Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-12


Commissioner West left his Office yesterday
afternoon suffering with slight attack of fnfam-
mat.o1 Oh the bowels lie is reported better this
morning, and viii probably be at his Office to-
morrow.
MIR. Small, president of the liquor license board.
states that the regulations governing the issuing
o; bar licenses VIII be strictly carried out, and
that no license Will BE- issued where the applicant
is nearer than 400 feet from the building fine OF
School-houSe- III there Is any doubt, he Will have
The distance measured.
Commissioner Lydecker aud Lieut. Greene yes
1879 street sau;hwest-the dfapidated Oil frame
house heretofore described in THE STAR-to ascer-
tain it, true con iit.Oa.
The improvements 70 81 street, bet yvae9 Penn
sEtYani1 avenue and street southeast, ID street
south. between 81 and 81 streets east, ana 5th
rcet east, tetweea lSt capitol street AMI Penn
>ylyana avenue. ERODE Island avenue, between
sJE AMI I3' n streets, and New jersey avenue. be-
tween ID and NJ streets, have nearly been coin
Picted Some o. these streets Gre now being finally
mes suEed, preparatory TO the acceptance OF the
worK.
PERSONAL TAX.
Tomorrow Collector Cook VIII commence.
Though License agent Ref and Officer Carter, TO
ID ke d.5tra Int for arrearages on account OF per-
saui taxes and viii go through the entire list of
such delinQuentS. The Comm .sioners have given
instructions TO show Partially in the enforce
ineAt OF the law respecting these taxes.
APPLICANTS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES.
to retail sprituous LIQUORS: Fred. kUeI! MI Bird.
Connors, Richard Curtain, Michael Clarke. Ernst
D. HE, A Dockrer, B. Fitzpatrick, John Ii. Gates.
Robert Hoy, c. Horner, VIM. Jackson. Michael
ton, Dennis Murphy, VIM. McAllister, VIM. Nc
n d A. Nephuth, Fritz Niemann, Carl Reesch,
Barbar, yoner Hed Besens s, STna
NJ Bryan, Lawrence Clark. John Corrigan, Patrick
F. CuSick. Duffy & Leonardo Gilbert Cannon,
Nolan, John b. Reuth. Reuben Rowzee, Mathew
Rupert, Patrick Smith, Elizabeth Woltz, James
Hayes
PETTY THEFTs-A colored newsboy named VIM.
Rice was sent TO Jail for 30 days in the Police Court
to-day for stealing S from the till OF Selucus Gar
ncid'S store yeSterday....A young man named
Chas. Andre was sent to Jail for Is days by Judge
Smell for stealing basket of grapes from the store
OF w. o. Shr5eVe, at the corner OF 9Th and
streets. Two small coiored boys named Frank
Payne and Isaac Hawkins were fined S. or 10 days
each by Judge Smell this morning for stealing coal
from the wharf or VIM. Richards Co., in East
Washington.
RELEASED ON BAIL--Wilmot f. Ward who
was on Monday committed to jail by Commission
the charge Tin connection with w. f. Salter) OF
having offered bribes to employees of the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing, was yesterday after
noon released Oh his brother, Edward Ward, be-
Coming his security in $4,000.
MAINLAND REPUBIICANs.--At a meeting of the
Maryland Republican Association last evening,
officers Tor the ensuing year were elected as fol-
lowS:-PresideEt, r. S. Wldi!combe; vice pres-
dent, A. w. Layton; recording secretary, G. II.
Cline; corresponding secretary, 81. Clay Evans;
treasurer, Robert b. Wilson; sergeant-at-arms,
Henry D3vIdS; executive committee, Samu Norris,
Geo W, Mills, E. s. Mcdonald, r. NJ. Green, Geo.
W. Drum, Oliver shaw; delegates to the Interstate
Republican Association, r. s. Widdicombe, H. V.
Plummer and Geo. W. Smoot.
THE LAW DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIAN UNIvER-
sITY.-At the opening Of the law department of
Columbian University last night IL was announced
by President yelling that the students would
eventually listen to the lectures In hall capable
OF seating 400 or 500 persons, which Is to be
feature or the new University building soon to be
erected at tue corner OF 18th and II streets 1t was
a ICp Mat
with reviSOns and engagements, the series of
lectures upon the Constitution OF the United States
last night are unusually large, and there is every
evidence the school retains its great popularity.
RIVER TRADE.-Harbor Master Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Schrs.
Mt. Vernon, Three Brothers and j. II. D. Smoot,
all with cord wool for J. O Carter; scnr. John
Bradley, Lansford, 1,?s1 boxes fruit for city deal
ers; schr. Maggie, Myers, 142 toas coal. George
Bogus; PUNCHES Isaac Lolloman, Charlie and
Golden Rule, oysters for market; sloops Fanny
Shepherd, Sarah Jane. American Eagle. Wave,
Gen Price and schr. Brewster, all with oysters
for market, 3,100 bushels.
GEORGE WASHINGTON PLEADS GUILTY TO FIGHTING
A CHINESE MAN.-GeOrge Washington, cOlorcd
man, and Chnaman named ChOng Goss, We're
Charged at the Police Court this morning with
making an afray, and fighting with each other in
the public street. The Chnainan, who has hor-
ror of "Melican" justice. forfeited collateral and
gave the court a Wide BERTH George was in the
dock. ana Kept up his record for verac1ty: he
couldn't tell a lie-he was 'gulty" The court
imposed the usual fine; s. or Is days. He went to
the farm in default OF the fine.
REAL ESTATE SALE-Duncanson Bros, auct's,
Sold yesterday afternoon for Henry Wise Garnett
tru tee. lot 69. in Chapman, Exey and Richards
trustees recorded subdivision OF square 24O, front
Ing 20 feet on Q street between 18th and 14th SITS
northwest, with depth of 100 feet improved by
three story brick dwelling to James E. Waugh, for
$500.
REPORTED DEATH OF CONGREssMaS TppEGRArr.
Special from Bellaire, Ohio, says: 81 T. Upde-
gran, the successful candidate for Congress from
the 18th district Is reported to be deal. His home
Is remote from the telegraph, and the report can
not be verified. but it is known that he has been
low with BrghtS disease"
MI Justin Mccarthy. speaking at meeting at
PeckhaIn, London, last evening. denied the break
Ing up or the Irish party In parliament.
Arab PaSha was examined before the commit.
Tee 10 try the Egyptian prisoners yesterday. The
report that Arab has been maltreated is denied.
CHOICE BRIGHT STYLES