The daily gazette., 1875-09-07
|RST EDlIlON
r,TY COUNCIL.

/ Meet,no-W Winding aP Ms
karn'%f g1. If the old 0s,nsil-7hs A'sp,s.
gd'1r '.1rarg5vriatan-Mls y ana pdy T0Hs
q E ritv Council held an adjourned
Esi,S. n S'is last evening, President Mar
the ow cv Committee reported ad-
ne Pc nnt On the petition of Thos. c. Ap-
Rely ,oLinq on No for u donation of rifles
Y, American Rife Company, as
he =, his has no power to make such
lion. Adopted. :. s..,-
my n.y. over VIM. Bacon's bill lfor
ny ward ,pn offered for arrest and con.
re"of Of incendiaries) until the last
.1nc Gn !, IN September. Adopted.
,nS " committee also reported that 1t
p pti,sSypedlent, in view of the ex-
!. 'ne of the proposed change, to re-
% sD ordnance creating a Paid Fire
srtment, Adopted.
non the bills from the Hospital
nta ,,,oe q, were reported, it was dis
lDd that the balance of the Hospit-
aMeronriation M was not sufficient to
ppRIof them 1t was decided to al
VI ,hs bills and charge the surplus
e anproprlation for incidental and
reIlaneous expenses.
bo pay roll of the miscellaneous
trtment, amounting to 81 ,567-76
read and passed.
,ao the following; Street Depart
\ s4O7 81; Police Department, ST..
,e Street Commissioner reported
pcn and IL horses and carts en-
I wis Zeblcy resigned the Inspec.
Kin Of the Eighth Ward and was
u eded by Henry II. Hawkins.
6e following changes In Assistant
!. .bectors were made:
pvepth Ward-Jeremiah Mahoney,
P Chandler, resigned.
keh,h Ward-Samuel Lewis, vice
Iucl Il. Chadwick. resigned.
hird Ward-Charles B. Woodward
VIM. +, Robinson, resigned.
inth Ward-Ziba Ferris, Jr., Woe
ed Guest, removed from the city,
+. Underwood presented an amen
bry ordinance recognizing the Wee
Hose as a Steam Fire Engine
hpany. 1t provides that the house
he company shall be located Oh
den street between Jackson street
Maryland Avenue.
he Ordinance In regard to the du
Of the Committee on Bonds wa.
) i third time and passed.
he report by which the adverse re
\ Of the Street g mmittee on tn,
s ition for the curbing and paving Of
north side of Twelfth street, be
.een Tatnall and Orange, as adop
vas reconsidered. Afterwardl
reaort was made favorable, anC
pptd. Estimated cost, $50.
prdors for the salaries of member
{ Council, amounting to $2535, wer,
fected to be drawn.
DR. TAYLOR offered q resolution ex
=bdlng the thanks of Council to Pres
knt 1aris for tho able, impartial an,
bsdcrate manner in which he ha.
Horned the duties of his office.
Dir, Adams supported the resolution
d few remarks eulogizipg Presiden
ris official course.
Dr. Lynch endorsed the resolution
In the C urse Of his remarks sal,
President had FLIED his position
b great credit and performed III
4 ics courteously and admirably.
'lr Farrell quoted Tom McOre's re
10 Byron (when the latter calle,
the poet of ell poets') II am 40
3 rose, but | live close to the rose
intimated that if the chair ha,
been strictly impartial he had bee
b close 10 t.
he resoluuon was adopted by
enimous rising vote.
resident Mafis returned his SINGER
lnk for the eulogisuns which ha
\ passed upon his private and OF
character. He said a. times b
ie!t that 1t was impossible to su
reputation for fairness impart
y, but was gratifled at the resoll
aad the remarks, which assure
'nat ne had achieved a success b
q his highest expectations,
uling the evening large amour
PFdtn were directed to be drawn.
~ motion Council adjourned.