Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-29
District Government Affairs.

brought before the court this term, and he
hoped 1t would be the last.
District Government Affairs.
| POLICE TRIALS.
The police trial board yesterday recommended
mat Sergeant McHenry.be' fined $40 and eau
charges against Private Renner be- dismi t ed
Ina tnat frlvate Van Fleet be fined for hiding on
that Pri;y as ne claimed. TO catch thief; and
II Is charged, became intoxicated while on duty,
ana while In that conditibn committed several
o"enses condemned by the police regulations.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NIL Christians, ASA Pennsylvania avenue, in
answer to his complaint of the 9Th instant, that
into yards of the same. is II informed that the
a ,.S can DC improved only under the permit
and he the cost Of
material.
The teachers Of the public schools will receive
SneiI pay iOr October at the Franklin school
building Saturday morning at O'Clock.
MI. samuel G. Stewart, SO 9th street north
M s' mas peen informed by the Commissioners,
N reply 10 MS request for sewer In the rear Of
lots !o to a, square $50, that this sewer may
De laid, charging the entire cost I'd him, unless
may be laid under the permit system.
and residents on Soth Street that lamps Be erec
Mayf1eld Hieston are informed that no more
new gas lamps can be erected during the cur
rent fiscal year.
NOTICES no PROPERTY OWNERS
hn fEank !; Browning has been notified by the
9th street northwest, IRE found, upon examina-
ton, to be unfitfor use. He is notified to have
them vacated and, taken down within thirty
a MsSy Is % so 1aas 5 5h
street northwest, is found TO be Unsafe and urr
it VACATED and torn down. Thomas. james
ana and Ellie Ellen Williams joint owners of houses
ed SoS and Sos street southeast are not
given tor their vacation and demolition. The
two buildings in alley rear Of 1893 18th street
northwest are notified that they are unfit for
ha6iation and that they rtlst be torn down
that the wood building, No. $50 1th street
northwest, Is found. upon examination, to be
in an uninhabitable condition and must be
torn down within thirty days. A. s. Caywood.
agent is notified that the wooden building,
No; BIS 18th street northwest, i$found, on ex-
yond one hall original value and ust he torn
down within thirty days VIM. Osborn is noti-
l back in ct NE wall Of
Hampshire avenue northwest, 1t is found to be
in in dangerous; n condition Ten days are given
has been notified that the brick cornice on the
'front.' OF the house No. X street northeast, is
the nu iT a in which Would endanger
repair and prevent accident.
Yellowstone Park.
LIEUT.. KINGMAN THINKS MORE MONEY SHOULD
BE SPENT THERE.
An Omaha dispatch to the New York Herald
says: Lieut.. Kingman, who has been in charge
of Yellowstone National park all summer. has
returned to headquarters at omaha. He saws
that OF the congressional appropriation OF
$4,000 there was expended in roads, bridges
was absorbed in salaries and incidental ex.
penses. He thinks the next years appropriation
ought tc be larger. A larger number of tourists
being many members Of Congress. He says that
there il no danger of Congress again considering
o OF Snnf of the
deciding the same to the Cook City Railroad
e9mpaays grant, bst he is Of opinion that an
shroush that part Of the park IL expre sas
the opinion that 1t would be unwise policy to
allow any railroad 70 enter the confines of the
others to follow.
Political Notes.
Gen. John A. Logan addressed a large repub.
iican mass meeting in Philadelphia last even
Hon. s. ]. Tilden yesterday sent his check to
democratic headquarters in New York for
$4,000. ~,
Efforts are being made in New York to in
duce the PRESIDENT to come there before Sun
The Ohio State Journal publishes statement
from ex.Gov. Foster that he viii not allow the
for Senator, and favoring the unanimous re.
election of Sherman.
Tammany Hall held an enthusiastic meeting
In its wigwam, in New York last night, to ratify
the democratic state ticket and the local Tam
many ticket
THE PENsYLvANIA CoUNTERFEITERs sen.
TENCED.-Boston Buck ana the members of the
notorious gang Of cOunterfeiters were sentenced
to the penitentiary in the United states court
in Pittsburg, Pa, yesterday. Buck was sem |
senced to seven years; Ed Harmon, four years;
Trl, u Z,
two years and q half; John Secrist. two wears:
George Buck. one year. and Andrew Groner