Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-01
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District Government Affairs.
A TOUR OF INSPECTION.
To-day, the Commissioners had q conference
With the committee on appropriations The Rock
Creek tunnel was again discussed, and 1t was
sioners and capt Symons, should make a tour OF
the city, taking In the streets that TO be i'm
proved. They will start tomorrow morning.
CHANGES IN THE HEALTH OFFICE.
"A.
spector and clerk in the health offce has been
accepted by the Commissioners. Mr.. I. w. Par
sons has been transferred from clerk TO MI the
vacancy. MIR. w. B. Moore, transferred from the
position OF food Inspector TO that OF clerk, and Mr.
X. Bradley Jones appointed food inspector.
TIE MAY BUILDING RECORD.
The building inspectors report for May shows
that there were 1914 new building permits, l34
repair permits, permits for 22,52l cubic feet OF
vault, 20 awning permits and IS park railing per
nits issued during May.
were issued to-day as follows: Wright WINS. two
brick dwellings at 533 and go 9th street SOUTH
Conduit road; 800. John swalioph. one brick
dwelling at 1236, alley In square l02O southeast;
$1,000
MISCELLANEOUS.
his successor, Lieut.. Lusk, IN which he says that
he Will be IN Washington by tomorrow, ready to
James v Beagle has been appointed an addi-
tlonal private on the police force.
Local Noses.
Isaac Mergent, a colored bootblack living in
South Washington, charged with shooting at
Mitchell Russell, also colored, last Saturday night
I near and Ss % M, was sent to
The will OF Katherine Emmerich, Med to-day,
leaves her estate 10 her sister, Margaret b. Bon.
OF VIM John Miller, charged with keeping a dan
gerous dog, was taken up on appeal
To-day, IN the Criminal Court, the case OF VIM.
vosburg, alias John Lee, charged with larceny
from the person. was set for trial on the 14tn
inst. He is charged with having. on March 4,
sum or Sl23.5O Mr. A. d. Williams filed demur-
rer, which will be argued Tomorrow.
The scheutzen PARK co. have conveyed the prop
erty at New York avenue and Boundary street TO
w. H. Sholes and the latter has conveyed 1t to the
Mercantile Trust ana Deposit GO. OF Baltimore
moned TO appear before the House judiciary COM
mittee, a recess OF TWO hours was taken IN the
Police Court to-day.
JAMES d. SHU0HRUK's WIIL-The will Of the late
James ID. Shughrue was died yesterday. He leaves
$ 70 his son, James b Shughrue. and certain real
estate to his son, John j. and daughter, Margaret.
The White Haven estate and the rest OF the estate
he leaves to his wife. who 10 named Is executrix.
The Prohibition Standard. Beareru.
GEN. FISK NOMINATED FOR PRESIDENT AND DIR.
BROOKS OF MISSOURI, FOB vIcE-PREsIDEST.
When the committee on resolutions reported In
the national prohibition convention. At Indianapo-
lis, yesterday, the expected snag was struck on
the woman-suffrage plank. long and spirited
debate followed, which was largely participated
in by Southern delegates. It was developed that
q number OF prominent prohibitionists were OPP
posed to q woman-sunrage plank. However, such
plank was finally inforpoiased Inc other reso.
demand the repeal OF the internal-revenue laws,
and declare In favor Of protection and OF civlser
Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, Of New jersey, was nomi.
mated for President by reclamation. John. B. Tan
ner Of Alabama; Col George w. Bern, OF Ken.
lucky, and DIR. John A. Brooks, OF Missouri, were
nominated for vice-President. Mr.. Tanner with
drew his name and DR.. Brooks nomination was
made unanimous DR.. Brooks IL nfty-two years OF
age was born in Kentucky, and Is OF virgtnian
ancestry. He Ia q preacher OF the Christian Dsci-
Piles church In Kansas City. In 1854 he was the
prohibition candidate for governor OF Missouri.
During the war he was Confederate chaplain.
J. A. wheelock and X. N. Morton were elected
members of the prohibition national committee for
the District OF Columbia.
Political NOea1.