Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-05
District Government Affairs,
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The report OF Inspector Entwisle for November
SHOWS that permits for skye ht new buildings,
Stventy-three Tor repairs and thirteen lineal feet
or vaultfng were issued during that period. Re-
ceipts for fees, s235.
LIQUOR LICENSES
The Commissioners to-day approved appiica-
lions for liquor licenses as follows: Henry Buch-
Ter. Edward Barry, Frank Jungham, Miller &
Jones, Lorenzo SIM, Alfred Wandill and r. ID Pol
lard. They also disapproved applications OF Jos
Schladt, Ernest F. Angera Edward Deviney j. M
Koenig, Geo. Lesch. Francis l. Reichert, John IT,
Kicks. p ii. Sheehy and Patrick Whitney.
In the Police Court to-day I'm the case OF George
Juennemann, charged by Mr.. Ran with keeping
an unlicensed bar, his attorney entered plea OF
guilty. and the fine or sos was paid producing
certificate from the collector or taxes that he
had deposited 500, and al application for a
license.
Mr.. Ran. license agent. to-day swore out war.
rants for unlicensed bars against Michael Dough-
erty, Fred. w. Anholt, Dominick Christofani. Geo.
Schaefer, and Matthew Goddard, the latter for
1881 and 1882
Henry Helmsen, druggist, corner sth and
streets northwest. was sent TO the smallpox hos
pital. This is OF the results OF the OF the
colored man Joseph Dade, sent by Dr. c. A. Nor.
ton. OF northeast Washington, two weeks since, to
the health Office. On his 10 the health ONCE
ID de stopped ut Heimsen's drug store for some
remedies, remaining there from fifteen to twenty
minutes, long enough TO catch the disease.
RIVER TRADk-Harbormaste sutton reports the
arrivals at the river front follows: Schr. c. p.
Stickney, coal, for Johnson Bros: schr. Hem
Lee and Wycomlco, wood for III. L Briscoe; schrs.
Brewster, Charley Banner, and w. j. Stevens
Home, L. ID mpsey, coal, for city dealers: steamer
Norfolk, merchandise, for johnson Bros schrs
Colman, Stewart. John Francis, Depy, Molly
Strong, and Deca, oysters. for market
NoN-WoRKERs ARRESTED. - Four men med
John Brocco, John Kelly, Joseph Murphy anu John
Judge Snell's court on the complaint OF Lieut.
Kelly, or being suspicious persons The Lieut.
in a barroom last night In :. swampoodle." they
were all sent 10 the workhouSe for 30 days In
default OF bonds
Local Notes.
Among the permits issued by the building in.
spectOr to-day was one TO the Bachelors Club TO
erect a club house on III street, between nth and
18th streets northwest, at a cost OF $4,000
Gustav Gunard was charged before Judge Smell
to-day with carrying pistol. MT. Padgetf stated
that the defendant is a recent employe OF the
British legation. The British minister stated 10
to leave the country, and he would ask that the
case be nolie pressed, which was done.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, Andrews agt Belt Line railroad com.
pany; Judgment below affirmed. United States
ex rel schumacher Ettlncer agt Commissions
or Patents; argued and submitted. NourSe agt
Ashford; argued and submitted.
Affairs I'm West Washington.
GEN. THOMAS FUNERAL-The funeral OF the late
Gen. George c. Thomas took place to-day, at 3
O'Clock, from his late residence, Oh street. Rev.
A. X. stuart, assisted by DIR. Lindsay, officiating.
Phe remains were encased In q handsome cloth
covered casket and the floral tributes were num-
erous and beautiful Messrs. A. IL Herr, w. A.
Gordon, I'll. d. Cook, B. B. Williams, p. A. Oar.
nellie, Dr. Trimble, Commodore Nicholson and q.
w. Bullock were the active pall-bearers and Gen.
Alyord, X. p. Dodge, Gen. lockwood, Major Nor
gan, T. p. Chifelle and Col Montgomery were
honorary pall-bearerx The interment was ct Oak
Hiu cemetery.
TEMPERANCE MERzINa-There was . large and
Interesting meeting OF the Dashaway Reform Club
at their hall last night which VA addressed By
colonel Hayward, OF indiana The singing. unoGf
the Leadership of III. J. b Wills, was very inoplIs
iting and added much % The pleasure q the mses.
ing.
Masonic EIEcTloN.-At the meeting q Potomac
Lodge No s. f. A. A. H.. held last night the fob..s.
lowing ofncers were elected 70 serve during IT,
ensuing year: Isaac Birch. w n; 0rany1ne Z.
HYDE, 6 W.: J. B. Thomas, J. W.: w. Nor00np
ger, treasurer; C. f. Shekeil, secretary.
GRArx-sales-7.5oo bushels wheat sold yestsf.
day at I01 To l1oh.