Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-16

Sue Of Eighteenth street aDd the east side nom
Tatnail to West, at q cost of $50.
He also reported in favor Of paving side |
walk on the west side Of Adams street between
Sixth and Seventh asked for by Jas. II. Show
alter and Others. without cost to the city.
Mr.. Pickles, Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, reported that the Council has no way
to relieve the Board of Public Education bnt by
paying over the taxes as collected, which had
been done.
He also reported that according 10 the opin-
ion Of the City Solicitor Council hal no au-
thority to authorize the Board Of Education 10
issue bonds.
Mr.. Pickles reported against granting Mr..
Richardson, Fire watch donation, hut recon-
mended the raising Of the salary to 5000 per
annum.
The report of Street Commissioner Coyle
showed the employment of 80 men and six
horses and carts employed iR cleaning and re-
pairing streets.
The report Of Chief Engineer Gallagher show
ed the employment Of II men IN The Water
Department.
The pay roll Of the st. Department amount
ed to $26O.26.
The Pay roll of the Water Department
amounted to SlI7,50.
Mr.. Adams, Chairman of the Committee on
Opening streets, reported In favor of curbng
and grading the bed of Adams street, FROM
Head to Claymont street, at an estimated cost
OF so, asked for by John Cazier and others.
The pay roll of the Police Department q.
mounted 10 Sl533.23.
The miscellaneous pay roll $1lGI.9I.
MIR. Bckta presented communication from
+. NJ. McCluskey stating that there Will be a
civic parade on the 18th inst. and asking the
Council to review the same as 1t passes the City
Hall.
The use Of the City Hall was granted to MEM
bers of Asbury Church TO hold festival on the
10Th to the Goth Of NAV.
petition was received from Geo. mccall
and Others asking for donation authorized for
Washington Fire Co.
petition was presented for pavement on
| northerly side of Fifth, between Monroe and
Adams streets.
petition was presented fIom Price X Phil
lips asking renewal Of lease OF City Mill.
petition was received asking that the East
| side OF Jackson street between second and
! Third be filed up and that the side walk be
curbed and paved.
Mr.. Burke Introduced an amendment to the
| Ordinance on Fire Companies raising the APP
preparation 10 the Weccicoe Hose Co., from
| $500 to $500.
Proposals to furnish flag stones to the City
were read as follows
On motion of Mr.. Pickles the Finance Com
mittee were authorized TO negotiate note for
so 900 by a unanimous vote.
Mr.. Lynch moved that the hall be draped In
mourning IN commemoratlon of the death Of the
Hon. Charles Summer one OF the greatest
Statesman that ever lived with the except IN
of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster.
| MIR. Hayes suggested that 1t wound be more
| appropriate to pass series of resolutions in
| regard to the death Of the distinguished Sena-
tor.
Mr. febigsr seconded tue suggestion and
moved that MI Hayes be appointed TO draw up
said resolutions.
Mr.. Hayes suggested the appointment of Mr..
| Pickles for this duty
Mr. Pickles said that the resolutions coming
from political opponent would be most appro-
pirate. lew years ago bnn Mr.. Hayes aud
sumner belonged 10 the same party, and al
though MIR. IL. had fallen from grace tribute
from hun wouli he peculiarly appropriate
Mr.. Hayes was finally appointed TO dI alt the
resolutions.
Orders were directed to lie drawn as fellows
James Thompson SIS; James McIntire Sgl Ct;
Gawthrop " Bro. 81; Robert Aiclntire 1854 81
Valentine " Well SII.OS; Samuel Coyle So
O6 Mrs. X. Clancy $k2.5U; John &. Curett ST;
W. w. Simmons 81; James l. Webb SIS 80; J,
w. Hawkins $50; Ferris * Garrett 81 81
Gawthrop " Bro. - Charles Warner * Co
sll6.ss; Gawthrop " Bro. $I4.S2; w. $. Nor
row SIT ~; Thomas Porter SIS; James France
$50; Thomas y. Den ornandie S2425, F.lri:
& Garrett q cents Jsa- a. Anderson s. 70
kinson Sl2.lS; CroAsdale " Ualleroh SxS > 4
| ilattz q Eckel Sic 81; Geo. W. Vernon 1926
George Macan S2O.40; Patrick MCCARTHY Sl39.
5S; John NJ. Stewart $l494l; &. B. Underwood
! Sll.l5; DIR. Z. 9. Dunning $l63; NJ. V. & 1. e
Pyle Sl9.2S; Adam Grubb Il Co. Sl2G.6 SO; Jas
Murphy $lSl.65 Patrick MCCARTHY Sl4.37; q
p. johnson $40 Edward Green SIS 60: j. q
Farra Si2; ID. FaIra 43, Phoenix 1925; Waite
Witch $9l2.5O; Washington 1000 Fame 800
Delaware Steam Fire Engine 90J 81: Wecca
! coe Hose $50; +. A. Taylor $40; James Mahart
2l6.Gd; James Woolley 200; VIM. Stilley 200
e Alexander Chandler 200; Charlotte Sullivan 81
= Mrs. Burnite SD.
Appointnenis.-r following Is the list @
, appointments Wilmington District-T =,
Thompson, F. f. Asbury, L. Stubbs; st. Paul..
j. u. Merritt; Union, L. +. Marlinoa Scot
}. O. Sypherd; Grace, Joseph f.. Smith 1. \
: Foreman; Brandywlne, WIN. NJ. Warner: NJ,
Salem, j. France; Newport, j. ID. l;igg; Ches
q | ter Circuit, ii. Sanderson; Mt. Pleasant J. +
' Kidney; Claymont, G. A. Campbell New Ca,
i | tie, }. Ii. Mann; Red Lion and Glasgow, IL. II
o iodine, Christiana, J. Allen; St. Georges an
/, Port Penn, I. u. Hunter; Delaware City, L
e X. Thomas; Bethel and Summit, G.. +. Sher
r par,i; Chesapeake City, G. Il. Brisor; Newark
, j. A Brindle; Cherry Hill, ]. ". Weston Ell
il ton, L. Miller North East, j. ID. Gurus El
% Neck, l.. W. Layiield; Fort Deport, Charlie
e Hill; Rising Sun, j. ID. Kemp; Zion, 4. l.. Torl
knson; Charlestown, j. Cook. .-
- Prof. Wesleyan Seminary-Alfred +. Scott
v Agent Of the Con ference Academy-W. /
k HUtchin.
j Easton Dstrict-J. Hough, Z. E.-Smyrn;
e George A. Phu,bus; Smyrna Circuit, W. I
5, GIegg; Appoquinimink, q. w. Prettyman; Mi,
a dletowa, l.. G. Matlack; Odessa, j. L. bryan
is Cecilton and st. Pauls, b. F. Price; Galena, |
20 Colclazer; Millngton, j. w. uammerslev Sii
X Pond, J. IL. Caldwell; Chestortown, F nj. Cha
!, ham; Kent, j. Il. Van Burkalow, n. McQua,
~ Church Hill, X. Ii. Adams; Sudlersyile, i
~ Davis, Il. j. Harvey; Centrevie, V. Smith
Queenstown, 4. X. Harding; Kent Island, "
lie X. McFarlane; Easton, L. b. Newman Talbo
Ae W. d. Walton, X. Roe; Trappe, E Ii. uynsol
Greensborough, 4. S. Williams, Z. NJ. Lewis
Re Denton, E. +. Aldred, j. Rich; MaIydel, \
Of Gray.
Dover Distiict-W. kenney, p. E.-Doye
IS: G. ID. Watson; Camden, Z. G. Irwin, w. \
+. Green; Iepsic and Raymond, j. A. Il, Wilso
Wyoming, Jas. Dare; FELTON,, Il. W. Todd; Fe
is, ton Cireuit,--; Frederick, w. Il. Davi.
Rarrett's and Milford Neck, f. ii. Miller; nj
y, ford, d. G. Ridgway; Harrington, w. f. ia
bei,-Mowbray; Bridgevle, Jas. Carroll. II. {
+. McSorley Lincoln, ]. E. Smith; Glendale,
Conner, ID. W. {. McIntyre Georgetown,
bs d. Davis; Milton, L. L. White; Lewes, @. \
j. Pegg; Millsborough, |. Jewell Seaford. Y
Uric; fredericksburg, w. w. O'Niel; Ualotow
It, w. T. Tull; Dorchester, 4. H. Haynes, Il.
y lrettyman; Cambridge, 4. j. Williams Bee
re- with and Speddins, w. W. Redman. Chur,
Creek, W. J. Duhadway; Airey 's,--; II
re hoboth, j. ID. Quigg.
Salisbury District. l.. Taft, T.. f..
Ill Laurel, A. W. Mills; Lewisville, a. A. Fishe
B. Bethesda, j. Hubbard; Delrnar, j. Come
y Sharptown, G. w. Wilcox; Qnantico A. Ste
IS, gle; Salisbury, N NJ. Browne; Phoenix Static
i'll. Princess Anne, W. j. Bayne Paramount, V
lrs +. England; Annamessx, j. Shilling, W.
Murray Crisield. l. G. Fosnocht; AsLury one
ST. appointment,) A. j. Crozier; Newton, j.
h. rlerson; Acommac and Northampton, }.
~; Jones Chicoteaeue, L. j. Ayrts Snow IL
IL 7. II. Rawlins Berlin, e. w. Burke; Fran
| ford. ". o. Ayers; Gumhnrn, C. = Lnnaua,