Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-09


Mr.. James Small, Seaer of weights and meas
ures, has made report to the District Commits
sfoners OF his connection with the " stove-pipe
beer Sellers In the recent rail- upon them by Mr..
Raff license agent, and states the number OF beer
glasses seized and how much too short they are
In measure.
from from residents re and property owners residing
along Sd street northwest against the erection OF
telegraph poles along the said street
APPLICANTS FOR LIQUOR LICENCES.
The following is list OF applicants
commencing November lst, none Of which
BOhn, Barbara Clements, John Callahan, GEO. f.
Fogle, Chas. Grofr, I. johnson. Philip Meredith,
}ohn Hso' 81 on,risk' JAS Richardson John Rooney,
Jonn lyman and VIM. II. Quackenbush.
IN BEHALF OF POLICE SERGEANT.
quite large delegation OF property holders and
residents from UntOntOwn, d. c., presented them
selves before the Commissioners to-day and laid
before them written protest against the transfer
non, who 1t appears Is one Of those who desires
that officers removal, was present, and notified
the Commissioners that he would have something
to say to them tomorrow.
THE REPORT oF THE CuILDRENs HOSPITAL
The Commissioners to-day received a report
from Mr. Samuel V. Niles, president OF the
the hospital from all sources from June 30, 1881, to
June 3d. 1882. amounted 70 s13,S5S.O7, and the ex-
penses to S11 65, leaving balance June 30 1892
OF 81 ,99S A. Also that during heyear 7s1 suffer-
ing children were treated in the hospital and 266
were inmates OF the institution During the wear
IS patients in the hospital and 20 under treatment
In the diSpenSary died. One hundred and fifty-six
or the patients in the hospital were discharged
cured and improved, as also a large number OF
tention OF the Commissioners to the bad condition
OF w street. In front OF the institution, and asks
that u may be improved.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
JAS F. COnnOrs, repair brick, Ill 9th St H. W. $780,
Johp Bratzerai, repair frame in Uniontown, on
Nn ~ hfnfr nSt. Inatr prxr,o
erect three-story dwelling On Massachusetts, ave-,
between Connecticut ave. and 18th St; $4,000.
Mary Enders. repair frame, 400 Massachusetts ave.
northwest; s425.
Union Veteran Corps report that they cannot
praise too highly the treatment they received at
the hands of the Richmond military during their
visit to that city. They say, however, the ladies
treated them with marked diSrespect When the
corps paraded through the streets the ladies stu
dousiy avoided taking part in the ceremonies even
as witnesses In one or TWO instances, ladies who
were seated at windows deliberately turned their
backs on the corps. One member OF the corps
Massachusetts, regiment when in Rchmand last
year has brought social condemnation upon all
northern military organizations.
CHARGE OF KEEPING DIsoRDERLY HOUSE,
Mrs. Elder vas arrested Saturday at the instance
OF large number OF residents on New York ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, charged with
keeping a disorderly house. She was detained
there until a late hour before her friend Mr. Bean
procured her release. In the Police Court, this
mornt Ing, she was charged with keeping a dis
orderly house, and through her counsel had the
case continued until Wednesday.
CONTRACT AwARDED-The contract for printing
Tor the court OF commissioners OF Alabama claims
has been awarded to Messrs. Gibson Brothers, who
are now doing the printing for the French and
American Claims Commission, q very large job OF
Itself, and, as this new job Is expected to be
much l8rger one, the MeSSrs Gibson think that
with all their facilities for printing they Will very
likely have to enlarge their establishment
ASSAULT ON WOMAN IN THE CAPTToL PAKK.-
Two young men named Thomas Jones, alias Mlch1
Leonard. and Frank Muldhall were arrested In the
Capitol park about midnight SATURDAY night by
q woman named Maggie Dugan while In COM
pany with man named John Sampson. The men
Were drunk at the time. They were released on
collateral and the woman retained as q witness.
In the Police Court this morning the defendants
forfeited collateral.
ADMITTED 10 PRACTICE IN THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME CoURT-The following gentlemen were
to-day admitted to the bar OF the United States
Supreme Court: George Nicholas Landers, N. Y,
on motion OF Solicitor General Phillips; John N.
Slater, Greensboro, n. G., on motion OF Solicitor
General Phillips; N. L Tawns, Brooklyn, N. r,
on motion Of Solicitor General Phillips: FredK w.
Whitr1dge, New York city, on motion OF J. h. Ash
ton; Geo w. Spaler, Indianapolis, Ind. on motion
OF J. y. Wilson: J. d. Can, Des noines. Iowa. on
delphia. Pa, on motion OF J. b. 6ypher; walker
Blaine, Augusta, Me-, on motion OF =. W. Hackett;
Chariea II. Toll, Denver, Col. on motion Of Enoch
TOtfeu.