The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

sole poinn Ldheu Tue CuaI WAS sustatueu, as
follows: j.,
Edwards, EnetL Gentry. Goddin, Gum, Hayes.
Lfln, Pierce Phillips. Pollock. Rankin, Taylor, and
NoEs-Messrs. Baker, Christian. Crenshaw,
Mcdowell, skinSer. aud straus-11.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Taylor
ION petition OF Joseph Talker and others)
to pave and gutter Eleventh street between
Byrd and Canal, when there is money on
hand.
Mr.. Davis of Madison Ward moved to
refer to the Committee on Streets. Lost
ayes, Z; noes, IS.
Mr. Taylor's resolution was defeated
ayes. II; noes, Il; not two-thirds' vote.
The subject was then referred TO the
Committee on Streets.
FINANCE MATTERs-NEw HOSE.
| Mr.. Christian. from the Finance Commit
tee, presented joint resolutions refunding
1 various sums OF money to persons impro-
perly assessed Il
Also, report and resolution appropri-
| ating S2,006fo purchase 1000 feet OF hose
for the Fire Department.
The resolutions were both agreed to
unanimously. H.. ....r
. ELICIT.
Mr.. Curtis, from the Committee on Light,
presented resolution authorizing the Su-
perintendent Of The Gas-Works and men,
ber Of the Committee on Light TO attend the
Convention OF Gas Engineers in Phiiadel
phla during the present month. Agreed to-.
! ~- .ts... WATER. ......f
| Mr.. Davis presented resolution consoli-
dating the accounts of water department.
| Referred to Committee on Finance, on
motion Of Mr.. Curtis.
FRAMED BUIIDINGa.
Mr.. Taylor, from The Committee on Fire
| Department. presented joint resolution
giving permission to the following persons
to erect framed buildings in the city: NJ.
| G. Crowds, shed, corner OF Twenty. fifth
and Venable streets: Julius Sycle, carriage
house, and to enlal ge stable, at No. west
Cary street; Jack Goode. dwelling, corner
OF Ashland and Randolph streets; 4. j.
Stevens, shed at No. 210 south Second
street; w. F. Connell, carriage-house, &c,
on Railroad street between Brown and
Washington streets; Mrs. M. Patterson,
dwelling, one story high, corner OF st.
John and Federal streets; S. M. Moody,
dwelling, one story high, on Twenty
fourth street between NJ and n streets; Z.
| S. Barbour, shed on Broad street near
Chesapeake and Ohio depot; - jenkins,
fruit-stand, one story high, on Broad street
near the Chesapeake and Ohio depot;
Isaiah Taylor, addition OF one story to No.
8lS Third street; J. L. Montgomery, lime
shed, corner Of Richard and Washington
streets; j. {. Farley, dwelling, two
stories high, and usual out-buildings,
on Leigh street near EbeneZcr church;
O. Y. Cussen, dwelling on Graham
| lcfr Lf,,lfn ~,
courthouse on Grace street between Pine
and Belvidere streets; c. Fl. Hasker, shop
on Lot 1912 N street; John NJ. Hucher,
wood-shcd at No. west Leigh street: c.
thinner, addition Of one story to kitchen at
No. Gl2 Fifth street; Thomas B7rDe, coal
house at No. 937 north Fifth street; w. II.
| White, to take down kitchen on his lot. cor
ner Leigh and Munford streets, and erect 4
kitchen on the same site; G. A. Barksdaie,
| Sunday-SchoCl room at st. Andrews
church, corner Laurel and Beverley streets;
LuCy a. Hodgdon, addition to house corner
Thirty.tirst and Broad streets; 4. W. Car
ter, dwelling on Reservoir street near the
old reservoir; Lewis BraXtou, shed in rear
Of his house, No. S0S Third street; l.. b. +.
Enos, addition to store No. 522 Twenty
fourth street; W. Reinheimer, stable one
story high on Mayo street near Broad street !;
JAS. Taliaferra, dwelling on st. james street
between DuVal and Jackson streets; Joseph
Schoch, dwelling two stories bigh on Moore
street between Brook avenue and Oak
street; George Brown, dwelling two stories
high on Accommodation street between
Lowndes and Page streets; Harrison Gray,
shed on Lot No. 1924 st. James street; Fred
erick Bauer, shed in rear Of his store, cor
ncr Baker and st. Peter streets; James Bur-
well, dwelling two stories high on Page
street between Lownes and Accommoda-
tion streets; j. E. Hall, kitchen at No. 610
Buchanan street; j. NJ. Shepherd, addition
of shed-room to house No. 600 st. Peter
street; Jacob Hill, dwelling on Duyal
street between Brook avenue and Shocks
alley; Richard Coleman, dwelling two sto-
ries high on lot corner Buchanan and Bald
win streets; j. A. Mills, shed at 1lS west
Leigh street; E. Y. Palmer, shed at No. zig
Pine street; John Higgins, shed on Beverly
street between Cherry and Culvert streets
Robert Perablcton, dwelling on lot on
Thirteenth and Clay streets; J. X. Wilkn-
son, coal and wood-house at No. 902
Twentv-ffth street.
The resolution was agreed to.
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
NIr. Taylor, from the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings, presented reso-
luton consolidating accounts and appropri-
atlng $1,000 to repair the First Market and
courtroomS.
Referred to Committee on Finance, on
motion OF Mr.. Christian, with authority to
report to either branch.
EXEMPTION FROM THE CULvERT ORDINANCE
Mr.. King, from the Committee on Health
submitted a resolution revokinS all eXemp
tions heretofore granted from the operation
OF the culyert ordinance, and hereafter pc
titions for such exemptions be referred tt
the Committee on Health, with power tc
grant or refuse.
Recommitted to the Committee on Health
with instructions to report to the Councl
names Of persons now exempt.
The committee also reported resolution
that as extension of sewers is health mea
, sure all applications on that subject be re
ferred to the Committee on Health, which
was agreed to; and resolution to pay 81
; to DR.. j. G.. Cabell, quarantine officer, 10
three days services last August.
The last resolution was laid on the table
! CITY LUSAT1Cs.
Mr.. Phillips, from the Committee on Lu
natics, submitted 4 report showing th
number OF insane remaining at the Pine
Hospital October 1st on account OF the city
White men, S; women, 4-total, Il. Col
ored men, 10; women, 16-total, &c. Ag
gregate, 3S.
The appropriation OF S1,s25 for the fsca
wear, the committee say, is exhausted. Their
is now due the Pinel Hospital S29l for tn
month of Scptember, 1879. The committe
have no funds to discharge this indebted