Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-01
District Government Affairs.

District Government Affairs.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
New applications for liquor licenses were filed
from John Albert. Henry Alschwee, Henry Buch-
Ter. Louis Bets, w j. Bedding, Margaret Boyd, VIM.
L Dant, John Durrlnger, Joseph Finley, II. J.
Fegan, HllarluS Furiinger, j. w. H0SkinS, Geo. W.
Harris, Frank Jnrghaus, Z. L. johnson, J. W.
Kearny, Edward Lowenstein, Theo Lewis. Chas.
! S. Randall, VIM. II. Ryan, VIM. F. Rechert, Frede-
rick Rose, Francis L. Reichert, Peter P. Smith and
lions for liquor licenses to the following: Ed. Alb
ner, Geo. ". Driver August Detterer Adrian En-
gerty, VIM Helmus, Ernest LIE Mour. Franz Nei-
Reser, Annie r. Rud6ardt, r NJ Rud fs T nsD as
Sullivan, ". ]. Davis, LouiS Schmidt, E. +. Free
| Der, JAS. Tharp, VIM. Wius and VIM. Carley.
Dlsapproved-James D. Donnelly and Fillmore
Coxen.
The Commissioners today suspended action
pending further investigation, OF liquor licenses TO
samuel Brannan, 1868 East Market space Eliza
Lace 439 Sth street southeast
BUILDING PERMITS
! issued by Inspector Entwlsle: Mrs. Martha Allen
repair brick Virginia avenue, between 9th and 18th
streets southwest; $500. c. c. Mead0r, remove
frame, 1st and streets southwest: So T. S. Al
temus, build addition to frame on Ridge road, near
| Benntng's. in county; 5000 Mrs. II. Kerchner,
erect stable between Sth and 9Jh, on street;
$500 Mrs. Morrell, repair brick 9Th and Rhode
!
| three-story dwellings 9th, between and sreets
northwest s17,O00 Henry like, build addition to
| one three-story dwelling 10th street, near Scott
| square; $3.50. Elizabeth Scott, erect small
dwelling NJ, between Sd street and Delaware avenue
southwest $3.50. StilSon HutchinS, erect three
| story dwelling MASSACHUSETTS, avenue between 18th
ana 18th streets northwest; $1,000 A.W. Fisher,
build addition to house 800 NJ street northwest;
| northwest; $500 II. A. Willard, repair brick 1887
X street northwest; $1,000 N w: BurcheI, re-
| nlt hrt fCfra thtxDc or. u
Downing, repair brick 713 street northwest; $780,
ST. johns church, repair building 525 10th street
northwest: $780, Church Of the Holy Cross. repair
| building 18th street and Massachusetts avenue;
$4,000 Abraham Fisher, erect a tWo-story store
ss5 street southwest; $500. Lewis Davis, repair
frame iii D street northwest; $500 Chester &
Handy. repair brick 1113 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest: $780, Capt Fred. White, repair franc
| GOA b street southwest; 500. Chas C.. Martin,
erect five two-story dwellings, corner 4th and N
streets northwest; $4,000. VIM. F. McAlllster,
build frame kitchen to fra ne house corner 9th and
frame 800 18th street northwest; $780, d. L. Morrl
son. erect two-story dwelling, Blake street, be-
W. sanderson erect two-st ory dwelling, A street.
between 9th and 18th southeast; 81, 800. Linthcum
institute, erect four three-story dwellings corner
Green and West streets. GeorgetoWn; $4,000.
SECRETARY CHANDLER Will leave this afternoon
| for New York and New Hampshire.
REPORTED ALTERATION OF MIND.-An inquiry by
telegraph reached this city to-day from Whining
| ringtOn, formerly assistant district attorney in
this city, 1t being reported in Wilmington that he
| was in Washington suffering from temporary
| Upon inquirng at the Ebbitt House, where Mr.
Harrington has been in the habit OF stopping
While here was learned that he left for his home
| In Delaware week ago, and has not been heard
| from since. At places where Mr.. Harrington fire.
quented while here, the same Information was
obtained.
NEWSPAPER CHANaEs.-It is reported that Hallet
Kilbourn recently disposed OF his interest in the
National Republican, and will sever his relations
understood that Hon. Frank Hatton, First Assist
ant postmaster General, will succeed Mr.. Kilbourn
as president OF the Republican, company and gen.
eral mana ger OF the paper.
Reform AT THE BosToF CUSTOM HoUsE.-Secre-
tary Folger has received the report OF the commits
sion appointed to make q thorough examination
| as to the present force employed in the customs
service at the port OF Boston, the needs OF the ser
vice. and the number, grade, and compensation OF
ment OF the amount required for contingent ex-
penses The report is accompanied by an exhibit
showing That the employment OF 4ss permanent
| thorized, with an aggregate compe nsatton OF
$3.50 526 The proposed reduction is $40 7ss IS The
| for the fiscal year ending June 80. 1882, was
$40 $50 40 The estimate for this is $4,000 The
commission report that the office OF deputy coslee-
1t is suggested that be added to the forego
| Ing estimate Tor the employment or temporary
Officers when necessary. The commission recon-
meLd reduction or the night force. In reference
| TO the appraisers Department, the commission
states that the present system Is open TO serious
objection, and they suggest that there be bat one
appraiser at 81. OC0 per annun three assistants at
$S5OO each, with new assignment or duties. the
commission recommend that the ONCE OF surveyor
or the port OF Boston be abolshed ana that dep
uty collector at 5000 be appointed in lieu thereof
Another Recommendation Is the appointment OF
an assistant collector ct salary OF s4500. TO De
nominated by the collector and appointed by the
| secretary OF the Treasury
| AN ALLEGED UNFAIrHFuL WIrE:-One OF the
poncemen OF the first precinct, VINO has Dean mar
Ilel put lew years, has been recentiy conio0naed
oy nnding that his wife has 0een unlaifhiul TO
hlm, ana without any ceremony ne mas croxen up
housekeeping and left her TO shit Tor hefSel. 1t
seems that one OF his wife former lovers has been
the cause OF the trouble The policeman Is one OF
the best on the force standing NO. IN the esfina-
| ton OF the officers. and much sympathy is ex-
pressed for him. Il seems that he found q letter
In his house addressed to his wife from Mr. Horn,
In Which were very loving words and an aSsigna-
ton to meet her. When he showed his wife this
lettee she did not appear TO express by word or
| look any shame; on the contrary, she acknowi-
edged her unfaifhfulneSS He at onca notified her
| TO go her way and he would go MS "A separation
OF their goods and chatteas was at once made and
she lsft for her brothers. house IN East washing
ton. Fortunately they have no cAllaren, fhElr
only child having died e0nae TX rn0ufaa aga Hes
VIII nruhably obtain diynrees s.