Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-03

these circumstances for the general govern
ment 10 divide equally with the District the
cost necessary for the government of the lat
levied upon the property of the District to
meet its proportion of the burden"
MEETING OF THE POLICE COMMISSION
ERs-ActioT on Applications for Liquor Lii
censes.-At meeting of the Police Commits
sioners yesterday afternoon, applications for
Thos. Manning, John Curtin, j. W. Randall,
Bernard Bryan, F. Tenny & Co, Adolph
Krautler, johnson & Young, Michael Kelly,
han, VIM. Greason, JAS Holmes, James w.
Taylor, Hugh Murray, Michael Cady, j. w.
Gibson, Chas. Essig, Chas. G.. Ecklof, Chas.
w. H. Edelin,, Jacob Newrath, Chas. G. God
frey, John Trilling, Jos. Winfield, George b.
Cake, Hogan Flynn, John B. Kessler, Louis
Jos. Engiehart, Romanus Rudhart, Geo w.
Bauer, (twoD August Koch, Jas. Mcclure,
Henry A. Hudson, Albert WoodIey, Joseph
ker, Henry j. DAILY, John fitzgerald, Frank
Hagerty, Ganteir Thompson, Joseph Ger
hardt, Dennis Connell, VIM. Carey, Miller &
Zones. B. Shea julius Bernadlne, Louis
Heck, John Farrell, Carl Reeshe, Jpo. Hayes.
Terrence A. Duffy, NJ. NJ. Kmgman, Louisa
IlZec1ack, Conrad Eben, Frederick Fried
man, Hagerty Welcker, William Kessler,
los. Il. Binder, Chas. l.. Heunsch and John
B. ck.
Disapproved, reconsidered and then APP
proved were the following: Marco Laurence,
Timothy +. Caherty, Edward Voght, Mar
Fiddler.
Disapproved: Annie Miller. Mark O'HaI-
lo1an, Julius Leins, Chas. G Godfrey, (at
92S and $50 PennSylvaniaDa venue) Chas. w
Thomas, Prito, Laurence q Co, Mrs. NJ. E
camp, ChaS Haberman, Meredith Il Banyon.
and Annie Delacy.
Referred to the Major for investigation and
report: c. F.. Kaub, VIM. Rupp, Caspar Egg
nj rfaLr lob
Willege, Ernest Dahle, Levi ,Kadden, s. NJ.
Barber, and Charles Gauter.
Lieut.. James Johnson was assigned TO duty
as hack inspector.
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT SOCIETY
held meeting yesterday, and on motion of
appointed to prepare a memorial to Con-
gress, asking its aid in the completion of the
Washington Monument as follows: Messrs.
Stansbury, Clark, and Mcdonald. Mr..
Stansbury, from the committee appointed at
the last meeting to prepare letter TO the
President, requesting him to recommend, in
his message TO Congress the cooperation OF
that body in the completion of the monu-
ment, reported that the committee had dis
charged their duty, and delivered the letter
70 DIR. Blake, who sent it TO the President.
Mr.. Wyeth, president of the Joe Jefferson
Dramatic Club, informed the society that the
proposed entertainment to be given by that
take place at Ford's Opera House, on Friday.
December 10th, at which the comedy of
School would be played.
WANTED MEDICAL ADVICE FROM THE
PREsIDENT.-To-day, Police Officer Kear-
ney, on duty at the Executive Mansion, took
into custody a man about thirty years of
age, who insisted upon seeing the President.
From his actions he was judged to be insane.
lie was escorted to police headquarters,
where he gave his name as VIM. Il. Sher-
wood. stating that he was from Illinois, and
had walked most of the way to this city,
and that his object in coming was to get the
n i'm q 3S ,s1E.
causes him sleepless nights and pains in the
chest, and which nobody else can cure bat
the President. DIR. Nichols will probably
ASYLUM.