Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-09
Dissrscs Gsvsrnaens Affair.

ApASoERous WALL 10 IN RKrAuxn /
@ some Gays ago THr srAn made mention CT Capt |
wall Of the Georgetown market yard To-day the |
commissioners approving OF Capt symons' recom- |
mending It's repair at once. They say there are
no funds available for the payment for this work
except from the emergency fund. The commis,
the language OF the act OF March 3 1857. making
appropriations for the District OF Columbia for the
Of SUCH as riot ps % e.S Ssss
wise surlcaently provided for" embraces the
which the emergency fund can be iegitimateiy
applied. The question OF availability Of this fund
for the purpose herein stated 10 submitted. A
photograph OF the wall accompanies the letter.
TO WIDEN THE STREET.
On April Mr.. H A. Smoot was granted per.
init TO erect two dwellings and stores at 1899 and
l9al S1n street The building regulations allow
feet over the building line. Mr.. Smoot projected
his building foot over the building line and was
the street at this point is very narrow. To-day
MI. Entwtsle In letter TO the Commissioners
recommended that the curb be removed several
rect thereby widening the street at this point and
permitting Mr.. Smoot 10 continue with his work
The location OF the buildings In question Is at the
ers have approved OF the building Inspectors rec
omnendation.
WILL NOT IMPROVE THE HICKEY ROAD
The Commissioners have written 10 Mr.. c. B.
provement OF the Hickey road that this road is on
the dividing lines OF adjacent properties and is
the nse " put spy ane
sioners say they do not consider IL OF legal width
70 accept II as public road. Moreover. they
OF It's being laid out with any proper plan OF sub
division, they Will adhere TO the determination
, tnaI nothing be done upon II, especially whilst
there Is 50 much work TO be done on roads OF much
with. ''0 -' W
MouoR LICENSES.
The issue OF liquor license for bar-room, Mrs.
Alice Kelly, 332 street southwest has been ap-
proved, and the application for liquor license OF
Esau L johnson, LOO street northwest, has been
Officers Elected.
At the annual meeting OF the washington I'm
provement Co. last night the following officers
Tor the coming year were elected: M. L Weller.
president; L j. Hannah, vice-president; A. b.
Coppes. treasurer; g. r. Repettl, secretary; board
Gardner, A B. Coppes, @. +. Dawson, G. R. Kepetti,
Lawrence Gardner, @. r. Repetu; auditing com.
mittee, NJ b. Harlow, ]. II. Dram, T. v. smith
Inc company Is now completing a row OF houses
on 9TH street southeast and has commenced the
Improvement OF Calvert Close.
The Union Trestle and Bridge Company last
ss reside rsSSod Gse2
treasurer; Z. Everett Ellis. secretary; A. L
smith, assistant secretary, and Max Luchs, Leo
Luchs, Geo. w. Zeigler, owen Donnelly, Louis A.
Dellwig and n. I. Engel directors.
AT The ~ Knights hts Of 81 augustine Command
for the ensuing year: Chaplain, Rev. Augustine
Talton; commander, Chas. II Butler; first
deputy Commander. VIM. s Lopton: recording
scribe, Hal jackson; financial scribe, Isaac
handis; ,o ssaptaMn,general' James NJ joy;
Harris; standard bearer, Charles john
son; board OF governors, Horace Dyer, Henry A.
jackson. Alex. B. Thomas, James +. jackson,
has accepted the invitation TO take part In the
procession on the occasion OF laying the corner
stone OF the new Catholic University.
Real Estate sales.
Agostina Montegrifo, Jr., has bought OF Jas L
az q
northwest
Fred Koones has bought for 81 ], 900 OF Pauline
the north side Of NJ street, between stn and 10Th
streets northwest
The ALUMINIUM PROCESS Co. OF this city com
pleted Its organization at Harper's Ferry on May
. with capitalization OF $4,000 electing It's
with A. A. Thomas as president and treasurer j.
Clement Smith, vice president and attorney;
Myron N. Parker, secretary; Jas. II. Carpenter,
general manager, and William A. Baldwin, met
ailurgtst.
RANCE OF THE THKRNoNKrKk-The following
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$105O0 DAAAGEs.-To-day Melville Blair Domer
by Messrs. Coleman and Of1ey, filed a suit to re-
aS 60 Ss1aG G,o !ne sar 1oss o ana ONO Rai
resulting thererrom and $500 for money expended
In consequence Of an accident to him by a car In
to Baltimore on june ~ iss7 Jumping tie )" track
at place called Terra Alta. He alleges that he
was postal clerk, and the car In which he was
scent he YVES badly bruised and permanently dis
abled and prevented from attending 70 his duties.
the Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Dainese agt. Kendall; argued and
EQUITY CouRr-Judges Ooz and James,
Yesterday, Cake agt. The Richmond; restraining
order issued. Mclaughlin agt. McIntire; pro con-
fesso Smart agt. smart: divorce granted. Same
Walach. O'Dea agt Brown; John Hickey APP
pointed guardian ad ntem. Lord agt o'Donno-
ghue; claim OF James Manogue ordered paid. At
tick agt Mulhofer; execution ordered TO issue.
Wilson agt. Miller; VIM. II. Miller made party de-
PENDANT r &C; Ketcham agG GEORGETOWN COLLEGE;
rule ON UruSJ6c issued. DENNIS agts James, re-
order discharged.
PRoBArE CoURT-Judge Or.
Yesterday Estate OF Jno. c. DENLY; auditors
report and exhibits filed. Estate OF VIM. Henery;
viii nled. Estate OF Carl Mueller; inventory OF
personal estate nled; value $234.50 Estate OF
Jos. Beck; inventory or money and good debts |
nled; value s. $50. Estate OF VIM. ID. Fuller In. |
ventory OF personal estate within District nled:
value $40, 3Sl.6l.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN |
To-day, ChaIee agt Blatchford; on hearing. |
EQUITY CoUKr-yudge Obx.
To-day, Carman agt. Carman; commission to get /
of non-residents. Herndon agt Herndon:
ordered taken by c. Ingle. Lane sgG |
Wallach.
POLICE CoURr-yudge Shell
To-day, Elizabeth Dorsey, colored, disorderiy /
conduct; IS or 10 days Ada Shepherd, colored, /
conduct; s. or Is days. Peter Gate
wood, colored profanity; s. or days. ChaA II.
Reyn olds, colored, cruelty TO animals; s. or Is /
lays Mary veine, trespass on parks; collateral /
forfeited Samuel Morgan and VIM johnson, sus-
Pici0us persons; bonds OF 20 Gays each. John
beth Dorsey, do; DO.
Affalrs In West WashfngtOn.
CITIZENS ASSOCIATION ConnrTHEs-The various
committees designated at o recent meeting OF the
Citizens Association met Last night and elected
their respective chairmen as follows Streets and
sewers J. T. Mitchell; cemeteries and sanitary,
nterests Benz. Miller. The committees on Rock
Greek, water and gas were not organized The ex-
ecutive committee will be composed OF the chair
men OF various committees, together with the
president secretary, and treasurer OF the assoc1a-
ion.