Daily Republican., 1886-09-01
Monthly RepOrts.

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Monthly Reports.
Chief Of Police Doueherty reports
10Y arrests for the month of August, as
follows:
Drunkenness. 70; d disorderly conduct,
~; patients, 3S; drunk and disorderiy,
~; larceny, 8; assault and battery, g;
poicy writing, z; assault, 8; vaerancy
!; gam blers, 4; runaway boys, 3; keep
Ing dsorderiy house, 2; violation Of
market ordinance, q; horse stealing, 2;
assault with intent to kill, 2; exposing
person. trespass, highway robbery keep
ing unreRis tered dog, intent TO commit
rape, Keeping gambling house, false
pretense, cruelty to animals, insane, bali
surrender, wife beating, bastardy, cor
ner lounging, indecent conduct, bur
glary, jumping bail, 1; neglect OF ckil-
dren, cruelty to children and violation
OF city ordinance, each.
FIRES.
There were three alarms of FIRE during
the month. On August IL, at 6 60 D.
m. box Al was struck, and slight
blaze In frame tenement house on the
causeway WAS found to be the reason.
1t was soon extinguished. Oa August
u, at 30, the fire at Traynor's stable
caused an alarm from box 80; the loss,
Including that to surround ing property
was about bS 600. Ga August %, at ]. As
M, an alarm was sounded from box
al; there was slight blaze at No. 1O7
Lombard street, extinguished with but
little damage.
WATER PUMPED.
Tha fol Ia ,kn -n~z-d "a
pumped during the month: Worthing-
ton engine, No. l, City Mill station,
pumped to Cool Spring reservoir. 14l,
28l ,2l0 gallons. and the Water Power
pump, 26,66S. $50 gallons, o total OF 167, :.
9a9, ,44o gallons, and an average of 0, ,4l7,
723 gallons per day, The Knowles en-
gine at Cool Spring station pun ped to
Rodney Street reservoir %, Gal, 1868, and
the Worthington Engine, No. ., at the
same place, 656 093, a total of 25, 278,-
06l, an average of S18. 066 gallons per
dag.
BUILDING LINES.
frederic II. Robinson, Chief Engl-
neer of the Surveying Departme ant,
reports that during August 1886, lines
were marked for buildings as follows:
Lewis O. Vandegrift, dwelling souther-
ly side CT Broome street between Della
wore and Gilpin avenues; Mrs. Eli
Garrett, dwelling southsasterly .side of
Broone street, between Delaware and
Gilpin avenues; James White, addition
to dwelling at Eouth west corner of Sew
enth and Poplar; Hugh Patton, stable
ou north side of Fifth street, betwt on
Franklin and Broome; Thns. J. Bowen,
thirteen dwellings on east side Harri-
SOD street between Front and Ret d; the
Pusey end Jones Company, tin shop
southeast corner Front and Lombard;
Lizzie II. johnson, d dwelling southwest
corner Sixteenth and Hamiiton; Thos.
IL. Melvin, four dwellings east side
Spruce street between Ninth and
Tenth; Francis E Newltn, two dwell
ings, south side fourteenth street be-
tween King and French; Irwin Pike,
dwelling east side Bsuua Vista street
southeriy from Vandever avenue;
Archibald s. Reed; four dwellings on
the east side of C.aymont street, be.
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth; Dennis
Dougherty, dwelling southeast corner
Scott street and Lowering avenue;
Owen and Julia Nc Carty, two welliRg gs
northeast corner Eighte. nth street and
Brinckle avenue, aud north side
Eighteenth street east from Brjnckie
avenue; Francis L. Dillon, four dwell.
ings south side of Fifth street, be-
tween jackson and VanBuren; total
number OF buildings In the month,
thirty seven; for August, 1885, thirty
two.