National Republican., 1873-06-21

Individual nAnod In mo lrcsompon, but tbore
was no guarantee they wUuid serve.
W. Dyer h re ccmmissIon. Who had iS airesd, 10.
qulred Valuable infOrmAftnn On the suhjeotg "
Mt. Dyer said he thought heihad fnily earned
MS compensation AZ q member of the House,
an, and dld mot feel ready to serve for nothing any
!, I.; Y Murray S InsI''ei upon his NnsndP~nt, and
Nj. Shepherd offered further amendment,
providing that the aaid aeorFe W. Dyer shall re-
ceiys compensation At the ra'e Of $4,000 per an
Nj. Dyer said he hoped the amendment wOulL
be voted down unanimously. Tue effect would
be to destroy the commission.
Mt. Brown offered an nmendment 20 The
other membsrs Of the oommIision 5000 per an.
M., sssrSsrds0 amsndmen, wa. then re.
the resolution was then rsjected--yeas ., nays
., as followai
Ysss- siS.srs B;rn, c.rEgll, o!sgc,t. Chase.
sn.5s..y, Ma.5s.y, Shepherd. TsiisfsrO. wall and the
MT. Huise introduced the following blus, which
were refered TO the Committee on Appropria-
aries OF oficers Of the District, bili mating ap-
propnauons 20 supply denctcncies 10 the genenl
expenses OF the government Of the Diatsict for
si sinsndstory Of rss act % % . safsscs IN sh. co., cot.
lection % tasss. Referred 70 commritee On ways
M. smoot Introduced a hin appropr,atine
5000 for the purchase OF site for school bulld
| log on street. fronting stanton Square, In the
Thlrd school district. Referred 20 ihe Commit
NJ. wSii, from the Committee On Laws and
Judiciary, reported q bill ameudatoty Of the
normal school act. Read a second time and
MI. Brown, from the Committee on Caims.
reported bills for the relief OF the following lndl
yiduals, VIZ; II. Morris Cropiey, A. p. Cropley,
= ssa G k ssSR % oe ss Commit Sa
| tee Of the Whole. 1850.
on mo,ion Of Mr.. smoot the Joint resolution
fund TO Inc sinking fund was taken up and passed.
On motion o. Mr.. Brewer The bin ior the re
lief Of Samuel Chase, assignee, vas taken from
Mr.. Iaiss lntrodaced Dili 20 simply dencisn-
cies 10 the appropriations 70 pay salaries OF on
cers and employees OF the District 81 Columbia.
Mr.. WALL from the COMMITTEE on Laws and
Judiciary, reported bin confirming the building
regulations OF the Board Of Public Works- Read
Mr.. Hunt from the Committee on Police, re-
ported q bill authorizing the purchase Of Bar
bouIs lav bulldlng for police court, with an
Read q second time and laid over.
On motion Of Mr.. Shepherd, the vote by which
the resolution In relation TO the code was re-
the submissioa OF the report 20 q special session
OF the Legislature, which the Govefnor IL re-
| quested 20 oall before the eetlnR Of Congress.
i As amended the resolution Was addpted-yeas
IA nays l-Mr smoot voting nay, and explain.
ing that he wanted porfeot Gods, but was op-
i posed TO an extra session Of the Legislature.
| Mr. Talafero introduced bill appropriatlna
tI0o for the support OF Q night school under the
auspices OF the lincoln Industrial Mission. Re
i ferfed TO Committee on school.
On motlou OF Mr.. Herbert, the bill 10 extend
| and widen Potomac street, Georgetown, which
had been temporarily laid aside, vas again
Mr.. Berry offered o substitute fot the bin;
which was adopted and the bill passed.
on motion Of Mr.. nulse, the bill topsy W. p,
/ Cottrell Co. for material furnished fof an ex.
tenslon Of tue smallpox hoapitai was taken up
The following bins we're, under q suspension
Of the rules, successlyely taken up and passed
Bill for the relief Of John Newton bergman; oil
making an appropriation for the surrey Of the
Potomac channel bill 10 relation 10 TAX sale Ger.
uncates; concurrent resolution requesting the
Delegate In Congress to urge an amendment ts
the Constitution 10 secure 10 the citizens OF tn,
District the same rights and privileges as are en-
| joyed by citizens OF the several States.
Mr.. Huise, from the commlttee on Appropria
tons, reported bill making appropriations TO
certain charitable Institutions, which was read
secoud time and laid over.
on motion OF Mr.. Tdmble, the House thsn, al
p:to p. m, adjourned.