaken, with silver mounting, and on
the lid a silver plate, on which was Inscribed the
name, age, and death of deceased At the close
Of the services the remains were followed to
Congressional cemetery where they were
Inferred. The following were the pail bearers:
Andrew j. joyce, James X. Smith. James
Holiday, Robert Edelin,, Thomas Griffin and
David Moore.
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COAL AND WOOD.

e l.. SH ERIFF,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
COAL AND WOOD
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
once: S2e Pennsy lvania avenue, between a and
"a streets. Depot and Mill, Sixth street wharf
Potomac river. i'
Fair price and honorable dealings ms-lm-
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GROCERS.

GkOCERS.
n s. O'HARE son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL eRocERs,
1918 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
Between and stsD
NEW BUTTERI NEW CBEksEi
l6 l6 l6 sl6 l6 l6 I6 10
HAMS. SUGAR CURED HAMS I6c. PER LIB.
l6 10 l6 l6 I6 l6-
DoOLEYs YEAST POWDER.
GRAHAM FLOUR. DAT MEAL.
Hechers Wheaton Grit., Heckers Parma, Rye
Duryeas Corn Starch.
Wax 6,.ss G5o;s Cob
Olive Oil, Sauces, Said Dressing.
CINcIHNATI oLEINE SOAP.
Duryea's Satin Gloss starch Bakers Chocolate,
Cocoa, and Cocoon Shells, Broms, Prunes,
Currsnts, Raisns.
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
Old Port Wine, French Brandy,
Holland Gin, Blackberry Brandy,
Fine Old Whisky, California Brandy.
C. 9. O'HARR q SOW,
m2o-tr 1918 7th 81. n. ", between m and N.
FLOUR'
RECEIVED DIRECT
from the Mills I'm
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
IN sell to families 50 cents per barre Leo than.
usual prices
Prices Of SUGARS and TEAS ell MARRIED down.
oATAwBA WINE,
inst received from Pleasant Valley Wine oompenys
q gallon.
q. n. BACON, yOs nsrsss s,.s,.
nss0 between nh sBa Nh serss0. .
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A HORSE LAxKp AND THREATENED SUIT.
Yesterday afternoon IS young man, named
william Hutchins, was driving six horses, at
tached 70 a stone wagon, near the corner of 9th
and II streets northeast, one Of the lead horses
got into q hole between the tracks and broke q
leg, necessitating the killing Of the animal
which was done BY Oficer Huyseman. A suit
Win probably be entered against the Columbis
Railroad Company for damages.
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THE MILITIA MUsTER.-Colonel Amos Web
ster, Of the Governors stan, IL preparing the
of the District militia, which IL has beer deter
mined will come OF between the LIST and I5tb of
June next. The review by the Governor and
ana sian VII, tAxe piaee On On 'ne O.ympte base
are ample both for sightseeing and drill pur-
poees.
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orr DIRTY ALLEYs.-Yesterday, at the in
vitation Of Dr. ID. W. Bliss acting health ofic GER
several reporters OF the press accompanied that
ofhcer on one of his sanitary inspection tours,
and had their olfactories RECALLED with the va
ried smells emitted from the Privies, cutters
Hell's Gate, Adamsf Barracks and other de-
lectable localities scattered here and there
throughout the city. In his capacity as health
ohcer, Dr. Bliss gave orders for the Immedi ate
abatement OF the several nuisances which came
under his observation.
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A RAILROAD
Red Rstats nsrtgags esoblne1s

N mrs 0osA Donds II uogshnn RnGms -
roaA Ouooany fuenish0 70 the Dsblls - invsu0mO
security vhtch eo0bina IL rso1y naose1nh11lU, -
eoavsnisnos, end TIE high eRs1k g nRa-eaaD m.
roel boaA, Mn IL soltdity - aSsay q rsal -
to npgtOaO 0lan1 von 6 - svoos shsDou0
oans1.
fhsy - eosrs1 q par b susFsasy, - IN
aANDeon1 PROFIT 10 thoss sxchang1ng 80.
n bosAs srs . ara ~ only nosssses q -
rod, ~ sgaivRson ~ serninO. - 80 q .
ian1 rane v1cks % - oo0pastioa q ~ rse1, -
evWo0s 0&o0 B0 - sacA nkls q txssh.
fhag aes 6asl n asooosnaezss hen 90 q
elm Ooapoa, - 90 70 onso Dsghanrsa, havo
thixy ysaxs 10 I'm. bsaf - tsesrsa % - ~ &C.,
n ooiA, - sss BxEnR2 HD01 uuIxUD
oIAf1o TAX 10 ~ hsiAss. =
M ssoi-eanual inssrsa - ~ nAgnssrs1 uoalD
h 80 WIN GOLD CHBCKo. - - ths - 90
An Maskseabls osocks snd Bond rsessvsa -
shanss. without sxpses 10 u isvsssos. = ~
= JAX OOOKD - co.
0ARG = as,
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1872
were S219, $50. 4,12-s,wtf
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
"Brotcns Bron chial Troches" beneficial i'm clear
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and
relieving the throat after any exertion OF the
vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the Troches
are effectual. ee3
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. I,
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t 10 . substitute fol
castor Oil. lSeoaG
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TAKE AYIR's PILLS for all the purposes of
purgative, for Constipation, Indigestion, Head
ache and Liver Complaint. BY universal &C
cord, they are the best Of ell purgatives for fam.
lily use. m.wf&W
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MO HUHBU0.-L. RICE VIM pay q fair cash
~ price for any kind Of Lsdies'. Cent? and Chill
dIenS beccnd band Clothings Boots, Shoes, &c. 6YS
promptly attended. ie1x-Iv
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JULIPs, SMAsHKs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by Geo. w.
Driver and his corps Of efficient assistants, at
the new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and * street. Us
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REAL EsrArs sAL.s.-The following hs

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following have
been made since our last report:
Me0rs Duncanson, Dowling & Co. have male the
following sales Frame house And lot ON 10Th areer,
near for 81 700 frane house and los. ON street,
near zn Tor ~ goo, to John A. Davis; lot ", In
=; Pardon, Ct l2,kc. per foot. : =
lsaac Ranney he's sold to Juan Boyle lot Q, sauare
corner Of I'D street and the Circe, lst ward for
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SUPERIOR SPIcED OYSTERS, Hard and Soft
Crabs, with all the delicacies Of the season are
70 be had at Harvey s. Holden's, 1O16, corner
Pennsylvania avenue and 1ltA street.
In THE ORDER DEPARTMENT: New goods
recently purchased. at unusually low prices
Suits to order from $50 upwards. Some at a
considerable reduction from recent prices.
GEO. Q. HENNING, 40 eth street.
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Mr.. Dyer followed Mr. Campbell, and and said that
the House. He was mistaken. EStrsordinary means I
np TAKEN me they had
the extraordinary spectacle Of the presiding offcer
the floor e mnse in the debate in oPposition 20 the
bill. and this evening, even before the journal was
takes the extraordinary occasion on . motion to
postpone 20 into lengthy discussion Of the merits
q dollars, one million Of which ives left TO be ex-
iii sas sss
suficient amount Of assessment certificates should
the 70 aos 20
million dollars they cannot be used without the
By Tne sS ns to
dated July 1873, and were TO b. based on assess
The o. indebtedness coa Be issaed there
Sf sns a o x.s
TSss . II: :a q Ss:
be expended 20 on Streets and a.eaaes around the
g.
fnsn We stand q III. WY: sssSS .ssroSrisssS b.
Congrsss ,ssinss that thsre wiz b an a;sess~enf,
M Dyer, essimsssd :. Sia fS SSs m ma'es
oo setside Of whtcn tness y no honey in the
Tie Governor had, he claimed, alluded 70 the de-.
Iss. s.a benz s s::.:S Iss iss:i risS V: i 8:
sss % bs u Sis:Se: q sosds. re tSird end
so.. : ss.i Sc ga on .srrsas fcs sSsr miess
has not been I:id out; Il falls short 1se0;
Ala b en- suggested that this oct Of July 10,
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comment Oh the improvements In this District. AMI
ask their assistance, has heretofore ur
at this matter in plain business point Of view and
Mr.. Hnlse made the point Of order that the mo.
tiOn Of Mr.. Campbell was equiva ent to motion to
indefnitely postpone, and such motion had been
The Chairman lMr. Mcknight overruI,d the
Mr. Haise appealed from the decision.
Mr.; Campbell moved to lay the appeal on the ta-
Herbert Hunt, Long Tsiiafsro, aud the speaser~s.'
Me- Murray, smOst, Trimbis Ureli, vermil'
Mr.. Hulse then withdrew his appeal.
e ssS ne had s tie Uae day
the t 81 the 81 rS Be and
might Be the subject snd be Sss no~ Ss
opinion oiths Attorney Of the District on the sub
the biii He then sent to the clerk desk and had
reed . letter from VIM. A. Cook, Attorney for the
District giving an opinion sustaining the legality Of
Mr.. Campbell then Withdrew his amendment
or HsS ss MI s 70
motion OF Mr.. Brewer to postpone ten days, which
The question, Snail the bill be reed third t,mei
vns decided in the s6irmhtfve-yeas N; nays
Messrs- Herbert, liant, Mcknight, and the Speak
The bill was read . third time.
& Ing ,ss The: ne n:d
thrss hundred thoIsand dollars and inserting two
The third reading was reconsidered end the bill
Wa. amended, BY making the sum eau 900.
Z The bill was then read the third time, and the
,psstion being on its passage, II wa. reieoted, ~
wss the vote: Yeis-Nessrs. Brown, Cssroll Chase
Coz. Over, Halee, Shepherd, Smoot, 1rimble, Urell
yefnillson, and Wall-l1. Nays-Asssrs. berry
Brewer, ClaScts, Herbert, Hunt, bong, MeKnight,
Murray, falj6feRc, and tho 6peaker-lO. q -
suit. changed his vote % the asirmaeive and moved
the recoesders&on Of the vote b. vhich ths bin vsl
Mr. Clase!t moved TO lay the motion on the table
lost: neas-nss 70. Berry. Brewer, Claeett, Her.
nr. Hulee called for the embarrassment Of the ct
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