Evening journal., 1892-07-01
The city Duplicates Delivered.

This morning Clerk of the Peace Bigga
delivered the four big volumes for the
twelve wards Of this city to Receiver
Dickey. The assessment by wards is as
follows:
First ward-Real, g., 63J. 7GO; stock,
S12 425 poll, S4O2, 500 negro school,
$l0.250
second-Real 50, 4O5, TOO; stock, Si4.
O75 poll, S4O2, 800: negro school, 81 ,O1O
Third-Real 81 G56, s67, stock, 81, $50
poll, "a. $1,000; negro school, $23 900.
Fourth-Real, 81 $50 57j; stock, &c.
$40; poll, sJJ5, 2OOi negro school, S3i,
500
Fifth-Real. s8,634, ,4s0; stock. "a. 575:
poll, S723. 40; negro school, Sl2O $50
Sixth-Real, s2,3l2, 765; stock, 49, $40;
poll, S549, 600; negro school, S2S2, $40.
Seventh-Real, 1852, 7lS; stoo k
Si45l5; poll, $slG,65Oi negro schoo /
S22S, 200.
Eighth-Real, 1900, ,5i2; stock
SS,625; poll, s72S,92O; negro school,
/ sos, S94
Ninth-Real, st,25O,OOO stock
81, 800; poll, Si34,9 negro school
/ $123, 800.
Tenth-Real, Si,2O7, ,26f; stock, ST..
27j; poll, S425, $50
Eleventh-Real, $670, 1928; stock, 49,
600; poll, Sls5.54O; negro school, S7
$50.
Twelfth-Real, $500, 765; stock, 81.
5I5; poll, $2ls, 400; negro school,
sos, 1926
As soon as the books were received
the receiver aud his assistants began
preparations for receiving the taxes.
The first man TO pay his tax of 72 cents
was Robert L. Smith, a Republican, who
has berth at Washington.
Impossible TO Make out Bills.
It was impossible for Receiver Dickey
to make out his bills In advance as the
Republican Levy Court did not fix the
tax rate until last Tuesday week.
The County Books.
He has not yet received the books foi
the rural hundreds They would not b,
Of any use to him if he had, as the road
rates have not been sent TO hin
by the road commissioners OF
the several hundreds, with the exception
of Christiana, Mill Creek and Apo
quinimink hundreds He can, however
give receipts for county and poor take:
as soon as he gets the books
The Hundred Assessment.
The assessment Of the several hun
dreds as as follows
Christiana-Real s2,9O4432 stock
Sii5,9l2; poll, S4s2, 4sOi negro school
S559 704.
New Castle-Real. s., ,026, 32s; stock
SOB 29Ji poll, 1924, l4O; negro school
$55, ,93j.
Peneader-Real, i,952, ,9l5; stock
I S97, 423; poll, $159 300; negro school
, RED Lion-Real, Si.14s,542; stock
S63, 2ls; poll, $i57, 400; negro school
S47, ,02O
Appoquinimink - Real. s 1,2O2, 16f
stock. $sl, poll Sl65, 800; negr
= school, SSl O95
st. Georges-Real, 2,9s6 O4s stock
Sl5401O; poll, S426, 73O; negro school
$144, 77O.
% Brandywine-Real. 50, 309, 4s3; stocI
4 Sl26, $40; poll, 1894, 76O; negro schoo
}, S24G75
Blackbird-Real, S7ss. $50; stock, ss3
\ 300; poll, S115, ,30O negro school, S22
o White Clay Creek-Real, 81, 1,3l0, 9SC
r stock, $sG.2l9; poll, S246, 100; negr
school. $50 $40.
e Mill Creek-Real, Sf,9si sos; stocl
S14l, 500 poll, $3l7, $50; negro schoo
Is $29, $50
He win Give Every Man Chance.
st Speaking of the Morning News alleg
e tion that the increase in poll taxable
was due to Democratic padding, he sale
Il think it is due more to recopyin
81 names from last year, and the work dor
by the Republicans at the Court Houl
Z in March. The big increase is in Il
A Republican wards-Fif b, Sixth, Seveni
and Eighth"
DR. What do you think of the asses
s mentT
Y 1T Is the nooreat assessment / eE