Evening journal., 1900-03-31
March Session Closed This Morn
ing After Acting on a
Large Batch.
WILL MEET ON TUESDAY NEXT
A NUMBER OF APPEALS WHICH
WE'RE NOT ACTED UPON WE'RE
REFERRED TO THE ASSESSORS,
WHO WILL CONSIDER THEM ON
THE NEXT ASSESSMENT.
THE NEXT ASSESSMENT.

THE NEXT ASSESSMENT.
In Levy Court yesterday afternoon J.
B. Maloney and David w. Colpetts
were accepted as bondsmen for w. T.
Money as constable in Pencader hun
dred; John ]. Hayes and Patrick
Neary bondsmen for Paul j. Began
constable in Christiana hundred; John
T. Stoops and r. r. Morrison bonds
for New Castle hundred.
The assessment on the property of
Martin Lane in the Second district,
East st. Georges hundred, was reduced
from $500 to s6,60O
Property OF John S. Beeson estate to
Mary A. Beeson; Joseph S. Beeson es-
tate, Ninth and Adams streets, to
Harry S. Beeson; Jonas Cusick estate
to James Cusick estate; James Cusick
estate, No. 923 Orange street to Cath
arine Ginder; Catharine Ginder, No.
921 Orange, to Leighton Grimes; Jesse
sharp estate to Willard Salisbury,
trustee.
This morning the court considered
the last appeals for changes in assess
upon were referred to the assessors of
the different districts who will make
adjustments in their next assessments.
The following transfers were made:
90 acres in Mill Greek hundred from d.
Richard Lyman 20 William R. Finn;
Nos. 3O6 Market, 312 Market and 316
Market from William H. Swift, trustee.
to the Equitable Guarantee and Trust
Company; No. 1910 jefferson street,
Mary and Annie Plunket to Howard
n. Fulton; No. 1901 Delaware avenue,
Sarah Pusey to George l. Speer, lot
Delaware avenue and Rodney street,
George /. Speer to Fanny p Menchin;
property in APPOINTMENTS hundred
from Fannie c. Rittenhouse to F. c.
Bramble.
The following reductions Of assess
ments were made: Catherine Ewing,
Nc. Ill Tatnall, from 800 to $500; also
George +. Vernon, No. 502 West Sew
enth, $500 to $4,000; August Froeble
lL6 Eighth avenue betwewen Duncan
and Coleman, 5000 to $3.50; Lucie b
Jester, lot, Beach street, $4O0 to $3.50;
Mary f. Walther south side Market
street bridge, 81 400 to 81 900; George l.
Speer lot Delaware avenue, $1,000 to
$500; r. A. Kiser No. III West Thir-
teenth street $1,000 to $1,1O0; Harriet
A. Gebhart, No. 119 West Thirteenth
street, 81 200 to 81 100; Ellen Keaveny
No 1890 West street, $1,000 to s1,SO0;
John H. Pierson, lot on Vandever ave
nue., $4O0 to $500; Candy Cox, No. Az
Walnut street, $4,000 to sl,SO0; Mary
Z. Walther, lot South side Market
street bridge, s1,400 to 81 900; Lucie b
Jester. lot on Beach street, $4O0 to $3.50;
Catherine Haughey five houses, Locust
street between B and c, 1925 to SIZE
each; Mary ]. Mccullough. No. 71O JET.
ferson street, $1,000 to s2,5OO; JOSEPH
Graham, lot on Seventh avenue neal
Coleman, S400 to $140; II. S. McComl
estate. factory Third street between
Orange and Tatnall; $4,000 to 81 500
Mary E. Cam, No. 521 West Sixth
81 900 to 81 ,S00 William II. Patterson
estate, Nos. I'LL and 1119 East Thir
teenth street. 81 900 and $500 to s9Ol
and $500; George +. Vernon, No. SOL
Wst Fifth street, $500 to S5,3OO; No
1906 King street, $3.50 to $500; rear No
1906 King street $500 to $40O; Nos. 1909
1871 French street, 5000 to $500; Della
war eHardware Company. No. 2O7 Ship
ley st rect, 5000 to $4,000: George Nc
Call Nos. 121 and 125 Market st rect
$4,000 to s4, 500 each; Charles Perot, No
421 Market street 81 400 to 81 200
aCtherine Haughey, No. 503 Eas
Fourth street, 81 400 to $4,000; Johl
Farson estate, No. sol East Fouru
street, $500 to $4,000 estate Of An
drew wilhelm, No. 409 Shipley street
$4,000 to $4,000: Samuel Moore, No
902 asst Seventh street, and No. 81
East Seventh street. $1,000 to $40
each; Sallie Chandler, No. $40 Wash
ington street; 81 800 to 81 400; Mrs. Mel
lon, Sixth and West streets, 81,
200 to $4,000: Daniel McKenney
s2.7O0 to 81, 400; Thomas Melvin, hous
Taylor and Pine streets; S4,0S0 to So
500, also house on Taylor near Pine
S2,910 to $2,425; George f. Vernon, 112
Orange street, $500 to $500; Kente
Warren, $500 to $4,000; Mary Barber
lis Market street, $4,000 to $1,000;
acres, Seventh and WOodlawn avenue
Willard Salisbury and Thomas II. Bun
we'll, $4,000 to $15,000 George Vel
non, So and 81 East Twenty -secon
street, $500 to $400 each: Fannie
Bramble, AppOquinimnk hundred, s75
to $500.
To the property No. 1916 Delawai
avenue, OF John A. North, 81 400 wa
added TO assessment AssessmeI
against Mary Green was changed fro
1916 to 1918 Delaware avenue.
The property at Ninth and Woo
lawn avenue was transferred from v
Salisbury to Willard Salisbury an
Thomas II. Burwell sos West Sevent
street, Jchn A. Green to Thomas Phi
lips.
Assessments on investment we
added as follows: ]. c. McComb al
NJ. McC. Bush, trustees, S251: ].
McC Winchester and NJ. McC. Bus
S1SS; J. c. McComb, trustee. and ].
McC Winchester, 81 .563 and $50 .2SS:
G. McComb and M. McC. Bush, s17.O
and sS3 1855.