Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-17

cation from the Governor, inclosng certain claims
for advertising and printing, which were referred to
coDSelI ~. No. q for the relief Of the s...of
House bills in relation the sale and rent Of stalls
10 The kHsssrn market house. and for the relief Of
g. House bills e1emptins from water tax all manu-
rei q Columbia, and creating tie once Of 'n ssesS
ooiler Inspector Tor the District, were read FIRST
Mr.. Browne submitted commrnic alton from A
= Clarke, clerk in the ONCE Of the collector Of
force the reduction Of salaries In that ONCE; re,
mi MI, Guliek presented q petition from Emmart,
claims committee without reading; so ordered
Conn., f s"ss9. fian Elliott ksc and
wassI Con- rssDs the passage of an act
the that n sn;
the
dence within the limit. Of the perish shall longer
elections or Other business %setinss Of the parish
or 10. holding Office IN the same but any male mem
be admitted to n rGae e parish IestGs
wSo ar ase 20 hsa once ~ s sgc
the parish church, OF, in case the ,pews are free
shall have been entered on the books 81 the parish
as required BY said act and shall have Piled with
other ccnditcns as majority Of the aUalihed votsrs
o. the parish may hereafter adopt a parish meet
case Of neSly organized parish ali male members
OF any church or congregation In communion with
Columbia, Of full age, and uniting in the organizs-
ton OF such new parish shall be qualsd to vote at
Sec O. That hereafter vestries Of the Protestant
Episcopal church shall not be obliged to meet on
at sn Or sg sn sn
vsnent and if any vacancy shall happen in vestriss
man shall refuse to serve, then the other 1estfymsn
%; ;Ssi have poysr to appoint person or persons g
election And any parish, by vote Of the majority
% Than Ss 81
elected in the same manner as vestrymen, and be
to make ali rules and regulations respee.hSS oT tse
Temporal and support q their respective
wh ~. Be
as, ss legally CONSTITUTED netxithst rregulsr
% y -, ,.e r pb or defect 81 S IN
by confirmed In their Offices until the period APP
pointed by law for the next election Of vestries.
Mr.. Riley, from the committee on health, asylum
and charities, reported back Council bill No. "A,
utions in the District out Of the market house poor
MI. Thompson moved to amend BY reducing the
sum fIoIl $1,000 to 1000 for the Columbia Lying in
Hospital, siatius that it would be provided for in
Providence Hospital from sltoO to s2,OOO, stating
tuition Of the kind in the District, BY long Odds that
1 nar Was hardly day passed but there was some
=
BY refs,e nce to the city press
but there were others Just useful. He thought
Congress xe as By most Of the inmates or their
Mr.. Thompson said he would be glad to give them
snt fEyn nse sIe =, thsn Is pr0p1ssd ~ the bill
poor fund foT the purchase OF fuel during
the winter months.
The amen dment was not agreed to.
Mr. Bro St.. moved to strike out S2o0 for the
but subsequently withdrew his motion.
MI Browne move to strike ont $500 for the Gen.
Mr.. Riley opposed to it, and explained the
treat amount OF good effected by this organization.
provision for furnishing medicines to the poor
through its regular ward apOtheearies and he could
va,e organizations Of this kind, from which they re-
ceiye no reports, and know very little about.
The amensiment was not agreed TO.
Home School from s2.00 to "a eO; net
Mr. Thonpson moved to strike out s5,OS for the
freedmen hos pital and insert $780, and that the
pendei under the DIRECTION Of the Governor during
the winter months. The amendment was agreed to
reported back II D. S. providing for the collection
made the special order for tomorrow.
The motion of Mr.. Golden to reconsider the vote
and regulate tie sale Of ntos ca,ins iiSnors
taken up and agreed To, and the bill read third
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Mr.. Thompson introduced . bill making appro-
iefray the ordinary and expenses Of the
.cribins the linits thereof also, bill prov ide for
1ehciencies in an appropri.tion to defray the ex.
bia for the fiscal years ending june 90 1872 and 1873,
and until the expiration Of the first quarter of the
current year; all Of which were read and laid over
Adjourned.
HOuSE.-Mr. Brewer owed that copies Of reso-
luton Il thanks the Cabinet officers for furu shins
volumes Of the Statutes at Large be transmitted
hem; agreed to.
THE NEW CODE
MI. Dyer introduced q Joint resolution prov iding
pose If revising the report Of the commission author
irt time The preamble Of the resolution rectes the
proceedings under the act, and wher. it is sppa
erroneous and incomplete in I'M ?ortant particu srs
md requires careful examination and consideration
proper legislative authority ana sanction:" There
ore, be il resolved that Walter d. David2e, W. 8.
Sc
mission to serve without compensation. to examine,
&c emeoy e.rS of
penses,
NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Trimble presented petition of property OWL +
ers asking that change be made in the manner II
the cost Of special improvements ON corner
MI. Browne submitted resolution, which was
the ana Pdao
mac railroad occupy Maryland avenue, between 9th
Mr.. smoot introduced bill to supply deficiencies In
Tor the yea. ending June sh' is
Mr.. Campbell presented rstition fer the opening
OF an alley In square ~; refe :red
in which pcatcs for tax sale certificates
lost destroyed shall be issued. Also petition Of
M Pabst for relief from excessive taxes referred.
Mr. Urell introduced bill to allow cattle in charge
OF keeper, to east Of North Capitol and
north Of q street north; referred.
Mr. Herbert presented petition for opening an
alley In square sos; referred
n vermillion presented the petition of w. ii.
Barbour, asking 10 be compensated for damages
done his property; referred
Mr.. Hulse introduced bill to pay the ordinary and
expenses Of the District gOyerum .nt;
referred.
Mr. Brown submitted resolution requesting the
Governor to order the proper officer TO remove OBJ
structions in Washington and Jackson streets,
CniOntOwn, referred.
Mr.. Wall introduced bill to pay indebtedness Of
the county schools authorizing the issuing of
In bonds drawing interest at 10 per cent therefron
refei red.
Mr. Talafero offered q resolution requesting the
Board Of Public Works to place gas lamps on Yir-
GINA avenue, from Al street to the canal adopted.
Mr.. Hunt presented the petition VI Robert a..
Can pbell in reference to the -mAin Also in.
trodueed bill to pay for the survey Of the Potomac
channel; referred
ees Of the Lutheran church, corner Of 9Th and p,
ing 10 be released of the payment Of special
referred.
FINANCIAL.
mr. Smoot, from the committee ways And means,
reported adversely on bill to incorporate the Ma