Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-24
Third Legislative Assembly.


and referred 90 ihe apprcpriase committee. MAX
ing an appropriation for the Womenis Christian
in relation 10 measurers and makers Of lumber for
the cities Of wAship gton and Georgetown; making
the purchase Of site and the erection Of police
ssn IN the I.h POLICE preelnSt ish legislative
Of John Newton Bergman; making an appropris-
tiop 70 pay James U. Clephane for services for
on District Of Columbia in regard 20 harbor i'm
prov.menfs; making an appropriation TO pay w.
government; to authorize the Governor of-the Dis
triet TO appoint an additional number of netsries
public In restlon TO tsx-saie certificates lost de-
stroyed; Ard making appropriation to pay for the
turvey q the Potomac channel.
the time within which appeal. may be taken from
the judgments u justices of the peace; and to amend
the pe.ee ef the District Of % Cesnc
Joint resolution No ., for the appointment Of COM
House bills seversIly read first time, as fol-
lows: Authorizing the Governor TO open and insti
for 'a The Prsef 81 Samuel Hor%an
making an appropriation for the Women Hospital
Cropey in relation to normal hools in the District
Of is IN Telados 70 I aIee to
ties for the vi laticn Of Law AMI ordinances ~ the
On Indiana ami aTenras for
wooden psvements laid on said avenues; to prevent
sGs afS Of End sPs
Of those ENGAGED in mechancal pursuits; for the
R se fSr rhs Tssf q r.
for the relief Of Andrew KImzewski; Ho1se Joint
orsanie act Of the pstries Of Columbia HI the
Mr. Quick, from the committee on public works
authorizins the closing and extension Of certain
alleys and fer orher pnrP SEES; passed.
ported back Council bill making an appropriation
o. pay j N Burritt for advertising in the Sunday
MT: Brooks, from the conference committee on
the dsagreeipg votes g Council bill Is ttax b re.
the committee be discharged and n new COMMITTEES
on the Part of the Council appointed The chair APP
Mr.. Brooks, from the committee on Washington,
Georgetown, and county affairs, reported back
eating houses, bar rooms, sam pie rooms, icecresm
saloons, and soda-fountaiu rooms, providing for
or may he made in said estabshme nts recurring ali
respectable and we'll behav ed persons to be accOmo
viding p nsties for disregard Of such regulations
or to secure the enforcement Of this act with slight
amendments; which were agreed to, and the bill
House BILL No %, in relation to the sale and rent
Of stalls in the Eastern market returned from
the House with the Council am sDdments non-con-
Cured in, and was referred to the committee on
Council bill No 8. providing for the extending of
Potomac street in the city Of G.orsetoxn was re-
referred to the committee public works and prop
Mr.. Gedney introduced a concurrent resolution,
with a preamble, in which the necessity for add-
iional light. houses and buoys on the Potomac river
The F9ae on M"hss Pon SSeG G
oution requests our Delegate in Congress to urge,
at the earliest Opportunity, the importance Of so
and buoys and dredging that accidents of a similar
character, that have been frequent, may not again
occnr. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-The House met at
O'Clock.
Mr.. Trimble, from the committee on laws. re-
ported bills to hX the time in which appeals from
reIs t tces = .d ini 20 ,;n act In
Mr.. Vermillion, from the comnittee District
ofOcers o. the District government by the Legsla.
IN, NJ A.c-em cen Tes % second time.
House Joint RESOLUTION requesting that certain
De made In the organic net so as to enlarge
come length in favor Of the bill ~
Mr.; Mcknight moved that the remarks Of the
81. aker be printed; aRl esd to.
The resolution was adopted yeas, II; nays,O.
Mr.. Hulse called up bill to extend VI street, from
Mr.; Mex night called up Bill e the relief Of Chas.
t He s TO Sr laid at his
yeas, Is; nays, Messrs. Clagett, Dyer, Smoot and
Mr.. Carroll called mp bill for the relief OF w. II.
Ba,Ronr, to pay Tor damages to property overowed
Mr.. Carroll called mp bill for the relief of the heirs
OF Joseph W. Beck and Mary A. Arnold; passed.
MIR. Hulse offered resolution that the committee
on charities be discharged from further consdera-
ti3n Of the petition Of W. o. Dennison and others in
aS If is Eli hs relief Of
Davenport was resumed, on motioa Of Mr.. Shep-
amendment q the bill providing that the approval
Of the gneer be had on each item OF extra charge
Bills Of Isi. and as bsofe
the C0uncii would be unfair ii this bill did not go
Mr.. smoo! remarked that he was willing to accom-
mediate his friend, and as he Saw prospect OF
s!sssf c.:SoII c4sss HsISsrs aHi:s. Hunt aas;
Wa IL SsssYMe.rs cIssett, Dyer. Long,, m rna
rr{ sp s1 an and =, Tsl 1n,;.; 3;
same eharsc er as the preceding billI was passed
the vote being the same as above, except that Mr.
MI. Hubert called up bill for the relief of John
o. %Stc oa Mr. She pherd the Council amend.
mn lspb-iitutelLo bill to purchase lot and new
was on-cSncurred in, and Committee Of confer %
enee wss requested the vote on the being
aes.r. Berry, Brese, . BfSxn, Css.e Dyer IN.
SsIt LHuise Hunt Long, Mcknight, raliaero,
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
MT Hnise called mp elll 60 provide for deficiencies
gent expenses Of the government, and the amend.
mems were considered seyta!im.
Iolnt that the COuseil had adjourned, and having
a derstood from members that the Council int nded
to
might be saved II the Council bills we're acted on
not to the
M, shePhsrd said the members Of the House
ehould do their duty, and if the Council defeated the
place the responsibility.
Mr.. HuIse said that there had been an implied IN.
De- standing thar the Council intended to take a
recess, but they had adjourned and il plain to
see that they did for the purpose Of forcing the
House TO act their bills He, for one, would not
be driven after having in committee, spent much
tine ON the bils-l9 hours one STRICKLAND hoped
the HCuse would consider these bills and let the re-
sponsibility rest where il belongs.
Several amendments were adopted, among them
one appropriatiBg 5000 for the militia, and tina
bill was passed, Mr.. Hunt only voting in the mega
tive.
Mr. Vail from the committea On Iawx ranor,.,
bill introduced by Mr.. Shepherd) relating to the
registration OF voters, which read . second
time,
The bill making appropriation to defray the
ordinary and contingent expenses Was taken up and
Mr.. Urell offered an amendment appropristing
SHe 10 complete the market at the corner Of Sd
and II streets, which was adopted.
Mr.. Urelt moved to amend by insert ng . s 900 tor
the militia, adopted-yeas Is; nays, Messrs Berry
Clagett, Hunt, and Trimble-4.
The House took Q recess until 10 o'clock this
morning.
To-day's Proceedings.
The House reassembled at 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
Council bills making appropriations to pay the
salaries OF officers relating to restaurants cancel
tax til TO public alley In square 49, Joint resolu-
ton for purchasing the Wsshngton and Rockville
turnpike, and prescribing the duties Of certain off,
Gers, were severally each read first time and re-
Mr.. Taliafero, from the committee on fire DEPART
ment, reported bills to build stable for No. en-
mi rDr INV md fs.r h. tsaE Of IL