Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-30
District Govern ment Affairs.

Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle:
w. w. Eisenhower Son, repair brick, Ills f st.
NV; $500.
RevisionS of assessments have been made In al
leys In squares 25i, f2 and $50, and in Al, and
the street front OF the latter square, by Mr..
Roome, chief In charge of he assessment division
In reply TO protest OF gentleman against the
paving OF alley in square .39, between 18th, 14th
Riggs, and streets, under date OF Goth inst, the
for parties n the s sns Who Who
pettioned for IL. II the parties protesting against
II do not wish TO pay their share OF the cost there
Is no law to compel them to do So"
The Congressional act finally passed this week
authorizing the Commissioners of the District to
sell the old Central guardhouSe and certain other
lots OF ground belonging to the District OF Column
ba, and with the proceeds to erect two or three
new police statiOn-houses and fire engine-house
IN Georgetown, will be put into force by the Com
mfssioners as soon as possible.
The application OF Dennis T. Ready for liquor
nOense has been approved by the license board.
CLOTHING SALE-The sale by Duncanson Bros
for Fenwick Garner, at No. 427 9TH street north
west, will be continued tomorrow morning, at 10
O'CLOCK Some OF the finest gentlemens furnish
angs remain yet to be sold
RoBBISG OLD SoLDIER.-George Wilmott
alias Robey, a middle-aged white man. was
charged before Judge Smell to-day with the
second offence OF petit larceny OF $50 gold coin
from Robert Mallon, an Old pensoner, who testi-
ned that he lives at the Soldiers Home, at Hamp-
Ton, Va and came here yesterday, and fell In with
the defendant, and went with him to a lodging
house, No. 116 LIST street, last night, and got a
room, and during the night witness felt his vest
being pulled from under his head, and discovered
that ne had been robbed Officer Wheelock tesrt-
ned that he found the missing coin in Robey's
pocket He was committed for the action OF the
grand jury, In default OF 500 bonds.
NUISANCE CAsE.-Joseph Klotzbach, Who is
engaged In the odorless excavating business, and
Charles Stewart, farmer, were charged In the
Police Court this morning with committing NUS
ance Injurious 10 health The testimony was to
the effect that Stewart gave klotzbach permission
% deposit nght-soil on Stewards farm, near the
Qrrff fndxr
odors- The court dismissed the case against Mr.
stewart and took Ar. k.otZbach's personal bonds
20 abate the nuisance.
GRAND SALE AT Masonic TEMPLE-Attention is
directed 10 the advertisement of Walter b. VII
Hams Co., auctioneers, announcing for SALE at
Masonic Temple, Monday, April Sd, at 10 80 O'Clock
a m, superior collection OF furniture, made es-
pecial'y TO show the superiority OF American work.
manship. IL is useless TO detail its value or de-
scribe its elegance. It Will be TO the interest Of
parties intending TO furnish to attend the sale.
BILLS FiLED.-Irene Stephenson, infant, by her
next friend, Ambrose ii. Stephenson, has filed a
Oil IN equity against the heirs OF John A. Ford
deceased, asked that receiver be appointed to
take charge OF part OF lot :, square 325 and that
SHE De decreed--Wm. MCCULLOUGH and
George TrueSdale have filed bill In equity
against Edward NJ. Boyd and Others TO enforce a
Judgment creditors bill for sale OF lot IS and east
ten feet OF lot 49, in Corcorans subdivision of
square 500.