Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-17

to express our hlgl aAifeclAIou OF YOUR stTA ices
a. cnairnAn OF the Water Committee during the
pa-t wear. amt earnestly request that considera-
tions OF public interest VIII lead yon. although
as we are aware, greatly II your personal incoh-
veuience. to continue 10 hold tho position. al
least until the completion of iAe new ha'ln
William Richardsou, II. $ McCutnh,
Henry + Dure. lsrsel Pusey,
Francis n Buck. g. i. Snvth,
D Chandler. Cleo. W, Bush
H. Meldiuhall Geo ID. Armstrong,
James bradford !. I. Head,
Bellah 4 Elliott, Washington Jones,
Mm Bush 4 Co. James Morrow,
McLear & Kendall. John L. MAlee,
juhu IL. Adams. tieo. ). tapeAe,
L. T. Bu=h, Edward Pusey
Vim L Bullock, II @ Robinson,
Puse9, Jones a Co, II. Is. Seldei
John PEOPLES Victor dcPout.
| George q I1hlaIi, Charles /. Bent.
W NJ Cauby stated that lie lad been al-
preached bv INT rlber- Of both of the leading po
ltlcai parties, -ipce he had announced his de-
tafnin lti5n to resign as chairman Of the Water
Committee, aud requested to reconsider his de
termination. Not aiisliatiug politically with the
parry nos III power it would be doing injustice
to himself and others to remain longer as clair
man Of The committee. The position mas been
one freughs with much trouble and causing him
much anxiety and did lie consult hs own lncli-
| nations he would no longer remain at the head
| ~ tile committee. In response to the wishes OF
| such large number of ulluontisl citizens whose
| names appear upon the communication, he
| felt In duty bound to modify his intention to
| resign Immediately, and ia order to give the
| Democrats an opportunity 10 look around and
| get competent person to fill the posltion he
! would uow Offer His resignation to take effect T.;
the frat meeting Of Conncil in November.
| William Candy moved that the resignation be
accepted.
Nj Farrell thauglit th5t il Mr, Candy really
| would not serve as chairman of the Water Com
mittee, he should resign now, as it would be
very unfair for him to remain III the position
until after the election Of Water superlntend-
| ent and then resign.
William Canby reminded Mr.. Farrell tlat the
| City Council, and not the Wster Committee,
elected the superintendent OF the Water
| Works.
Mr Farrell said he was fulysaYa.e Of that,
but it was well known that tho chairman Of the
Water Committee had ciuch to do with the elect
ion OF a Water Superintendent, when he saw
proper 10 nee his influence. lie thought Mr..
Canhy's remaining TO November lst wIs part Of
a plan to 9 foet Mr.. HYDE into a re election.
Mr.. Hayes cculplimentel Mr. Canbys admin
| istration OK the Water Department. and said the
iesire OF the Democrats that he should remain
Chairman Of the Committee lad nothing to do
| with politics. lie was the right nan in tie
place. He (Hayes considerable would be det-
| rmertsl to the city interests to dsplace Mr..
| Hyde, and would do all II his power 70 retain
| him,
Mr.. Farrell That's it, That's lust what
expected, and wanted to guard against.
The resignation Of aIr. Candy, TO take effect
Immediately, not accepted. He had preYi-
ou-y left the Council chamber. The -ahleet
then dropped.
TREES, SuRugs, PLANEs,- During recent visit
to West Chester, Pa We dropped in upon Mr..
George Achelis proprietor Of Morris Nur
series, ard We're shown over his grounds by Mir.
| A. himself. We found everything i'll excellent
| order, the Young trees and shrubs III healthy
condition, The roll carefully worked and varie-
ty Of stock such as is found n the leading nGi-
| series. Two years ago the writer purchased Of
Otto y Achelis of whom Mr. A. is the successor,
a lot OF evergreend winch proved to be very fine,
| all now living but one, and we now that
our good success WAS owing to the fact that we
| bought our trees OF n firm that understood its
business. Mr.. Achtlia is gentleman of un-
usual Intelligence Of pleasant manners. devoted
to his calling, and We do not hesitate 10 say to
our readers that they will get first rate article
by directing then orders to him A good tree,
shrub or plant il desirable thing to obtain
an Indifferent ought not to be planted Eo0l
ono is worse than worthless, and We do not be-
lteye that Mr. Aches will seuG out any but the
| fret named.
The National College of Business, New Haven
Conn. whose advertisement appears IL this irsuC
| of our paper, il des gned to afford young men
who contemplate business lfe Il thorough ant
systematic course Of commercial training. The
| plan uf Instruction is very comprehensive, and
mover fails TO qualify the attentive student tC
enter Gt once upon the active duties OF life. Thu
} institution il patronized by Young men from
every section Of the country, and in all the prin
cipal cities and towns of the Union may be founC
its graduates, successfully engaged in business
The expenses are sufficiently low to be within
1 the reach OF all classes, and no better invest
ment of time or money can DO made than in ac
quring the practical knowledge of buaness af
fairs there impaired.
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