Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

seconded 10 action was taken thereon, and the
report vas adopted.
SCHOOL oHANeRs
MIR. French, from the sub board o. the g Dis
ufet, made the following reccmm sndstiens,
when were adopted: Change the name Of sec
0ndaTy school No. 1 to niiHis internedtate No I;
secoIsAIy 30 z 20 female intern hlA1e ~. :,
No. 70 secondary No. p ssconSaT1v No s r,
secondary No. 1; secondary No. t. secopdarv
no; q secondary No. IL to secondary No. !; sec
onoary NO. 10 to secondary No. 6: sacoadsrv
No. TO secondary No. ., SECONDARY no - IN
secretary No. 10. ' - ~
Mr.. Lloyd, from the board OF the 4.h dis
Tlct, reported the following changes: secondarv
school No. to female iutermediste VI =. 80
ondsry NO. to secondary No. /; Urinary No.
20 secondary No. 8; primary 20. g to pyima-y
"a a. = WvI1nnsnry Nc. Is to ,.imary Ne. 8.
mr. woodward was .,yensed from beinr chair
man OF the eomI- ,rfae on lgyisfafiSn. sSI IA,
place. Nui HN' "ss @PPSio's" III Us
lie board then adjourned.
who are Licensed Liquor reaIerse
LIST or APPRovALs BY THE POLICE BOARD.
The Board of Police Commissio asrs have
approved the applications for liquor licenses OF
the fOllOwing-Damed persons Ed ward AbneF
VIM. Bartholomew, John Bucaler, Anronis
Bregazzs, s. al. Bryan, j. J. Benchert, Louis
Beyer, L. Barrett, j. ID. Buckley, Is. +. Bsv-
ridge, j. s. Cole, Dennis Connell, Joan W.
Carr, Martin Cady. VIM. Deitz, Dinsm9re II
Essig, Otto EcksCDtine, Joseph Englehart, " N.
n Edeiin, Joseph EhrInantraut, R,5srt
Franck, John a Gray, Christopher G iver-
u Godfrey, Z. Z. Gentry, Barnard Henza,
Tyson < Marshall, MichaeiJ. art, Charles II.
Eaag, W. q. Hazel, j. \. Jordan, JohnsOu &
Long. Ernest LWtfier, F. Lgm5recht, Patrick
Lynch, SamUe! ID. Linn, Charles Meyer AN
9,e~ Muller, jeremiah MCCARTHY, .Oaniel
McCeryy Charles MIltr, Anthony O'D ,uuefl
- M O cary, john 0 ROUrke, William Pc --r..
y. ,. Peiree, Ro' err PortEer. william Rune,
heuoen Rowzer, j. W. Randall, Theodore Sas-
ger, W. n. Stephens, w. f. stewart Frank
SeeTyp, VIM. SandersoB, Shoemaker * H-rs-
zog Pat. Ii. Sheehy, Smith * EdmOnSton Jas
W; Taylor, John w. Usher, Z. L. Windho z,
Albert WOodley, Thomas Walsh Richard wal
ker, Sebastian Aman, r.. r. Arrow. RHdoInb
bIettus, Edward Beuchert, G.. X Baier. Chris
toFher Boyle, Louis Betz, Mrs. Lucy Byrne.
Samuel BraDnan, John Beck, Bernard BTyau'
Henry Boegeh0ltz. Martin Becker, Henry
Busher, Samuel Brereton. George W. Bauer,
+. A. Beckert, Bernard Berens, John Oartin,
=, r; Cake, VIM. Carey, August B. Cappos,
Frank y. Ocrbell, VIM. Clements, G. W. Dri-
yer, q. Dickson, Aug. Dsehrer, Charles Ebel
Casper Egl0fi Eber & Thomson, Jas Edwards,
Adrian Finders, George EgIof, K. +. Fugttt,
Eugene Fugtt, II. .. French, VIM. IL. Fugitt,
Nj. q, Fox, VIM. Fitzpatrick, Henry Gardner,
y. +. Gordon, Oh aries t. Ganter, Jos. G srh ardt
John Gibbons, hsgerty s. Weicker, Henry aod-
erman, MIS- Barney Hart, George Holmes,
Gogan & Flynn, las. Hartigan, P. Q. Harrison,
charles Hentz!eT, George a. Haske, Valentine
Hornbaek, Hamlin & Bro, II. A. ads IN, VIM.
Henry, VIM. Hurfurth, TheO. job nson, John
son * Marshall, Joseph Joseph, VIM. jackson,
August Koch, Thomas Kelly, Peter Kinnshan,
henry kock, H. A. Kaiser, d. r. iIraubehl,
h. kraus, Edward KOlb, Eberhart hoffman,
Adolph Krantler, Henry KOlb, TheO Lewis,
VIM. III. Lee, Albert LeUtner, Matthew Leim-
bach, John Lynn, Chas. Lucas, w. W. Laskey,
X. Z. Martin, Alfred Marshall Miller & Jones
y II. Middleton, Fred. MOelich, II. W. Morgan,
4. II. McCOnaghY, Gerhart Market, James
Mcclure, VIM. Mcdaniel, Thos. Morrow Thos
McMahon, y. Z. Moses, John Mayer, Richard
Nash, Andrew Nephuth, VIM. Nelson, Daniel
y BIieD, John II. Outrich, John ". OnI, Frank
OcLsenTeiter, Joseph Piatz, J. ". Powers, Ma
tnlas Fielfer, VIM. Pouiton, Matthias Pabsr,
Geo Reedle. Russell x Leonard, John x. Ruth
VIM. RauteIburg, Anthony Rodier, Mathew
kuppert, |. W. kidgley, L. Roessle x Son. @.
A: Roth, j. L. RUdd * Son, Geo. G. Rsiser,
William II. Rose. Frederick q. RohF, Louis
Schtiling, Henry SchwartzeDherg, G. Schuster
Michael +. Stanton, John Stanton, Andrew
SpIobsl john NJ Stutz, V. Sninn, John Il.
Scott, Henry Scherf, Cbas. Schnebei, Schviny
y ozark, VIM. Sweeney, John h. S6mmes H.
l. SchOnhOrn, Bartholomew Shea, YIN Scher-
ger, John schwartz, Chas. II. S4uer, J 1hu ..
4TaFers " Co., Geo. W. THICKER, Z. Tenney &
Co, L. r.. Taverner, @. W. Thomas Henry
Acnderheide, Edward Weight, Levi Woodbury.
~ Co. Ernest Weber, @. q. willard, Conrad
WOLF, Woodbury. X Duren, Christian Worch,
augustus Wlllege, Michael Mailman, Wm.
Helms, Chss. G. EcklOf, VIVA. Greason, Jas.
oy, John Hancock, W. Wright * 3 o. john
WuUdeTllck, Thomas III. Ward Redway f
NandegTitt, Peter SchaefeF, VIM. Vogeoiwsyn.
Michael Rupert, John @. KIlIian, Richard
hObb, VIM. ii. Gilman, John O'Leary. II aiias
hnowlton, Mrs Augusta KFOeger, John Maj
ser and Griffin =. Reed.
A large number of applications have been
dlsapproved by the board, and macy ye5 re-
main Enacted on.
L IRE IN TIE COUETY.--YesteGdaya afternoon.
me woods on the Young place. nGar the y 4
tohsl race course, took ire, and cpusiter-
able tract Of what was known As Young's grove
was burned over. The citizens turned our
nohiy, and fought the flames for some tins.
anc succeed in extiuguishing them, and thereby
saved number of residences, barns, Sc.
HAD HIS AEM BRoKEN.--Yesterdaya fte moon