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

The District Commissioners have made the
following appOrtionment of next years charity
i ia, O.. Physiclans OF poor, $3.50 medicines,
$500; Central diSpenSary, $500; WOman's
dispensary, $3.50; benevolent society, $500;
House of Mercy. 500: Aged woman's home
$500; Homer public hospital, $40; night lOdg-
ing house, $40; for police distribution. 81, OOO
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr. w. III. Clagett, SO Market Space, has
made application to the commissioners to have
trees planted along 18th street east, between
and III streets northeast; also along the south
side of Bennings road as far as the parking
commissioners may deem proper.
The District Commissioners have appointed
Russell Dean private OF the first class in the
Metropolitan police, vice NJ Meehan, dismissed.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwiSe: ID. a. Windsor,
erect II two-story dwellings, Sd, between D
and E streets northeast: $40. 1000. James Ferry,
repair brick dwelling 435 and 437 New Jersey
avenue; 5000. c. j. c. Banks, repair frame
18th street exteded; SOL. ]. r. Mclean, erect
nine two-story and basement dwellings, n. be-
tween Sd and 4l2 streets southwest; $4,000.
Il. +. Andrew, erect q twO-stOry and cellar
dwelling, 18th street, between Rhode Island
avenue and street northwest; $4,000. C.X.
Trott, erect four three-stOry and cellar dwell
ings, street. between 9th and 10th streets
northwest; $4,000. w. E. Edmondston, erect
q three-stOry and cellar dwelling, Massachusetts
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets north
west; $4,000. Geo. w. Pearson, erect a three
story and cellar dwelling, Massachusetts ave-
story and cellar dwelling, Massachusetts ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets: $4,000.
ROBERT PrOctOr, repair Drlck, 1otn between w
and Boundary streets northwest; $500. ]. W.
Johnson, erect a tWo-Story dwelling, Pleasant
Plains; $500.
AN INTERPRETER FOR ANTONIO NARDELLO
TO BE EMPLOYED.-In response to the appica-
ton of Col. COrkhill, the counsel for Antonio
Nardello, the Italian charged with the murder
OF Carmino Rotunno in July last, for the EN-
plOyment of an interpreter which application
was yesterday referred by Judge Macarthur to
the Attorney General, the latter has directed
intRrnrpfpr no aYun
FELL FROM A SCAFFoLD AND BROKE HIS
LEG.-R. Q. Ryder, n bricklayer about twenty
nue., was at work on a new building at the cor
ner of j 1th and q streets this morning, when
the Scaffoiding gave away and he was thrown
to the ground, breaking his left leg in two
places. He was removed to his home in the
police ambulance.
A GERMAN LUTHERAN CONFERENCE.-THE
regular semi-annual session of the Baltimore
district conference of the Missouri synod of the
German Lutheran church was begun in Balti-
more yesterday. This district includes BaIti-
more, Washington, Alexandria, Richmond
Philadelphia and a number of smaller towns
L. PechtOld, of Dulaney's Valley, Baltimore
county, was clerk. There were eleven ministers
present. The afternoon was spent in hearing
and then discussing a thesis on the "Resurrec-
Pa. Rev. j. Schwoy. OF Alexandria, will preach
tonight.
A RISE IN THE PoToMAC AT HARPERs
FERRY..Harper's Ferry reports at $50 a. m. a
10 inch rise in the river over night.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY.-The South Wash
ington star lecture course is a marvel of excel
lence and cheapness. The Camilla UrsO grand
concert and four literary evenings are an
nounced for 81. Already hundreds of tickets