The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-16

ceet, With the work, according to the plans
hnre.ofore submitted, as soon as possioie
without danger to the building or Its innstes.
The ayes and noes being taken, the suosti.
stute Of Mr.. Klein was defeated by the ioa.
Lowing vote. ..s. ..f...s.s,..
Ayrs-sessrs. Davis Of Marshall, Engsish Klein e
Lauer, Metager, and ollyer-.s. r.r,sr r,rt,s. Da.
reSSSS;. laws Of Madisen, Foster Gilman, a,g
gins. jenkins, johnson, Newell, Powers, fusseat',
aud Wingaeld--l4. ..,......
MIR. English moved as q substitute to reject
the report Of the committee, ana 70 alrSct
the committee to proceed at once Witn sne
WORK. The substitute was lost py the toi-
lowing vote; .sa:& a =
y5syss.-Mcssrs. Carter. Curtis, English, Gilman,
Newell, Oliver aud PoSsrs-7hi ha,snnor, Davis OF
Madison Ward Foster, Higgins JohnsSn oil, os SaT and
son Ward, Klein, Laner. Me,zgeh purcell anu
The report of the committee was then re-.
jected.-ayes, s; noes. loon division.
HEALTH.
Mr.. Purcell, from the Committee on
! Health, presented joint, resolution reqnl: r.:
| ing the proprietors Of certain Done.mlli
near the Termination OF Dessler street to rem
der the operations at their mill inotfensive.
On motion OF Mr.. Carter the report was
laid on the table. .s@@a
| Mr.. Manson, from!the Committee on Gem.
eteries, presented joint resolution appro-
priating two hundred and fifty dollars forre-
pairs at Oakwood, SC. Referred to Commit
| tee on Finance.
FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.
| Mr.. Davis. from the Committee on Fire
4 A Il al, al q
| resolution for the payment of seventy.one
dollars and fifty cents for labor, supplies, &C.,
| for said telegraph. Adopted.
Markets. -
Mr.. Manson, from the Committee on Mar.
kets, presented an amendment to the city
| ordinance, section 6, chapter 20, on the First
and Second Markets, so as to authorize the
Committee on Markets to make necessary re.
! pairs, &C., without referring the same to the
| Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
| The subject was referred to The Committee
on Ordinances, with instructions to report at
| the next meeting.
| FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Joint resolution from the Board of Alder
men providing for the payment of the &C"
| count of Randolph & English was taken up
| and agreed to by the Common Council. 9s
| Board OF Aldermen joint resolution for
the remission of fine of $50 imposed on
John Chilsa, &C., was taken up and concur
| red in,
| Joint resolution from the Board Of Alder.
men providing for the payment of claims for
advertising was taken up and concurred in
by the Common Council. [rbese resolutions
now 60 to the Mayor for his approVaL1
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
BY Mr.. English a resolution instructing
the City Engineer to proceed at once to erect
the addition to the city Jail, as intended by
| the action of the City Council. Referred.
By Mr.. Lauer: A resolution for paving
and gutterng on the west side of Madison
| between Main and Cary streets. Referred.
Mr.. Braselman moved that the report of
| the Committee on Streets, made in July last,
| relative to appropriatiDg four hundred and
one dollars from the street fund to gutter
Second street, &C., be taken up. Agreed to.
Mr.. Higgins moved TO lay the matter on
the table, as it had been referred to the
Finance Committee. Lost.
On motion Of Mr.. Braselman the resolu-
tion, as it came from the Committee on
Streets, was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Bargamin the Council
adjourned.