Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-14


LICENSES REVOKED.
The Commissioners have revoked the whole
sale liquor licenses Of Mrs. Bridget Nedigan.
NO. 731 4th street northwest, and Mrs. Colum.
bia Spatx, No. % H street northeast
POLICE ORDER AGAINST UNAuTHoRIxsD
GUIDES.
Major Walker to-day issued the following
general order TO the force: The lieutenants Of
the several precincts will please have the men
on their respective beats inform strangers and
citizens that the only authorized guides In the
Oistr1St OF Columbia are those having authority
rom the several departments OF the United
states government and the watchmen IN
Any and ali persons osRer tnan a those sesis.
mated, who represent themselves as authorized
guides SHOULD be promptly arrested. The
conflict With their more important duties
direct to add inform strangers regarding the
various points Of interest,""
TO ENFORCE THE GAME LAWS.
Major Walker to-day issued circular to the
police force calling their attention to the fact
that September LIST is the time for shooting
reed and rail birds, and ordering the officers to
boats In the locality of the marshes, and TO
arrest all persons caught with such birds In
their possession prior to the date mentioned.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Ella Chelini,
erect three.story dwelling LIST street between
!. and street; northwest; $500. J: W.
Boteler. erect three twOstOry and cellar dwell.
fngs "Wallach Place." $4,000.
be0l Estate SoleSs
Patrick Brennan has sold to Leland Stanford,
for $4,000, property on the south side OF l.
street, between 18th and 10th. g. Guista has
sold to c. w. Hendly, for s7,ss7.6s, property
on the south side of L street, between 18th and
18th streets. James 8. Edwards and Henry
Wise Garnett, trustees, have sold to Don A.
side of street, between 9th and 7th streets
southeast
Local yoro~
The will Of William G. Toson, fled with the
register yesterday, bequeathes one-half of his
remainder to be used in paying all his just
debts. The real estate he gives 10 his grand
children, each to receive an equal share on
In the case of VIM. A. Meloy ;.gt Capt. Albert
Grant, Judge Merrick has discharged the In
Junction issued few days ago By Judge hag
certain funds froln the United States Treasury.
The rooms on the upper door of the west
the civil service commission, which viii soon
occupy them.
Officer Cook arrested . man and woman in
the Smithsonian grounds, Thursday night, on
charges OF indecent exposure. The man gave
the maine of James Watson, and the woman
that OF Jane johnson. q servant, but it 10 sup
posed thai both are &oyernlnentc clerks and gave
assumed names. The man left $40 collateral
tor their appearance In the Police Court to-day
which was forfeited, as they did not lace Judge
Harper.
MIR. Dorsey Clagett, the new register of Wills
mas forwarded his bond to Chief Justice Cartier
at Cottonwood, Kansas, for his approval
The steamer Excelsior will make three trips
to Marshall Hall tomorrow leaving at ten q. M
two and five pm.
The relief association of the employees OF the
folding room, Government printing Office, will
give its annual excursion to Marshall Hall next
Friday.
Barton and Logan's Dime museom, which
has been renovated, redecOrated and fitted out
with new seats, will be opened for the season
next Monday. Maud MuIler's combination
will appear in "Forty-Nine" and 1.-THE
Danites.'
From Joseph Shillington we have the Sep
tember number of that excellent fashionable
publication, the Young Ladies' Journal.
large party of excursionists arrived in the
city yesterday by the Baltimore and Potomac
road from Kentucky, and spent the day visit
Ing the points OF interest about the city.
Mary Smith, the young woman who was
arrested In Baltimore for rObbing William Cole
man, sailor, while in q house in the "Divis-
ton," was sentenced to 80 days in jail by Judge
Harper to-day.