Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-28
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

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Reported for THE EVENING STAR
No MONEY FOR STREET WoRK.-The auditor
last night informed the city council that the
annual appropriation for the cleaning and re-
pair OF the streets was now exhausted, and that
nothing can be done on the streets until a new
appropriation is made. 1t was explained TO the
boards by the street committee that $500
was appropriated for one years work but that
the late superin tendent OF police who went out
OF Office in July, expended in June sl,250. or
over one-third OF the entire appropriation,
leaving only S245O for his successor To use I'M
eleven months. The aldermen appropriated
500 additional for present needs, but as "A two
thirds vote Is required for appropriation
without previous notice, and as less than two
thirds were present ia council last night, all
street work must now 60 On on credit or 10
stopped.
CITY CoUNCIL.-The two boards held their
regular meetings last night. The mayors veto
| OF the two paving acts adopted AT the last
meetings Of the boards was sustained by the
aldermen ana the veto message sent To the
council aud there read Tor Information. New
bills prepared at the mayors request by the
corporation attorney We're read aud referred.
An order was made Tor the purchase on new
Instruments for the city surveyors Office
THE UNIVERSITY EXAMISATIoN.-The sec
ondary examination of academy students by
the University OF Virginia is NOW in progress
here at 81; Jonn's academy. Among the young
nien who have entered for examination are =
Paullin, jr., OF Washington. For the first time
young ladies have appeared, three pupils OF
MI. vernon institute coming forward.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.-rne arug store OF T.
S. Leadbeater, on Fairfax street near KING
4 street was entered by burglars last night and
the contents Of the money drawers, some six
| dollars, taken.
NOTES.-The troubles in the Reform Club are
70 De adjusted at meeting tO be held next
Monday night.-The city court mas granted
| forty-seven liquor licenses.-,'ouncilIiat, al
w. Whitney, OF the CITY Item, has had ils foot
mashed in the press al his o1licc.--E. X Burson
mas bought the featon residence on Osonoko
street Tor $4,000.
DEATH OF ARTHUR w. FIsKE-The friends
OF Arthur w. fiske were panied 10 hear Ca his
death yesterday, from consumption. Ar. Fiske
was a native OF New Hampshire, and ci,I,,e To
washington sixteen years ago, ana WAS i,r a.
time i'm business on 9Th street, la the nrm OF
Burr d Fiske, but Tor the past thirteen years
was the bookkceper In the paper Store of Mr. r..
Morrison sos street. During his residence
here he made many friends among the citizens
OF Washington. He leaves a wife, daughter OF
the late Charles &. Burr, Of this ely, and two
sons, and a mother and two sisters In New
Hampshire. The funeral will take place at two
pm tomorrow, at 1920 Columbia street
MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF The court To
John Dyer and Sarah Butter; Chas. A. Emme
Trimble; Thos A. Cannon and Maggie A. Long;
Henry Ware and Margaret Leware; l.. U. How.
ara and Marie 4. Clifton; L. l.. Hinson and
annie Il. Forrester; John 4. Sweeney aud
Alethea J. Hogan.
RANGE OF THE THERMoNErER.-The Follow
Ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
3 a. ~. 90; An. 55; IL "a M. 90; = pm,
"a. Maximum. "a. Minimum. %.
Travellers Guide.
pbsiaga1ns ,, station 0lh and SIS For
sn sp sm o an SosIon AN s sv i s ho1
pha accommodation, 8 pm. daily. On Sunday, 80
am. 4:ao, 10 and IL 20 pm. For chicago. Gin
chiosso limited! daily. e:so M, Fast line daily 70
G So A a 81 ss and a sSesP, g %
daily; psciie express. LOCO pm. daily. For
diy For A ss, Tine south .s ss' pm
llSo Am, i2Y5 200, $50. iao Az sso, 500.
t l .S & 7o sqls oS and and Hss
daily except ssnda ne For a % and t'S
an; l2:oo and AIS pm. daily. except SUNDAY. ON
RoeSssies buffalo Niagara n loo Ts as ssss
nue. and strea.For Chicago, 9;ia M: Ghsst linn
ted. l0io p M for Cincinnati Louisville aud Sc
s na :Go pm Foa iS ssrs ss5 d riseass
S sn a s io 9S 4ao t sio Gao Az 5 and
SUNDAY go oso; $50 and 1000 m: i:za, Lao
$40. $50 a and I2:IO aud 4;So p m. ON sunday.
son aad Ialiiaors s. go s.so NJ ITO nm m,
Ys9. saS and II ib p M ON Sundays $40 M sni
iTopoilisn Branch, 40 a m, daily. except sun.
say a1a s DAILY. sso SS
Branch, $40 a. M. daily. sunday stops sta
$40 a M, daily. exce,a SUNDAY: for fredsrif. SAD
town and and % ss stssp, sunday Nor Mrsers
Sept sunday, and $50 pm For local points between
M.snso1 as anS SasrsSu5E $50 An and l2so
VA kiD11s6 RoUTseE & r s,a,ion.-ror New
Orleans and Atlanta ll:lo m. tda.lyl For Louis
II p IA. daily Manassas division, 2:30 ,. IA.
daily, except sunday Warrenton u daily exceIx
sunday, ill5 am. $50 p. m For Lynchblrg way
SHENANDOAH RourE-R q o. station--Por New
Orleans and intermediate points, $40 p m daily
WAsHiNoroN q oHIo.-B. d r. slstion.-For Les
ourS AND nj stations v a m and 4;s3 p m every day
AVOID CosrIvE HABIT OF BopY, not only
because Of the attending discomfort, but lest ft
sequences. DIR. ID. Jaynes Sanative Pills are
either Laxative or Cathartic, according TO the
dose, and may be depended upon to produce
healthy secretions Of the Liver and Stomach.
CORNELL On TuR9dav. Anrdl 9th 1894 NELLIE