Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-12

ba TO be laid under any street, alley, ighway,
Z way, or sidewalk In the District, whenever in
the r judgment the public interest may require
MAJ be granted hereunder to be revocabie az the
Will OF Congress without compensation, and no
such authority TO be exercised after the termina-
ton or the present Congress-
On amendments Isl and 152: Increases the
amount for contingent expenses under the health
department. from 8, 500 TO q, 600.
on amendments ISL 1872. i63, ie4. 1877. 1ss and
169, relating TO the Washington Asylum: Leaves
the provision for the same as fixed by the House,
except $500 Is given for Introduction or gas
On amendments 10, III and I72 relating to Re-
form school: Places the expenditures Hereunder
under the control OF the Commissioners Increases
the amount for the support OF inmates from
$4,000 TO $4,000, and strikes out proposed in
crease from $500 To $500 for grading, draining and
ON amendments 173 and ia, relating to the In
dustrlal Home school: Places the expenditures
thereof under the control Of the Commissioners,
ana appropr1ates 81, 800 for q new boiler and for
repairing and restocking the greenhouses
On amendment 10: Appropriates $500 for
Temporary Iood and lodging TO INDECENT persons,
$l,oOO OF which sum may be allotted by the Com
mlssloners 10 the Washington Night-Lodging
House Association.
PIRATES u 900 TO enable the National Association
Ior Destitute ColOred Women and Children TO care
aoa Golored ioundlings; appropriates 5000 for
erecting ward for colOred fOundlings In connec.
ton with the Washington Hospital for FoundIinGs,
and strikes out provision requiring the Commits
sioners 70 report to Congress whether any instIu-
lon in the District has refused admission to
foundnngs on account OF race or color.
on amendment 17s: Appropriates s., 900 for adj
trial School
on amendments $50 and ISL: Increases the
amount lor improvements TO the buildings OF the
National Homeopathic Hospital from s., 500 to
$500.
ON amendment 1856: Extends provision for
emergency emergency expenditures TO other cases Of
forn
on amendments 1876, 1877, 1873, 1s9, 100, relating
Que clerk from $500 TO 1.OOO provides for a
draugntsman at 81 800 and six inspectors at $500
eaen, ana reduces the for engineers,
pirates $3l, 900 for laying new Waterman from
street northwest, down 14th street to b street
On amendment l91: Strike out the following,
which Was inserted as section Of the bill by the
House:
Is hereby directed and authorized to apply such
portion as may be deemed expedient Of any sur
plus which may remain at the close OF the fiscal
year 1855, ana Oh each rscal year thereafter, OF
the general revenues OF the District OF Columbia In
excess Oh one-half OF those appropriations payable
equally out Of the revenues OF the District and the
United states, TO the payment OF the balance yet
remaining unpaid or the debt OF the District
Oh Columbia created by the act APP
proved July 10, 1882 entitled, an act to Increase
The water supply OF the city Of Washington, and
for other purposes: Provided, That the amount
Of said surplus shall first be reported to the Com
mlssiopers OF the District OF Columbia and the
Treasurer OF the United states by the First Con-
troller OF the Treasury when called upon to do So"
ON amendment 112: Inserts the following as
new section:
THAT all moneys received from sales Of animals
or IN ateral OF any sort purchased under appro-
prldtlOns, other than for the water department.,
Tor the district OF Columbia, made since July 1,
1878, shall be paid into the Treasury OF the United
states to the credit OF the United States and the
District In equal parts; and all balances OF ap-
preparations made for the District OF Columbia
under section OF the act OF June H. 1873 entitled
AN act providing permanent form or govern
ment for the District OF Columbia remaining un-
expended at the end OF two years IRON the close OF
or may be made, shall he covered into the Treas
ury, Onehalf TO the credit OF the surplus fund and
One-half to the credit OF the general fund OF the
District or Columbia"
The Dill as agreed upon approprates s. 045, 321.-
81, being 1896, 10S6J less Than as it passed the
Senate 1913 $50 more than as 1t passed the House,
$500, 1906 more. than was appropriated for the
fiscal year 1885, and 500 3S1 O3 less than was SUBJ
United in the estimates Tor the fiscal year 1889.
The DEMOCRATIC CLUBs-At meeting of the Co
lum6la Democratic club last night the XpenSes at
tending the entertainment OF the notification COM
mittee amounting to 81. OS5 were ordered paid.
CLUB last night committees Tor the year were APP
pointed. AT a meeting OF the East Washington
Democratic Bandana Club last night cOnstitu-
tion was adopted ..r
Ex-PRIsONERs OF WARN. ii. Powell president
OF the National Association OF Union ex- prisoners
OF War, has issued his circular, announcing the
sixteenth annual convention Of the association, 10
take place in Indianapolis, on september IL and
treasurer or the association, has opened head
quarters in this city.
DECREE FOR THE SALE OF WILLARD's HorEI.-A
safe OF the Willard Hotel property. Messrs Morris
and Mattingly were appointed the trustees and
case OF Henry X. Willard agt Joseph c. Willard.
In which partition Is asked.