National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current TransactIons nt the various Dis.
IrIci nnlras.

Building permits have been issued to Samuel Gel
SON. to make repairs at No. no Eighth street south
east, TO cost $50; X De Ncale TO make repairs cor
ner Of and Ninth streets southeast, TO cost $50
Mrs Elizabeth Force, to make repairs at No. 400
Tenth street, to cost $1,000 william Cali, to make
repairs corner Of Seventeenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, to cost $1,000; A. r.
Barker, to erect one brick dwelling on G street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north
west to cost $500; r. G. Campbell, to build one
brick dwelling and one brick store on Tenth
street, between D and + streets northwest to cost
5000.
The special assessments division have completed
the revision against alleys in squares 20 Sc, 1925
421, sos, 27S, 23I, 1l2, and 225
Mr.. w. A. Wimsatt who has purchased the fish
wharf, has been given authority by the Commits
sioners to make any regulations in regard TO the
cleaning of fish that would insure the health and
cleanliness OF the wharf.
The Commissioners have referred the apploa-
ton of the school anors for an increase OF pay to
the school trustees for report.
The police department expect to have the sum-
mer uniforms of the force ready by the list Of May
The safety committee have made an examine
ton Of the District buildings.
The Commissioners have notified the owner Of
the building corner of Twenty-se cond and II
streets, used school building, 10 make repairs
or they will either make them themselves or va
cate tue DullulnE.
In response to a request for the paving Of Tenth
street from street to Rhode Island avenue Lieuten-
ant Greene reported yesterday that as a temporary
| relief portion of the rotten wood pavement had
been removed and replaced with gravel In 1880.
The street, according TO the report is still retained
in the list ofwooden pavements to be replaced,
but Is not equal In Importance TO some OF the ave-
MUGS which have not yet been repaved
| Lieutenant T. V. Greene has authorized the cree.
| ton Of gas lamps as follows One OH corner OF
New Jersey and Virginia avenues southeast; one on
| corner OF New Jersey avenue and street south
| street southeast one on corner Of Sixth and +
streets northeast: one on corner of Eleventh and
Boundary streets northwest, and one on Fourth, be-
tween II and streets northeast
Mr. William j. Murtagh representing the Sixth
| Street and Bladensburg Railroad, was before the
OF constructing that road and prevail on the Com
mssioners to make favorable report on the same.
Mr. =. ]. Lauritzen, employed in the Office of
the Building Inspector Is busily engaged In max
| ing drawings of the alterations recommended by
| the committee of safety to be made upon the
| school houses, and for the notifications to be
| made in the reconstruction OF the jefferson build
| ing from the old plans
Many complaints have been made against the
| dangerous hole at the corner of North Capitol
| street, near B.
| The recommendation of the chief Of the special
assessment division that persons against whom
| special improvement liens had been Issued should
| be notified having been approved by the District
| Commissioners, about one hundred notifications
were Issued yesterday.
The attention of the superintendent of city gas
lamps has been called to the sick condition OF gas
lamp situated ON the east side of Thirteenth street,
| between j. and Massachusetts avenue northwest
House bills for the relief of Albert T. Whitney
| and Thomas Evans have been referred TO the Dis
trict auditor for report at the request of the Dis
| trCt Committee.