The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-30

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Initial American Mschanics ThS
motion nrevaiIed ana prasiSsrt p.r.
ki,ls introduced isaao n Parker vino
IN nrAeentino tha national colora mada
an elo1uent speeoh. IN which ia aaid
that hia mind ravartad ~ ihs Is \, that
four hnndrsd wars ago ~ th Nv cnr, i sat
was discoyered, ana IA ina vast nro.
press II has made IN that fima Rut
tnis success il due TO Education and
the intelIlqence q the people.
He waa proud Of the pnblie schooll
syatem and glad to have the honor al
beIpa Al Ame, lean citizen ia aliud-
I'd rs the FLAG presentatinna made bv
tSo same order 10 the Hirh. sEchoeil
anT{sthe World'a Fair Com q issinIl.r III
,flI6f{ nresenred tha flsr in the name, M
yir{ua Idbertv md petriotism'
Tbe far was recelved An hah.lts ~,
tha c,tv Nv Mavor WiIlsv -hn saidl
that ii stands for ali lhat Il true and
frea. III renrasents homa rnie II ran.
rasanta Iii fbat Il hnjv n ranrssants
american intereata ard e,,s,.e ntass
freadom az thought ana f,asanm ~
snaaoh 80 s~
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o,1a, snsthe $780, ~ sau snu
ths ardav hoI p ~ triat,. II MIN Iii.
ranoa ard ~ nat pIstte9. ama sheola.
s ss,i, st. ~. sap AZ @ y ssch cases
m,3 sanE W ynu koou Vi sho peopie
any sf tor their slory.
| hiLor tne presentatioh, tne regular
saY ,aaI t w. , .S;nueu, sHu e.erm nsI
sey Ieao tne minutes. winch were ap-
proved.
Ing rinahce commute, tne funiic
6ulIolng committee ana the Police
S0ip mltte9, presented p NUMBER OF
piIs, when were ordered 70 ee PAID.
Inc FINANCE ana Law committees,
70 wnom was referred the petition OF
the 1. y. >. a., Tor donation OF S6U
10 assist In celebrating the FOURTH. re-
ported that after consultation with the
CITY solicitor they were satisfied that
Council had no power to grant the re
quest. The report was adopted.
Inc Law Committee, to whom was
referred the ordinance providing FOL
\ hanHz
cd that they had examined 1t, ant
found nothing contrary to law or tht
city charter.
The annual report Of the chief en-
gineer OF the Fire Department WA
presented and showed that during tn,
year there were so alarms OF fire a,
follows: Box alarms "a; telephon,
ALARM 1; still alarms IA; telegraph
The telegraph alarms were from Ga
, lena and Cambridge. Nd, but none o
the engines reached there. The stand
ing OF each company Is given and ais
the total number OF horses and til
number Of engines and hose carriage
in the department.
The chief recommends tho appoint
q ment OF a tire mashal. whose duty ]
!. shall be to investigate all fires an
; also to inspect all buildings for tn
Q purpose Of preventing fires. He ais
v recommends that the officers OF til
a department be furnished with wager
The chief further recommends that th
. salaries OF the new officers be- increai
Q ed. The improvements made to th
Il department are noted. The chief ais
= alludes to the fact that there were tw
. firemen badly burned and one woma
. burned TO death during the year.
II The report also complains OF til
| CyarhauA alaatrio xuit.,x aa aarinr
obstruction, and recommends thu
they be placed under ground.
The report was received and u
y Printing Committee instructed to hay
A. 200 copies printed.
The Eugrossment Committee r
7 POI ted that all ordinances and res
II lutions passed by Council have bet
l. engrosssd.
v The special committee appointed
= investigate the rumors concerning ii
meat Inspector, reported that thu
bad attended to the duty assign,
8, them, and believed that he had be,
!, contrary to the act creating the offic
, and also that he has been engaged
III business or trade, contrary to the la,
It was moved that the report be a
cepted and filed.
Mr.. Murray, one OF the members
lie the committee, who has not sign,
the report, objected to the motion,
the ground that no charges had be,
preferred, or witnesses examined.
lie MIR. Magee also opposed the ado
n. tion OF the report and claimed tn
sr- tho committee was not legally appoI1
Of cd, ns there should have been eharC
10. prepared first. He did not consid
nd this as a report, but merely as eol
ng munication. and did not think
,st should 90 on record. as 1t might inju
he the inspector without cause.
lls Mr.. McKelvsy claimed that the u,
ID ceedings were regular. 1t was stat
nd on the floor of Council that there we
e's certain rumors concerning the me
Ito inspector, and this COMMITTEES was Z
ut, pointed to ascertain IL such was /
l." fact. They have done 80, and "a tn
We are satisfied that there are such !
wv mors, have presented report
which charges can be brought. III
would have been done had It not bt
for certain things which have ham
-. ed this evening. But II Council is
ar, lowed to do so. the charges will vet
IN prepared and fully Investigated
10. MIR. Griffin asked IL the commit
na had been appointed legally. aa at
nc time the vote was taken to apnolnt
,an eommittee. Q msmbera were ahaen
90 did not vote. 1 voted no. and va
on on yea.
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