The daily gazette., 1883-10-01
SEPTEMBER REPORTS.
FIFTY-EIGHT NEW BUILDINGS
STARTED.
POLICE, FIRE AND WATER RECORD
Monthly Reports of the Surveying and
OtiSer City Departmsnts-A Good show
ing I'm New Buildings.

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the surveying department, reports So build
ing lines TOarked for the month of Septem-
Der as against 81 for the corresponding
month of last year
The following is complete list William
Forrest, house westerly side Claymont
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Peter D. Ford, house, northwesterly cor
ner Fifth and Searles streets.
Joshua Maris, three houses, easterly side
Of Wollaston street between Eighth and
Ninth.
Lenderman & Brother, two houses, west
erly side Van Buren street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
Beeson & Jones, house, nerthwesterly side
Market street between TweRty ty-second and
Twenty-third.
Samuel j. Pierce, house, southeasterly
side Scott street between Delaware and Gil
pin avenues.
John T. Davis, stable, southerly side Sixth
street between Orange and Tatnall.
James Toner, three houses, northwesterly
side Scott street between Shallcross and
Lowering avenues.
James M. Winchester, house, westerly
side Sixteenth street between A and B.
James + Price and Francis NJ. Jones, two
bouses, westerly side Lincoln street between
Sixteenth street and Delaware avenue.
Thomas Ford, three houses, easterly side
Van Burcn street between Lincoln and
Maple.
Edward H. Rumford & Bro, building on
easterly side Market street between Fourth
and Fifth.
John A. Cranston and Charles NJ. .Groome,
six houses, southerly side Anchorage street
between Oak and Stroud.
William G. Philips and Joseph r. D. Seeds
& Son, four stores, southeasterly corner
Fourth and French streets.
James Barkley g. Bro, stable easterly
side French street between Third and
Fourth.
Johu Mulrooney, house, northerly side of
Front street between Van Buren and Harri-
son.
George H. Tindall, 10 houses, easterly
side Jackson street between Chandler and
Maple.
James Mckay, eight houses, northeasterly
corner Lowering avenue and Van Buren
street.
Joseph Stoekle, stable, westerly side,Mon-
roe street between Fifth and Sixth.
Edwin W. jackson, seven houses, west
erly side Monroe street between Ninth and
Tenth. +..-.a
WORK OF THE CITY PUMPS.
The following is Chief Engineer Coyle's
report OF the work OF the city pumps during
the month:
Pump. Days. Hours. Strokes Gallons.
Tu: bine ....... ~ 5l2 457,44 2i,olO'5S
Total. .12s- 10 IA
amount pumped September, 1882. o2,9O4,s62
Decrease from September, 1882. :. 81, 4,O28, 76s
RAISED TO RODNEY 8 Rect BASIN
Pump. Days. Hours Strokes. Gallons.
KnS~iess ES5aiss.on q l5 s ssSss 1880, SSS ~ 81
AMOUNT pumped September 1851. iSs Sfs4
Increase over September, 1882 ..,... 2,oO7, ,aO7
THE FIRE RECORD.
The fire record for the month as furni, he'd
by Lee G. File, tobaceonist at 105 East
Fourth street, is as follows: September 4,
$50 p. m, slight burning of pile OF cross
ties opposite the Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pany's Works: no alarm was struck. Sep.
Tember 6, z .. IN box 2S, burning of some
waste paper IN the residence OF the Rev
Benjamin F. Jackson,a ,at GIG Madisuu street.
September 10, q l5 p m, b0x ", burning
OF A A. Eastburn " Brothers stabl Oyxr
Thrd street bridge; l,ss about SlUu0; H..
sured in Farmers Mutual and New Castle
County Insurance Companies OF lhis city.
'iia house adjoining, owned by Mrs. Kirt
ut Grrmautow Pa, was damage1 to the
extent Ol p|Ou' Sep0SiHDeT ~, %.1O y. IN.
b"x l3, burning oI tea ia tlte store ol Isaac
Diilin, No. 400 King street; loss, $500,
POLICE ARRESTS.
Chief of Police Hawkins reports pa ar
rests during the month upon the inll ,,l1g
charges Drunk, 81; drunk and disorderly,
So; disorderly conduct 81; assault and bat
terry, 1S; larceny, 10; indecent exposure, 3;
resisting officers, s; murder, 2; vagrancy, 3;
violating city ordinance, |; suspicious char
at ter. l; insane, Il highway rosbery, /; bur-
glary, l.