The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-20
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The committee also presented resolutions
rejecting the petition Of Isaac Wassermar
for pension and in relation to an appropria'
ton to the Richmond City Guard.
That part Of the report in reference tc
Mr.. Wasserman was agreed to; and, on
motion of MIR. Taylor, the resolution IN re-
ference to the Richmond City Guard was
laid on the table.
Mr.. Taylor intimated that it was his in.
tention at the proper time to move to in
clude the Richmond City Guard in the ap-
preparation to the First regiment, said com.
pany to receive 5000 from that fund.
On motion of Mr.. Straus the ordinance
was laid on the table; and 1t was ordered
that when the Council adjourns it adjourn
to meet to consider the ordinance on Thurs.
day evening at 5 O'Clock.
MORE LIGHT.
Mr.. Higgins, from the Committee on
Light, presented joint resolutions extend.
ing the gas-mains from the centre Of the
square between Marshall and Clay streets to
the corner of Leigh street; also, resolu-
ton extending gas-main from Seventeenth
street to Union street.
The committee presented resolutions re-
iecting the petitions Of William j. Cussens
and others for an extension OF gas-main
along Williamsburg avenue, and rejecting
the petition for gas-lamps at the corner oil
Duval and st. James streets and Duval and
First streets.
The committee also presented resolution
for street-lamp ut the corner Of Thirtieth
and Broad streets; also, for street-lamp at
the Free bridge.
The resolutions were all agreed to.
FRAMED BUILDINGS.
Mr.. King, from the Joint Committee on
the Fire Department, presented a resolu-
tion giving permission to the following per-
sons to erect framed buildings In the city !:
Thomas F.. Jones, dwelling on Webster
street between Tyler and Gordon streets !;
William p. Marrow, for Mrs. Sarah E..
Hopkins, dwelling on Marshall street be-
tween Twenty-seyenth and TWenty-eighth
streets; Mrs. Dufner, kitchen corner Cary
and Laurel streets; Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick,
kitchen corner Duval street and Brook
avenue; NJ. w. Gayle, two kitchens in rear
of his dwellings on Marshall street near
Hancock street; s. II. Hawes, addition to
bis coal-office corner Eighteenth and Cary
streets; Bridget McMahon, dwelling on
Eighth street between Louisiana and Denny
streets, Port Mayo; L. c. Rock, store-front
on Louisiana street and Osborne turnpike; !;
Mrs. Bette Allen, addition to dwelling on
Sixth street near Preston street; F. Sitter
ding, dwelling on Duyal street between st.
Peter and Price streets; Hezekiah Harris,
addition to house No. 1910 Second street; j..
G. Laughton, coal Office corner OF Brook av-
enue and Marshall street; F. Sitterding,
dwelling on Webster street between Gordon
and Tyler streets; William Brown, kitchen
corner OF Third and Federal streets; Thad.
Robinson. dwelling on Little Clay street
north OF Webster street.
Agreed to.
The committee also presented resolution
rejecting the following petitions:
Henry Lohmeyer, addition to his house
No. I'LL Broad street; T. C. Bennett,
blacksmith-shop on Second street between
Grace and Broad streets; FL. M. Harris,
on Grace street between Adj
aIns and jefferson streets; George X.
CrutchfieId, addition TO his house on Mar
shall street; James Phillips, dwelling on