Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-25

Saturday evening the District Commissioners
had lengthy CONSULTATION over the objections
made BY the school board 70 che Of o
ward Hutchinson Messra Bright Humphrey
claimed that the contract should have been done
In the hands Of the school board, and NJ Birney.
wno was q the time president OF that board. gave
Ss 100 W e ss 5 az Ss e me limit
In the school board took possession OF Il. and,
MAKING MAJ Ing exceptions to ii Il remains unpaid
sioners. and saturday they took the ground that
the school trustees had right 70 audit bills and
that mater and took pcsssssion Of the biz Which
VIII De examined thoroughly and probably paid.
BIDS ron CONSTRUCTING LATERAL sKwHRs
Bids were opened this afternoon for the con-
structton OF twenty-one lateral sewers In diner
ent parts OF the city. There were quite q number
If the work were OF much greater extent These
predominating.
CAUTION TO POLICEMEN
The Commissioners have addressed q letter to
Major Dye in relation to the disposal OF charge
against an onlcer. and conclude BY saying that
na1ics must be handled with as little Violence as
and 81 t 9oe0. no nosSs
It would seem that two policemen should be able
| billy and that 1t should not pe used upon any
man who is handcufred. No unnecessary vio-
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
Thomas i Hoge repair frame i4os Sd street north
dwelling east side iith. between and EstSeeis
southeast; 81 600. Selma b. Rynex, repair frame
497 street southwest; 500 Seaton Perry. re-
northwest; $1,000. 7. A Davis, erect q shoe shop
| on s6th street northwest: $500
Local Notes.
A feeble old man, IS years old, who was clerk
9nder secretary Seward, was In the dock at Judge
SneiPs court this morning. charged with begging
| 90 days
A small colored boy named Samuel Clayton was
lined $40 by Judge Smell for breaking the lock on
Mr.. Rutherford's stable and hitching the horse to
the buggy and taking rice.
cruelty to animals in overdriving horse.
simon Simmons, colored, was taxed SO In the
Police Court for carrying a slungshot
PROSECUTING HIS Own soM.-Two young men
fore the Police Court this morning for being dis
orderly near the government printing ONCE yes
| terday. Lieutenant OF Police Kelly was the COM
squad OF of1cers yesterday afternoon to arrest a
| crowd Of drunken young men, OF which his son
sneii said Lieut. Relys Conduct in prosecuting ting
his son was commendable, and II there were more
such fathers there would also be better sona
They were each fined s..
DEEDS m FEk-Transfers Of real estate have
| been recorded as follows: John Young to Fl. K.
Fulton, lots F and g, sub 50. a.; - :: 1
Reese ex'r, &C, to w. Ollie, pit IL, So rs; g 500
". H. Barnard to n: L Jefries, lots q to q, pit.
% and 60 to g: S29.l96 \: L Jefnes to s. E
C. Rauterberg, lot 81 sub s.l: @ 200; 7. a Cur
G: e: DuncansOn to A. g. TuOhy, pit 8, So sl6;
$1,000. &c: A. F: Barker 20 John A. Harvey, lot 16.
| SO. ~; 5000. Fillmore Beall, trustee to z b.
Stocking, Let 9. res. ls; $500 W. W. Metcalf to
John p. Waring, pts "a and Is, sub 3d. 802: s. 100.
Jared AcKenny 70 P. B. otterback. lot 4. 50. 500;
| 200. A. L Sturtevant ct al to Z r B. Cobb, lot
z, Browns sub Mt Pleasant; 81. 40a7n. w. w.
Greenfield to Mary A. shipiey. pit q 50: e7s; $3.50
j. B. Clagett to j. I. Arms, lots g, g, 81 and 81
sub 90. 2ss; $500, &C s. Peaslee 70 w: B: Denny,
pit q SO. 1927; $4,000. Eliza A. Wright to w. ID.
| Henry pit. Q, 81. 1860; $685. W. c. Boyce ct al.
executors, to Rudolf Goldschmid, lots 93 to o. sub
| SO. 2A; - Mary L Slack to J. NJ. Johnston,
lots and g. sub SO. 1878 Hannah A0Brlen
| Callahan to Hannah O'Bren, same property; g..
John Van Riswick to Lorenzo Lown, lot IL, sub So
435: $780, J. T. Arms to w. D. Baldwin, sub lot IS
SO: sas; 9, Soo and sub lot q; 8 600 Baker,
| Margaret ME- Foley to John B. Eskridge, pts. a
and s8, so. SOC; $500 Robert A. Bispham to Anna
E Bennett lot g. in So 1905; S425 Joshua A. Ellis,
| to National Life insurance company, sub lot E.