The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-19

streets; Canway Is Co.., addition to house
No. 318 Eighth street, W. y: Caring.
ton, stable on Seventh street near Duval ;
w. G.. Darlington, dwelling on Broad street
between Seventh and Eighth streets; w. T.
Taylor, stable on Clay street between Nun.
ford and Gilmer streets. james Russell, ad.
dition to his house on Navy Hill, Seventh
and Baker streets; T. G. Tinsley, addition
to house, Leigh and Kenny streets James
T. Friss, shed In rear Of his house, 82O
| Broad street; John Chieso, fruit.stand cor.
| ner Broad and Ninth streets Paul Lun.
| barii, fruit.stand on Broad street between
Seventh and Eighth streets. D <.Aa7,
The committee recommend the rejection oil
| the petition OF II. Schluter, &c. Z" - -
The resolutions were adopted.
POLICE. ..-.
Mr.. Babcock, from the Committee on Po'
! lice, presented joint resolution requesting
the City Engineer to. furnish plan and pro.
! bable cost Of new station-house Gn lieu OF
| the present Third station.house, which has
| been declared unhealthy, &c. to be erected
! under the direction OF the Committee on Po.
lice, &c. Agreed to. {, ....1.. ..i.,s. ~.
\ ...'. ...M. 81 CLAIMS. jHJ .t4-l s.1
Dir. Puilam, from the Committee: on
Claims and Salaries, presented ajoint resolu.
ton providing for the payment of claims OF
Randolph & English and I. P. Mayo, in all
amounting to S7S.SS. Agreed to. H!. s,i
FIRE-TELE0RAPH.
Mr. T. Wiley Davis, from the Committee
on Fire-Alarm and Police Telegraph, pre-.
sented joint resolution for the payment of
S3S407 for labor, supplies, &C., for said tele.
graph. Agreed to. .rc. .,.s - % s.s,.s. ,.:..
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN y
Joint resolution from the Common Conn
Gil, with Board amendments, concerning i'm
provements to Monroe Square, &C., was
taken up, and, on motion Of Ar. Whitlock,
laid on the table. ,,.. ..- ..-...., ...l.t ...,.
Joint resolution, with Board amendments,
granting permits to build wooden bosses,
&C., was taken up and the amendments con-
Cured in. a5,-....g I'd. ....-.2 .L.. --..f
Joint resolution concerning F. B. Hart
extending time for making cuSYert connec-
tions, &C., was taken up and the resolution
coucurred in. 'Ms oss. .~Iai'.'''~ '~.& t1s'.
Board Joint resolution to carry out recon-
mendations of Finance Committee concern
ing certain tax-bills was taken up and agreed
to. ~" '.. '.. ''' .-''
Board joint resolutions to pay sundry
claims, and to pay Randolph d English for
binding reports, &C., were taken up, and
the claims ordered to be paid. ...
Board preamble and joint resolution for
proper observance Of Inauguration of Gene.
raj Jackson's statue was taken up and con-
Cured in. .....- ...... ..s.
Joint resolution rendering Old Market
Hall for accommodation Of Stone wali bri-
gade, &C., was taken up and coneurred in.
Board preamble and joint resolution con-
cerning retrencbment and reform in public
expenditures was taken up.
Mr.. Higgins moved to strike out that part
of the resolution relative to the Committee
on Light. Lost. The resolution was then
concurred in. '
WANTS TO SEE THE sToNEEALL STATUE
UNVEILED. ... .... .. -
Mr.. Talbot presented petition Of B. j.
Black asking to be allowed to put up seats
on the vacant City-Hall lot to accommodate
| persons who want to view the proceedings
incident to the unyeiling of the Stonewall
statue, &C., the city to receive ten per cent.
| of the receipts, and the petitioner to take
down the seats the day after the ceremonies.
No action taken. ... -.' .--... g.. ....
On motion of Mr.. T. W. Davis the Coun.
Gil adjourned. .........,. ......-..
| C1rv poI ITIcs- MEETING OF THE CITY Con-