Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-11

arrangements could be made for the conversion
Of the Hospital to other uses, he would feel 1t
bis duty to vote for the ordinance. While we
have the Hospital we must have Superintend-
ent.
". NJ. Candy expressed similar views and fa-
yored the ordinance as the best that could be
done at the present time. With his experience
as one Of the managers Of the Children's Home,
he knew the need of House of Refuge, and
believed that the present City Hospital should
be converted to that use.
Mr.. Farrell thought that the Hospital Com
mittee should have something to say about TINS
question before the building ia converted into
any thing else than that for which 1t was original
ly intended Though there might be be some
thing wrong about tue management the Hosp.
tai was necessity, and we could not do well
without it
Messrs Lynch and Lichtenstein both favored
the ordinance and the Hospital provided It could
be properly conducted.
Mr.. Adams was not prepared to vote upon the
ordinance until he heard report from the COM
mittee. He therefore moved to postpone until
next meeting, and at the suggestion OF Mr.. Feb
iger he accepted the amendment that the COM
mittee be instructed to make q detailed state
ment OF the working of the Hospital and also
to report upon the feasibility of having it con-
yerted into House Of Refuge when his motion
was adopted
Mr.. Adams presented the report of James
Woolley upon the deficiency in the accounts OF
]. L. Killgore, late City Treasurer. (The report
will be found in another column.
| On motion of Mr.. Candy. it was agreed that
when Council adjourn it adjourn to meet on Sat
urday next at AZ p. NJ. at Pennsylvania Avenue
and Clayton streets, to fix the grade of those
streets.
| The following orders were drawn dnring the
evening Geo. G. stidham, $500 Francis YIN
cent, S7.1s James McEntee, $500 Henry Lat
inner, 1924. 16 Robert Mcintyre, S32j.09 Rob-
ert Smith, 1851. SO ; John Logue S24.75 Sam
uel Coyle, Sl2s.T0 David Campbell. s379.75 !;
Joseph c. File, $3.50 Peter McHugh, 1925 /;
VIM. Green Il Co, $40. 20 James II. Beggs,
s5O5 20 Samuel Bradford, $3.50 Mrs. Clan
cey, S6S.05; Martin searles, sl2S.70; John Bach
us, s61.l0; George II. +; Simmons,
ssi9.Os Valentine Il Wells, s77.Os :
W. ", Simmons, ssi.e Charles Johnson,
Car Wheel Co. $l65.2 81 H. F Pickles, $g1T.0 ;
Joseph Flanagan, 1898 92 James Thompson
Administrator, $500 James Mcintyre, S9l. S.;
Geo. W. Stone, $1,000 David Woolman, a. ;
Murray & McElwee, S162.S5 Hughes Walker,
Smith, s6OS0; Wilson, Wood q Co, "A %;
David Woolman, 1920 80; John W. Hawkins,
5103 20 Harlan & Holingsworth, Co, s121.79 ;
G. Warner Co, S222.0 L. l. dupont Co..
$685. 55 George W. Stone Co, $3.50 Joseph
Miller, S15 o. H. 4. H. Steilman, $4,000 ;
Joseph G. File, S17O.3G James H. Beggs, al 80 ;
+. G. Simpson, $54 80 ]. d. Winsow, S7S-
"a William II. Foulk, S9940; H. F. Pickles,
$3.50 james A. Anderson, S50.95 Adolph L..
Rolf, $27.20 Thomas b. Beeson, 52l 10 Geo.
H. p. Simmons, sl7.42 II. f. Pickles, s49.65
Boughman Thomas x Co. 544G4, Howard. o.
Moore. $500; ]. d. winslow, f22.5l s.
7. Schultz, $3.50; W, H.. Brady, 500 5
David Woolman, S9.15 Glatts Il Eckel, 5l3T.4O
Croasdale & Cameron, 1920 John NJ. Stewart,
$1,000 H. F. Pickles, sl.95 Smith &
Painter, 81 80 Pay Roll Street Department,
Si37.93 Pay Roll Water Department, $500
Pay Roll Water Department (New Basin) $780,
81; Miscellaneous Pay Roll, CITY Oflces) $780,
"a; Police Pay Roll, sl653.93 Mary Maloney 81.
60; Wilmington Savings Fund Society S150.2O
, S. L. Nichols, 1892 90; Edward Cheatem, 20, co.
James Wooley, S20O.0O Ferris q Garrett, a2'55
Thomas Ford, $3.50.