The Morning herald., 1876-09-05
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CITY COUNCIL. a
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the Old OowMeiS.
CityCouncil met last evening In adjourned
session, with President N. Z. Lichenstein
In the chair.
Mr. Pyle said, that he in company with
Mr.. Jones had visited the Water depart
ment office and signed bills amounting u
81 $40 20, and left them On the table @
usual for third signature but had not aeen
them since and did not know what he'd
become Of them.
Mr.. Farrell stated, that in the Ninth
ward the Inspector and Assistant Inspector
were both Republicans, and % the city
charter specified that one of the said officers
should be from each party, he desired !
Assistant Inspector elected; but /
was overruled by the chair. a
On motion the proper officers were instrct-
ed to make note for $20, 600, to b dis-
counted In the Union National Bank for
ninety days, to pay q note due on the 7th
inst.
The following resolution Of respect for
the President was offered by Mr.. Lynch
and unanimously adopted on rising vote:
Resolved-That the warmest heartfelt
thanks of this body be and are hereby ten
dered to M. L. Lichtenstcin, Esq, - mark
of respect for the kind, courteous and gen
manner in which he has acted
upon all occasions as our presiding officer.
It is with profound pleasure that We assure
the honorable gentleman thstin our humble
opinion the just and impartial manner IN
which he has filled the position entrustedt to
him by the people, should not only meet
with our approbrtion, but should receive
the praise Of the entire community.
Messrs. Lynch and McIntire both spoke
in the highest terms of praise as to the ell
cheney, faithfulness and integrity Of Mr..
Lichenstein as presiding officer. Though
be differed with them politically, yet they
had the kindest regard for him and the
strongest faith in him as an officer and
gentleman.
Mr.. Lichenstein in return thanked them
very kindly for their unanimous sentiment,
in approving his course, and assured them
that this was one OF the 3appiest hours Of
his life. .p
It was remarked by Mr.. McIntire during
his speech on the adoption of the resolution
VI EcspsCI1 tuAV ~ Was AoSt WVItuy Va uV-
tice that Mr.. Lichenstein's decisions had
never been appealed from once during his
occupancy of the chair. 4
On motion Of Mr.. Febiger vote Of thanks
WIS rendered to Mr.. william n. Lee for his
efficient and kind services as Clerk Of the
Council.
During the evening the best Of feeling
prevailed, ard the war axe was buried, sd
in,,u opni6 hord sh0kfn0p and k{nN
wishes.
The following orders were drawn in the
course of the session: -. +,
Boughman, Thomas 4 Co., ,$28 90; O'Byrne
Bros. $40 81; J. L. Beggs, % 76; @. P.
johnson, $13 "A; Martin johnson, ~ rs;
VIM. stilley, $3.50 OS; James Mc1ntire,
S391 66; George W. Bright, $17 10; J. h.
Beggs, 1929 40; G. W. Baker, o. 70; H. r.
Pickels, 81 10; G.. W. Bright, $19 40; Collips
&Oliver. .$297 So; Water Witch FireCo., 81 50;
O'Byrne Bros, S3s 28; Glatts & Eckle, - 50
Geo. Faridee, $40; J. G adams, ,e15 rs; Jas.
A. Plunkett, 81; Wilmington Hand Brick
Company, $50 20; Robt. 81. Cook, $3.50 95;
Joseph 6. File, - 45; Geo. W Bush & Son.,
$40 03; :Thos. ]. Bowen,$S, Colgate & Cul-
bert, 81 65; Htlles & Jones, es 81: D. Mo-
Menamin, $e3 90; G. P. johnson, s64 so;
Geo. W. jackson. % 30; Coke
& Allen, $3.50 80; John Lind, rs 80;
P. P. Tyre, S101 IS; Jos. Flanagan, eS00 91;
Bellevue Quarry Co., $1e6 6S; Mary Hanna.
$50 10: Hewes 4 Walker 3S Is; John Lind,
SIC %; H. A. Meredith, $3.50 90; John
Hapley, $43 co. VIM. B. Davis, 1881 21;
James McKendrick, $3.50 "A Samuel For
rest, $40 81; VIM. B. Davis, 1886 o.; Thos.
Farmer, $14 50; L. Il. Springer, $75 90;
Eliza Frazer, IS OO;e William Brown,
81 so; Adams & Bro. $6 20
speakman & Bro. 4S 65;
r. Morrison. $S3 rs; j. F. Lungerd, $50 Is;
William Allen, $146 05; A. Roth, sos 80;
Chas. Stewart, $40; Walter Cummings,
$3.50; O'Byrne Bros, -; G. P. johnson,
SIS 8S: Boughman; Thomas & Co 411 n;
NJ. H. Ryan, $16 20; James O'Toole, 32S 65;
Alfred Waltan, $23 90; Marten Farrell,
$11 70; P. mccarthy, 500 rs; Il. B. Spring.
er, $1l3 Of; John McCaferty, 81; John
Peoples, $4,000; Street Department,
1918 81; Frank Vincent, &375.
Also orders In favor of the members Of
Council except H. B. Mclntire, and an order
in favor of the assignee of H. B. Mc1ntire,
were ordered to be drawn for their salaries.
justices Court.
Before Squire Hagany, Sarah Green was
charged with assault and battery on Jacob
Trusty, fined costs and Johana Green for
similar offence on the same person was fined
the same amount.
Fatal ACCIDENT.
On Sunday afternoon, Harry Morris, IT.
tie boy two years of age, son of Henry and
Ella Morris, residing at S03 jefferson street,
fall from the dnorstAn on which hA Nas