National Republican., 1883-06-22
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transnctions Mt the Various Dis
trict Offices,

| Current TransnctiOns mt the Various Dis
triot Offices.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
Mary e. Seitz to build private stable on New
York avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets northwest, to cost 500; IL. Turnetty
to make repairs at 2033 II street northwest,
to cost 5000; T. j. Coffey to make repairs at
1 l03 IL street northwest, to lost 5000. G.
Eberly to make repairs at 1926 Boundary
street northwest to cost $500.
Bids we're opened yesterday for the general
supplies, as follows No. /, stationery; No. g,
blank forms; No. 3, school books; No. A, fur
niture; No, 5, hardware; No. 6, stoves and
| tinware; No. T. plumbers materials; No. s,
iron pipe, castings, stop cocks, and fire plugs;
| No o. groceries, No. 10, boots and shoes; No.
IL, saddlery No. IL, drugs and chemicals; No.
13, glass; paints, and varnish; No. Ia, lumber
and building Materials No. Is, forage; No. 16,
| fresh meats and corn beef; No. IL, bacon and
hams; No. 49, ice; No. 10 lamp posts and mis-
cellaneons castings; No. 20, fuel; No. 81, dry
goods; No. %, cement and plaster; No. %,
bricks; No. "a, blue stone construction mate
rial No. %, granite stone; No. 26, terra Gotta
material No. %, telegraph and telephone sup
plies. No awards were made.
The bidding for general supplies has been
very spirited and prices much reduced. In
class thore was but one bidder-Wm. Bal
lantyne-fOr school books. In class (hard-
ware) Mr.. Joseph l.. Savage had no competi-
tor In class (iron pipe and castings) Mr..
John II. McClelland was alone; in class 10 Mr..
Robert Cohon had it all to himself; in class
| % there was no competition against the
Washington Brick Machine company for
bricks in class 25 Mr., Samuel Emery had no
competitor; and in class 26 the Potomac
! Terra Gotta company has the sway for fur
nishing terra Gotta pipe, &c. A complete
| gchedule will soon be made.
Detectives Raif and Carter have been de-
| tailed TO make destrainJ on any goods or
personal effects of delinquent Taxpayers.
= The police department finished removing
yesterday, and Chief Cronin began to get into
| his new quarters. Lieut.. Kelly was the first
officer in charge Of the new Office and Messrs.
| Kendig and Tompkins were the first on duty
! in the telephone and frealarm rooms.
| The commissioners have exempted square
sol, owned by the Eastern Presbyterian
church
The commissioners have notified Mr.. Camp
bell Carrington that the falling Of Christian
| Maths horse into sewer trap is not duo to
any fault Of the district.
The applications for liquor licenses of John
| Connor, A, De Grummond, A. q. Lambert,
and f. Mankin a. Co., were yesterday ap-
proved by the commissioners
Deaths reported June 21: Pleasant @.
Hough, cancer of breast Peter N. Collins,
| oNSiuphpal uioNhihBj obho OohSot phA MY yblo
John b. Rueth, pneumonia phthisis; Henry
Nueohtern, spasms Rachel Butler, heart dis
ease (mitraD Martha A. Hill, mitral stenosis;
Maurice Roche, premature birth James N.
Donally, scarlatiua; Caroline Queen, cere-
bral apoplexy; William Taylor, congestion Of
lungs Jane Il. w. Kelly, phthisis.
Deaths reported June 20-Catharine w.
Ryder, apoplexy Dennis b. Reagan, gun
shot wound, head; Margaret A. Connell
diarrhea; Johanna Fitzgibbons, cardiac
hypertrophy; Joseph @. Neumeyer, diph-
liberia; Mary j, Gray, phthisis pulmonalis
John Loefiler, cholera infantum Lewis Nor
ris, cardiac dTopsy; Louis Fields, vAlvular
disease of heart; VIM. D. Jones, typho mala-
rial fever; John r. Cronin, hypertrophy Of
heart Elizabeth Wilson tabes messen'
terica; Margaret Van Berghen, embolism
Anthony Grier, rachitis; Mary Il, Donnolly
pulmonary consumption; Elizabeth Dough,
erty, dentition; John Frances, pertQ...s
v Winnie L, Edwards, cholera infautum,