Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29
Live STOCK Market.

BOARD OF HEALTH INSPECTIONS.
Superintendent Gatchel reports the sales and
inspections for the week ending November 2Sth,
as follows:
At Drover's Rest, yesterday, III head Of cattle
were offered. Some of the cattle were very fine.
Louis Means sold IL to BENZ. Hunt for Ga and
cents. Many OF our leading butchers paid 81
cents, and more animals were sought at that
price, but they were not in the market. The
demand for trst class beeves ia increasing; 493
cattle sold TO butchers; &c sold for stock pur-
poses, and So were left over; il6 were sent to
Baltimore, SO of which were stock cattle; 47G
sheep were up, and 293 sold to butchers for 5a
81 cents, ls3 were left over; 10 cows and calves
we're offered and sold from s23 to S5S. No con-
formations.
MEETING OF PRoPERrY HOLDERS on East
Capitol street was held on Wednesday night,
Mr. James Lynch in the chair, and E. 5. Fried
rich secretary. Ii was represented that the
street railroad, by its charter, Is required to
pave between the tracks and two feet on each
side; that in making out the bills for the work
the board of public works charged the whole
amount to the property holders, and this meet
ing was called to Ia Ike steps to have the railroad
pay their share OF the cost of paving. On mo-
ton of Mr. Soften committee of five (Messrs.
Seton, DoOlittie, Ewing, Dyer and Crary) was
appointed to wait on the board OF public works
and get an itemized bill OF the work on Z asst
charged its proper proportion, and il not, why
not? Upon suggestion of the chairman, 1t was
decided 10 draft letter setting forth the wishes
Of the property holders in the matter, and pre-
sent it to the board and await their reply.
ANOTHER INJUNCTION CAsE.-To-day a writ
was issued by Judge Wylie on the suit OF f.
Denaise sgaint the board OF public works to re-
strain the respondents from removing three
houses on North Carolina avenue, which plain
tilt AYERS were in the course OF constru cti0u
under . permit issued by Mr.. Adolf Cluss, in
spector Of buildings, but which the respondents
have directed to be removed, or, In default, they
will remove the same. The writ Is made re-
turnable ON Saturday, December It'll.
FATAL RESULTS OF rHE EPHIPrIc.-Eleven
dead horses from the prevailing disease have
been reported to the police headquarters since
our last report. on Wednesday. This morning
one of the fine span OF horses of ME-. j. q. Ma
guire being i'll Of the prevailing epidemic and
past recovery, at the request of the xner, after
DIR. Mckay had given up the case as hopeless,
Lieutenant Noonsn shot the amin al. and several
surgeons OF the army took parts OF the body 10
examine them. a.
A SCHOOL HOUSE BuxNED.-rhe alarm of
IRE at 7:30 p. m. yesterday from bsx No. 5, was
Caused by the burning OF the prim. ry school,
house in the northwest corner OF the WAllach
School Building lot. The Building was ssrly
destroyed before the fire was checked; loss
about sic0. Ii Is supposed 10 have been set
on fire.
FINE ENGLIsH JRrs, beautifully carved tops
with bird's nest, bracelets, sats, lockets and
hair ornaments to match, SO full set, received
at Prigg's jewelry store. No. Al Pennsylvania
avenue, between * and 9th streets.