Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-23

The committee reported favorably on petition vi
# David j. Irvine and others asking the pro- hi
libiti9n of the practice of clothing men OBJ RI
tructiug the streets with their goods, and re- &,
luested the street committee to report an Or sc
finance on the subject. W
The watering committee reported on the SO
of VIM. McCaulley and pliers, "
hat laws cannot In all cases be ma lie satisfac-
tory to all parties, and that the ordinance COM OF
planned of had been found to work very WELL b
one hundred persons having taken out permits 81
for water since i,s passage Aiter some dis v
cussion the report was adopted. a
The watering committee reported in favor b
Of extending water pipes along Locust street, t
from Eighth to Taylor, as asked for by John {
Miliken aud others. "
The committee on public buildings reported
that they had the Interior of the city hall
thoroughly ceansed by scrubbing and white
washing II
The committee reported in favor on petition
Patrick Mccarthy asking permission to remove
a frame building beyond the present limits.
The committee reported on petition of Jas.
Lewis asking the opening of Tenth street from
Tatnall to Washington that Tenth street had
been closed from Tatnall to West by act of the
Legislature; and that they were in favor of
opening said street from West to WAshingto
as soon as the ground should be decided TO the
| city.
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A petition was received asking for an in |
crease OF the salary tor Alderman
| A petition was received asking the extension |
| OF water pipes along Eighth Street above |
Adams.
A petition Was received asking the pipes
laid on Seventh Street from Washington to
Jefferson streets be connected with the new
basin.
A petition was received asking the pas sage
| nj an ordinance 10 prohIbit pee5e running at
large in the city.
| A petition was received asking the work on
Jackson and Linden streets.
petition was received asking the change
OF the name OF Dock street 10 Chestnut.
Various receipts from city treasurer were
read acknowledging the payment 10 him of
various sums, amounting in the aggregate to
Sl6,402 70.
: The report of the commissioners Of review on
Ninth street from Market to Shipley streets 4,
was read, assessing damages to j. Z. Clark
$47O0.
After various discussions the further consid-
GRAFTON OF the subject was postponed Tor two
weeks.
i Mr.. Montgomery rendered to Council the
gruuad for Monroe street from Second to Front
q Mr.. Adams offered resolution directing the
o committee GU public buildings to report au
i ordinance authorizing the Clerk OF Markets to
seize butter of light weight and sell it for the
% benefit of the poor of the city.
III Mr.. Duncan was opposed to the ordinance
u He thought that SO much legislation would
u drive the country people out oi the markets
'u After some discussion it was rejected.
~ Mr., Dorsey called the attention 10 an OBJ
~ 5truction in Fourteenth street.
ne TIE ordnance in regard u signs was post
ho poned until next meeting.
An ordinance mskinga further appropria
Is ton OF 5000 ior the health of the city, wa
~ read third time aud passed
ie- An ordinance prohibiting the manuiactur
Vi of soap and candles within 100 yards Of an
us dwelling house within the limits OF the city
y excepting in buildings already used for suel
~ purposes, was read first and second time.
Mr.. Pussy offered resolution providing 70
to the holding Of iowa meeting on Mouda
q evening, the 3Oth of July, to consider the OF
nee dinanee providing tor widening OF King stree
'nu Orders were directed to be DRAWN Ms follow
G, h p, Simmons So 95i W. 5. Bullock SIS
leu 40; B. Simmons 20. Sfl 90 for lumber,
ist- U. Moore So IS Tor posting bills John JACK
en- son X Son SO IS; James H. Beggs $40 so; GI
"a, Company SIS So; W. Chandler Sl5 ii.
ent Pickles Sll Is; James Murdick S4 81; r.
Nurdica $50; H. F. Pickles $62 As; Goal e.
be Conn a1y $l65O 50; D. Gallagher SLY IS; r.
has bert Cook $276 l2 James Tay 81 49, X.
ees Cooper Sill Al l.. II. Springer S275 on a
40. count OF Streets Supt. OF Water works $50
Assessor on account $3.50 lice, prison keep
-, and night watch month'5 salary. Adj.
to DedM Of Dr.. J. F. Fmgh1n-At n meetil
ing of the directors of the Wilmington Institu
cry held July II, 1866, the following rsBoLtio
nus were unanimously adopted
ma WHkREAs, Ii Las pleased Almighty God
ike from US Dr. ]. +. Vaughan, formerly Pre-
rect | ldenl, aud at the time of hia death one OF
ise Vice Presidents OF the Wilmington Institu
, AS therefore be it
an Resoirei By the Bo4rdof Directors, That DO
iug hdmby to the will OF Him who doeth
loo things well, and recognizing His wisdom i
,.. mercy even in this affecting and mysterit
w., dispensntion, we express our deepest sorr
anSS and pain at the losJ OF one to whom we W
.as 80 warmly aud sincerely attached.
60 Resolped, That as m officer OF th is lustitl
be was ever Jealous 10 the discharge of
duties; as a citizen he was liberal and exc
10 Of plary. lie was known for his fidelity to
ling, country during the time Of her peril, and
lain the generous assistance be at all times
esse iered to those whom the exigencies OF the
rom placed in need. As II frieud he was alw
true, and as II man be distinguished
No. his rare unsel6shness, BY his unspotted Int
- rity, by his exalted character, by his great
4 "a telligence, and by the noble charity I
! af marked his eyery.d day life He occupied
- prominent place in the fec tioRs OF this WI
80; community and bore with him throughout
its confidence aud respect He manifested
from "atuS NC 80 -
putty | P' ~ - -, 10 49,, o,1o.i,I
!, ". ~ | to those who knew him well he WAS endea
by the most tender ties OF friendship and
gard. Cut down in the very prime OF
man manhood in the midst of those TO whom
died liza ,,a, a charm aud "a deltght. Ia lea ve
'uihh us the remembrance Of his virtues and the
otner ample OF his useful labOrs. We shall
pc cherish and honor his memory, earnt
iaih' trusting that we may meet him in a better /
was ResoiUsd, That We express earnes:
ll1' pathies and coincidence with his tamil
hour, whom this sorrow comel SO heavily. and
jury A cow Of these resolutions, sighed by
inc President and Secretary, be trsnsmiue
them, as an evidence of the esteem in W
/. but we held the lsmented deceased and the
,rnev ness we feel at his carly death.
Mon Addresses in support oil the resolutions
a the made by Messrs John H. Adams, Leig
ce the Coleman, Samuel N. Harrington and job
cues. McLear; after which the resolutions
right unanimously adopted by rising vote.
v, a further mark Of respect the Board reso
'orrell the ins,i,nte to he closed dnying The IN,
lg col soryirns and adjourned vithou7 tr,,soI
lsnlps, any other business.
Build pflsp At at stated meeting OF Wimngto
8 and vision No. /, S. of T., held on Thursday
,ls and ming. July bth 1896, the following resolu
Market were adopted
'st de Whereas, In the dispeusaton OF d
nd our Providence, our esteemed friend aud co ii
We and or the Rev Georye Ouiolcv endpsred
where nv hia able faithfnI ana le.lnu. ndvn,a
loik Temperance, has been recently takea
home in heaven, and,
dening Whereas, During the period et his mir
ton at in Wilmington, his manly and untlring e
e only 10 arouse the pubic Ia n true sense Of