Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPT.
TATISTS

superb lot and house on 81. near 9th. so
by lO3 #. to loft alley with loft. alley on
the side for upper bay windows and side light.
Suitable for hotel fiat, but particularly
adapted to putting up similar but larger
building than that of the Union Fire Insurance
Company on st. Price only SIG per foot-con-
sideraoly less than obtained for al Joining and
less desirable lot G st. is bound to rank equal
with in the urse Of time, and such an oppor-
tunity as this is rare.
PROCTOR PROCTOR.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
1t 901 st. NV.
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THOMAS & THOMAS, Managers Washington
Branch Office. 800 F ST. oc26
SCOMMIssIoNERs OF THE DISTRICT
% OF COLUMBIA. Washington, d. c.. Oc-
lice regulations in and for the District OF cOubia is
hereby amended by adding to section thereof the fol-
IN s BY inches nor sa he
IN hesh and in no case shall extend beyond the inner
lne o. the curb No sign or advertisement of any sort
shall be built eTe"tcl or hung upon from the roof
and GEORGETOWN 20 protect more that 3 feet inches
be- ond the building line. nor shall box, board or
around or a-ins any tree, lamp post other post.
po!e o? other OBJECT in said cities. and
erected or that may be ererted the top OF the
street front OF any building or attached to awning
frame Or OTHER structure attached such building,
shall be taken down and rellIoved when rotten IN
safe. Awning posts and frames shall be of iron.
The posts shall be set III stone or iron blocks no:
less than inches within tie edge OF the curb,
and the frames must be firmly secured to the
building, and IN no shall awnings here
after ertcte: interfere with street lamps On
parked streets awnings may he used in front OF bus
exceed the distance OF fifteen from the build
nS line No part OF the frame canvas of awning
shall be at less height than eaht feet from the side
walk. Al buildings of a public character. already
places OF nu-eIent and instruction the doors shall
open outward and remain open when the building is
occupiet. !. except fly doors opening both ways which
may De kept rlOsed The hall DOORS irways, seats
and aises shall he arranged facilitate in
cases OF fire accident. and to afford the requisite
ard proper accommodation for the public protection
IN such cases all alsles anu passageways such
building shall lie kept Tree from camp Stools chairs.
sofas and other obstrurtons during any service,
hiDitIon lecture. performance, concert, ball any
pubic assenbage. In all theaters and public places
OF amusement there snail be kept attached to plug
water attachment, to be furnished by the
lessees for that purpose. sufficient hose of the size
used by the fire department to extend to the furthest
limits OF said place Of amusement. and said hose shall
be xept at all times i'll good order and repair and ready
for immediate use No box pit for manure shall
be placed beyond the building line. The penalties
provided IN section of article Of the police regula-
tons in and for the District Columbia for violation
hereby made applicable for violation Of any of the
provisions OF this amendment. j. W. DOUGLASS,
JOHN W. ROSS. WM. p ROSSELL. Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia. oc24-3t
R~OFFICE OF THE ARLINGTON FIRE
49, insurance Company for the District of Co
iumbia. loo Pa ave-, north OF Y. S. Treasury
IN hQfh flaxs incl lnsty