Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-24
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
The following applications for liquor licenses
are in the hands of the Commissioners for
action:
Wholesale-Henry Brandes. 1927 18th street
northwest; Domenico Cristofani, 1907 c street
southeast; William 7. Davis, 1467 street
northwest; John H. Evans, SO N street south
east: b. Benjamin Earnshaw, 1921 NJ street
southeast; Joshua ]. Green, Gil 7th street south
east; Charles E. Nelson, 701 street southeast;
Gaudenzio Riani, 1856 B street southeast; John
d. L. Smith, Harrison street, Anacostia.
Retail-Bernard Bryan, 121 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; John Crowley. 1926 NJ street
northwest; Joshua Clark, 1850 llth street south
east; Michael Doughorty, 1901 Sth street south
east: John Fraser, 1909 l1th street southeast;
James Ferry, 439 New Jersey avenue northwest;
Anna Graf, 40 Az PENNSYLVANIA avenue north
west; Ernst Loffler. SO II street northeast;
Richard W. Morgan, 1918 SOD street northwest;
Edwin Norman, 500 5th street northwest;
John c. Meyer, 2Ol I'd street northeast John
d. Manion, 726 7th street southwest; David
Nagle 153 u street southeast; Florence p. Rea-
gan, 627 h street northeast; August Schwsrz,
s27 It'll street northwest; Joseph L. Wilson,
ll04 9Th street southeast.
THE SCHOOL ESTIMATES.
Superintendent Powell has forwarded to the
Commissioners an estimate of the amour: re-
quired for the support Of the public schools
One superintendent, s3. 800; one superintend-
emit, 81, 700; one clerk and secretary, 81 500 one
clerk, $1,000; one clerk, $500; one truancy
agent, $500; one messenger, S7z0; one messen-
ger, $500; total for officers, Sl1, G20. Eight
hundred and ninety-fve teachers at an average
annual salary not to exceed $685., as per an
nexed schedule, S613.075; teachers in night
schools, $1,000; contingent expenses of night
schools, ,000 jantors nd care of buildings and
grounds. $50, lie; rent Of school buildings and
repair shop, $4,000; repairs and improve
ments, $50 600; tools, machinery, &C., for in
dustriai education and trades, s25, 900; fuel,
$50, 900; furniture for new school buildings,
81, 1000; contingent expenses, $40, 900; free text
books and school supplies, including high
schools, SIS, 00O;. six new buildings, four new
sites, two additions to sites, one addition to
building, reconstruction of one building and
reconstruction and addition to one building
s223, 100; grand total, 81, l46071.
NEW GAS MAINS
The Washington Gaslight Company has re-
quested permission to lay gas mains in the fol
lowing streets: 18th street, west side, between
and E streets northwest, in sidewalk: Rock
Creek Church road, from Whitney avenue
toward Spring road; Sampson street between
18th and 18th streets northwest, south side, in
sidewalk; Florida avenue, west side, between r
and streets northwest, in sidewalk.
MIscELLANEous.
L. H. Hyer, an inspector in the engineer de-
partment, has resigned and J. s. Garland ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
The chief Of the special assessment division
has written q letter to the Commissions call
ing attention to the fact that In the act author
izing special assessments under the compulsory
permit system there is no provision to levy an
assessment He suggested that the Commits
sioners issue new orders relative to the notice
to property owners.
The Commissioners have ordered new
public hydrant at LIST and NJ streets northwest.
The public pumps at the northeast corner Of
ath and pennsylvania avenue southeast and at
Sd and Massachusetts avenue northeast. being
worn out, have been ordered to be removed.
the wells cleaned and the water examined. II
the water is found fit for use new pumps will
be erected.