Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02
Districs Government Aaas,~.

AARlNE WASHINGTON
The report OF Gwynn Harris inspector n
marine products, for the month OF October shows
that their arrived at the river front during the
POO crabs, $50 punches North Caro,iUe cnnhs'
24s Spanish mackerel: lunches weakfsh. 1891
pounds; sheePnead, 90 pounds; striped bass,
pounds; winter shad, las pounds; cells, e25
pounds sturgeon, 4; punches pike, eeo:
pounds; catfish. ., 22S pounds; fresh water mSi.
oysters. II, lo SSAa' 0'0"n'A' Id bushels OF
10 REMOVE AN OBSTRUCTION.
The Commissioners this afternoon made an
order requiring the Nlcolai Bros, who have an
oil storing establishment In square 26- be-
tween Maryland avenue; i3tr and Water
own property and not occupy public streets The
Nicolai Bros IL is claimed, enclosed considerable
are about to lay a sewer through the enclosed
area and fnd their way obstructed COMMITS
sioner Ludlow said TO "a STAR reporter that he
understood there were q number OF cases where
public ground was occupied In a similar way
In some cases claims were made of a legal right
10 the ground. The Commissioners do not pro-
pose to adJudicate matters of title, but do pro-
pose 10 preserve and open the highways as they
are recorded, leaving claims OF persons who
think they have been aggrieved 60 be settled
by the courts.
NOT ALLOWED ANY GRACE.
The grace extended to proprietors OF bar
rooms upon whose applications for licenses Tor
the lew license year NO action has vet been
taken, on account of the great number of an
piications nied, will not pe allowed in cases of
restaurants now being opened for the first time.
VITAL sTATIsTIcs.
The health officers report OF vital statistics
for the week ending Saturday last states that
ored and rs white. There were IL deaths from
consumption. There were o. births and "a
marriages reported.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The following retail liquor dealers licenses
have been approved: Lawrence Hickey. 10.
Riordap, Adam Kleinleinze, Fred Hug es. =
/ III has A.
Beck. Mary {. Shea, Thos sullivan, VIM Mar
tens John Creaven, John Keefe, Henry sheehy,
Arrow, Antoine Egloff, Florence A. Duffy. Jos.
Schiadt, John Hartnett, Chris Brecheier, VIM.
Z. Farquhar. Michael mailman, Bernhard Fitz-
Jno. L. Hoffman, Fitz Niemann, sam1 Davis.
Herman oppenheimer. r. +. Mcmahon, Robert
bara Wittstatte, Andrew j. Collins, Reuben
aowxie. Robin oNeile, VIM. wiiiers, George
Holmes. yere keefe, keitt Sutherland, Patricx
DeAtiey, Theo. Gross, Thos. X fowkes, John
Hubel, VIM. Z. Cole, Pat Ly Ech, Anna Gron.
Thos. H. Luckett, Elisabeth E. Davidson.
Mathew Quenan, Jos. X. Cassin, Gilbert 81
Clair, Joshua '. Green, Ann n. Broderick, Jas.
man Jacobsen, jeremiah BroSnan.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: X. Polk, erect q
saSiiss srecs t@s.sory .na sstssi wsIiuc
l6th, between and U streets northwesc
III, kn sc " as2s LEY.
shed at Brightwood; 500. B. ii. Warner q
Co.. erect six twostory dwellings, Mclean
avenue. between Sd and An streets south west;
1900.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The building inspector In his report for Ocfo.
Der shows that permits were given during the
month for erecting 279 new buildings.
Mr.. A. ]. Falls ct al. petition that the cab
stand located on M street, between Connections
avenue and 18th street, be removed.
Mr.. j. n. Whitney, 1927 street north Weet.
asks that the Commissioners include 25th
street northwest between 1 and X streets. in
the estimates Tor Improvements for the coming
year or improve IL, II practicable, out OF the
current years appropriation.
Geo. III. Gaddis, markef-master for the East.
efn market-house, submits q statement show.
ing the receipts from rent of stalls during
August September aud October TO have been
SSI9.
Mr.. James Campbell, a clerk I'm the Commits
sioners office, who has been Ill with paraiysia
is now at his desk again.