National Republican., 1877-09-18
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.

The auditor passed eight bills, amounting to
49,, The S,, county schools at and noa unIontOwn
Mr.. VIM. }. Wilson has been appointed justice
| OF the peace
| Mr.. n. vedder wants drawback on lot Q and
| part OF lot ., square 2l3
Mr.. 8. l.. Ioomis asks drawbacks on the asscss-
ment oflot X, square STA
Mr.. John A. Baker has been authorized to re-
pair the hay scales at the navy yard.
The receipts by the treasurer for the Police
Court for Saturday amounted to s21s7S.
The receipts at the collectors office last satur.
day were 81 1880 chiefly from personal tax.
a number Of petitioners want the alley through
squares 5Ss and $50 put In passable condition
Mrs. Caroline Casslday asks n drawback OF two
water services on lots 25, % and a. In square $685.
John lyman wants to lower the curb at the
feet.
The excessive assessments on John Giles prop
erty are the subject of complaint to the Commits
siohers.
The Board of Health sent in lengthy list Of
nuisances upon the public highway that need
Jacob stadtlcr's father wants to be supervisor
for the county west OF Rock creek. There is no
vacancy.
gas and trees on Fourth, between Q and X streets
northwest
a permit has been given the FInh Baptist
church tcolorcd) to hold concert and exhibition
for two weeks.
Mr. Geo. NJ Lockwood. chief clerk of the In
terror Department makes application for q COM
mission as notary public.
Permit hn. been granted James 7. Harvey to
lay n sewer IN v, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest, at his own expense.
Engineer Hoxe has been authorized to invite
proposals 2 repair tic flooring and railing of the
The report of the intcndant of the Washington
Asyhia for yesterday shows 35l inmatcs-poor 100
and pensioners li2; In hospital 81.
The residents on Thirteenth street. between D
and streets southeast want the sidewalk repaired
so that II will be ht to walk upon
General Kelly, recently appointed Government
superintendent OF uie Hot Springs of Arkansas,
paid his respects TO the Commissioners.
Mr.. W. D. Swan has been informed that the de-
fectlvc sewerage on First. between and D streets
southeast, cannot he rcmeded at present.
Mr.. r c. Inger.ol has been granted permit
avenue. between N and streets northwest.
-Messrs. r. c. Hewitt and Thomas Lewis have
given bond II the sum OF 5000 that Mr. L. b. Hay
VIII faithfully discharge the duties Of notary
public
The engineer has beol authorized to put in
seweriraps at the intersection Of Maple avenue
Il Droit Park and Boundary street, at the head of
Sixth street northwest,
The dark ovcrhanging clouds Yesterday caused
4 being found necessary to light the gas in order
-Lcen,es have been Issued as follows: Eodsly
d Bro, hack; ". =. George, sesthurhDt; NJ p tAE
Ian. notary public; Lewis Smith, Lyceum hall
Christopher Edie, notary public.
The bond Of Mr.. Thomas b. Entwlsle, the In
coming inspector of buildings. for siooo0 has been
aprroysd: The ,IreticS arc Aessrs. John II. Bird
The Commissioners have informed NJ NJ
Rohrer and others that at present nothing will be
done for Improving First street aud Delaware ave-
nue, between and streets northwest
Engineer Hoxie recommends the completion Of
the fnntwalk on both sides Of First Street Between
d and streets southeast but thinks no Immediate
necessity exists for street lamps at that point.
sdi %s %ss %sS % @
confined In Providence hospital for some timc past
He desires to reach I.ynchburg, Va, where he has
friends
Mr.. C, b. Graham, lithogropher, complains that
large tree opposite No. 1879 Pennsylvania ia dtenue
obstrlcts the light so as to interfere with his bus.
ness, and asks that the poplar be leyeed with the
ground.
MIR. Lewis J. Davis, as one OF the owners Of
squares east of $40 and A7, complains OF the use Of
private property there for the deposit Of otl, and
that Is being done to the injury OF the owners Of
the land.
David Glass, of London. Canada, desires in.
formation OF the Commissioners on the subject OF
capital punishment, promising 10 furnish them
completed.
The attention of the Commissioners to the
filthy condition about the Centre market from
seventh to Eleventh street j. called by the Board
Of Health and the responsibility for cleaning itup
settled at once.
- Ht Ol NStshincnh ana tQNes
Is not In the matrimonial market, although the
lady that showed him q copy Of her divorce re-
Gently obtained may have thought SO. She has
only been married twice.
The inspector of buildings reports having er-
amined house No. Sl2 Tenth street northwest and
does not find II dangerous 10 life and limb and
thinks that the real cause Of complaint by the
neighbors is from the class Of tcnenB now In pos
session.
Col. f, +. NJ Faehtz, intendant Of the Washing.
ton asylum, has filed statement with the District
strnction Of the arches OF the new workhouse
The paper has been referred to the chief engineer
. thu District, with instructions TO examine and
t. rr upon the best method of correcting the de-
lrsis.
The inspector Of buildings has issued the fol
low ing permits: To build-R. lamson, three two
story bricks on street, between New Hampshire
avenue and Twenty first street northwest: 81 b0l g.
c. Thorn. three brick two-story buildings on N
strest between New Hampshire avenue and Twen.
ty-flrst street northwest; $500. 4. r. Boreland
two-stOry brick Oh l. street, between fifteenth and
Sixteenth northwest; 5000 r. NJ Miller 4 Son;
two.story brick on Virginia avenue, between Third
and Four and.a half urcots southwest 500 Re-
pairs-J. II. BAKER, No. "A New Jersey avenue
roof $50. " C. Young, roof No. is7 II street be-
tw0pn fOur-And-a-haf and sixth southwest; 200
~ Davis, saloon. seventh and d streets northwest
s76. Ga,ilcpa Fishermen, wuodshcd, street be.
tween Third and Four-aud.a.half southwest sln.
T. W. Fowler. roof, Fifh street, between | and
northwest 800.