The daily gazette., 1877-07-13
FIRST EDITION.. II / [ j T.
THE gIT'YnOOUNCIL.
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REGULAH hfETIHG-BUT LITTLE BUsI-
NESS qHErofD PRrITloNsxHD BILLS. '
The Auitt Council met IN, regular ses
sion, last evening, Fresident Lichtens
The Water COMMITTEE reported that in
examining the report Of the Registrar for
May they found . balance of 1886 due
the Registrar. and that the, report for
june WAS correct Adopted. ..., ,s.
Same committee reported favorably on
the petition Of Gideon b. Guyer, and
others, for water pipes on Poplar street,
between Nipth and Tenth. - u
Estimated cost, $264. Adopted. 4.
| The Lamp Committee reported
favorably on the petition Of H.
N. Grambrill and others, for two gas
lamps an Vandever Avenue; estimated
costs, $lS per lamp. Adopted. 81
The City Treasurer reported. Balance
lin bank subject to the reservoir, S5 ,066.-
%; to current expenses, $26, 80 81; Total,
So, ,9l6. OF. ~ 'lh'"
The Street Department pay roll $50 men
and II teams employed) was S187.l4
Water Department (N men employ ed) !,
$22y96; total, $4l7. ... 81
Petltlons and, Communications were
read and referred, as follows, 1e
u, From p. Magarity asking for the adop-
il ton Of measures to prevent the water
from overtiowiDg his property at Mary
land Avenue and Chestnut street.
From the W Wilmington Savings Fund
Society, forperrnissiOn to tap the drain
at Eighth aud King streets, In order TO
drain the cellar of their building. IN
the extension or the Rodney street basin
pipes TO Sixth a1d West streets
From VIM. Hunter and others, for the
paving OF CUTTERS ON the east side of Ben
nett street, from Eighth to Taylor.
] From jacob Pusey and others, for the
Ipaving of cutters on the east side of
WALNUT street, from Twelfth to Thir-
teenth. 4 -g, ,.,.,. t.,...--. ..
FromlJ.i L. Carpenter Jr., for the ex,
) tension of water pipes on Elm street, as
J far as Adams in order to supply water to
, sixteen new houses which he proposes
, erecting there. Referred to the Water
Committee with power TO act. p ID
Mr.. Pickcls stated that under the new
charter of the Board of Education the
school taxes were not subjsct to the or
der of the Board, but were deposited In
r bank to the credit Of the city, the same
), as other taxes. He therefore moved tha
1 an order for $4,000, on account, be
drawn in favor of the Board, TO enable
, them to pay salaries. and bills. Adop
r ted. n aUos -...{- .o- .I
I l'n Orders. ueHo.I
: During the evening orders were direc
ted to he drawn, as follows:
: Francis Vincent, ,$9s37; james & Webb
: $30880; X. II. Oook, IGl25 20; WV. Sim
: ! mons, S179 20; Geo II. P. Simmons $239
9 "a; Benz. Ewing, $62 20; Scott Crazier
r Co 81 70; 8. g. Simmons & Co., $6 7C
Joseph Flanagan, S332l6; Philip Lynch
q rop q Bro, f26.46; James Il Bro, IL "a
? Philemma Chandler, SS821; Jam-
O Mitchell, $55.38; }. d. Winslow, t23. I;
= Robt Smith, $3.25; James NICK endrick
u S265.37; p. Tyre, $4.20; Geo. W. Verno
& Son, SIG; G. T. johnson, SIG; Ever,
j, Evening Publishing Co.. Sl990; Gee
n O'Byrne 81 Co., SIS; John Bachus, 1884;
:, James F. Traynor, t60i; David Wool
e man.. $685. Water With s. f. e Co., s;
J SatnI Coyle, S82 o.; Stephen Davis, sl8.
IS; Joseph @. File, $780, James I
IIe Beggs, S57.32; H. +. Pickrls, 500, Ma
tin Quinn. $53.10 Mary Harman, S646
ar VIM. p. Karr, SIT go; Sam1 Bradfor.
= Sl0174; VIM. S. Bullock, $50; Owe
Sam'l CORY, $5O.40; James McIntir
s39l66; Marin Seals, S6325; Fran
Gingelboch $44; Frank Mealey, f, S
. Perry II. Ewing, S7O5: Geo. w! Bush
ia Son, 108.49, Homer Barry, $13;Wilmin,
s. ton x Northern h. Il. Co., $f6.44; E.
IN Stotsenburg 8 Son, s29538. -.
$ Springer, M orley &Gause, IS cent.
II Lea & Sons, S5Sy7; w. ". Simmo O Is Slt
Dn sn 25; Electric Line of Steamers, 8 10; Graz
- willie Worrell, 2 70; Ferris & GARRETT.
WmS.iW w att 81 Va James Dow log 30 .
Chas Warner&lCo ,4Z3 l2;J. w. Hawkin
81 06; w. s! Balloek, 90 30; G. r.. % ~ .iE
I'd Greenman, 13 90; w. w. Tu ,ker & q.
or 12s 40; John q. Galagheri5 55; 2. Picke
1I1l;J: C:Fie, 70 t9; James Bradford
} a Geo. W. Vernon Il Son, "a, Every Eve
ing Publishing Co, l6; vii. Coal Gas G
y ~ 50 20; Frank Mealey, 8; d. H. Kent
y, y, Co., 1928 SO; Eliza Frazer; 800; Boug
.se man, Thomas Il o., IS; Cardwell
,er Wall, s 81; James II. Btggs,. IS 20; ID, /
Al Tatnall, ] II, George " Stone, b a5;
Wilslow 80 SO, Jam tS Bro, ~ 4g;
' @, s mpson, AZ 4y; Mil Coal Gas Co, ii
.s 80; VIM. S. Bullock, 6 10; james, O. Joh
FOR Gawthrop & Bro y 75; Louisa Meyel
II %; VIM ID. Sparks, Al; Adams 81 Br
boz, James Belt, 8 "; e. q. Stotse
!. burg &Son, 8 III Eliza Frazer, o. Smith
Painter, 8 80; Carlisle Il Heni, rson, 3
. 80; Nathaniel MelJboir,1 ] 10; ThOs. Bur
6 HSl; james A. Anderson, % 10, T.
Beeson, 65; y; Pickles, Il 90; jam
90, 80 81; II f. Piokels, IS 25.
80, VIM. f. Robinson, 81; W ilimgton &c
a. Gas Co., 7,S6s 90; Glatts g. Eckel, 10
~ O. P. johnson, 81 20; Francis Schu
4o' 81, 90; Every Evening fublishi
20 Co.., z; Geo. W. Vernon & Son, 10i
Tvs 50; Porter and Co., 3; BOugbma
Thomas a Co., 70 SO; James o'Toole 3
ay s w. Anlling worth 62;y Adams q. Br
20 s7; viii. Coal Gas Co., 10 20; Wa
on Witch s. +. E. Co., 80; y. g.. ShOrtied
8; e. T. Dilworth, q SO; Gawthrop 4 Br
m: 8 80; 1hos, w. Saville, lie; W. +. VIII
IS 81; Edward FaImar 10 05. a
70 a Adjourned.
5 so A Woman MtLks AnOfher's Go
A singular case OF theft before Ma