Evening star., 1901-03-05

Oh COlunDla.S II. 1Jekj0-An ACT " WAIVE
and release all claims OK the United States
by way Of escheat t6 real estate in the
District Of Columbia which Patrick
Kavanagh or his som Charles w. Kav-
thorize the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia to decree the sale or lease OF
real estate in certain cases: S. S21e-A Dill
for the protection Of subsurfaee pipe PIPES ca ca
struction in the District of Columbia from
danger by electrolysis, and for other pur-
poses; s. 5S62-A bill 10 punish frauds on
keepers of hotels, inns and boarding houses
in the District of Columbia s. 5243-A bill
for the extension ofli14th street, and Tor
other purposes: H. r.. s9041-An act to IN
corporate the~Washingten Telephone Com
pany and to premt If to INSTALL mani
tain and operate telephone p ant and ex.
changes in the District of Columbia; s. SUB
"A bill relative to suit Instituted 1or the
protection of the interests OF the unlteu
States in the Potomac flats; S. 4441-A Dill
to regulate electric wiring in the DISTRICT
of Columbia; S. 4425-A bill to regulate the
practice of homeopathic pharmacy IN the
District of Columbia; S. 4192-A Dill IN re-
lation to the Police Court of the District
of Columbia; S. 121-A bill to exempt from
taxation certain property OF the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Wash1ng-
ton D. c.
Bills remaining on the calendar of the
committee on the District of Columbia at
the close of Congress:
Senate Bills.
S. 34-For the further prevention 'ol
cruelty to animals; s. 65-For the re-
lief Of Priscilla ]. Shipman, admin
istratrix of the estate OF John ).
Shipman, deceased, for work done and ma
terials furnished to the District of Column
bia; S. 109-For the extension of LIE Dro't
avenue and S street northwest; s. 1l4-Hcg.
ulating the exemption Of church and sGhooi
property; S. 11S-For the extension of Wyo-
ming avenue; 8. 120-For the extension OF
Kalorama avenue; 8. 131-Concerntng fand
titles; s. 1870 provide for the appoint
ment Of a collector Of fines IN the poace
Court; s. 1391-Relating to the names OF
streets; S. 170S-To confirm title to lot 1, IN
square 1113; S. 1762-For the extension Of
18th street to the Walbridge subdivision OF
Ingleside; s. 1916-For the extension OF nth
street northwest, in Takoma Park; s. l94t-
To widen 18th street, or Columbia avenue;
s. 20O2-For the extension of Bacon street;
S. 2010-To amend section IL of the act ap-
proved March 3, 1877, regulating the taxa
ton of corporations in the District Of Co
lumbia: S. 209S-To prevent cruelty to Ger
tain animals; S. 2230-Requiring street rail-
ways operated in the District of Columbia
to provide protection for motormen and car
drivers from the inclemencies OF the Weath-
er between November / and April of each
year; S. 2265-For the extension Of Vermont
avenue: S. 2440-To regulate the running OF
street cars: S. 2504-For the relief of Holy
Cross College; S. 2533-To restrict grounds
of divorce and improve the procedure In the
District of Columbia and the territories and
for other purposes; S. 2551-For the estab-
lishment Of an inebriate asylum; s. 26O9-To
transfer certain old records of the city Of
Washington from the custody OF the Com
| missioners of the District Of Columbia to
that of the chief of engineers, United States
army: 8. 2571-For the relief OF Lloyd W.
Emmart; S. 267S-To incorporate the East
Washington and Bennings Railway Com
pany: S. 2714-For the extension of NJ street
northeast: s. 2125-To transfer certain old
records of the city of Washington from the
custody of the chief of engineers, United
States army, to that of the surveyor Of the
city of Washington, d. c.; 8. 2791-Author-
izing the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia to permit the Bachelor Pneu-
matte Tube Company to construct pneu-
matte tube between the government print
ing Office and the Capitol S. 2964-For wild
ening and extending Warder avenue, open
ing highway through Whitney Close.
along Soldiers Home grounds: S. 30O9-To
regulate electrical wiring; S. 3025-Author-
izing the Commissioners to convey a GER
tain parcel of land in the District to Lewis
Ttllman, trustee; 8. 3100-To provide for
the removal Of snow and ice from side
walks: S. 3120-Creatng a commission for
the condemnation of insanitary buildings Z;
S. 3169-To regulate electrical wiring; S..
327S-To authorize the laying and maintain
ing of a pneumatic tube system between
the Capitol and the government printing Of
flee; S. 3297-For the extension of Sth street
northeast; S. 3411-To provide for the re-
moval of overhead telegraph and telephone
wires for the construction of conduits: S
342f-For the regulation of scientific expert
ments upon human beings; S. 3425-1'o incor-
porate the Columbia Telephone Company;
S. 3426-To regulate the sale of ntoxicat-
ing liquors; s. 3444-Authorzing the Presi-
dent of the United States to appoint rail-
road commission, with authority to con-
struct union tracks, depots, terminals and
union bridges to be used by the steam rail-
roads now entering and which may here
after enter the District Of Columbia and
for abolishing grade crossings and the re-
moval from the public grounds of all ex-
listing railroad tracks, stations and freight
yards within the District; S. 351S-F 1hibit-
inb bone or fertiiZng factories to be oper-
ated in the District of Columbia; S. 955gt
To establish board of plumbing; S. 355Sr
To amend an act to change the proceedings
for admission to the Government Hospital
for the Insane; 8. 3917-Providing for the
improvement of the navy yard bridge; s.
3957-To establish a court Of probate and
divorce; s. 39S7-To create a permanent
commission for condemnation proceedings;
S. 4OOS-To incorporate the District Patrol
and Alarm Company; 8. 4Os9-To establish
a representative form of government: S.
4549-For the relief Of Emmart, Dunbar &
Co.; s. 4S03-To require cases of typhoid
fever occurring in the District to be re-
ported to the health department; 8. 5195-
To appoint an advisory board Of public
works; S. 52OS-To provide a list Of fees
appertaining to the Probate Court; s. 526S-
To provide for the rebuilding of the Aaue-
duct bridge; s. 527O-To amend the act to
regulate gas works; 8. 5349-To regulate the
size, weight, equipment and speed Of GER
tain street cars; 8. 5361-To appoint a me-
mortal bridge commission: s. 545S-For the
relief of holders and owners of certain Dis
trict of Columbia special tax script; S. 552s
For the relief of Thomas NJ Steep; S.
5591-To amend the charter of the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company; S. 5G06-Fer the
extension of 18th street to the Walbridge
subdivision of Ingleside; S. 56S6-For light
ing suburban streets by the electric railway
companies.
House Bills.
H R. 275S-For the relief of the estate of
William B. Todd. deceased; H. r. 46O4-To
amend the charter Of the East Washing
ton Heights Traction Company; H. R. $40
TO confirm title to lot /, square 1113; H.
R. 5297-To authorize aliens to dispose of
real estate holdings: H. R. 75O2-To incorpo-
rate the Wesley Heights Railway Company;
H. R. S532-To quitclaim all interest of the
United States in lot 4, square lib, to VIM.
H. Dix: H. R. 9143-To authorize the forma-
ton of guaranty companies; H. R. 92S3-
To regulate Insurance.; H. r. 136O7-To pro-
vide additional force at the workhouse and
almshouse.
Senate Resolutions.