Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-17
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Tho regular weekly session OF the
Street aud Sever Commission was held
last evening, 81 which 9 number Of
huekHtsrs appeared and complained
shat the polioe had, bg order OF the
chief, driven tksm lpslda thslr plaoss oI
aaas;s! aas. ~ anu Aa they thought ne bal
excesdeh his authority they asked fol
ssllof. The eonsideration OF the mattel
was pSstp0ned until next Tuesd-S
night, by whIo,. time 1t will DO fully In
vestigaked. Marlin II. Keogh, the CON
tractor for removing ashes, was pres
ent, and upon bsing given the privilege
Of the floor. remOnetrkted against the
reduction Of S5 for ashes which be fS ID
to remove.
The Rev. Wm. Dollard urged the
board TO grade the Sidewalk, set curb
and place lamp in front Of St. AIMS
Church, on Uni>n street, between
Shalloross and Gilpin Rvenues. Martin
b. Keogh was awarded q contract for
grading at SO cents per cubic yard.
Bran7 GlngelbAch. who had e19 de-.
Quoted from his bill for not remOvin z
ashes, made few remarks complaining
Of what he considered an Injustice.
tbs payroll amounting to $4,000
was presented and ordered paid. The
petition Of o. l. Swayne TO set 100 feet
OF curb on Thirteenth street between
Rodney and Clayton streets was
granted.
Matthew Gallagher was granted per.
mission TO tap Brknklip street sewer
for the purpose OF drain ing his proper.
.ies on Frrnklln and 90 Fourth streets.
Mullin q Pierson were granted permls.
Ion 81 top Monroe street seW9r for the
DurpoGe OF draining sheir morocco fac
tory ut Front and Monroe streets. The
condition OF the bridge at Broome and
Oak streets WHs referred to tho street
commissioner. Permission was granted
Miller d Jenkins to tap the sewer on
Second street for the purpose of drain.
ing Nos. 203 aud 206 Van Barren street.
The Postal Telegraph Company VAs
granted permlaslon 70 set poles on East
Twelfth s.rest and light.house road and
thence TO EdgsmOoF.
The grade Of Union street between
Delaware avenue and Blxtesnth street
was estAbllshed. The chief engineer
and surveyor was instructed to give
linos for setting curb on Vandsver
avenue from Clayton 70 Cater street,
and on Church street south OF hobIn.
son. The lamp At Fourteenth and Du.
POnt streets was ordered TO be moved
inbide the curb.
Ashes were ordered 20 be placed on
Cedar street from Maryland avenue 70
Bsown, and on Brown street from Otdar
to Seventh AvsDus. The chief engineer
was lnStructad 10 give the lines for re-
setting curb on Lancaster avenue from
Broome TO Clay ton streets.
Patrick Mclaughlin, Harry EArner,
John Glinn Micbael Hession's estate,
William HAgRerty, John Gill were
ordered to pave sidewalk on Cherry
street between Second and Third, and
Mrs. Sullivan and EiwArd Alker ON
the opposite side OF Cherry street be.
tween Second and Third.
The secretary WAS instructed 10 notify
James Clark, Seventh and Madison
streets, Thomas r Lslly, No,6o6 Madi-
son street, and the estate Of Th0mAI
Eaton, Fourth and Poplar streets, TO re.
pave the sidewalk In front Of theII
properties. A oom nunioation was 10.
cslVed from ], A, Harris, owner of the
property on OfAnaa street below thC
railroad, complaining that the BAlti
more and Ohio RAilroSd Company
makes up Its trains In front Of hi
property, and that oars are allowed Il
rsmain there almost continually, block
ing up ths means OF ezrsss. Tue matte
was referred to the Oily sjl icltoE.