Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-14
oIVv ooUNulL.
A HhoEt Session in which Llitls BesI-
mesa was TEansAoted-An Ordinance
Postponed.

by the Municipal Court for the iufrao-
tion of the license law should be paid
into the city treasuFy, to be deposited
to the credit of the Police Commlttt 9 Of
said body. In the absence Of Presiden,
Barrs, Mr. Q1inn WAS called TO the
chair
In the regular order OF business the
Finance Com mmittse reported favorAbly
oo the petition Of refundinR ~ 81 over
paid taxes. The repsFt VISA Adopted.
The Fire Committee reported In favor
Of awarding the ooutrRot for ara alarm
telegraph poles to Thomas o. Young al
81 40 Per pole. The report was adopted
The special committee TO whom wni
referred the communication OF The
Mayor Of Minneapolis, MINI, to Mayor
Harrington In rsfertnce to the two hun
dredth and flftiekh anniversary OF thI
landing Of the SWedes In this country
made the following report;
ITO the president aud members oi
City Council: Gentlsmeu-Your com.
mlttse appointed to take suitable &c ion
in reference to . Communication fron
hie honor, Mayor Harrington, advising
Council that celebration OF the Pooh
anniversary OF the fret Swedish settle.
ment In America would be hold in
Minneapolis, MINI, on September IL
l6se. respectfully report that they have
handed to The Mayor for forwarding to
the celebrAtion . copy Of the resolutions
attached, accompanied by . brief ao-
count Of the early BWedleh history oi
this stats prepaiei by DR., Horace Burr
In accordance with the reuolutlons, aud
an aooount OF the ooDpeorAtiou Of Old
SEedes' Ohurch on Trinity SanoAJ
July 4. 1899. in the original Swedish
LANGUAGE, from the diary OF the pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. Brook"
The resolutions which were adopted
are ss follows:
"WHEREAs, The Council OF the city
OF Wilmington has been ad vised that .
celebration OF the 250th annivevaaFy Of
the h,sI Swedish settlement in Amsrlol
Will be held in the city Of Minneapolis
on Sspsem ber IA, aud being desirous sl
showing their appreciation OF the object
Of this gathering, therefore he Ii
hRetolved, That the Council In ba-
half Of their fellow -citlzens, many oi
whom are descended from i Redish an
OeBtry, send cordial greeting t1 those
who sEe met 10 celebrate the 2t0.h an.
nivertsry Of the landing Of the flTa,
Swsdiah oolonlst on the historic ground
included within the imitu OF our city.
ResolN ed, That we req o; tAe gen
eral sentiment Of this oonmunitJ ia the
expression Of our sincere Appreciation
OF the mary excellent traits OF obRI6otsE
OF those who como TO as from the fam
Gus old North land and our just esslma
tiDn Of them as o valuable addition to
the population Of cur county,
"ResOlved, That DR.. Hersce Burr, 20
whom our citizens hTs indebted for care.
ful Hnd extensive research into the his.
tory OF the early Swedish settlements
OF our State, be Tequested 20 prepare an
appropriate historicsl sketch, aud TINT
the same be transmitted, together with
q copy OF these resolutions, to the com
log celebration. On behalf OF CITY
Ocunoil-PreBton AyRrs, Charles a.
Ryan, Samuel Cham bers, Bar Iamin u.
DaViss Edwin o Aooro, John U. FErrA,
COMMITTEE. Attest: A. r. Messlck
CLERK"
The City Treasurer reported the fol
lowing in bank: Current expenses:
S222, 1872; sand lot, IS, IO3 g..
The Building Inspector reported
having issued 90 peEmita during the
pest month, the value Of which wSa
Uadsr the call for petitions and
communications Hehld 81 Company
nAked to havs 1870 9yGTpAid taxes 70.
funded.
Mrs. Moran asked to have 81 So over
paid taxta refunded.
Mr.. OhambeEs called up for third
reading the ordinance concerning the
tiueB OF tbs municipal court.
Mr. Shea n o7ed 10 postpone until the
seoond meeting in Oo'ober.
MT Moore amended the motion that
f1rtber reading OF the ordinance De
postponed for one week. The amend
ment was adopted.
Hr. Chambers called up for Q third
reading the ordinance extending the
limits wherein frame buildings cannot
be erected.
On motioa Of Mr., sharkey the matter
Was postponed for ene week.
On motion OF mr. BauRh, ohairmsn
OF the Fire O3mmittse, the following
orders were directed to be drawn for
the various hre oompsniet; The Rriend-
ship, Delaware, PhBnix, Fame Hose
aud WecCsooe, 81 600 each; Waahing-
tor, 81 600; Ohief Engineer MnCraoken,
SlO0i Firat Assists mt Kane, $83. "A; Sec
0nd Assistant Henderson, 500.
Atter passing tho following bills
=
S1746i E. A, Robinson, 80 10; Thomas
DAvids9n, sac; q q. oivland, $40 38;
emyth 81 Wilkins. 81 75; g. Il. Mur-
phey, 80 nte; Eliza Brszer, sll so,
W, Il. HsrtloVe. S6i j. v. oaEllsle 81
Co, Si.b5; GraDktou, NeWhold q Co.,
Z IA 63i Megsry s. Son, s8s 20; W. j.
Parry, 80 cents; Kennsbeo Ice and Goa
Company, " 38; d. @. Campbell, rs
oeute: Jnhn NJ Holnuon 81 IA. HhRFS
Laps, S43 Is; Every Eg. ming Printing
and Publishing Company, S72.s4;
Publishing Company, 50 22i Ferris
Company, S31.3b; Sunday Republic,
Ss9 9Oi William x; sSigEett, 6I6i D5,
Howard ogle, ss9i j. II. Writ, $50;
Groves 3 o., t8i Hannah Wood, 81;
j.. b. McGoEiRal, s5 centfi A.. Q
eentsi Wilmington Transfer OomI any,
Sc %; ]. V. OaElisle s. Co 80 aa0i Game
veil Fire ALARM Telegraph Co., el2bi
g. Baugh. f6; Phillips & Kane, 20
cents Southern Electric Co.. $40 les
Wilmington Transfer Co, sa.s0i John
Y. Piereon, 81 $751; d. A, Forrest, sl3 65i
M. A. Jones, Is 76.
Pure blood admits of no tiisease.
Therefore use DR.. SImmA' Blood PaTi.
her, the never failing blood cure. 9TH
Snd King stTeeis.
Ex.soidIsFs, Sailors and Marines.
Discharge ePTtincatas obtained bV w,