Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-12


Building Inspector Entwisle has given notices
Mr.: John A, Run has been required 10 rspsir
dered TO suspend work on the removal OF the
frame house No. 2149 r street northwest, until
further further advised Of , the action OF the Commits
Mcdaniel has been given thirty days to remove
the dilapidated wooden building, No. 1904 8
stree street ,s Ms: ah, MssasinstSn Mrs L yos: has
southwest. Maurice J. Adler has BEEN Eiven
ssS .s q Sss
S2d and $50 streets northwest Geo. A. Bohrer
has been given 2 month to repair Che back vail
H Barker, agent, has been notified to repair
the dilapidated wooden building, No. 524 18th
street northwest Jxms Goddard has been no.
west, which is in . dilapidated state. Mrs. Jane
ing; owned by her: No. pas bumbssson .srsst.
Bradley, agents, have been notified to take
down or repair decayed and broken walls ofths
Mullen sse
sn . Riley IL: S.ss
No. IN s
Lorenzo Merchant has been notified TO repair
the frame stable owned by him In rear OF 124
Mr.. p: e. Dye that as no effort is being made to
buildings GIT and SIC aad street, made july % a
ten days from date the case will be placed in
the hands OF the attorney for the District fol
prosecution.
THE HEALTH OFFICE ESTIMATES.
The health officer has submitted TO the Dis
trict Commissioners estimates Of expenses oil
his Office for the next fiscal year, as follows:
tary and two food inspectors, 80, Goo; CLERKS sH
$1,000; poundmaster, $1 400; inspector Of ma
rine products, $l 200; messenger, $40; ambu-
$1,000; two horses for pound service, $500;
maintenance of the ambulance service, $3.50;
contingent expenses, $4,000. Total, 1910.
THE SHERIDAN AVENUE CONTROVERSY.
stoners referring to the petition Of property
holders to have Sheridan avenue at Mt Pleas
ant opened to its full width of sixty feet, states
which the said avenue is laid out and plat
ted sixty feet wide. was duly recorded
He calls attention to the fact that the time in
to move back their fences and stables expired
on the 30th day Of June last.
DISPOSITION OF THE POLICE FORCE
The reports Of the police lieutenants made to
Chief Dye this morning shows the total effec-
tive force to be 2e1, Of whom 80 are detailed,
- sick and 10 Off with leave. The number O
are for unlicensed dogs.
APPOINTED RESIDENT STUDENT.
The Commissioners to-day appointed DR.. VIM.
g. Ashby as resident medical student al the
signed.
JANIToRs REAPpoINTED.
The Commissioners have reappointed Julius
StrObel janitOr of the Jefferson school building
and VIM. Boyer janitor Of the Amedon school
building.
MISCELLANEOUS.
President Hurt, of the Washington and
Georgetown street railroad. has requested the
Commissioners to place street lamps on LIST
street, between and Z streets southwest
Mr.. James Small, sealer of weights and meas
ures, reports that for the month of August he
has examined, at the several markethouses in
the District. all spring balance scales and found
but three which had to be ruled out OF use. The
amount of fees received during the month was
$11S.90.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: G. NJ. Matthews
ct al, vestry of Christ Church, corner 3lst and
o streets, West Washington, erect new church
on the site OF the old Christ Church; $4O,O 900.
j. l.. Nase. erect a twO-stOry and cellar dwell
ing, D street, between 4th and 9Th streets north
on