Daily Republican., 1885-12-11

The President reported that the May.
or had returned with his approval the
following ordinances:
For the sale and distribution of the
revised ordinances to fix and estab. /
llsh tho grade of n part OF Seventh
street TO fix and establish the grade of
q part OF Ninth street, at Rodney.
Mr.. Barnhill called up for third
reading the ordinance TO amend an or.
dinance to prevent annoyance by dogs.
1t provides that the numbers on all
register tags issued shall correspond
with the number of the receipt, and
that all persons becoming possessed of
dogs Efter January goth, Of any year,
shall be required to register them at
once. After some discussion the ordi.
nance was referred back to the commit.
tee for revision.
Mr.. Murray moved that committee
Of five be appointed to distribute the
coal to tho poor this winter.
[; Mr.. Moore moved TO amend that the
coal be given TO the Associated
Charities. the same as was done last
year. This led to a discussion, in
which the methods adopted by the As.
sociated Charities last winter were
strongly condemned. One gentlemen
said that although be had contributed
90 the extent OF his means to the
Charities, he found that he was unable
TO obtain relief for persons whom he
knew to be worthy, and that he made
mp his mind to dispense his charities
himself this winter, Another mem.
Der said that after the. coal ives given
to the Charities last year he sent o
woman to them whom he knew to be
in need, and very worthy, but she was
sent away without nything.
Upon vote being taken there wassix
who voted in favor of the amendment,
and ID WAS declared lost. A vote was
then taken on the original motion, and
1t was adopted, and the President in
structed to appoint the committee.
Council then adjourned.
: The following bills were allowed
lOpening streets-Patrick Hanley, So
Eliza Frazer, IS; Kenuebec Ice and
! Coal Company, SIG 90; j. V. Carlisle &
Co., 800; p. j. Ford, $SS; Boughman &
Co., $28; John G. Brieon, S2.75; Harry
{ fIO'Neil, S68. 70; John NJ. Solomon, SIS
John j. Dougherty & Bro, S. 90; p. Il
t Martin 80. 90; w. Fl. Hartlove, 25 cents
' Priutipg-Every Evening Publishing
4 Company SOS. so; G. w. Vernon 81 Sons
l $40. l8; The Morning News Publishing
t Company, SAB; Tho Star Publishing
:, Company, $4.93; the Freie Press, 81. GA
y the James and Webb Printing an
stationery Company, AZ cents. Fir
s mpanies-William B. Hyland, b
4 cents; p. j Walsh & Co, $270; j. V
e Carlisle g. Co., 81; Southern Electri
o Company, $37 56. Whining
ton Coal Gas Company, 81 ,251.76; Penn
= Isylvsnia Globe Gas Light Company
3 s746 50; Thomas J. Webb, $50; JAIME
# Moore. 81; E A. Robinson, 50. Police
o John j. D1usherty, S7S 10; q. Brooh
e Foster, e67, j. V. Carlisle g. Co., S32;
II II, Smith, % %; Boughmau 81 Co., y
lcants; Martin Farrell, Si3.09. Sewer
McKendrick, S3i.20: P. Comt
e 81 Co. ,$56. so; J.V. Carlisle 81 Compan.
) S2.15: Martin Farrell, Si.75; S. g. Sin
, mons &c Bro. g. 81; G. Wesley Weldl
d & Bro, , S5l 10. Streets-Neal Duff.
d $50. 80; Richard Greenfield, $125
Alvan Allen. S38 20; @. z. Marone,
,t si1.s0; j. V. Carlisle & Co., $50
G. Peter Fagan, S28 rs; G sorge Abele, Jr
S52 so, Margaret Q ninn, S26 10; Richer
to Walker, $3.50 96 James McKendricl
e. S6S o.; Franz GinRlebach, $71.7
d Daniel Dougherty, 1910; Burns
'ir Monaghan, $40; Keogh & Cox, 800. Il
ph Oohh 1AAnht1 ptl.Nos - Ava
Bride $9l.25; John Kelley, 90; Joi
j. L. McCloskey, SAG 95; William Carte
of $50; Thomas Reynolds, Sl6; Mrs. Wi
y, liams, $50; James Farley, 50 80; Day
y, g. Bro. S415 04;Davis q Simmons,S19
he 40; Maurice Moran, SIS; William
ng Pierce, SIS johnson & Barnhill, S2
nglS G.. Simmons & Bro S12.45 Patri
v, Carberry, $l2 20 Martin Keogb, $7.i
10; Andrew Traynor $40 John @. Briso
II. 81 so, total, so. 526 Sc. Public Buiidin
l-Johnson Il Barnhill, 81 Henry
ed Turner, S43 10, + liza Frazer, $40;
eli Il. jordan, SIS James Mills, $29 2
nd Lewis T. Grubb. $Z8.1 j. V. CarliI
& Co., sl2.72 KeDEebec Ice and Ok
he Conn pany, $50 20 John McIntee, a
I'll George W. Stone, S72 f; John g. Briso
81 05 Robinson * Co., IS; p. j. For
ot. $123 26 s. G. Simmons q Bro, $58
ey Accounts - Boughman & Co., So 4
Jacob s. Beetem, 81. 70 u, James b,
for 50 r. r. Smith, $4.50 p. Chaudl
'ts, S6.25 George jackson, S6.
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