National Republican., 1873-06-20
TIE Lrn1sr.ATryr Assr,tnI.y-
Thc-Conncp.

1hc council met yesterday At 3 O'Clock; Mr.
VIM. stickney tpresidcnp in the chair. Prsyel
by Rev. O. A. Han.
II. D. %, q hin providing for the Issuing o.
bonds for the payment Of 90, 900 10 Hunt 4 WI.
liams, expended In tho erection Of the Jefferson
school buildingln washington.
J,he following bills were read second time
II. u. a. a bin providing for kcepins clean and
repairing the avenues, streets, alleys and high.
ways Of the District of Columbia.
III. u. IS bill making an appropriation and
providing for the construction and completion oi
a marfet-house In the District OF Columbia and
providing for the payment thereof. L
FOR n he e ,s.s. Ss q srSnnd s so sasDs
streets northwed and the erection Of a market
Y, thereon, N vhichthe concurrence Of the Coun-
Council BIZ No. IS, to authorize the sale Of Ger.
Mr.. Gulick introduced bin for the relief Of
james Fitzpatrick, which was read first time.
Mt. Browne, from the Ccmmlttee on Police,
reported back II. ID. No. 1sl, 70 provide for the
appointment Of committees 70 tafe charge Of the
estate OF habitual drunkards, and 70 define the
dutle. Of such committees, which was read q
Mr.. Brovne, from the Committee on Police,
reported back II. u. No. en creating the ONCE oi
a,sam-boiler Inspector; witch was read a third
Mr.. Gulict, from the Committee on claims 70.
ported Council bili No. 62, for The relief Of An
drew Rothwell which was read third time aud
Mt. browne, from the Join, Committee on 20.
lice, introduced a bill to purchase the barbour
law building for the use Oh the Police Court, and
appropriatlng 90, 900 for that purpose,
nj. RILEY ln,rodneea bill 70 provide home
Mt. Golden introduced bill 10 protect euttera
In the county Of Washington, and providing q
penalty against persons driving 10 the same;
II, ID No q natlng an snuronr,at,on foy aha
Female Benevolent societyof deorTetown. was
M: 6.Cwns, from ne Committee on Police,
and exhibitions In the sale and disposal Of seats,
with the House amendments, and recommend.
Ing that the amendments be concurred In.
The report OF the committee was agreed TO.
Mr. ddllck presented the petition Of George
W. LnvLle aud othera, asking the closinR OF an
alley In square ia Referred TO the Committee
on publle Roads and Property.
nance, reported Council bill No. 90, making an
appropriation 70 defray the ordinary and con-
tlneent expenses Of the several departments Of
the limits thereof; which, after re-
reiving numerous amendments, was read q third
lime and passed. f-|
u. ID. No. is5, creating drainage and sewerage
sections In the cities OF Washington and George
lown, In the Diatrict OF Columbia, and providing
for the payment OF the construction o. sewers
md drains therein BY assessments, and issuing
ii. d. No. ioi, for ihe building Of a nre-ladder
snd escape, known as the Lyle Fire-IAdder and
II. b. No. lsI, a bin appropristins 9, 900 for q
compound pipe and combination ladisr, and d.
-ecting the payment Of the same.
II. y. no. is6, for the relief Of the association
u. u, No. 81, for the repairing Of hnaco.tia
'chool buliding
II. .. No. at making an appropriation to m a
Grain school lot In the county.
Female Tnica BsSsvcisns soeisiy oi asorss. % sTs
AZ 70 O'Clock, on motion Of Nr. Brooks, the
'onneil adjourned.
. Hense OF Deiesates.
The House met at the usual hour, the Speaker,
dr. Campbell. In the chair. ...
The pending business, the bill appropriating
4 900 for the Union Benevolent Society, was
aKen up and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hulse Introduced resolution requesting
he Board Of Public WORKS to inform the House
y what authority q street northwest Ia closed 10
MI. Chase Introduced q bill authorizing the ap-
'ointment OF q superintendent OF garbage men
,nd scAyenFers. Referred 70 the Committee on
District Oficers.
Mr. Chase introduced au act providing that In
he Normal ach0ol Of the District there shall be
10 distinction on account OF color. Referred TO
he COMMITTEES on lAWa and Judiciary.
, NJ; BIewsr % introduced an act for the relief Of
1Aims.
Also, bill for the relief OF n. b. aud A. u. Crop
ey. Referred TO the Committee on Claims.
Also, bill for the relief OF O. N. Crupley. Re-
erred 70 the Committee on Claims.
, Also, btu for the relief Of Thomas Dowllng.
Referred 20 the Committee on Claims.
Also, bill for The relief Of 8. HiwaskI. Re-
erred 10 the Committee on Claims. 49,
Mr. Mcknight, from the Committee on Ma
lonal Relations, reported fayora0iy the Joint
'esolptlon requesting the delegate in Congress
urge such change 70 ,hs organic ses ss win
Also a resolution requesting the delegate In
Congress TO Introduce an amendment to the Con-
'utution OF the Jnited states allowing the citi-
tens Of the District TO vote for President. Read
Mr.. Wai, from the Committee on Laws and
reported fayorably q hill for the col
ection OF nnes and penalties. Head and laid
Also, reported fayorably an act exemptlng from
lttachment the salaries OF clerks and lAbofers.
Read and laid over.
Aso iayor9by an &C, sgpsoyins the baiIang
md laid over.
He also reported, without Recommendation,
N act Ieguestlng the Governor 10 appoint addl-
On motion Of Mr.. Trimblc, the blu was read q
'econd time and placed on the calendar.
MT, Trimble, from tho Committee on laws
,nS Sna'ss sss rep9Tles fayoa9 House 6 TO
econd time and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Chase, from the Committee on Indebted
ices OF the District reported fayorably an act
4 the District. Read second time anl referred
o Committee OF the Whole.
MT. IerUert, from the Commlttee on Public
toIks reported fayorably on the set TO extend
MI TO extend olive street. Read and laid over.
MT, Brewer, from the Committee on Claims,
eported fayorAoly on the bills for the relief Of
)ayid Delany. Read a second time and placed
IN the calendar.
Alsc, reported adversely on bills for the relief
z kicnArd Coakiey, d. n p. BlgleJ, J. NJ. Ne
u GeIsn, Jsmes X. csIisa, v. D. Bili., and
aittee were dfsehirRcd from their iarther con-
Iteration.
Also, reported iayorAbly bills for the relief of
.ooert Strong a Co, D. \. Davenport Co, and
immart, Dunbar a Co. Read and referred 10
ne Committee OF the whole.
onierehce on the salary bil, MeSsrs. shepherd,
lagett and Tallafero.
Mr.. shepherd introduced bin for the relief of
ane Allen. Referred to the Committee on Po-
Mr.. Hulse, from the Committee on Approprla-
on, reported without Recommendation bill for
1e relief OF the American printing house for ihe
Mr.. Herbert, from the Committee on pubiiu
Works, reported fayoIably bill changing the
a ame q Pierce street TO Sidney Place. Read
Nj. Tailaiero Introduced bin authorizing the
ufchase OF the Barbour's law building for the
onoe court Referred TO the comniSse on Po-
M. Wall, from the COMMITTEES on Health, re-
orted iavofAbly Council BIN to prevent lnrom-
etent persons from engaging In the drug bnsl-
ess. Read second time.
MI: urell Introduced m act 10 prohibit the
owing o. steam whistles by engines within the
istriot Of Columbia Referred 20 the Commit
Mr.. Wall, from the Committee ON Law. and
ldieiaiy. reported favorlbly Council blu 10
nnish drunkenneas. Read and laid over.
JOINT RESOLUTION transferring tue balsnce OF
sd y SaioaEo relief fund to the sinking fund was
Mr. shepherd Introduced an set for the pro- |
ctlon OF persons engaged In mechanical bur
llta. Referred 10 the Committee on Police.
MT. ITimble introduced q resolution to pro-
ae Ior the printing Of the journal and laws |
On motion Of MT. Dyer, House bill No, ,sn.
eating drainage and sewerage sections, IA |
lbllshed In yesterdays lksue) were taken in |
y passed by the following vote
y, bys. gsrbss" bsss"Sf hrosn Carroll Ghass
,sPhstd, Ttlsisro. THnble, Ursd. Ysrmiiiion.
M Wall, from the Committee on Laws and
dietary, reported back House bill In relation 20
Q Normal school.
Mr.. Huiss made the point Of order th., 4,
nld not Dc read twice on the same day; and il
MI, Berry Introduced hill for the relief Of the
the commission. Read and referred 10 the
mmlttee on Claims
rhe House then, In succession, resolved Itself