Daily Republican., 1890-04-17
THE LEVY COURT.
LEVY COURT ALLOWANCES
MADE TO THE ASSESSORS.


lno Aovy NOurb yesterday made the
following allowances for the assessors,
which was directed by tho committee,
Mesars. Shallcross, Wier and Mccall:
z. q. Higgins-First ward. number oi
names, 46o; second ward, TIL; Fourth
ward, $40; Eighth ward, 9a8; total,
2.652. Total allowances, $751; Num-
Der OF days In attendance on court, 81.
Frank A McCloskey-rhird ward,
2umber Of nance, US; Filth ward. 74Gi
Tenth ward, 86S; Eleventh ward, $3.50;
Twelfth ward. SO; total. 3,O36. Total
allowance, $476 SO. Number Of days in
attendance on court, 81.
Draper A. Dewees--sixth ward, 7s1;
Seventh ward. 96l; Ninth ward, Sis;
total 1857. Total allowance, $3.50. 81,
Number Of days in attendance on tho
court, 81.
Tsomas 8. Robinson, Brandywine hun.
drsd-Number Of names, 49s; dogs, 5GS;
number OF days IN attendance, 20; num-
Der OF miles, 90; allowance, s220. i2.
Alexander Eveson, Christiana hun.
dred-Number Of days At court. 1; mum.
ber Of miles, 8; allowance, ss.is.
Thomas D. Lyman, Cbristiaua hun.
dred- Number OF nance, 648; number Of
dogs, 89I; number Of days at court, o
nutaDeb VI koIuep oo} aiOWAuco, PSS~. ~
Joseph II. Chambers, Mill Greek hun
dred-Number Of names, 100; number o.
doge, 500; number Of days al court. o
number Of miles. 81; allowance, el28.
George W. Currindcr, White Clay
Greek huudred-Number Of names. 127
number Of dogs, $40; days at court, 8
John II. Thornton, Penc ader hundred
NnmIAp Of nouncu IJn. Ia. no, "a. r
At court, 0. number Of miles, 100; allow
ance, siD2.5O.
William Hunter. New Castle hundiet
Number OF names, 357; dogs. 455; day
at court, Z; number OF miles, AZ; allow
George Hill, Red Lion ndrcd-Num
Dor OF names, 81; dogs, 2l9; days a
court 2; number Of miles, 109; allow
ance, sos 81.
Theodore r. Armstrong, st George
hundred--Number Of names, 307; mum
bcr of doRs, 1,116; days at court. 8; NUN
Der Of miles, 17S; allowance, t207. .6S.
William II. Tush, AppUquinimink hun
dred-Number OF names, 1853; dogs. 375
days at court, 8; number of miles, ia
allowance, $t02 "a.
Joseph Vaupelt, Blackbird hundred
Number OF names, 90; dcgs, 2l3: days a
court, .; miles, 90; allowance, S63.42.
The committee or overpaid take
reported In iavor Of the following allow
ances, which was adopted: Y. A. Poole
McDououeh, eia3.05; @. NJ. Enos, Rst
Lion, Sl2. 30; Jennie r. Field, Whining
ton, S26; Charles Leak, Cooch's Bridge
80; William ]. Ferris, New Castle, Sl5
David Lemon, Wilmington, BIO: Wiriiau
]. Stevenson, Summit Bridge, s3.75
Jones Guthrie. Wilmington, $3.50
Harry Kane, Newport, s2.25; John ]
Earnest, Newport. 90 cents; Alfred Yer
non, Wilmington, %; DR.. James A
Draper, Wilmington, SIS; r. Lewis Arm
strong, Wilmington, $ii,45; Henry l.
Churchmsn, Stanton, u 80: Andrew b
White, Wilmington, e2.25; Manlove D.
WI son, Middletown, s25; total, $2S4.T0
The above list includes all the overpaiG
taxes for 1889. Nearly one-half of the
amount WAS due z. A. Poole. of Nc
Donourb, whose total was wrongly car
rcd out on the books.
A bill Of Sis was allowed the Della
ware and Atlantic Telephone Company.
An Invitation from j. Parke Postlti
and W. T. Bancroft was extanded 10 the
Levy Court to visit the Delaware Hos
pital. The invitation was accepted, and
1.3O O'Clock tomorrow afternoon fixed
as the time Tor the Invitation.
The Court also accepted an Invitation
from Mrs. Willard Hall Potter, presi
dent of the Alcntt Club, to attend tn.
performance ef "Pinafore," to be given
in the Opera House tonight for thu
beneht OF the Delaware Hospital.
In response to an invitation the Court
yesterday afternoon visited the Home-
In al fnt Inn
bers were pre,rnt: Chairman Grubb,
Messrs. Wier, Sutton, EI'Ason, Killgore,
Mccall, Jordan and Rockwell.
Tho members left the Court House
about g 80 O'Clock and walked up the
Brandywine to VauBuren street aud
theme, to the hospital.
They were oourteously received by
superi ntehdent Edwin Howard, Mrs.
Dr. Kittineer, acting president of the
board Of managers; Mrs. Elizabeth Men
linhall, Mrs. Clement b. Smytb, Mrs.
Fraaces Garrett. A short time after
ward u. W. Taylor OF tho board OF
trus ees arrived and assisted In conduct
ing the visitors through the large and
handsomely fitted-up hospital.
The visitors were conducted to every
part oi the hospItal, aud they were very
much pleased with the arrangements.
They found IA patients In the hospital,
with accommodations ior sixty. Alter
the inspection the visitors were treated
to refreshinen,s, eud Katie Wright, a
lutte girl who brlnes flowers to the hos.
ptal presented each OF the visitors with
button-h 10 bouquet
Tnis afternoon the court went out to
visit the Ferris industrial School.
A Summer Boarders Suit.