Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30
District Government Affairs.
MISOrrI A N1cQIrS

Justlce stanley Matthews, in q note to the
cheney Of the gutter, as at present constructed,
IN 'front.' OF his house, 1900 street northwest,
70 M carry Oh t5e eN water as 81 it falls
70 tue commissioners, requests that no such
nuisance as tar shed be constructed in close
proximity to his residence ON No. 46 NJ street
northwest, in this city.
NOTIFIED BY THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
James Hoban has been Informed by the
building inspector that the two wooden build
square 129 on A street, between 1st and I'd
streets southeast, are SO far dilapidated that
they are ,. endangering the life and limb Of the
vacated and repaired. John Scanlon, 2419I
street northwest, has been notified to take
down the frame house at that number within
ten days from date of the note sent, or the
case will be placed in the hands of an
attorney for prosecution for having no permit.
the wooden building, No. rs Sth stree north
west, is found on examination to be so far di-
Thry days are given io io take IL de%n
>. b. Beiiinger is notified to have the party
walls OF the three houses he is building in alley
between 1st and I'd and and G streets north
west, carried up above the roof, as required by
the building regulations before proceeding fur
Mr.. Sam'l NJ. Bryan. agent for the Washinston
Heat and Power com pany that in the consfruc.
ton OF the roof OF their building on lot 6, square
on and against the adjoining property contrary
to the provisions of the building regulations.
Transfers OF Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Maria
I. Van Camp to Esther A. Keyser. lot @, So
1872; $4,000, B; f. Leighton to r. E. Pairo. lot
Alex. Williamson ct al. to l.. T. Lewis ct al, lot
IA and part Is. SO. 3O2: $500. J. B. Cox ct al.
Mso ea os 49,
man 70 Robert Hoi,z@aa Ct a. Part IS, s.
lot So, 50. s66; $500. L. ID. Means ct al. to
$500. Caroline U. de suzarra Verdi to Arte-
So. $40; s$,oso. ": F; weinhsime'r to g" q. E.
Foey to chares H. ha snS
E Eiaer sub. 80, So 2S$ $4,000: F: Bsail TO NJ
Michael Corcoran, part 8. q. 214: $4,000. 3
block i, Takoma Park; $500. Veronica Gike
s.. R. 7. Petit to b. H. Warner PTS is and
~ blk 81 Georgeto owl Pt. lp,s 3 and and lot
c. c. DuncaDson to Miles Rock, lots Is, II to
"a. blk. 8. H. & Els sub Meridian hill; 81, S75.
G. W; VIZ Phelps to Henry RUPERT. pit: ., 50. 4ss;
Ammon Behrend lot ID, SO. SIT; $1,75O. G.
d. Todd to c. NJ. Towson, lots !, 3, 4, 8 to 13,
So y 1889; sw John NJ N, Mccalla, trustee &C.
500. John Blake Kendall to r. w. Walker, lot
As, SO. 363; S9O7.5O. Annie +. GriffitIi to
EHZaoeth "A carroll, SUP. 219, So. $40; S1,15O
CHARGED WITH Observation-Disclosures
tives Mattingy and Edelin, on Saturday ar
rested Grant Johnson, a coiOred man, who has
been released from the penitentiary and charged
him in the Police Court to-day with house
of WrFh iGes the srsei
carried off two OvercOats, hats gloves, and
other articles The case was continued. One
of the stolen coats was found on him. Charles
b. Mack, alias Lewis, arrested for completely in
the robbery, has been indicted by the grand
jury. Other articles were recovered by the de-
tectives which they claim were stolen by John.
son.