Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-04

NOTIFICATIONS BIT THE BUILDING INSPECTOR.
Building Inspector Entwlsle has notified Mr..
upon examination Of the construction or the
chimneys in the party walls OF the houses he is
building on w street between 18th and 18th
be insecure In the back Of the flues by reason of
recessing, which Is contrary TO the building
taken down and reconssructed. R,c Rich aIeT 4
Beaie is notified that upon examination OF the
back building of No. $50 9th street northwest
ordered to have IT taken down or made safe to
tho satisfaction OF the inspectors Office within
ten days; Also, the shed rear Of sl6 9tn street
northwest IL to be taken down. Charles A.
Elliott, representing the heirs of John Elliott,
Is notified that the wooden buildings Nos. 60,
e. Sc. "a, g. and as 2 street northwest are unfit
original value. Thirty days are given TO have
them taken down. The occupants of house No.
cate the premises within ten days, the struc-
ture having been condemned as unfit for habi.
tation and must be taken down. The occu-
pants OF house 60 street have also been mott.
he'd to vacate their premises, which has been
condemned as unfit for habitation. Ten DAYS
is named for them to yacate. Also the occu-
IS street. William A. Saxton, agent for Mrs.
A. A. Edelin,, has been notified by the building
inspector Inns that Complaints have been made 70
that he finds the shed In rear dilapidated and
falling down; the rear porch steps are also dam
down. B. H Warner Is notified that on esa nen
nation of the front wall of house 1926 9Th street
northwest It is found to be badly bulged and
ban is notified that the two wooden BUILDINGS
situated on east half of lot 8 and west half of
lot 8, square 729, A street. between LIST and I'd
streets southeast, are SO far dilapidated as to
endanger the life and limb Of the occupants.
Fifteen days are given to take them down.
LIQUOR LICENSES
to the following persons we're approved by the
Bryan, jeremiah ]. Brosnan, Moses T. Bidwell,
Bregazzi 4 White, August Boher, w. II. Burn.
side, Joseph Beck. Lucy Byrpe, John CG.rigan.
John Callahan, James Cofee. VIM.
B Bsisa s Iesnneader Davis 6u chf ns
Fitzgerald, John Fitzgerald, Frank Foster, Geo.
Gallagher, Anna Gref, John Gibbons, james
Gallaher. James Golden, George Gross. John ].
s Dennis Hennessey, Thomas n, II: Hen
Hasssan. 00e Frede9sk Hasie, Geeres "
Hall, C. "; James, Herman Jacobson
a,S Msssn VIM
nors: Christiana PIatz, Theodors Pitt Charles
SS1 gsas k Eap w% oh Rose
n NJ RqdS Henry IsSss , PANEL %,a, Sweeney:
George F: Kozel, Charles Kramer, Charles K.
Kraemer, Dennis Ready, Ellen Lucas, francis
Leonard, Lucian A. Lovelace, Thomas +. Luck
EFT, August Long, Michael Lawer, Michael Lis
ton, Maher & Appler, James McGrath,
Patrick +. Mcmahon, John d. Manion, Fred
erick Moelck, VIM. Martens, Peter Mallem,
Otto Slater, Il: A. Streberger. Owen G. Staples,
ladt. Sarah ]. Schafer, Jerry Gullwan, John
Schuman, John d. Sullivan, l.. M. Slocum, w.
Scherger, JAMES Tharp, Barbara VOndaHeide,
James Williams, VIM. Willus, Patrick Ward,
Patrick White Redmond Walsh, c. G. Willard.
MISCELLANEOUS.
James ]. Fisher has applied for appointment
as special policeman for duty from 10th street
northwest on f street, TO 18th and Pennsyl-
vanIa avenue, and on Pennsylvania avenue to
10th street and to E street.
The coroner has submitted his monthly re-
port for October to Health Officer Townshend,
showing that for the month there were Al
dents 81 were cOlOred and 10 white.
Mrs. Louise Pollock request, refused by the
Commissioners, was to include among the ap-
preparations to be asked for the coming year
the sum of 81 200 for free kindergarten and
nursery maids school and free training school
for kindergarten teachers.
Mr.. Leon TObriner, attorney for A. Kaufman,
calls the attention of the Commissioners to the
claim of A. Kaufman for damages against the
District caused by the flooding of his stores,
Nos. 124l and 1243 9Th street southeast, 50.
977, on the night of the Doth uItimo.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Secretary Whit
ney, repair brick dwelling, 1871 street north
power company, erect one-stOry brick on lot
6, square 37S, for a boiler room "a feet square
d. S. Stewart, repair brick, 1920 Q street north.
west: $500.