Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-15

BOARD OF HEALTH INSPECTIONS.
Superintendent Gatchel reports the inspec-
lions and sales at DrOvers' Rest aud elsewhere
follows:
At Clsrk's hog pens ESQ swine were offered,
At Center market 50 cattle were sold at 3ai &c.
At DrOver's Rest, yesterday, 1872 head Of cattle
were offered, as follows: By Louis Meaus, go
head; Mr.. Lynn, no; Burs0n & Son, 40; MT
Frazier, 10; others, SOL 51s sold TO butchers at
~ a5Ai ia were driven to Baltimore; 100 lett
over. Sheep.-1,l20 sheep were up; GOO sold at
5s6c.; $50 were left over. Some of the sheep
offered were very good Many, however, we're
poor, and sold for stock purposes. The cattle
market seemed dull, and rather poor quality.
80 cows and calves were offered and cold at
from $50 to SO.
TBR BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS met
yesterday. H N. Keene was reappointed an
additional private for twelve months. Private
John n. Barry, OF the first precinct, charged
with neglect of duty, was fined So John n.
Henderson was appointed private on the force
Applications for liquor licenses from the fol-
lowing persons were disapproved and referred
to Major Richards FRANCIS z. Brooks, John
+. Tally, y. Nj. StultZ, VIM. Scherger, Richard
Robinson, Griffin Reed, W. j. Martin, Hugh
Murray, Henry Miller, VIM. Hessler John
Holmes, Fred. Friedman, Charles Ebel, Henry
Behrens, John Barier, Henry Scherf. j. Jouye-
nall, Conrad Yost, Norris McAulifle, John
Lynn. VIM. Loving, Mary Jesunofsky, b. Leins.
h. Ii. Flanagan, Christopher Mades. j Jacob
Homer, Bernard Henze, and James higgins.
The following applications were referred to
Major Richards for investigation and report
Henry Kolb, Thomas Mcmahon, Frank X. Ger
bell, Thomas Meany, c. Sullivan, w. III. Lee,
Joseph Joseph, j. ID. Wallace, H. g. Torch,
Augustus willige and Anderson & Jones were
reconsidered and referred to Major Richards.
The application OF Joseph ID. Davidson was dis
approved.
REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Messrs. Latimer &
Cleary, auctioDeers, have sold the following
pieces of improved and unimproved property
ments, being two two story frame buildings, to
Il. j. Collins, for SS95; part lot IL, in same
square, and improved by q two-story frame
in HOrrisons subdivision Of part Of square ss5,
improved by Q three-story brick dwelling, being
ON Turner street, between A. Q streets. to
to Z. A. Hebard, at 10 cents per square foot;
lot I, In square 693, to same purchaser, at 20
cents per foot lots 100 9o4, BOO 2O6, 9O7 and DOS,
improved BY six unfinished dwellings, being on
70 Goi. EnOcs Tostsn. for si,Sao each. ~
Tn Aosr PoR OHls MoNzY.-Now that the
sharp frostB and keen winds Of early winter are
upon Us, the procurement Of thicker clothing is
health; and Of course nearly every one is anx-
tpus to know where given sum will 20 the
fartasest in this direction. To all such we cay
SAu6ements he can offer in that line. His stock
" large and varied, and he guarantees his prices
to be Ct least as low - the lowest for the same
G O1 for cs
sively, II stands 20 reason that he cannot be
surpassed by any one In the trade. At any rate,
give him call and see what he can do.
Insure IN HOMI CoMPANIBs.-Thoee who
wish % renew their insurance will do we'll to
ceh On the Hene raj agent Of the Maryland Fire
Insurance Company, q Baltimore, Nd, N. Z.
o. Jordan, 10. 5l3 It'll street, opposite the post
ONCE. No Losses IN Boston. eos
Go TO TEE CHILpREN'e CONCERT at the Me-