Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30


District Govefnmens A0Airs.
VITAL srATIsrICs.
During the month of July last there were
Al deaths In the District OF Columbis. OF
this number gao were white and 221 oolored.
The death rate Tor the whites was 19.a1 per
loo per annpm. for the col9red IS. AZ, and for
the total population PAIL. There were SO mar
riages and sac births reported.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by inspector Entwistle as
follows: VIM. q. Acnhenny, repair frame shed,
Howard. repair brick dwelling, 134 ID street
southeast; $500. T. Winslow, repair frame
dwelling, $40 Wilson street, county; $500. w.
+. Nash, erect four two-story aud basement
dwellings, l., between LIST street and New Jer-
sey avenue northwest; $1,000. A. j. Jaeger.
s ere swo-story DWELLING = between Jth and
erect four two stories and basement dwellings,
corner 9Th and I streets southeast; $4,000.
street, West Washington; Sioo. john II. Run RI
ner. erect twostory dwelling, Samson street
northwest; $1,000.
MIsCELLANEoUS
gas lamps i'm front of house No. "a. on said
street, be shaded on the side next to the house.
PREPARING FOR THE PoroMAo REGATTA
There is considerable activity in the several
boating clubs just now in preparing for the
next month The crews have not been selected,
but the following are among the possibilities:
Columbias Senior fouF-oared crew-Messrs.
S issss and %Ss sa
and Zeisler, stroke. Junior-Messrs. Green,
s.ou'enbergh, Bell and Hyde; AnaIos-
Closky and Somers; lightweights. Messrs.
Dent. Appel, Albert and McKenney.
The Potomac crews remain heretofore pub
SON, formerly of the w ashingtons, viii enter
the senior singles. while Eugene Johnson, Of
the Columbias, Noordzy and ferley, of the Po-
tonacs, Hiiiyer. OF the Analostans and Baker,
OF the Printers Rowing association, will enter
the junior singles.
RoBBERtEs REPoRYKD.-Mrs Maggie Stone,
14ls street. reports stolen from her person
while i'm front OF her house q gold ring valued
avenue, reports stolen 81 Frank Beckert,
$50 street southeast, reports stolen from his
vest while It was hanging in the Sun building
1913 Vermont avenue, reports stolen from his
room scaIf worth S2.5O Miss Louise VIII
liams, Az street northeast. reports stolen
ports the larceny OF a lady's gold chain valued
at Sl5. Mrs. Mary Campbell, l40I New York
avenue, reports stolen from her room a lady s
gold watch worth $50. Samuel Friedman,
l2lO I'm street, reports stolen by a sneak thief
nom show case In front Of store six silver
his sahns e
300 street northwest, reports an SO larceny.
Mrs. +. C. Dillon, 2O7 Al street. reports stolen
a gold collar button and "A quantity OF clothing
valued at %. Harry A. Wise reports stolen IS.
Local Notes.
The friends of Mrs. Frank Pattison. formerly
Hiss Monkey, of this city, will regret 10 hear OF
the sudden death of her husband at mis- resi-.
dence in Baltimore yesterday.
The suit for damages brought by the Messrs
Gross, mentioned In Saturdays STAR, was
brought against Frederick Steinle, and not
against John Steinle.
One hundred aud fifty Annapolis cadets LEFT
Annapolis yesterday afternoon by a special
train OF Pullman cars for the different points
west, via the Pennsylvania railroad.
w. Gould, charged with selling lottery tickets
Gould forfeited $50 Saturday for q similar
Oftense.
SHE CALLED HIM FISH SCALEs."-Frances
Butler, colored girl wearing pink dress and
an old gold jersey, was in the dock before Judge
Harper today for flirting and using insulting
remarks I'm Iowa Circle last evening. Ii aIe
pears that Frances was with some other girls
and because young man named Scales wa.
with some other colored girls she called hin,
"fish scales" She was fined % or fifteen days
at labor in the workhous
A HORSE CAUGHT IN TRAP-This morning
about o'clock, as the family horse and car.
riage of Mr.. James L. Norris driven by his
avenue in front of the Beivedere House. the
animal got his hind leg into an uncovered gas
trap, about six inches in diameter, located
midway between the street railway and the
curb. The animal was released through the
efforts OF some passing workmen with tools,
who broke up the cast iron gas pipe. II is
point few days ago, Veterinary surgeons who
took charge OF the animal lear that some of the
bones OF the leg have been broken, and IL So
the animal will have to be killed. The carriage
was also broken.
A SUDDEN DRArH.-Mrs, Louise Hutchinson
died very suddenly last Saturday, at the house
of her brother, Mr.. Charles II. Church, sos th
street southwest The funeral services will be
held to-day from the house, aud the burial will
be at her home in Norfolk, Va. She was on a
visit TO her brother.
RANGE OF THE FHERMoMErER-The follow.
ing were the readings At the signal office to-day,
maximum. 81; minimum. ~. $500 oO'
FINED FOR CARRYING CONCEALED WEA.
Warner, the coiored man arrested for shooting
In Majors alley Saturday night. was charged
with assault and battery With intent TO Kill.
Jones declined 10 swear that Warner fired the
case was dismissed; but he was fined $50 Tor
carrying concealed weapons.
FINED FOR AssAULTISa OFFIcRRs.-George
Connors, q young man living in 'Swampoode.
was arrested last night at the "sandiot" corner
of LIST and u streets, by Officers Moore and
Sebastian, for profanity. While under arrest
SIS by Judge Harper.
AN AUCTION SALE OF HoUsEs-C: Q: Duncan.
son, auctiOneer, has sold for b. II. Warner &
Co., agents, at public auction, four new two
story and basement houses on N street be-
tween Ala and Sd streets southwest, for 0l,735
each.
Alexandra A9atrs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR
PUBLIC 6CAOOLs.-The issue of permits to
pupils Of the public Schools was begun this
morning by Mr.. Hubert Snowden, clerk of the
school board, At Peabody hall. The issues to-
day were TO white boys and girls, and ut noon