Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23
NIsCELLANFors.

NIsCELLANEoUs
The Commissioners in answer TO n com mint,
cation In relation TO the manner I'm which LOT
So square 364, is assessed, state that the trans
fer books in the Office of the assessor contain
lutte change of owners or that is the intention
at any rate. Where the conveyance is upon a
trust 10 secure a debt IL does not appear upon
the transfer book; where IL Is upon a trust for
any other purpose III does.
The Commissioners have. in reply To DR. c. B.
well be aug I'm the schcol.yard of school Do ' in
the sixth division, informed him that the SUI
perintendent of schools reports that although
q well is desirable IL Is not necessary, there is
a cistern on the lot; and further, that digging
in this locality is uncertain of result and quite
The Commissioners have written a letter TO
Major Dye i'm regard to recent charges against
Policeman Slack, saying that IL officers are un-
aoie TO control themselves under slight provo.
the service, Notwithstanding an otherwise fair
record.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Liquor licenses have been granted to =.
Aman, ]. f. Atzel. Mrs b. Baer, II. Bernheim-
er, Ed. Becchert, Rudolph BleIfus, S. \. Bryan,
Curtin M dalI5n C Wsn d
G. w. Dunn, L. r. Fowkes. NJ Flynn, ]. Ford,
+ Cannon, T. Greumberg; c Homer. }. Hell,
NJ. Hayden, j. Hartnett j. Y. Joseph Ham
lin, 7. Johansen, $. Juenenann, E. Hottman,
N. A. Lynn, c. Mades, w. McDaniels. NJ. e.
Melovich & Co, Louis Meniken, p. Morgan, 4. L.
Morgan, c. Muher, Morgan & Long, A. Neputh.
J.: w. OIL C;S.A. Reesh, III. Reiter, L. Kicks, j.
Rooney, NJ. Ross Co., c. A. Sautter, c. Seine
Scott. L. w. Snooks, 7. sullivan, J. a. sullivan,
j. lyman, Alfred Wandall and Fritz Wilmer.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwise: * Tockfer erect
west; 5000. NJ. n. F. AlIback repair br,ck
dwelling 223 b street northwest; $500. Jno.
Miller erect six two-story dwellings 4th and q
brick corner Sd and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest; $500 Ellen Mckinney erect small
d TSes o on Harewood Road county $500
Sth street, between and T northwest; 81 900
r. +. Larner, erect two two-story dwellings, w,
between 14tn and 18th streets northwest;
$500. S. g. Stewart, erect four twostory
dwellings. w, between 9th and 10th streets
two.story dwellings W between lou, e ena e Ish
streets northwest; $4,000. Dennis Barrett.
erect two-story dwelling, Sth, between 5 and
northwest; $1,000.
Local Notes.
Yesterday the will of Charles c. Meade, be-
queathing his estate to his wife and children,
James Nolan was fined So by Judge Smell to-
day for walking on the grass In the White lot.
He said he Thought he was i'm the country.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Anthony Hyde and
Chas. NJ. Matthews have sold to David X. Cart
ter, for SIG, 900, the residence on the southwest
corner of 18th and l. streets. Frederick II.
Windsor has purchased of u. III. Warner. for
SI1 LOCO, "A residence on the north side Of p
street. between 18th and 18th streets. The
former has sold the same property, for the same
consideration, to the Holy Cross church.
The Courts.
PROBATE CoURT-.TudJe Ha0ner.
To-day, estate of Matthew White; petition for
letters filed and order of publication. Estate Of
Jacob Duhle; letters of administration granted
Max Luchs bond 5000. Will Of Patrick j.
Durkin filed and order of publication. Estate
of Alexander a. Semmes; order appointing
Mary NJ. Semmes Administrative, bond 81 900.
Will of Robert j. Douglas filed. Will of John p.
Raub eXemplified copy filed. Estates OF Chas
Raynesford, Louis Grosman and III. w. Sicer;
orders granting substitution. Estate of Dem
mis- +. Ryon; order of sale. Will of
Joseph III. Davidson fully proven admitted to
probate and letters granted Elizabeth Emily
Davidson; bond 81 900. In re. Mary Burns and
Sally Burns; Isaac Fowler appointed guardian;
bond $500. Estate OF j. X. shannon. petition
for letters filed and order OF publication d.
rected. Estate of &. G. Meade; petition for pro-
bate of will filed, admitted to probate and let
tiers issued to Isabel Cook Meade: bond 81 800
In re. Chas. E. Hunt, infant: request that w. C.
Hunt be appointed guardian filed. Estate Sarah
A. Elliot; Nora Elliot appointed adm nistrator:
bond $4,000. Estate OF w. E. Schoenborn;
order for citation against administrator. Will
of w. b. Browne fully proven.
MOVEMENT OF NAVAL VEssELs.-The vessels
of the North Atlantic squadron are to be or
dered to the vicinity of Tampa bay, Fla, for
practice of ship manoeuvers with torpedoes. IN
landing men, &c. They will rendezvous there
for about month. The Brooklyn, recently COM
missioned, will join the squadron.
DECISION AFFECTING GOVERNMENT CLERKS.
Controller Durham has decided that the head
Of department cannot grant leave of absence
without pay to a clerk in the classified service,
to enable him to accept temporary employment
at higher salary in another branch in the SER
vice.
VACCINATING $50 A DAY.-The Marine hos
pital bureau is informed that the sanitary in
spectors in the Burlington (Vt) district are vac
cinating passengers from Canada at the rate of
about 15Oa day.
PROTECTING SECRETARY LAMAR.-The room
which extends across the corridor near the en-
trance to the room of the Secretary of the In
and forms the only public entrance to the Sec
ietary's room. The door which formerly lead
into the Secretary's room from the corridor has
been closed. The Secretary is now shut off
from the public by two rooms, and when the
crowd is filtered through these rooms very few
will find their way to the Secretary
CAPT. JAMES II. LORD, assistant quarter
master, will be relieved from duty i'm the de-
partment of the Platte by the commanding
general of that department, to take effect
November 10, 1885, and will then report in
person to the commanding officer Jefferson
willie Depot, Indiana, for assignment TO duty at
that depot. Leave of absence for four months
on surgeons certificate of disability, TO date
from September 23. 1855, is granted Post Chap
lain George w. Collier, Z. ). army.
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