Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-05-04

Odortess Monopiy.-l have heard conside
able about this thing, lately, through the col
unns OF the Commercial aud Eutry hreniRg
and There are true answers 10 the following
questions. Will some Que solve them -
How many contracts were made by the Board
oil Health, for the removal Of night soil from
tins city, prior 10 the advent of tie "OhurlessnY
Were these contracts fulfilled?
Dlu the people suffer at any time from the re-
ilsal oil truckers to accept the soil, or furnish
Carts for its removal
How many cpored men have made living
at the business
Did men VIII" followed This business at night
have no other occupation?
Did Charles ID. Agnes have a monopoly of
| TINS business dErug the las, lew years.
was 1t by his extreme care Tor the welfare of
IN men, he induced To wuk t'r him, hat has
enabled him 10 amlss a small lUrtunr7
How many men are ont of employment since
the new style has been introduced?
How many householdais who Lave used
| the odo'less, would return to the old style ?
Does not the od1rless employ as many men
In the removal of soil, and in is compromising
otter removal, As did the oil system?
DO the Erefy Eraling aud Commercial howl
because the tights Of the people are ilf,ineed +?
Would the +. +. howl if tie virtues Of the
| Odoress were laade as plain as those If the
Turkish bath
Is the +. +. afraid the Odnfless may bring
something from the bottom Of well
Does the CoapnerciW moan FIR lis original
| atmosphere
Is this wall TO he the new plank in it, plat
| form!
The people would Ike u hear answers to the
| above questions. The Commercial aud +. L.
| are not SO much opposed tn the Odorcss rs they
are To the persons who have coniiol of the com
tract. wish they Hould turn their loses to
winuward for spell. and give us peace | like
| to buy and read the E. L, So also the Cohincf-
cidf, but am not the only one who is disgust
| ed with this "eternal untitncss.' sgurp about
the "Odoress Monopoly, taking the papers rs
my text book, but admit after llial, and
| some information on the subject, unbiased in
any way,) am compelled to cry with many
other good ctizsns-Gent lemon Of the Board Of
Health make the contract ninr wears instead of
| three. GoGGfLB.
The Alms H,ase.-Fhe Trustees OF the roor
| met on "Wednesday last, and the new Board or
ganized by tlccting George Lodge, President !;
John w. Evans, Secretary. Macli Barlow
was elected superintendent Mrs. Barlow, Ma
iron DIR. Il. &. Shonlidge aud DR.. ii. @. Ocle
Physicians and w. /, lIodsJn, Attorney /;
VIM. Reynolds, Treasurer. The affairs appear
TO have been economically conducted as there
| is balance of S7,l7234, in the Treasury.
No. OF inmates, from Wilmington. white, AZ,
| colored, 81; b andvwins hundred : Christina
70; New Castle, 81; Mil Gre, l.. :; White thy
Creek, I; Red Lion, II: 81. Grnges. -; lrura-
der, 1; Appointments L..
No. of Boarders, - upu-ie-ilont-. - adj
missions, "H.': Discharge, -: draih. 81;
births, II.
Clothing given .ut "pIuit.i.
Mems Clothing-.iD c,ils, - pants, -. vests.
% hats l39 pair, of shoes. ~ shilI., I.u rair,
Of stockings, | II sheets, o.; uIlluN r,>-> III
pillow ticks, 50 bed ticks, u pains blankets
Women's clothiug-3, dresses, IL skirts. 10
chemises, "a aprons, ~ he'd slr,a,-, ~ pairs
stockings, 10 bonlrts, - tnwti.
Clothing given out to insane:
IL pairs mems pants. 80 .,,rIs 4 ,.,,. l.