Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-03
District Governments Affairs.
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES


were issued to-day To: Francis Hall, Matilda
Ross Co., Wm NJ. Hughes & Co.. Jacob Herd
man, Chas. w. James, CHRISTINE Platz, Jos. w.
Fillens, Michael c. Fox, John Albert, Joshua
Clark, George Woods. John j. Binder, John
Sacks Catherine Griffin Ernst Gerstenberg
John Crowley, James keiliher. Jas. q. Holmes,
Ernst +. Treiber, John ID. sullivan, John b.
Prout, Charles II. Raub Il Co., Mamie Goddard,
Daniel Sweeney, Charles b. Coffin 4 Co., Anna
{. Hosch, Johanna A. Donoghue Daniel Ryan,
Julius Patch, Jere Lynch, Frank Blake, Chas.
A. kreamer and John Baum.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwlsle: John Sherman,
erect three-story and basemeat dwelling,
streets northwest; $4,000. Fauth & Co, ex-
tend brick workshop, Maryland avenue and
I'd street southwest; SoUO. John Beaman, re-
pair brick store, 1419 New York avenue north
west; $500. samuel Pollock, repair brick
dwelling, zoos 7th street southeast $500. Jas.
h. Grant, erect seven dwellings, street and
delaware avenue southwest; $500. Jas.
Richardson, repair brick store, 21S 18th street
northwest; 5000. Mrs. Mary Wall, repair flame
dwelling, northeast corner LIST and b streets
southeast; 1928.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District Commissioners have appointed
Thomas Hayes to be private OF the fire depart
ment, to Ill the vacancy occasioned by the
suicide Of Private Cooke. OF truck b.
The Commissioners have granted Congress
street NJ. I. sunday school, OF GEORGETOWN,
the right to use the hall at Curtis school
building for an entertainment
George w. Roberts has been appointed an ad-
ditional private of police for duty between 9TH
and 10th streets, from Maryland avenue to Il
street
The Commissioners have addressed q letter
to the British legation giving all the facts
which they have learned from the police in
reference to John Williams, now in the Wash
ington Jail for obtaining money under false
prete uses and who claims to be British citizen.
J. Il. More, 81 K street, has written TO the
District Com missioners urging them to persuade
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad com pany ito
take up speedily as possible ALI their tracks
from the northeast section, commencing from
II street northeast and Delaware avenue" The
paper has been referred TO the Eng .neer Com
missioner.
IL Crany has been directed to redress the old
stone curbings throughout the District
The Comm lssioners have ordered that 1.-THE
Nicolas Brothers restrict their occupancy of
square southeast 26s TO the proper holding,
aud at once remove all structures under their
usufruct or control that be within the limits OF
the public way shown on the official plan
The Baltimore United Oil Co., by l.. ID. Pas
sano, petition for The privilege OF placing on
the prem Uses known square III an iron tank,
together with SUCH improvements as may be
necessary To conduct the business OF the stor-
age OF petroleum aid its products.
Lieut.. BOteier, OF the NTH precinct, reports
to Mai. Samuel f. Walker that a train OF cars
on the B. and Z. railroad, between 1870 aud
a. H.. on October 81 had ali the streets be-
tween New Jersey avenue and 9Th street SOUTH
east docket up for fully one-naf hour.
Engineer Commissioner Ludlow Is in Phiia-
delpuia to-day.