Daily Republican., 1882-06-30
n. tts,;'rY COUNCIL.
,rcIrLAR MEETING LAST
TBE EnTnK. QUINN's SEAT
s' TO BE CON TESTED

sas held last evening "''n ie''u'n
cGprsu Ths sanding a committees were called
ana cV%n %i,y treasurer reported a balance
Ine hunt vol Of s55O4 q to the credit OF the
dtE, Y, oiscellaneous pay roll amount
III. ..aslIqi 40 was reported by the
ns ncs .Y Committee and an order drawn
Finance .hs amount. noun
ior TLa ,n1 chief S Engineer OF the Water De-
lno .msnt U reported twenty. two men EN-
9s1sd Paved, with pay roll amounting to
s,usS, S,ost Commissioner Lynch reported
sutS nine men and nine teams en-
tssu'ii t,.A"i in cleaning, opening and repair.
plv,Ih ,,hs streets and cutters with pay
rOf ofS2g3iO,
,oIl amounting to S2lO6'39.
.T The petitions OF residents IN the vlcin-
- iDV Il second and Monroe streets, ask
y! y, II that lamp be placed on Second
as .rs,t letweer Monroe and Adams
.rssts rss was referred to the Lamp Com
uls.sS, GSOrgs W. Bush asked that water
,;usS he laid on Lincoln street, between
E,r'r want and Second streets. Referred to
ths Water Committee.
VT The Rev. Pennell Moseby asked for
,he use Of City Hall on Saturday and
sunday, G July and ., for the purpose
AZ holding religious service. Mr.. Bailey
NJ moved that the use of the hall be grant
~ I nroyided it had lot been engaged
for anything else
Mr. Johnson presented communi.
.,tiou from Mayor elect Wales, an.
pOuncng the following appointments:
Chief Of Police-James l.. Hawkins.
Sergeants- Eastern District - viii.
lisuH. Decker and Hugh Mcconnell.
Western District-George Il. Hatton
and Lawrence j. SOva.
First District - Daniel G. Gibbs,
David Henpis, Thomas White, William
Green
Second Disirct-GeOrge +. Cannon,
John +. Mccullough, Joseph X. Nick'
Ns William l.. Neal.
Third DiyriCs- William j. Black
burn, Joseph Osborn, Andrew 7. Pat
terson, Daniel Pickle.
Fourth Distrlct-Frank Tibbet, An
drew Moore, James b. Tucker, Charles
Blby
Fifth District-Evan y. Morrison,
Alvin H. Townsley, Charlea T, Bowers,
Richard Forrest.
Sixth William s. Walker,
John Quincy Adams, James Kennedy,
Edward Thomas.
Seventh District-James McKen-
drick, James Nealy, Samuel McGor-
mick, William II. Shearer
Eighth Disrrct-George &. Ray
nOnd, William Co!e, John W. Kirby.
SPECIALS.
At City Hall--John B. Moore, James
Lang
On Brsndywine-John Pierson, Thos.
B Turner.
At City Park-John W. Luke.
Upon motion being made that the
names as presented be accepted by
Council, Mr.. Paynter said that it was
customary for Council to elect the pris.
Oh keeper, ard the list was adopted
With that one exception. Messrs. Hof
hNker and others asked that lamp be
placed on Twelfth street between Lom.
bard and Pine streets. Referred to the
Lamp Committee, The petition of Ed.
ward Green asking that Liberty street
Ne graded, was referred to the Street
Committee
Mr. Garrett moved that the ordinance
restricting the firing OF fireworks on the
Fourth of July be taken up for third
reading
Mr. Quinn opposed the motion, as he |
eOntended that the ordinance was do.
ieated las. meeting night. Mr.. Garrest
ehdeaV0red TO explain to the member
rom the Second ward that it was the
motlon to take up the ordinance for the
lAd reading that was defeated, and
lN the ordinance, but Mr. Quinn still ar
gaed that 1t was the ordinance that was
Voted on, and appealed to the chair for
a.aleClSi9n, when President Conrad de.
elaed that 1t was the motion to put the
aulAalce on its final passage that was
mf' Jarrett motion to take up the
viullaGCe for a third reading was then
1opted BY a vote of Il ayes, to 2 nays.
mf' bee"her who had been absent
,Om ,he room for few minutes enter.
~ ~ anu stated that Mayor Almond and
ams amSsoi.elect Wales were in the office
%Joll'hg the Council chamber, and
sPuh als motion the further copsidera.
M avn Oh the ordinance was postponed for
s%sSJPfeseht, and committee consisting
UansfS' ~MessfS' Beecher and Paynter ap.
f,a'e1 % 10 escort them into the room.
lug committee retired and in few
m0ul ul'ts re'eItered with Mayor ALI
f0II 0Uuu ana Mr. Beecher in the adval ce,
iWSr'pea NJ p by MayoSelect Wales and
tho M .is, ayn,er As the Iarty moved up
ss,s1 alSle council rose, and there was an
tor. ' Maue W, TO applaud by the specta-
Ssn, aS, When they reached the Presi.
Gsro,u Ias ueSk NJ. Beecher presented the
ans.. !Vl ana Mayor.elect to that officer ia
p,ssiS.a sSi anu appropriate address. The
Cmno;H CHn' extended the welcome of
innrsan, il, and Mayor Almond, in an
of f'si'e aa;S manner administered the oath
"Uulce O to Mayor elect Wales. Is
toot Jn noI'o1 OF Mr.. Beechtr, Council {
wS a recess ot ten minutes, during
NV, .0l lAe members came forward ana
r.ns . p'eseltel to the new, and also the 9
At',s Aug Mayor by President Conrad. :,
oil ,", 'Ap1iatiOn OF ten minutes Coun-
,hs "' "' '"''eu TO order, and resumed
din, di0volS'aeratlon Of the ire works or
6Na 6ue' av "l'cA was finally pa: seu Dy The 1
N'r vOtc: ayes ~, hays 3; Messrs. a
Negative. ~ ''e - '"o
be n,I. ",I otuAhauco provides that it shall
worl'u D'a"luI ~ tire any knus Of ire -
inv As ui0lt alter sum lse On the mu1n-
pIsOr ai VIC Fourth OF July, or attcr mid.
suS su u Ihc came uay.
for ,H", n nuhO presented bill tor $llj
durin"M =, lumber Of dogs killed Uy uim a
comns,; tle month Of June, which ac. II
lors rSuled Is by an affidavit sworn TO be- v
Juh,so squire Y Neil. Ca motion OF Mr.. q
POl,csO PlSsOl tle bill was referred 10 the II
I TN, .OoMuttee s
publican vanoin Leighton Grimes, Re
oocund ward A, ave Tor Council in the
MSsDs The n ~ The last election con.
Ssea : ia W ,ns =. .ht OF William Ii. Quinn .,
va. Qlun, 'htil, was reau. II denies IL IL
"atalus Y was legally elected and y