Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-02


nance as amended w ''o o'ui-
MIR. Guigon stated that l, ,,oa ...ts..
he was mistaken as 10 tho wants of ths
department, but he was eure The oit,za.,e
ol hehmond did not want their cas
turueu on at the end of five davs ~ tboS,
happened 10 forget TO paw n pas bili ''
~ mr. yIimes, speaking for the Committee
tgt, Vn hlgnt, SAID 1t would require no addi.
t;yr, t;'a a. so'os OF hands TO look after the cut
iii on ana turning on the gas.
lowing vote: "S '"o ioi-
ANss;-Mosers Cartor, Curtis. DIacon, P.-c,.-
son SaaneS, Garbor, Glover, Grimos, jack
,,, Lay9e, Page. Thompson, Trowcr. II. White.
- NoES.-Mcssrs Brauer. Cbr,s,,s, Fo.,,,..
TT,ulgoh, Houston, Mann, Seay, Steele. straitcr'
A"ViNaS' D. W. White, w. l.. White.
THE NIw MAEKEr.
Inc Committee on Grounds and Rnild-
,hes reported that the Third market vould
oe completed on the 18th of this month
uHI recommended that Joint COMMITTEES
a.. oI three from the Common Council and
two troin the Board Of Aldermen be an.
oPIhteJ Tho 70 take charge OF it.
nc report was ruled out by the Chair
ana was referred back TO the committee
i"T Ihe preparation of a proper ordinance.
NAh "ANlIOh tEIS MORE.
Inc committee recommended that the
salaiy ct the lanitor of the Reaimental
AArhOry be increased from $50 10 S55 Mr.
Iro9wer moved TO amend so as 10 make SEQ
Messrs: Guigon and Christian spoke
h'gh,y OF the services Of the present iani-
t9r, Mr. Eddius. The resolution az amend
ed was adopted. '"''-
The Committee on Health returned the
peutlon protesting against the erection of
a brewery on west Clay street. with the
matement that it was matter beyond
and fled.
The, Committee on Ordinances reported
a resolution authorizing them TO have the
city ordinances revised and codified at n
COST not 10 exceed $4,000. 1t was adopted.
me ordinance in regard TO taking sand
anu water from Shockoe creek was re-
turned with the recommendation that IL
De rejected. This was received and fled.
similar ordinance with one or two
changes as to the amount of the fines tor
violation was adopted.
=, Inc opinion ofthe City Attorney stating
that the City Council had nothing TO do
with restricting pawnbrokers' charges was
received and filed.
FROM TIE BOARD.
- The following were reported from the
Board of Aldermen:
Resolution appropriating 5000 for the
erection of new school buildings, as fol-
lows: Central, $4,000; Navy Hill, $4,000,
and Fulton, $4,000. Adopted.
increasing the pay of the clerk in the
Auditors Office from 81 ,0C0 TO 81. 200 per
annum. ConcuTred in.
Ordinance reducing the price of gas TO
ST. per 600 cubic feet. Agreed to.
Resolution providing for a Joint meeting
OF the Common Council and Board of AL
dermen on Monday, July sth. to elect DO
lice commissioner from Madison Ward TO
succeed Mr.. Charles g.. BOsher and fire
commissioner from Clay Ward to succeed
Dir. John j. King. Adopted.
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
A resolution was introduced by Mr.. Fer
ritter providing that the electrlc-cars shall
stop at street corners only. Referred to
the Street Committee.
MIR. Glover offered a resolution appro-
prlatlng S32,500 for the construction OF an
almshouse for colored paupers. Referred
to the Finance Committee.
by the same: Requesting the Street
Committee TO report the cost of convert
ing the tOwpath of the old canal into q
paved walkway from Seventh street to
the foot of High. Referred to the Street
Committee.
BY Mr.. Grimes: Resolution appropri-
Keepers house at Rlver-Nlew cemetery
Referred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Mann presented an amendment TO
the present ordinance providing that
money received from paving sidewalks for
owners shall come back to the original
fund instead of reverting TO the sinking
fund as is now done. Referred to the Com
mlttee on Streets.
BY the same: Petition from residents of
ha IN lof pf NJ NJ a
car service and asking that the company
be allowed to run it, tracts directly down
Twonty4frst to Main. Referred to the
Street Committee.
BY Dir. Steel: A petition from the Pro-
gressive Endowment Guild of America
asking to be released from the payment of
taxes improperly assessed against it. Re
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Mir. StrattOn introduced a resolution
giving authority to the Committee on
Streets to have removed any ailantus tree
in any street or alley of the city upon
the complaint of citizens or on the recon-
mendatiOn of the Committee on Health.
Adopted.
MANUAL TRAINING IN SCHOOLS.
A resolution was offered by the same
gentleman providing that a joint-session
of the Common Council and Board of
Aldermen be held on Tuesday, June 9Th,
az 8 O'Clock, and that the Hon. j. l.. NJ
Curry be requested to address the Joint
session on Manual Training in Schools"
MIR. Stratton explained that this was
done ut the request of DR.. Curry as
citizen and Taxpayer. Adopted.
Mr. W. t. White offered a resolution
asking that an inquiry be made az to the
cost of police signal service. Referred
TO the Committee on Police.
An invitation was received from the YES
trv and rector of st. Johns church re-
ouesting the Council to attend the sesqui-
centennial services on Wednesday evening,
June 10th, at o'clock. 1t was accepted.
Adjourned at 1850 Z. NJ.
INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY.
True BILLS Found Against Number OF
porsoDs Pattee Among Thcm.