Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-10
Beard of Health.

SANITARY EEPogT-ALLEGED UNSAFE BUILD
INGs. ETC.
AT a meeting of the Board of Health Tuesday
night Sanitary Inspector Hunter was granted
thirty days leave OF absence.
SANITARY REPORT.
DIR. Verdi. health officer, reported the num-
Der OF smallpox cases for the week ending
April 9Th at 81, and IL deaths; nuisances re-
ported, 2s2; abated, PA; dead animals removed,
80: animals impounded-4 horses, 6 cows, hogs
10 goats, geese; marine products inspected
30 go punches Of fish, Ii, 500 shad, 6s 600 her
rings, 400 taylors, and go bushels of oysters
marine products condemned--2S4 punches OF
fish and % bushels oysters; unwh0lesome food
CONFERENCE.-The pounds venison, chickens, Il
birds, co POUNDS beef, IL pounds veal, 20 pounds
chip beef, turkeys calves, % pounds sau
sage. The report was adopted.
THE ASH QUESTION.
communication was read from Mr.. Nicho-
son, superintendent of the garbage gatherers,
asking instructions in relation to the duties OF
the garbage men In removing ashes in the city
of Georgetown. Mr.. Marbury moved that they
be instructed to continue to remove ashes until
other arrangements are made; agreed to.
ALLEGED UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
DIR. Verdi submitted resolutions, which were
adopted, that the frame houses belonging to
VIM. Riley, and situated on T. street, between
9Th and 10th streets southwest, being in an un-
safe condition and dangerous To life and limb,
the same is hereby declared a nuisance, and
that the honorable board of public works be
requested to cause the same to be torn down.
Also, that the two brick houses belonging TO
VIM. Masters, and situated at the northwest
corner of 9Th and ii streets southwest, being in
an unsafe condition and dangerous to life and
limb, the same are hereby declared a nuisance,
and that the honorable board of public w0eks
be requested to cause the same to be torn down.
UNITED WoRKISGMEN OF THE COUNTRY
" CiasPiRg Hands, against the Oppression If
roaopOlies.-The national executive committee
of the United WOrkingmen of America met
Tuesday night 1t is composed OF one member
for each state and territory. Senator Pool, OF
North Carolina, presided, with Colonel Fisk of
Montana, as secretary, and Colonel A. +. Red
stone, OF California, corresponding secretary.
The report from the committee on printing
showed that several thousand pamphlet docu-
ments on organization, also large number OF
autographed forms for charters and commits
sions. had been provided, and that the demand
for the same already received would evidently
exceed the supply. Speaker Blaine was the
most liberal contributor. Several reports were
read from the organized movements Of the
sgricuiturists in the western states, assuring
earnestness OF the people as against the oppres-
sions OF Oyergrown mon0polies and .sclaspinC
hands, for the practical work that is to come
in the first great effort to secure more just and
equitable legislation, &c Gen. John Tyler, OF
Florida, was present, and expressed himself
confident OF the readiness OF the great masses of
the southern people TO join i'm such a movement
for protection against the great public evils of
the times.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-fireen 4 williams.
auctioneers, have recently sold the following =
All Of lot numbered 2I3, in Gi'bert's recorded
D,
provements thereon, being an unfinished brick
dweliing-house, fronting ON Myrtle street., to
Harvey n Holden, for -, 100; lot PHI. in same
square, to Robert II. Ward, with improvements
thereon, for -, 000;. lot numbered 2l6, same
square. with improvements, to j. NJ. Yzmaga,
for 5000; all that certain piece or parcel of
ground situate and lying in the city of Wash
ington, known and described as square west Of
square No. Al, and al the wharves, wharf
rights and privileges, together with improve
ments thereon, to Amos Pickard, for s9, 30.
Thos. T.. Wa9gaman, real estate broker and
auctioneer. sold part OF lot 6, In square 1I7, to
Lawrence Mcdonald, for $3.50.
AFTER THE MARRIEO PKoPLE.-A new cir
cular has been issued by the Moral Education
Of married women to enforce somewhat radi-
cal martial regulation h again the central idea
set forth. The question Of marital relations
seems to be agitating the spiritualistic people
woodruff and her party advocating ffee-iove,
while their opponents, whose peculiar theory Is
promulgated by the Moral Education Society,
are on the opposite extreme.
the children Of Christ church sunday school,
Navy Yard. Sunday night next q p. u. The
| them, at which time they win oher mp thelr
| floral offerings and lcnteu contributions makiua
the seryice both novel and interesting. The
rector, the Rev. c. D. Andrews, win be insti-
clergy Of the District.
gThe local option bin has passed the New
York assembly.
e, ZI q, eovs...s q New York signed the civil
IA Scranton lPa-) pedagogue vas severely
beaten BY half dozen school girls last week. :
~Pennsylvanis proposes q bill exempting
"wines, beer. and ale'' from the operations oil
the "loca option act.