Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-27
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
LIQUOR LICENSES ACTED on.

AAo SoAnmiee1ouers nave approved the appn-
cation for retail liquor license Of Mary Martin,
l006 9Th St aw
They have rejected the applications of the
Jewell, BIOS Pa ave. NV; Hugh Mccain. 1923
llth st. NV; Cbas. Mccarthy, S401 NJ ST. NV;
Michael O'Donoghue, aw. cor. 36th and N SITS.
NV; John O'Brien. ne. cor. Florida and
Champlain aves., county; James 0'Donnell,
s0o 9th ct. NV: John c. 0'Donoghue, 1900
SSth st. NV; Dennis o Bren, 2o46 S5th st. n. W.;
Ihos Rupert, sl2 AZ st. s.w.; Chas. Repp,
1855 ST. NV; Gandenzio Riani. 1855 B st s.e.
and James H. Mahoney, 1923 n. Cap. St
Inc Commissioners today approved the fol-
loving applications for Wholesale liquor licenses:
Michael Mailman. 1850 It'll ST. n W.; J. p. Nc
Donnel, NV. cor. 18th and SITS. NV;
Dorothea Mccormick. ll3s New Jersey ave- n.
w.; Frank Mcknew, 1871 K st. NV: Jno. Nc
Laughlin 3522 St NV; Thos A. McAllister,
go St So: Mary McKenny, 2l4s G ST. NV;
Theo.F. MoCauley, 2os Pa. ave. s.e.; Patrick j.
McDonough. 2A2s st. NV; Jno. Mcclure, 423
lst st. s.w.; Christopher c. Mckinney, 1881
Corcoran ST. NV; VIM. McGrath. lao ST. n.
e. Jno. McGowne, 2713 NJ st. NV; Arthur
Nattans. 4SS 18th st. NV; August w. Noack,
lSSl-lSSS St NV; Brison Norris. sol II ST. n.
e.; Patrick F. Michigan, SOL st. me-; Chas. f.
Nelson, 70l st. s.e.; Hannah inland, 1928 2Sd
st. NV: Frank ]. Nolte. rs sth ST. ae;
Herman Oppenheimer, 1885 18th ST. n. W. On. A. B.
~; Onutt Tribby NV. cor I'd and SITS. me-;
Jno. D. OMera, e47 It'll st. n. e.: Jno. R. Ogle,
Canal road, county: Geo. W. Offutt, 5000 NJ 81.
NV; Catharine ODonoghue. 8. w. cor 5th and
sta. n. W.; Mary E. O'Donoghue, 1851 2sth
st. n. W.; Bridget O'Melie, 1882 Ward place n.
w.; Patrick OCallaghan, 1900 ST. NV; Geo.
A hare lssI .th ST. n W.; Christian ock-
ershausen, 5l5 18th st. s.w.; Mark OHalloran,
200 ed st. n. W.; Catharine O'Toole, Ills l4th
st. n. w.; Jno b. Prout, All Az st. sw; Chas
A Prentiss, 935 9Th st. n. w.; Samuel c. Palmer.
1868 S2d St n. W.; Patrick Phillips l26 Bst NV;
vincent W. Power, 9l5 Louisiana ave. NV;
Thos. Petersen, 1929 Sd st. s.w.: Samuel C.
Palmer, 6l5 to 62S d st. s.w.; Frank Pitzer. sol
East Capitol ST.; Ann Quill. so G st. NV. On A
B. D. Geo. Russell, 500 H ST. me-; Otto Rup-
pert, 14OO 18th st. NV; James +. Russell, $50
9Th st. NV; Maurice Rooney, 1928 Maryland
ave. ne; Frank J. Reilly, 731 Alb st. NV:
Louis Rothschild, 2l7 AZ st. NV; Samuel
Rothschild, 500 14th st. NV; Maurice Roche.
llS st. NV; David Riordan. 110l New Jersey
ave. NV; Ray Craig, 3275 NJ st. NV; Jacob
s. Redman, 222 9th st. NV; Cbas. H. Raub L
Co., 1885 H st. NV; Thos. A. Rover, 741 North
Capitol st. ne.
An ASSESSMENT CANCELLED.
In accordance with the judgment Of the Dis
trict Supreme Court the special assessment in
the case of Mickle against the District of Column
bia has been Cancelled by the direction of the
Commissioners.
AGAINST THE STREET PIANOS.
Some days ago Messrs. Pfeiffer 4 Conlif.
SIG 18th street northwest. complained to
the Commissioners of a nuisance caused by
the playing of street planes before their
place of business and requested that il be
stopped The chief OF police reporting that
there were but thirteen licensed street pianos
Messrs. Pfeiffer d Conflict we're today informed
that. while the Commissioners could not eaui-
tably prevent the playing of the instruments
altogether, the police would be instructed to
prevent it as far as possible.
CEMENT SIDEWALK
Under the permit system Crawford cement
sidewalk will be laid at the southeast corner of
9Th and streets northwest at a cost Of SSH sc.
SEWER ORDERED
The Commissioners have directed that the
construction OF a sewer on the south side of 7
street between Saith and 35th northwest at an
estimated cost of 1872 be added to the schedule
of work to be done when funds become avail
able
LIQUOR HEARING.
At noon tomorrow the Commissioners will
give hearing to the people of Aracostia who
are opposed tothe granting Of licenses for the
sale of liquor in that place.
GAS LAMPs ORDERED.
The erection of lamps have been ordered by
the Commissioners as follows: Gas-one east
side of Sth between 1 and streets northeast:
one west eide Of 9th between 1 and X streets
northeast: one west side of 18th between Mary
land avenue and F street: one southeast corner
OF 9th and X streets northeast. Oil-one south
side OF G between 18th and 18th streets south
east: one southeast corner of 10th and streets
northeast; two west side of LIST between and
L. streets northeast; east side of 18th
between ID and Z streets southeast
PERMIT WORK ORDERED.
The Commissioners have directed that the
following work be done under the compulsory
permit system: Laying and relaying sidewalks
11th street southwest, b 9th sides, between
Maryland and Virginia avenues; G. srteet north
west north side, from 18th to 18th street north
west, north side. from 7th to Stir; 22d street
northwest, from No. 1922 to l.: ID street south
east, north side, from 9th to eth: lIth street
northeast, west side, from II to MARYLAND ave-
nue.; Benning road, south side, from 18th to
Clagett street Paving alleys-all alleys in
square SIS.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
The Commissioners today awarded the con-
tract for the erection of the Girls Reform
School to Mr.. Columbus Thomas, the lowest
bidder, his bid being s24,9o9 The amount ap-
propriated by Congress for the purpose was
$4,000.
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
today: A. c. Clancy, two two-story and cellar
frame dwellings, lots 8 and Q, block IL. Trini-
dad; $4,000 W. J. Glenn, two two-story and
cellar frame dwellings, lots 10 and IL, block IL,
Trinidad; $4,000. w. J. Glenn. one two-storv
and cellar frame dwelling, lot IL, block ii,
Trinidad $4,000.
ENGINEERS LICENSES GRANTED.
Steam engineers licenses have been granted
as follows: Richard Emmons, first class; ]. NJ
Scates, JOS. P. Fleming and @. F. Humphrey,
third class.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have favorably recon-
mended House bill 1878, creating a board of
charities in the District
Superintendent r. A. Coundie Of the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad has been requested
to deposit $3.50 with the Commissioners for the
purpose Of repairing the main sewer at the
corner of 18th and E streets southeast. dam
aged by the explosion of gasoline in the
collision on that road at the tunnel few DAYS
ago.
The authorities of the Soldiers Home have
been granted a permit to make a connection
with the water main at the corner of 7th street
extended and Whitney avenue.
Mr.. Isaac Jones, 112 I'd street southeast. has
been informed by the Commissioners that they
have no authority to issue a drawback for a tax
rate certificate in place of paving stock sur
rendered in 1881.
At his own request Assistant Engineer Thos