Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-28
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
LIQUOR LICENSES.

LIQUOR LICENSES.
| The District Commissioners have approved
applications for liquor licenses from the follow
ing saloon keepers in Georgetown. who have
signed the agreement to close their places on
| Sunday:
Retaii-Patrick Dugan, s2s5 NJ street north
west; J. R. and W. II. A. Lang, 3206 NJ street
| northwest: Fritz Wittmer. 2901 NJ street north
| west; Jacob W. Power. ll26 29th street north
west; Alice Moran, 2s05 NJ street northwest
| Margaret Moran, BOIL NJ street northwest:
Charles A. Fields, 1904 NJ street northwest;
| George Collins. S0l5 Water street northwest:
| Winifred Brannan, 1868 Market space; Edward
| r. Reynolds, 303S NJ street northwest: James
F. Simmonds, 5000 NJ street northwest; John c.
| Qpackcnbush, 32l5 h street northwest; W. II.
| Quackenbush, 104S SD street northwest; Daniel
Casey, Canal road, county; Theresa A. Neenan,
| 3214 NJ street northwest; Dennis F. Ready,
| 1914 NJ street northwest; Reuben Rowzell. $500
NJ street north west; William Mccoy. 1882 SD
street northwest; James E McGrath. 1902 SD
| street northwest; George Shafer. S6o5 NJ street
| northwest; James Sullivan, 1881 35th street
| northwest; John Mckenna, 3057 Water street;
Thomas ]. Stanton, 1929 NJ street northwest,
| and McGill Grove, 1908 NJ street northwest.
Other applications were acted on as follows:
Retail approved-William Carley, 902 Goth
| street northwest; Thomas j. Mcclure, I41 oath
street northwest; Henry E. Baltz. 1901 Goth
street northwest; William I. Harvey, 2s02 II
! street northwest; John II. Schombert 20l0 h
street northwest; Lafayette j. Butler, 623 23d
street northwest; Michael 2. Flaherty, 2639
street northwest; W. W. Spilman. 703 2Sd street
northwest, and P. ]. Roche, Hotel Arno.
Rejected-William J. Kerr, col New Hamp-
shire avenue; John F. Kane, 1000 25th street
| northwest; Daniel p. Hannah, $50 9th street
northwest; John ID. Gallagher. 2519 II street
northwest and George ]. Hilbur, $500 G street
| northwest.
Wholesale approved-Benjamin L. Wheeler,
| 1755 X street northwest; b. t. Whiteside and j.
r. Walton, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue north
west; r. L. Magruder. 1900 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest r. Z. l.. Yellott and jeremiah
| Rust, SOC goth street northwest; Frank s. Lar
| kin. 800 oath street northwest; Mark O'Hal-
| laran, 700 22d street northwest: c. Wilmer Il
Co., 1918 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Julia
A. and Ida NJ. Demonet. 1712 and l714 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest; Philip H. Ward,
2l0O Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Michael
Flynn, 2O3O H street northwest; William r.
Brown, S32 Goth street northwest; John H. Ma
gruder, 1l22 Connecticut avenue northwest;
| Pieno Izzi, 1925 street northwest.
Wholesale rejected-George f. Dwycr, 4Os
18th street northwest; ]. w. Whitehead and j.
| ID. Watkins, 1900 10th street northwest; Thomas
II. Henshaw. 22O3 L street northwest; Carl
| Eschenger, 9l7 26th street northwest
| Retail liquor licenses have been granted by
the Commissioners follows: Brill & Ruben
stein, 44 9th street; John L. Burkhardt, 942
f. Chamberlin, 1926 18th street; John l.. Devine,
| the Shoreham; Chas. G.. Eschenbrenner. 1925
street; Edward Flick, $40 10th street; W. M.
Gallant, 800 Sth street; Michael Lyons, SOC
PENNSYLVANIA avenue; A. ]. Raft, 1901 f street;
John. 4. Trego, 18th and Pennsylvania avenue;
| VIM. b. Wright, Sol 18th street.
| Wholesale licenses have been granted as fol-
lows: Acker Kenner. 1929 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.; James A. Bailey. 6lS Massachusetts, avenue
northeast; Norval W. Burchell, 1925 street; c.
c. Bryan, l4l3 New York avenue; Samuel
Bien, 400 9Th street; Herman Benzler, 923 Tenn
perance Hall alley; Chas. Beatty, manager
Bartholomay Brewery Co., l10-l12 c street; G..
G. Cornwell, Son & Co.. 14l2-14l4
D street; Matthew Goddard, 1901 H street;
Leonard Griebel, 922 10th street; VIM. Hirst,
rear of $50 9TH street: Herman Hollander,
agent. 425 18th street, John Keyworth, 31S 9th
street, John Lynch, 404 9th street; J..
r. Major, 800 eth street; J. D. O'Meara,
| 665 7th street northeast; Henry Otto, $40 G
street northeast; V. W. Power, 915 Louisiana
| avenue; Chas. A. Prentiss, 935 9th street, Jas.
F. Russell, $50 9th street; Jacob Redmond, 222
9Th street; Alice X. Seligson, exec, 1l00-l2O2
Pennsylvania avenue; Show q lift l0lS Con-
necticut avenue; j. Hall Semmes, 740 18th
street; W. s. Thompson, 703 18th street; Chas.
b. Van Syckel. 622 18th street; Robert White.
jr., 500 9Th street; John P. Duhey, POL 9th
street southeast; Patrick Ferrali, All L street
| southeast; q. +. and ]. H. GulicL 243 LIST street
southeast; ]. F. and A. G. Hermann, 752 10th
street southeast: John H. Magruder, 14l7 New
| York avenue; John MadigLn, Anacostia; Theo.
F. McCauley, 209 Pennsylvania avenue south
east; Michael Mccormick, 227 Pennsylvania
| avenue southeast; August W. Noack. 1878 E
street; Frank Pitzer. sol East Capitol street:
Edward Quigley, APO L street southeast; Samuel
Rothschild, 829 14th street; G. g. c. Simms,
14th and New York avenue; G. W. Talbert and
H. z: McCauley. 1919 18th street southeast; j.
z. Williams, 800 Georgia avenue southeast;
Chas. E. Worthington, 923 4th street southeast;
Carl L. Wagner, LAG c street southeast.
The following applications have been re-
jected: Retail-George Frederick, Harrison
street. Anacostia; Lewis F. Menikheim. I1l2 ID
| street; Samuel Ross, Benning race track.
Wholesale-W. W. Brown, POI n street south
east; Philip Barry, 800 10th street southeast;
| John Carroll, 1901 street southeast; John
Crlmmin, 600 b street southeast; Geo. E. Davis,
Monroe street, Anacostia; Geo. Hammer. 517
| llth street southeast; Jane Hart, 800 l street
southeast; John S. Hayes, Anacostia; John
| Hessell, 326 llth street southeast HeErysKuhn.
sol 18th street southeast; q. A. Long, 922 c
street southeast; Anthony Nattans, 43s It'll
street; Elias Padgett l226 street; Emma E.
man. 42S 10th street; Jas. w. Simpson, Nichols
avenue, Anacostia; John F. Weeden, Benning
| cross roads.
Cassius Bown has resigned the position of
messenger in the Office of the attorney for the
District on account of illness. The resignation
has been accepted.
| BAD ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
The Commissioners have written to Mr.. A. A.
Thomas, president of the U. s. Electric Light
ing Company, calling his attention to the many
complaints that have been received as to the
insutiiciency of the electric light on many of
| the streets in this city. During the busy sea-
son preceding Christmas there was an unusual
demand for lights in stores. and tho limited
plant could not supply the demand. The re-
suit was that the public lighting suffered. and
in many cases the arc lamps were not turned
| on until u late hour. Tie Commissioners have
been assured that work is being pushed as rap
| idly as possible on the increased plant, and
that by the 10th of January the company will
be in position to supply all demands Nothing
further will be Done in the matter by tine au-
i thoritles.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses havo been issued by tn ,