The daily gazette., 1883-12-01
NOVEMBER po1Nes.
Work Of tho Surveying, Police and Othe
City Departments.

City Departments.
Frederic II. Robinson. City Engineer of
the Surveying Department, reports that
dUiug November, 1883, lines were marked
for buildings as follows:
Julia Webb, house, southerly side Six
teenth, street between Thatcher aud Heald.
George r. Webb, house, same location.
Anthony Thielmann, house, southerly
side Fourth sire between Lombard and
Pine.
Robert Pyle, four houses, southeas terly
| corner Ninth and Jackson streets.
Daniel II. Kent, house, southwesterly
| corner Sixth and Jefferson streets.
| Francis McCloskey, four houses, southerly
side Pleasant street between Monroe and
| Adams.
George L. Cannon, house, northeasterly
corner A and Townsend streets.
Caleb p. johnson, house, northwesterly
| corner Fifth and Orange streets.
L Franz Gengleback, two houses, northerly
side Fifth street between DUPONT and Scott
Robert Pyle, two houses, westerly side
Adams street between Eighth and Einth.
Wilmington Glass Company, glass works
| on northerly side of Commerce street.
| Mary A. Baliord, back building, north
erly side Sixth street between Jefferson and
Madison.
William G. Foord, house, westerly side
Gustavus +. and Edwin q. Swift, reirige-
rator and stable, southerly side Front street
between Maryland avenue and Monroe
| street.
Dawson Brothers, millwrlght shop,
| soutberly side Fourth street between Pine
and Spruce.
Mahlon NJ Child, three houses, north
westerly corner Delaware avenue and Jeffer-
son street.
Charles Patterson, building, westerly side
Scott street between Sixteenth street and
| Delaware avenue.
Evan @, Davis, house, westerly side Clay
ton street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth.
| Annie Kane, two houses, northw esterly
corner A and Townsend streets.
James G. Morrow, two houses, south
easterly corner Twelfth and French streets.
Victor d. Brown, house, southerly side
Eighteenth street between Rockford Lane
and Rivervlew avenue.
| Total for November, 1888, "a buildings;
total for November, 1889, 81 buildings.
| FIRE RECORD.
| Edward Fl. Singles & Son, No. 600 Mar
ket street, furnishes the following record
| Of fires during November: November Z,
box No. Is, slight fire at Sixth and Spruce
| streets; the department was not needed.
| November II, 30 p. m, box No. Is, fire in
the stable of John Kelly, on Lord street
between Lombard and Pine; loss 5000. No
vember 10, 1890 a. M, slight fire in school
No. g. November 10, a. M, box No. II,
burning of some clothing of Sarah Hamll-
ton, q colored woman over Third street
bridge; department responded. November
20, slight fire at DR.. Ball's drug store, Sixth
and Lombard streets; slight fire In the
cellar of Odd Fellows Hall; department not
needed. November 25, 10.40 p. M, box
No. 3, burning of stables belonging to
William s. Bullock; loss $500 on stock;
81 900 on building; the latter was insured;
department in service three hours and q
half. November %, lilo a. m, box No
| 70, purniDg OF Dufidfng, NO. ITO SnfpTey
street, owned by Cyrus Stern and occupied
by William +. Crossley; loss on building,
5000, on stock $3.50; department In service
half an hour.
| ARRESTS BY THE POLICE.
| Chief of Police Hawkins reports 232 ar.
rests for November. Drunk, 81; drunk and
disorderly, SO; disorderly conduct, 49, as
assault and battery, Is; larceny, IL; va
grancy, 8; suspicious characters, a. trespass
3; cruelty to animals, 8; professional thieves
2; resisting an officer, 1; violating city ordi-
nance, l; burglary, 1; bastardy, 1; corner
lounging, 1.
THE PUMPING RECORD.
Chief Engineer Coyle of the Water De-
partment makes the following report of the
work OF the water pumps for November,
1888:
RAISED TO COOL SPRING RESERVOIR.
Pump. Days. Hours. Strokes Gallons
| Worthlngton. "a $40 256,097 s1,9S3,04
| Turbine...... so I'll 63l ,659 29,066,3l4
Total I.......................... III, 1,O39, ,35
| Amount raised November, lSs2..... 1873 49,, So
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27,325, IL
RAISED TO RODNEY STREET RESERVOIR.
Pump. Days. Hours. Strokes. Gallon
| Worthfngton. 3SL 161,6S3 2 l66, ,03
Knowles...... 23 1917 297,26S 12,4si,s
Total l......................... 1860, 1851
| Amount raised November, 18S2...... 14z48, 90;
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4O2,S 1901