Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-17
VERDICT OF GUILTY.
A verdict of guilty was rendered.
district Government Affairs

VITAL
The health Office synopsis Tor the week ending
last Saturday shows: Number OF deaths go
white, 55; colored, 35. Death rate per 1000 per
annum, white, 81 o. colored % IS: total popu-
lation, .S3. Twenty-six We're under five wears
of age and 21 over 60 years. The principal
causes OF death were-consumption, L.; diar-
OF the lungs. p bronchitis, ). Births reported,
13 while males, % white females. colored
males, l3 colored females. Marriages reported:
ID white, y cOlored.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol-
lows: Bridget OConnor, erect q two-story and
SeW jersey P and
Newcomb, erect a three-story dwelling. p be-
tween 18th and Sth streets northwest; 81 9, 600
Mrs Fanny A. Moore, erect five two-story dwell
ings, Odd, between + and q streets northwest:
$4,000. Thomas Oliver, repair brick store.
northwest corner 10th and streets northwest;
500. j. Maury Dove, repair frame, DIST and
streets northwest; $3.50. Michael Corcoran
extend brick dwelling, 1IO4 18th street north
west: sao9 ';, Mary e; Kellogg; erect three two
southwest; $500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Il. w. Lourie, of Benuings. ID. c., calls at
tention OF the Commissioners TO the condition
OF Sheriff road and requests its repair
Chief Paris, OF the fire department, REQUESTS
that the annual parade take place on the Both
inst, ana that permission be given to solicit
contributions from the different Insurance COM
panies, &c.
Mr.. $. H. Goodman, secretary of the board of
trusteets OF the Mount Pleasant Congregational
church, requests that street lamps be placed on
Howard avenue, and that a sidewalk be laid In
front Of the public ball.
LANsroN TYPE MACHINE Goa charter has
been issued by the state of West Virginia for
the incorporation of the LanstOn Type Machine
company, with an authorized capital OF one
million dollars The stock is held In Baltimore,
Washington, Fredericksburg and Culpepper-
a majority being owned here. The incorpora-
tors from this city are Isaac L. Johnson, W. c.
Duvall, b: +. Cole, VIM. Ii. Hoeke, ToIbert
Lanston, Louis ID. Wine, James II. MARI, John
u. Judd, NJ. ]. Wine, Gen. III. Ii. Lockwo
Lambie, George Gibson and Mathew G. Emery.
ACCUSED OF SETTING FIRE TO HER EMPLOY
ERS HoUSE.-Lulu Taylor, 13-year-old col
OF Mr.. Silas 5. Daish, No. 1909 18th street. was
arrested yesterday by Officer Upperman and
employers house. This morning she was taken
to the Police Court, but as there was no paper
filed against her, she was released. She was
afterwards rearrested aud taken back TO the
subsequently sworn out against the girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court 10
Lewis Miller and Maggie Clark; Frederic II.
Chapman, OF Providence, r. l., and Grace Up
ton; Anthony l.. Connolly and Katharine Har-
man stephens; Christian A. Sigelin, OF BalIi-
more, Nd, and Lille {. Rau; John r. Feaster
and Annie Theresa Sweeney. Gustavus w.
Simpson and Charlotte X. Sailer; George King
and Lena Stumpp, both of Baltimore, Md:
Hfllery j. King and Sarah Teagle; Jonn w.
Hawkins and Leila Mickens; Frederick Benja-
min and Lena NJ BOughton; Harry e. kidweil
and Louise b. Hazel
THE TURKISH Carpet SALE.-Notwithstand
ing the rain DOwlings auction rooms were
crowded with an appreciatfve and buying audi
ence. The sale will he continued tomorrow at
IL and p. M, when some of the largest car
pets are to be offered.