Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-06
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
ACTING ON LIQUOR LICENSES.

The liquor license struggle is now at its
height. Every rejection brings upon the Com
missioners posse Of interested property own
ers, and the applicant accompanied by his
lawyer; the former to protest against a rehear-
ing in the case, the latter to secure one
Where the police have reported that the place
in question is suspected of violating the Sun
day law, the Commissioners insist that an affi-
davit be filed by the applicant setting forth
that such is not the case. This is ALWAYS DONE
and the applicants, it is held, in many cases
perjure themselves. Last evening the Com
missioners acted on applications as follows:
Northwest-approved- Barrooms w. Nell
son, 1872 AZ street; L. C. Zerega, 1911 E street;
N. Mc1nerney, l249 It'll street; L. Stelzel, 11O9
street; G. A. Senseney, l4O5 Ohio avenue:
Jas. Rutherford, 906 d street; F. T. Luckett,
46S Pennsylvania avenue; r. W. Morgan 933 D
street; A. W. Hancock, 1894 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; ID: Hagerty, 1908 Pennsylvania avenue;
Mary Crowley, 1118 d street; w. H. Ham
mersly, HOS c street; J. P. Hickey 900 10th
street; @. Eber, 454 d street; Elizabeth E.
Davidson, 701 14th street; Anna Greff, 472
Pennsylvania avenue; s. Aman, 316 9th street:
VIM. H. Wright, S01 18th street.
Wholesale-David Riordan, 11O1 New Jersey
avenue; Beall Baker, 1876 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; A. Amoroso, lie Stott's alley; Browning
Middleton, 6l0 Pennsylvania avenue; W. r.
Daley, 201 F street; NJ. V. Moran, BOIL M street.
sapproved-Barrooms-E A. Solari, 14O9.
1411 and 1413 Pennsylvania avenue, two other
saloons; continued violation Of Sunday law:
unfavorable Endorsement by Lieut. Amiss and
protest by Daniel Clarke. George Schweitzer.
1701 It'll street, four other saloons in neighbor-
hood; not enough signers. Francis Hall. 923
18th street, two other saloons in same neighbour
hood and protest of Isabella Given, of 921 18th
street. I: Fetter, 721 18th street; not enough
signers. p. g. Wittstatt 304 10th street, six
other saloons in this neighborhood and sus-
pected violation of Sunday law.
Southwest-Approved- Barrooms - James
Smallwood, 226 G street, ]. H. Richardson,
HOG Water street; W. F. Poulton, 227 7th street;
II. Mehler, 401 4th street; G. McNerney 474 T,
street; ]. ]. Brosnan, 500 AZ street.
acknowledgements arroom-E. F. Frei-
Der, 80 @ street. Wholesale-Henry Schwa-
koff, 211 Sd street; Thomas O'Driscoli, 247 10th
street.
acknowledgements wholesale-G. E. Alt
man, 200 street; P. Kennedy, 200 9th street;
G. E. Nelson, 7O7 street; J. A. Owen, 1900 I
street.
Disapproved- Barroom-George Egloff. 200
Sd street; not enough signers. Wholesale.
Edelin,, 13l street; E. Quigley, 42O L street;
P. O'Donoughue, 1922 street.
County-Approved-W holesale-N. c. Robey,
Anacostia, ID. G.
THE COLUMBIA ROAD CONDEMNATION.
Mr.. Jackson Holland, as attorney for Mr..
William Walter Phelps, accepted the verdict
Of the jury awarding Mr.. Phelps 81, $50 dam
ages for the amount Of his ground taken in
bia road. Sixteen and half feet on the west
side Of the road are taken from Mr.. Phelps.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A complaint has been lodged with the Com
missioners against lawless set Of boys who
destroy and mutilate property in the neighbor-
hood Of 8, between 18th and 18th streets north
west. The Commissioners have instructed the
police to remedy the trouble.
Some days ago Health Officer Townshend
called the Commissioner attention to the alley
between K and L, LIST and New Jersey avenue
northwest, which was found to be very danger
Gus, and recommended that it be improved
Immediately. The Commissioners have ap-
proved of the recommendation.
The Commissioners, by advertisement in
The STAR, have given notice of their
intention to open road from Leroy
street and Columbia road to California avenue,
in order to make direct thoroughfare to the
new Woodley Lane bridge over Rock creek.
Transfers Of Real Estate.