Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-04-05
LEVY COURT.
Many Properties Transferred During sat
urtlay's Session. .

stable William @. Pierson, Miii Creek,
5ond .men, James A. Mckelyey and
William j. jackson; Constable Andrew
Il Mote. White Clay Creek, Joseph .;
linton and Thompson 1. Lilly, and
Constable James +. Porter, Christ'ana,
Charles NJ. Groom and William ..
Armstrong. Seven items assessed 10
David Lewis in New Castle hundred
ware transferred to Caroline d. Loiiano
and AIDE aide s. Manlove; one 10
Margaret Waits, one to Sarah Bennett,
and one was struck from the list. a
property at Ninth and Broome was
transferred from william I. Medholdt,
Jr., TO J. II. Hoiecker, Jl, and NO.
s1I du Pont was transferred from
Edward!C. Higgins to John j. Cassidy.
In Inc absence of President William
A. Scott, Henry NJ. White presided 90
THURSDAYS session of Levy Court.
Two uroperties in Christiana hundred
were transferred from Dr. Joseph II.
Chandler to Bernard Dalton; No. l0l3
West Eighth street, from james Crook
| to Camelia f, Bucher Nos. lO2-i-G
West street, from William Morrow 10
Elizabeth A. NJ. Bryan.
At Thursday afternoons session OF
the Levy Court the only business trans
acted was the transferring of properties
as follows: Northeast corner OF Madi-
son and Christiapa streets, from
Thomas Cusick to Elizabeth Lynch
No, DOG Monroe street, from Mary
Cusick to Catherine Ginder; two lost
at Elsmere, from Ezra Lynn to Albert
Coverdale. .-..
The Levy Court Friday afternoon
approyed the bond of William Il. Money
who was elected constable for Pencader
hundred. His hondsmen are John Is.
Mahoney and d. W. Colpitts. Paul j.
Began was Ieappointed constable for
Christiana hundred, and John j. Hayes
and Patrick Neary were approved az
his bondsmen. Moses b. Fleming was
reappointed constable for New Castle
and John 7. Stoops and r. G. Morrison
were acceEted az his bondsinan
Margaret r. Colpitts petjtioned.
through her attorney, j. H. Hoaecker,
Jr., for reduction in the assessment
Of her property, No. l04l Tatnall street,
from s4,O0O to $1,000. Tho application
was referred TO the Wilmington hun.
dred members The assessment OF
Martin Lane on property In st.
Georges hundred, IS, 800, was reduced
to 5000, a portion having been sold to
Neff II Co. 10 whom it is assessed. a
property assessed to Martin Lane was
|, transferred to Rebecca V. Dyer.
| The Levy Court Saturday at its final
, session for the hearing Of appeals from
the assessment adopted large number
| Of reductions and numerous transfers.
, 1t was the largest day for such 6usi.
ness in the whole month.
} The following reductions were made
F. A. Kiser, No. II West Thirteenth,
81, 200 to LOO; Harriet A. GolibaIt
j No. 119 West Thirteenth, $1,000 to
, 81, 100; Ellen Keaveny, 1890 West
! $1,000 to sl,soo; John II. Pierson
! Vandeyer avenue and Buena Vista,
s400 to $500; Candy Cox, ALP Walnu
0 street. $4,000 to 81, 500; Mary i. Cam
y o2l West Sixth, $1,000 to $1,000; W
: Fl. Patterson, 1lls.l9 East Thirteenth
y 81, 900 to $500 TO 5000 and $500; Georgt
F. Vernon, sos West Fifth, $500 t,
/. g, 300; Mary E. Walther, south sid
] market street bridge, 81, 400 to 81 ,0O0
4 Lucie b. Jester, Beech street, $500 t,
$3.50; August Froeble. Eighth avenue
between Duncan and Coleman, 5000 t.
$3.50; George F. Vernon, 500 Wes
Seventh, $500 to $1,000; Catharin
ia Ewing. Ill Tatnall, 800 to $500; "
g. Mshatfy, 1906 King, $3.50 to $500
rear of same, $500 to s4O0; 1909. /
:, French, $500 to $500 each: Delawar
;, Hardware Co., 207 Shipley, $1,000 +
4 $4,000; George Mccall, 12i-5 Market
:. $1,000 to "a, 800; Charles Perot, il
= Market. $4,000 to Sl2,0C0; Catharin
!. Haughey, SOB East Fourth, 81, 400 I
s2,0OO; John Farson estate, sol Eas
Il Fourth, 81, 800 to $1,000: Andrew VII
Il helm, 400 Shipley, 50, 200 to $4,000
4 Samuel Moore, 902 East Seventh an
= 9lS East Seventh, 81, 600 to 500; Salli
4 Chandler, ol0 Washington, Sl,SOO /
!, sl,400; II. E, Vernon, 5l2 Washington
= 81, 800 to Sl,400; Mrs. Mellen, Sixt
i. and West, "a, 200 to 90, 800: Daniel Ms
Kenney, 50, 700 to 81, 400; Thomas Me
II win, Taylor and Pine, "a, $50 to 90, 5O(
d west side Taylor, between Pine an
J. Lombard, $3.50 to 50, 425; George /
!: Vernon, 1929 Orange, s7OO to s6O(
8, BENTON Warren, 403 East Seventh
:. $500 to $1,000; Mary Barber, ii
l. Market, IS, 900 to 81, QUO; Willard Saul
y bury and Thomas H, Burwell, 25 acr,
\ Ninth and Woodlawn avenue, $500
" to $4,000; George +. Vernon, 35-s
10 East Twenty second, $500 10 SlOt
70 Catharino Haughey, five houses Locus
,e between b and Z, 1925 TO sI75 eact
es Mary j. Mccullough, TO Jefferson
t, S3,0oo to $500; Joseph G,ahan
"a Seventh avenue, between Coleman an
re Duncan, twn-story frame house off III
III changed to lot and reduced from s4l
/. to Sl40; II. S. McComhs estate faoto,
10 Third, between Orange and Tatnal
m $1,000 to 81, 800.
OF On Saturday the following pronert
r. transfers were made by the Levy Coul
ir From William H. Swift, trustee,
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Go
O. trustee. BOG, 3l2 and BIG Market. q
lie rduced from $1,000 to $1,000, ard 3
from 81, 900 to $500; 80 acres Mill Gre,
hundred transferred from ID. Il. Lyna
to William r. Finn No. 1910 ,Ieiferso
n. from Mary and Annie Plunkett To
-. n. Fulton; 1908 Delaware ayenu
ia Sarah Pusey to George /. Speer Del
m ware avenue above Rodney. George
er Steer to Fannie P. MendinRa]
Is George l. Speer. southeast corn
oh Delaware avenue and Clayton, 7
nd auced from 50, 600 to 50, 500; sos We
" Seventh, j. A. Green 10 Thon,
Phillips; added to assessment. ,jal
A.North, 1916 Delaware avenue, 81. Al
change Mary Green from 1916 10 10
,s Delaware avenue; Fannie c, Rita
of house to Fannie G.. Bramble, Apr
NJ quinimink hundred and reduced tre
" $500 to S700; assessment on anoth
.rs property Of Fannie 9. Bramble Ieduc
.,s from $3.50 to $500.
SIX items were added to the inve,
ment assessment for MoComb n,
Winchester interests. aoorao,t;
about $4,000. ees"''
'as A number Of anpeals that haze !,