Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-08

The Building Record shows an Tn-
crease Over Last Year.


crease Over Last Year.
During April Ohief Engineer Boughman
OF the surveying department marked lines
for new buildings as follows:
James Il. Deighton, addition TO dwelling,
north side Of Sixth street between Poplar
and Lombard.
William Forrest, four dwellings, northwest
corner OF Vandever avenue and Claymont
straet.
Thomas McOomb, two dwellings on Clay
mont street. between b snd o.
l, 7. Pyle, dwelling. east side OF Jackson
street betwesn Fifth and Sixth.
Bernard Donahoe, four dwellings, north
east corner of b and Townsend streets.
Bernard Bonner, Ave wellings, southeast
corner d and Oaymont streets.
Elwood P. Pyle, two dwellings, north
eide OF Pyle streSt east OF Rodman.
Samual Murphey, two dwellings, east
slda Q. Harrison street north Of Eighth.
William W. Crathnr, stable, north side OF
Em street west OF Maryland avenue.
q. P. Johnson, two dwellings, southwest
corner irtsenth and Frarklin streets.
Thomns Samworth thres dwellings north
west corner Porter md Linden streets and
three at north, at corner.
Harry s. ChtiSty seven dwellings, south
wes corner OF Reed and Franklin streets.
John j. Beckett, addition TO dwelling,
eas. side Of Ssarles street north of Second.
James Grant. addition 10 dwelling, south
side OF Second street west OF Monroe.
.Johason, Forge Company: office, north
eide OF Lobdall street sAst OF Claymont.
Patrick Fahey, six dwellings, southwest
corner Peach and Claymont streets,
Jo naon Forge CDupgnY, two gellings.
south.east corner Lobdell and u ymont
straets.
oonlY Brothers, addition to store, east
eide Of Madison street south of Front.
Patrick Fahsy, two dwellings,, east side
OF Twenty. fourth street between West and
Washington.
Daniel Dohle, dwelling, south side OF
Tiffh stTest east OF Poplar.
Gsorge Loney, dwelling, east siie OF
Franklin street north Of Sixth.
Harry Hurtf, stable. southwest corner of
Ninth and Lombard streets.
Total, 81: same month last year, 81.
ARMS POLICE WORK.
CHIEF Of Police SEiggelt reports 26l ar
rests for the month OF April, divided ss fol-
lows: Assault and battery is; assault with
intsnt to commit rape, assault with at
tempt to commit murder, q; cruelty to
children, cruelty to animate, corner lonng-
ing, contempt OF court each drunka, III
drunk and disordsrly, II iiaorderly house,
9; ;dlsorderiy conduct, 92; ecsbspalemelt, 2;
giving away liquor on sunday. 5; homeless
chiluren, /; Insane, 3; interfering with
officer, /; keeping house OF III fame, /;
keeping uaregisterei dogs, / larceny, 0;
patients, A.; returned from jail, Ii selling
qlor without license, Z; settling liquor to
ba drunk on premises, l; selling liquor on
sunday, 8; Sodomy. /; trespass, "a; va
eraucy, 81 violation OF statute lRw. !; vio-
iatinS market ordinance, / violation OF
city ordinance, s; witnesses, 4;lodgsrs, ,476
patrol calls Ill; fines and costs collected
during the mouth, $l,G3I,Sj.
FIHE5 foR TIE MONTH,
The alarms OF fire during the month were
April 9Th, box No. AZ, o. m, are in ths
works OF the johnson Forga Coppapy ovos
Third street bridge, loss SO oG0, fully in-
sured llth, box No. 23, 2SJ p. M, hre In
s;reet lose 5000; 22d, 10 a. m. box No. II,
lte IN j. O. Seeds Toulouse, Thirteenth
AID SCOT streets, loss $3.50: 2i'h, box No.
23, ~ m., nre in j. Norton Poole Com
psni Z sand shed, loss tr.iiing.