Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-20

ton houses refer yi&e 'oe SAFE Oh Certain 80"
m nGa,e bin. gTeYF nag the issuing of bond. for
W 70 ins sIee vf the Jefferson school building in
The e.idiss f.. Keeping sis an. and re-
l sSe a.
Of m 1srt house in the District Of Gsiumsis and
prot es f96 ,hs p payment Thereof making an ap,
= strcets northwest, ard the erection Of market
ard Il T pnSs ria ion for the
pairing the streets and alleys, under pi onisg Of
honses and market houses, were seversily read
Mr.. Quick presented 3 petition from James Fitz-
street under Contract With saDMayoT B"wen for
Which be has received No pay, with bill for his
Mr.: Thompson, from the committee on finance,
ers in the city II Georeeto.n sent in by the Board
Of Public Works, be printed in the journal; agreed
Mr.. Browne, from the committee on police, re-
ported bach D. No lS. to ide for the appoint
hsbfual drunk ards and 70 define the duties Of such
eommitIees, ~hch was passed
ported sae. q: b: No. s, eTssti1s the once Of
SS shods &c q that M
snnuslig and ihs, no charge should be made for the
M Which %eee sdo 10 S5 anu %ss Sy h
Mr., Browne, from the joint committee on police
Se Poes and
iii %asns aid c ont
q the mark house fund for the benefit Of the
Female Benevolent Society, IF Georgetown, laid
Mr. Gulick, from the committee on claims, report-
back Council bull for the relief Of Andrew Keith
MI. Riley presented a petition from Dr. MARY
Walker, pray ing that provision be made for home
Tor destitute .1rthy women; accompanied b. bill
M. Gold, introduced bill to protect cutters in
the city Of Washington, and providing a ponalty
against persons driving in the same; which was laid
M. Browne, from the committee polio, re-
and exhibitions 10 the sale and disps.aI Of sess,
with the House amer dments. recommending that
M. GulicE moved that the whole sub, ect be post
p' Tie amendment; q the House of Delegates were
then non-cOncurred in.
Linvilie and others, asking the closing Of an alley
in square rs; referred to the Committee en- public
1HE sESERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr., Thompson, from the Committee on finance,
ton to defray the ordinary and Contingent expenses
the several apartments Of the government Of the
therscs; which was read section by section and
s%e2ded- Among the ,s amendmsnts were the fol.
GoysTnor irem eoto s. 70; for office Of Coroner
e1; Tor Judicial purposes, to be expended in the
prosecu ion q case. including witness fees and all
ssso; striking on; clause spsropriatng sisSS for
advertising the next tax sale, In accord snce with
attni. 5new ITEM sisc6 reducing the sm5 SEs
for aintenance Of the Western market from go to
S% to ss1s a spppopratns $500 f %ar sss
erect o. suitable bnidine for use Of the govern
hous- lot on Louisiana aud Pennsylvania avenues
p. b. a IF psa 5ss Be
srce with the act Of Congress authorizing the sale
s city S hs fr sh e 5r ,bs t s%d
iumt "a hre engine company, $1,000; increasing
Tor sr6"o.s, from s2rO to $3.50; for printing annual
ure and fuel for first district school from sipto
sSfS f u sncr f'i the r.SF n
lin building, from sloo0 TO 30; carpenters work
slec to repairs from itS t. ss1 st sS@
fixtures and fuel in second district, from sI!Oo to
si0o to sl0 for stove xtu Is and fuel in third dis
P from r ssRni sr i the s%oR put
for sweep, aeiI from s:se to 500 for permanent
.ms non S,u;,b sS to i2 for stove si1res and
for INDECENT pupils, from $50 10 $3.50.
were .evera req. r.s Time and ads
atlps dSsinsge and sewerage sections in the citei
Columbia, and . ,Ovidins for the payment Of The
construction Of swers and drains therein BY
Sudns Of and escape Known 'G a. the the
Lyle hre-lsdder and ESCAPE; apprOpriatirg $500
the sssoeia: on for destitute ccIored women and
building; making an appropriation TO MI certain
sch9Si lot IN the county making an appro sriation
town, ID. C..
HOUsE.-Tne bill making an appropriation for
the Female Union Benevolent Socie.y Of George.
town vas prssed.
Bold 4 Public works to a the MSuss bg w fss
authority G street, between h.h and Etn, is closed
Mr.. Che 20 introduced Till providing for the ap-
pointment OF suPerintendent Of garbasemen and
seav. GERS, a salary Of Sl,20 per sraun, which
'THE COLOR QUESTION REDIvrvus.
Of Tu. day be fourd that the HOHss .hsi Tsceded
from II. amendment to the normal school bill pro-
Of o. prs,io9' condition Of :sTvtude He
republicans Rad acted squarely on this mater, and
he desired il lie possible that the vote be reconsid
cred 50 that the yeas and nays will appear, he
made motion TO that effect.
The sPsaLeI ruled that the motion was too late,
and ct the same time planned that the bill anne
regularly before the Hopse, and was acted in the
came manner that other bill. were acted on. II mem
insssi they We're responsible He suggest tina, tbs
besi way to reach the would Be 10 Introduce
Mr. Chase Introduced b,ll to amend the mol nal
school sct by providing that IN It's mapasemert no
previous condition Of serviude; which was real
hrst time and referred to the committee on laws
Mr.. Berry presented petition Of J. ID. McGin for
Mr. Brewer introduced bills for the relief of J. D.
Clars ito refund D. J. b. and H. b. Cropley ITO
pay damages TO property, T. N ARGUS Cropey fdo J,
| Tt oinas bowling do }, and A. Kiockzewski
REPORTS PROM COMMITTEES.
NJ. Mcknight, from the committee on nationsl
relations, reported resolutions Nesting the Dele
gate IN Congress to urge such amendment Of the
ganic act win extend the right Of suffrage. Al D.,
TO secure such legislation will give the citizens Of
the District the rights granted 60 CO.
zens Of the states; read . second time
| MI. Wall, from the committee on laws, rep ported
bills prescribing the mode Of collecting fines and
penalties exempting from attach ment the wages of
clerks, mechanics aud laborers to tho amount of
$50, and In reference to the building regulations
(prescribing the mode Of enforcing them; read o
second time. Also, without recommendation, bill
authorizing the appointment Of additional notares
public; read q second time.
MI. Trimble, from the same committee, reported
bill 10 prevent unlawful huntingi read u second
time.
| Mr. Chase, from the committee on Indebtedness,
reported bill Explanatory Of the act to pay the in
debtecness OF the District; read second time. The
bill provides that all debts under the act Of January
lgh, 1s72 shah be paid by the commissioners Of the
1 sinkpg fund
1 Mr. HERBERT from the committee on public works,
4 reported bills authorizing the trustees Of Louise
Home TO close part Ut alley In square 125, and
tend Potomac street, In Georgetown; read q second
time. Also, adversely on the bill to extend Olive
/ street. Georgetown; laid the table.
/ M Brewer, from the committee on claims, re-
ported bills for the relief Of Thos Lucas, J. 5. Pser,