Daily Republican., 1886-07-01
FOURTH EDITION



Frederic II. Robinson, chief engineer
OF the Surveying Department, reports
that during juno, 1886, lines were
marked for buildings 40 follows: VIII
mington Savings Fund Society, bank
southeast corner Ninth and Market
streets; Robert Lewis, market house
east side Chippy street, between Eiev-
enth and Twelfth; Daniel +. Stewart,
stable and carpenter shop south side
Pleasant street, between jackson and
Van Buren,; William II. Beatty, four
d wellings west side West street, be
Ferry, four dwellings and tool
houee northwest corner Ninth and
Bennett; Patrick Fahey, two d welliDgs
south side Third street, between
Van Buren, and Harrison; Thomas Ford,
one dwelling northeast corner Fifth and
Rodney; Edward G. Pierce, one dwell
| ing northeast corner Buena Vista and
Race; Elmer l. Pierce, one dwelling
west side Buens Vista street between
Race street and Vandever avenue;
Stephen John Baker, one dwelling east
side Twenty third street between Tat
nall and West; Ellen r. Webb, ct. al.
one dwelling southwest corner Pennsyl.
vania avenue and Franklin street; B.
j. Wiley, one dwelling north west cor.
Thirteenth and Franklin ; Benjamin
II. Adair, one dwelling northwest cor
ner Front and Rodman; total for the
month, twenty buildings; total for
June, 1885, twenty buildings.
WATER PUMPED
The Worthiugton engine ct City Mill
Station pumped during the month oil
June to Cool Spring reservoir 1H $780,
1858 gallons. an average of 4, 2G4 ,5l2 per
day; the water power pump at the same
place pumped TO Cool Spring reservoir
u 1903 64S gallons, an average OF 7O3. 6lS
per day; total average pumped PER day
10 Cool Spring reservoir, 1868 1870 gal
Ions. The Knowles engine at Cool
Spring reservoir pumped TO Rodney
street resel voir 2l,701 ,l50 gallons, an
average of 723,372 per day.
THE WORK OF THE POLICE.
Mayor Rhoads completed the frat
year OF his administration last night,
and during that time his officers made
1888 arrests, az follows: Drank, G92;
,druuk and disorderly, 227; disordeily
conduct, 10; assault and battery, 40;
assault, 10; assault and battery with
intent to XII, 8; burglary, Is; larceny,
| sc; attempte larceny, 2; suspicious OF
larceny, q guspicious Characters, p;
trespAss, IS; vagrancy, As; corner
llOungtng, II; carrying COZ cealed
deadly weapons, Ii; keeping unreg
stered dogs, Z; cruelty 10 children,
8; cruelty 10 auimsls, 1,keeping q die
orderly house, 8; keeping a gambling
house, i selling liquor without ii
cense, 4; selling liquor to minors, l ;
| obtainiug money urder falpe pretense,
2; forgery, =; highway robbery, 2; OK
posing his person, 6; violation OF city
ordinance, violation OF health law, /;
running over 3 child, ]; interfering
with an officer, 2; nuisauce, Z; horse
stealing, incorrigihls, /; disturbing
religious services, $; reckless driving, /;
rsceiviuR stolen goods, q embtzz5l.
ment, !, breaking windows, wife
beating, /; murder, /; rape, 2; abu
lsive language, IL pr!zs fighting
3; swindliug, 2; suspicion of murder, |,
pickpocket, q jail breaking, /; shooting
fire crackers, l bringing liquor 10 pris-
toner's, /; jumping bail, /; vulgar Ian
lguage, 2; PROSTITUTION, l; insane, 10
ipatients, 1877.
| The srrests for each month were as
follows: July, 100; August. 15G; Sep.
TEN ber, 1874; October, 1870; NoVem her
ia; December, 1Sl; January, ll9; Feb
ruary, IS; March, l25; April, 204; May
1877; June, l43; total 1873, OF an average
of 153 l. q per month.
The arrests during the month of JUNE
were for the following cause1: Drunk
"A; drunk and diso'derly, %; disorderly
ccnduct, IS; assault and battery, ID; as
sault, 2; larceny, 8; burglary, :; tres
: Exposure, /; assault with intent to kill
/; carrying concealed deadly weapons
2; shooting fire crackers, !; briI gin.
liquor to prisoners, /; jumping bail, ]
: in,aue, 2; puieauces, 2; vulgar Ian
IRuaEo, 2; patients, Is; total, l4S.