Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-02

Reports For the Month.
The following building lines wers
drawn during tbs month of Juno on
Ffederic q. Robinson, chief eng.nssr
and surveyor;
William @. Psnnypaoksr, stable,
Tenth y Washington etreels, bouth.
cast oaHs Of; Daniel MoKsuney, seven
Owed In q, Third HtFeet, north side, be.
tWir andArrisol and Franklln Btreeie;
10. on Y. johnson, addition t. d WellirR,
BAs tfstrett, Eorth side, between Mary
~ avenue aud VanBuren Rtreo.;
L Auson q, two stores ana dwellings,
d. opiniohaveuue, BOnthwest side, be.
twee the P,Ston and Dupont streets;
WilliASaSs Seeds, fve dwellings, Six
tasnth End Lincoln streets, north west
oorneri Jennie Tiudall, dwelling, JAoA-
son street, eASt side, between Seventh
and Eighth streets; William Kelley,
dwelling, Cherry street, west side, be-
tween Second and Third 0kreeIs;
dwelling, Third and Frsnklin
strssts, southeast corner; Samuel Moore,
dwelling, Seventh street, south side,
between Church lane aud p, w, & B,
railroad; Armour So Co, refrigerator,
Front street, Bouth side, between Tat.
nall and West streets; Timothy Mo.
SWiuey, four dwellings, Front Btrset,
north eide, between Adams and Jack.
son streets; Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church, addition, Thirteenth and Rod
Dey streets, southwest corner; John
Mulrooney, addition to dwelling, SEQ.
ond and Washington streets, northeast
oornOr; total for the month, 81 bald
inEsi total for June, 1887, 40 buildings.
FIREs DURING THE MONTH.
During the month Of june the alarms
OF fro wers Aa follows: June 2, 3 40 o.
m, box 49, Ore In Institute Han, origin
unknown loss ab0ut S8 800 covered by
m, , boz 2S; lre in Norris g 9ad!nger's
store, Market street above Second; Ices a.,
$500, partially Injured, origin IN
known. June z, monkey run cauaed |
By tho crossing vire1. Juno 10, bex |
II; fire ia the p, W. 8 B. cutoff |
hridgs; loss $50. June IL, bux 70; FIRE
In Stons's gun store Fourth street above !
Orange; loss $500, fully insured. juno
20, box 13; ere In the house No. 3O3
East Sixth BtTset; loss $40, bnt very
heavy losa by wafer. On June 27 three
engines OF tha department responded TO /
call for old from New Castle.
THE WORK OF THE POLICE.
The following Is the number Of arrests
made during the past month 81 EsporEsd |
by Chief Of Police Loper: Drunk, "a;
drunk and aisorderly, Ii; disorderly
conduct, ~; seBRult, 9; asssult and has.
tory, l6i lsrosny, l0j Huspiolon OF lar.
Ssryi 81 burglary, y tresp85f, z; oOensg (
louneing, l; gambling, 2; vsRrEnog, 4;
n faFtnuV nj "a o. -.
the CITY ordinance, /; runaway boy, ];
selling liquor without lioense, 2; selling
liquor on Sunday, Q; jumping on the
strest oars, o. hRrborlng q minor child
!; rspe, i; false pretenoe, Q; keeping
house OF Ill fame, l. inmates of house
Of Ill fame, 2; assault with intent TO /
kill, Il inaane, 3; patients, 15i total,
The arrests during the year were as
foilowB:
Drunk, 65S; drunk and dIsorderly,
224i disOrderly conduct, 284; assault, 13;
assault and battery, 144; assault with
intent to commit murder. 20; lATcsny,
l16; suspicion OF laEoeay, 20; suspicious
3; attempt Of larOs0y, /; bur-
glATy, z; suspiolOn of burglary, 81; vnR.
TAncy, "a; corner louDgiDg, 20; treHp1aH,
Ali highwsy robbery, 10; forgery, 2;
6; carrying concealed
weapon q; Interfering with officers, 8;
exposing his person, 8; lswdutes TO q
child, /; cruelty 90 children, o. cruelty
to animals, 81 gambling, 1885, policy
4; selling lottery policy,
AZ; seillnR liquor to minors, 2;
selling liquor without lioenae, 4; selling
liquor On Sunday, q; exposing goods
without license, /; keeping y gaming
house, 4; keeping diSordariy house, 3;
keeping honse Of ill-feEo, 81 inmates
Of honse Of ill-isme, 1S using protAne (
language, 3; violation Of city ordinance,
10; vlolaaon OF market ordinance, 6;
violation Of Gre ordinance. 2; vlolstion
Of health ordinance, s; co tempt OF
court, b. TunAwAy bOysl Is; runaway ,
g!rls, 3; defRoirg property, 2; reckless J
driving, /; jumping bEil, Il bringing
liquor to prironere, l; sWindling, /;
/; malicious mischief, :
B. keeping unregistered dog, S; 5
riot1r. l; making illegal Rrrests, 2;
lncoEriglhle, p escaped prisouera, O.;
hGTborinE minor children, 5; slsddinz
on the sidewalk, /; infAniioide, 3: hRr
boring runaway boys, 4; vile desertlon,
8; throwing stones, l; begging in the
streets, l; breaking RiudoSs, /; Eeduc. 9
Iiou, 1; receiving stolen goods, q; fslee {
pretences, q non support of family, 2; {
shooting fire arms in the street, L; dis- 8
iurbing religious meeting, L; rape, 2; !
suspicion OF murder, l; murder, 9; sus, 3
Dlo!on of arson. Ii insane, 20; patients, l
ia; totel, 2, 148. I
A computation Of arrests for the three '
years OF the outgoing Standardization l
shows that 6, 343 prisoners ware looked 6
lp. OF this number l 1888 arrests were l
made during the hrst year, 1896 during
.he second, and 2. 148 during the third.
OnlceFs Elected, 8