Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-30

street, from Az TO 9th streets southwest; Law
ing 15-inch sewer on same; grading n stree
northwest, from New Jersey avenue to North
Capitol street. setting eurbs, raising cutters and
laying foot payements on street, from Water
u ~ streets southwest; laying I5-inch sewer ON
o street, froIn4k to 9Th streets southwest; grad
ing q street, from New Hampshire avenue to
Rock creek northwest; laying 15-inch sewer on
street, from to 9Th streets southwest; gra d-
ing setting curbe and laying foot pavements from
ltth 10 boundary streets northwest; grading and
laying sidewalks on K street. from eth TO 18th
street northwest; constructing IL, 10, 20 and 80
lnch sewer in L street, from 18th street to New
Hampshire avenue northwest; grading, setting
curb and laying fcotways on Massachusetts, ave-
nue., from 9Th street to NewJersey avenue north
west; grading Massachusetts, avenue, from New
Jersey avenue TO Stanton Place; grading same
from Stanton Place to Lincoln avenue square
northeast; grading, setting curb, laying foot.
walks. sewer and water services on Massachu-
sets avenue. from 9th to 1ith streets northwest;
setting curbs, laying footwalks and concrete on
Massachus etts avenue, from 14th street to Z
strteS circle grading setting curb, laying foot
walks and macada ANYTHING Massachusetts avenue,
from street to Boundary; laying wood pave
ment Oh Massachusetts avenue, from New Jer-
sey avenue to 1ith street, grazing and
setting curb on Pennsy ivania avenue. from
4th TO 9th streets southeast; constructing
IOot sewer on Pennsylvania avenue. from 10th
TO 18th streets southeast; laying Stowe wood
pavement on Pennsylvania avenue, from 18th
street 70 Rock creek northwest; laying Evans
concrete. and sidewalks on Connecticut avenue
nom Il to streets; grading Maryland avenue
sewer on MARYLAND avenue, from AZ 10 6,h
streets southwest, setting curb and laying foot
pave Dent OIL Maryland avenue, from LIST TO 9th
streets southwest; grading Mary land avenue,
from lst TO a streets northeast: grading, reset
ting curb aud TelayiDg foot pavements on South
Carolina avenue, between 9Th and eth streets
southeast; grading North Carolina avenue, from
New Jersey avenue 10 ith street southeast; lay
lng lZ-inch sewer on New York avenue, from
Ith 10 North Capitol streets northwest: grading
setting curbs, laying foOtwaiks and mqcad3-
III nd ~ Inc,
sewer on Rhode Island avenue, between 18Th
and 18th streets and 2i-inch pipe sewer
on same between 18th and 18Th streets;
grading Rhode Island avenue, from 10th
street to Connecticut avenue; grading Virginia
avenue, from Rock creek to 18th street north
west; grading, setting curbs, laying foot walks,
sewers, Iatersls and parking New Jersey ay-
cue, from Is street TO river, southeast; setting
curb, laying footways, parking and macada-
mlzlng East Capitol street, from LIST street to
Lincoln square; grading Franklin street, from
New Jersey avenue to 9TH street, northwest:
laying twelve-inch sewer both sides of Pierce
place, between nth and 10Th and S and streets,
northwest; laying Belgian block pavement on
Water street, from eth to 10Th, southwest; also.
laying IS, 2i-inch and three foot sewer in same:
constr uctlDg brick arch sewer over Tiber creek:
constructing foot inch sewer on 18th street
from to Boundary Streets same on 18th, from
NJ to y streets: grading, setting curb and LAYING
doorway on Sth street, from G to street and
feet brick sewer on 1 street, from 9th to Eth
southeast; and feet sewer on L street, from 18th
TO 9Th southeast; constructing feet inch
sewer on n street, from nth to 18th streets
northwest; setting curb, laying footways and
maca12mixipg Connecticut avenue from p to
boundary streets; setting curbs, laying footway
ana concrete roadway on Connecticut avenue,
from 10 streets northwest; constructing
rect brick sewer on Sd street, from to Q streets
noTth west; same on q street, from Sd Street TO
New Jersey avenue; constructing feet inch
seWer on New Jersey avenue, from q to street
northwest; same on street from New ;.Jersev
avenue to sth street northwest; constructing s
leet brick sewer on sth street, from to BoIn-
gary street; laying wood pavement on eth street,
rom pennsylvania avenue to ID street north
west.
GEORGETOWN
4, Grading Dumbsrton street, from Greene to
Monroe streets; laying cobblestOne Pavement |
)h montgomery street, from Bridge to West |
street; laying Phillips wood pavement on Cav |
street from Montgomery to Washington street; |
aging round block pavement on Greene street. |
rom Bridge to West street; also grading set |
.lng curbs and laying foot pavement on same; |
grading, rese;ting curbs, laying footwalks and |
,obblestone pavement on Olive street, from |
Montgomery to Washington street; grading |
fayette street, from LIST to 9Th. grading, setting
s rnI ana laying foot pavement on list street.
,nrhs and laying footwalks on % street, from
HiGh TO Fayette street; grading, setting curb |
and laying footwalks on Sd street, from High to |
rayette street; laying Stowe wood pavement on |
Bridge street, from Rock creek to High street.
COUNTY.
Oradlng LINCOLN avenue, from Glenwood to
ng culverts on Bladensburg road, from citv To
olsIrict line; grading, graveling, &C., on eth
'uecl ROAD and macadamizing same; construct
ng eIldge at Shoemaker's mill; grading Oak,
center ana Brown streets; cleaning cutters, re-
,aiTlng roads, and constructing culyerts on
bunker hi road; grading, graveling, paving
.utlefs, ara constructing eulverts on Howard
'venue; grading jackson, Washington LETTER.
Oh, Fillmore. and Pierce streets, and Military
cad west of Rock creek; grading 10Th street |
Oad, nom Boundary street to Columbia read;
Dad; grading. building bridge and const-ncting
uiyeTts on Wheeler road; grading of Rates
DAD, between Rock creek and Sargent read
S- \
GREEN ON GgHELEY.-A. ". otherwise Ras. |
iutlon) Green, notorious cOlored sorehead and
gitator, follower at present of Greeley and
,Town and Ordway and lie Barnes, having
Mayed ont as general offerer of resolutions at All
oris CT meetings, low seeks to establish his rep
tation as lecturer, and last night held forth |
! C1,on League hall on the subject of the po-
l'lcal virtues OF Charles Sumner, his effort be-
ng mainly intended to bring over the colored
'eople 10 Greeleyism, in which he will have as
DOR success as he generally has in what he I'M |
erLahes. His audience was composed OF fifty
r SKI" persons, mostly boilers from the repub-
can pan ~, and was presided over by John T. |
,os4in. president of the Eth district boilers
lab. His lecture was opposed mainly Of ex-
rscts from letters written Sy VIM LLOYD Gar !
iscn, Speaker Blaine and others to Mr.. Sum- |
er on the subject OF his political meanderngs |
nd present statust and the Senator's replies |
hereto; the lecturer striving hard to convince |
Is auditors that Summers course had been |
'ersectly consistent from beginning to end. He
",'annced Garrison for ceasi.s; the nnhI: Atinn !
# the Liberation at the close Of the war on the
round that the mission of the aDti-slavery party |
lad been accomplished and cOntrasted this
curse with that OF Mr.. Sumner In his efforts Tor |
vil and social RIGHTS: The services of Chs-,s, ,
sumner to the coiored people were far more val
liable than those OF Lincoln, Grant, Ga rrison |
nd all others put together. He charged that
he present administration has divided the re-
publican party and recommended that all col |
red people support Greeley and Brown, which
would go Tar to recOnciiing them with the white |
people OF the south.
There were strong expressions of dis sent
among his colored auditors at some Of Green's
Xtreme views.
A MEHTIEG OF 10TH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
was held at the corner OF LIST and II streets last |
evening over which Col. Timothy Lubey pre-
sided, with Mr.. L. McKenna as secretary. The |
committees were appointed: On Regis
Ryan. Blake, Taylor, Seaman, |
Quuk, Washington, Perry, Bruce, and Cor
ham. FinaIce-Messrs. Lubey, Gleason, Lang |
voight, Hendley, and Carmody. Campaign