Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-20

the wall Of the present market building ofthe COM
sany The agreement of the Governor and B.ard Of
company to the pistries are dated March is SIS
and copies are transmitted herewith
e.sa GS xaa se ae D aa q hs
Of the rental ito be realized from the whole grounds
Ssepssa and tSe
company respectively. The proportions are, how
tive values Of the land conveyed the District and
retained by the company, Is heretofore determined
and the agreement as finally executed, is believed
to be Just TO both parties.
the Interior under the act Of Congress above re-
ferred to have made valuation Of the District in
maximum amount allowed By the act, nam namely IL.
SI50o which sum will be applied to the erection of
the new building for the
The agreement gives the bounds of the properly
a s possbs
elaimsnts and carry ont all the provisions of the
ANNUALLY to the District Of Columbia, during fhs
H. the o. payable anspserg Which su%
shall during said term be in the place Of al rental
said company. and in case in any year the general
District axes upon said ground and market buildings
shall be deducted from said rental of 81 800, so
thst the total annual payments for rental and taxes
r asine, but pressly reservng, and the Market
mrany hereby confsrrng the right OF the Dis:
ket dealers and Of the public the amount Of rentals
and it also hreby agreed that the annual rental
Of sail and stands in the other markets in the
Dhtrict authorities at lower rate per square
loot OF area than seventy per cent. of the rate
market buildings Of said company, and the District
shall not use the land released and convey ed as
The tST ns to take eject ApTi
The Speaker also laid before the House a commu-
ting copies Of the building regulations; referred to
the committee on sewers, &C.
charities b tne the Peef Of sp
Home and Mission House; which was read second
The House proceeded to consider
BUSINESS on THE sPEAKERs TABLE.
and bill TO cause fre-was to be constructed between
MI I'm Mf hl plight q :S was reeS%%jissd. a.
Barry's Farm to HilIsboro' was taken MP
Mr. Herbert moved that the consideration of the
Mr.. Brown urged that the bill be not post poned.
Mr. Herbert said that there were a number of
names proposed, among them Potomac City, Hills
boro', bo uglasville, Howardtown and Caledonia.
Mr.. BrowD.-That is inst what don't want
The bill was read a third time and passed.
onse resolution requesting the committee on
Speaker and President Of said bodies to call upon
Gongress and urge the passage of an amendment to
people, was referred to the committee on national
House resolution in reference 10
A BUILDING FOR THE POLICE CoURT
was taken up, read and adopted, follows
hereas the building in which the Police Court of
the District Of Columbia is now held is inconveni-
emily stu ated, badly arranged and ventilated, and is
not sufficiently commodious to meet the require
meDts of said court, and to give the officers thereof
proper fsciti.s and suitable offices for the transac-
ton Of the business pertaining to said court
therefore be il
Resolrtd, That committee Of three from each
House be appointed, VIII shall have power to select
suitable building, TO be used as a Police Court,
located in the neighborhood Of the City
Hall and lice headquarters, and make such negO-
tlalOn with the owner owners of such building in
regard to obtaining the same. as they deem
eNpedent and report the to the Legislature at
as early date as practicable during this - ssion
Messrs Smoot, Mcknight and Hunt were appoint
ed as the committee,
Resouia requestingShe Governor to furnish
detailed statement Of the amount paid by the ard
OF Health to contractors for furnishing deodOriZnR
material to the board the amount sold 10
aud cost of same was adopted.
Resolution requesting the Governor to furnish
detailed statement of the work done under the per
vision OF the water registrar was adopted.
On motion of Mr. Murray the House then resolved
self into committee of the whole the bill reg
uate shows end exhibitions in the sale Of seats, and
several amendments having been adopted the com
mittee rose, and the bill was laid over.