Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-11

THK BIDS FOR tn. uolNHAD CEMETERY PROPERTY.
-. The District Commissioners received only two
bids for the purchase OF square l0e-the old Hol-
mead cemetery. The bidders were Mr.. c. c. Dun
canson at 81 cents per square foot, amounting to
manl at Il cents per square foot, amounting to
$4,000 there being over l26 600 square feet In the
property. The award was made 70 the last-named
INSPECTOR ENrwlsLEs PRECAUTIONS.
MIS- Eliza Z Ferris Is given 80 days to have
wooden building, 40 Massachusetts, ave n. w., va
Gated and Ia zen down, as 1t is diapidated that
Dorsey Is M =;
given ten days to repair cnimneys Of house owned
Of 9Th street northwest John J. Befret agent, is
given 10 days TO repair chimneyof house on north.
west corner OF sth street and Maryland avenue
NO REASON FOR cIxnnscY.
MIS- Belva A lockwood, as attorney Tor Charles
O. Clark. an old soldier without legs has applied
Is now in the workhouse on q charge OF va1rancy,
and sufrerings the Commissioners have replied
TO MIS- Lockwood, stating: "This man has been
admitted to the workhouse q times since April 10,
1882, for various disorders and ofenseS His sen.
fences have comprised 4ss out Of ss4 days eapsine
since the 1rst record OF his committaL He has q
pension OF $72 per month from the United States
The Commissioners see 70 reason for clemency In
such O record"
approved by the Commissioners to-day: Edward
Barry, John @. Bieligk, VIM. Charley, Conrad Eber,
Eugene Fugltt, Edward A. Fitzgerald, Chas Gran,
son. John T. Laskey, Julias Pach, NJ. Y. Serrer,
Saml G. Stewart, Chaa Van Riswick, e. T. WOODY,
Levi woodbury., Leopold Weiss, Geo. W. Harris,
Geo. T. kozel, Patrick Moore and Peter Wynn
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
Browning Middleton, repair brick, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets; $l75. Mrs A.
nue. county; 81, 400 F. K Ward, erect three story
private stable, d street, between 9th and 10th
streets northwest; 49, 600.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. Charles g. Shreeve has been given thirty
days In which to remove sheds at the rear OF the
building on the northwest corner or f and lst
streets northwest found by the building inspector
to be in a dangerous condition.
Mr. David Barry has been notified that excava-
lions having been and are at present being made
by the owner OF lot 20, and endangering his house
wall being entirely on Mr.. Barry's own lot, the
care and responsibility therefore being his take
care OF his own property, he is notified to at once
secure the west wall to prevent accident, also to
have his house vacated until the work Is CON-
pleted.
Liquor licenses have been issued to John Conner
and Michael Sullivan.
"CALLED BAcK."-The latest New York and Lon
don success SCALED Back dramatized from the
novel Of that name, by the author, Mr.. Hugh Con-
way and MIR. Comyns Carr, viii be presented at the
National theater next Monday, November 18th,
for one week, with the original cast and scenery,
under the management OF the Madison square
theater.
SENTENCED TO THE ALBANY PENrTENrIARY.-To-
day, In the Criminal Court, Charles Madison. COL
Miss Helen Austin, he having picked her pocket OF
s. ~ on october 25th last and sentenced to three
years In the Albany pen1tentiary.
Howard HarSbrOugh, for the larceny OF $47 from
his brother, pleaded guilty and received eighteen
months In the same place. HarSbrOugh was ar
rested some weeks ago in Nashville Tenn as Was
in Fur CIR 4 haf INN