The Washington times., 1894-10-24
CONCERNS OF THE DISTRICT.
Transfers and Promotions in the Public
SchooIs-Increase i'll Applications
for Retail Liquor License

for Retail Liquor License.
Secretary Falck, of the District board of
schooltrustees. reported the following changes
Yesterday in the status of teachers:
Il. s. Tracey, music teacher promoted IRON
S400 to S425 per annum; c. NJ. Burchard. tenn
porary teacher in Eastern High School, ut
S72O, was appointed teacher at F40O per an
mum.
First division-Fenton Mann, appointed
ianitor at Force school, vice Mary Mann,
transferred; S. S. Smith. teacher, transferred
to 2 A division from division, vice A. A.
Chesney, and reduced from.S875 to SS25 per
annum; Reoecca Burtt, appointed ianitress OF
one cooking schooroom Seaton school. at a
per month, vice Fenton Mann, transferred: l..
L. Mortimer, teacher in 2 B division, pro-
NOTED from $3.50 to $3.50 per annum, vice M.
Z. Gwin. transferred; NJ. G.. Mahr, teacher at
$400, transferred from b division; l. M.Ben-
nett, teacher at S4O0 per annum, transferred
from A division.
Third diyision-F G. Steinberg. teacher at
$780, transferred from B division.
Fifth diyision-A. A. Chesney, teacher,
transferred and promoted from SS25 TO 1875
per annum vice S. S. Smith; i. ?. Bailey,
teacher, promoted from $3.50 TO $3.50 per an
mum; NJ L. Given, teacher, transferred and
promoted from $3.50 to $3.50 per annum, vice
L. p. Bailey; NJ. A. Riley, teacher, promoted
from 425 to $3.50 per annum.
The foregoing changes to take effect Octo-
Der l, 1894.
Seventh and Eighth divisions -Boynton
Dodson, appointed teacher OF drawing at
$500 per annum, to take effect October 15
Promotions are made in the Seventh divis-
ion as follows: j. V. Morris, $3.50 to 800 per
annum; NJ E. Bowie, $3.50 to $3.50; NJ. A.
Shelton $500 to $500; NJ. l. Smith, $500 to
$3.50.
NJ NJ. Shelton has been appointed teacher
at $500 per annum the last-mentioned fore
going changes to take effect October l, 1894.
Orders issued yesterday:
That Hornbiower d Marshall. Tor w. j.
Boardman be granted q permit 10 construct
driyeways across the sidewalk at the corner of
Eighteenth and P streets northwest, provided
no trees are removed or injured thereby.
That two catch-basins be constructed at the
intersection of Superior street and Central
avenue and Superior street and Ontario ave-
nue..
That the public well at the corner of Sew
enth and G. streets be closed and abandoned.
That water main be laid in North Capitol
street, between Quincy and streets.
That cement sidewalk be laid in front of
No. 1925 / street northwest, under permit
system.
Building Inspector Entwisle issued the fol-
lowing permits yesterday: II. w. Boswell,
dwelling No. 1850 Water street southwest,
81. 800: J. H. Hilton, repairs TO store and
dwelling, No. 1902 Eighth street southeast,
81, 500: DR.. r. Reyburn, to build an Office,
No. 2133 + street northwest, $500; William Fl.
Honey, addition to dwelling No. 1859 Thirty
second street northwest, $500; Mrs. S. E.
Main, addition to dwelling, Stott's Station,
$1,000.
The excise board passed upon the following
applications for license yesterday:
Transfers allowed. retail-Kate Humphrey,
No. 3l5 @ street northwest; Frank Yesper, No.
2901 VI street northwest; George Miller, jr.,
Nos. 937 and 939 Fourth street northwest;
John j. Tehan, No. 1901 E street northwest;
John P. Stinzing, No. 5ll Seventh street
northwest.
Transfers rejected. Christopher Hoff-
man, No. 1889 Eleventh street southeast;
Henry Senay, No. 202 Four-and-a-han street
southwest.
Up to and including yesterday 21 applica-
tions, accompanied by S400 each, had been
filed for license for the ensuing year. On and
including the same date last year 1S5 applica-
tions had been filed, difference of fifty-six.
Sealed proposals were opened at the Dis
trict building yesterday for the construction
ofthe additional ward at the government
asylum. provided for in the last appropria-
ton bill The names of bidders with the
amounts respectively bid are as follows:
Hunt & McRea, 81, l75; J. II. Hewlett, 50, 400;
Peter Mccartney, So, 100; Brigham Lowe,
s., ,233; r. ,. Leathers, S3, 200; W. Rothwel,
So 303, and I. Goodwin, $3, 524
Messrs. Jordan and Richardson and others,
whose complaint as 70 the condition OF
Nichols avenue was filed with the Commits
sioners several days ago. were yesterday in
formed that while the limited appropriation
will not justify the cleaning of that thorough
fare as frequently as may be desirable, the
superintendent OF street cleaning will have it
swept by machine once a week and by hand
at such places and times as the machines may
prove to be inadequate.
The Commissioners yesterday formally ap-
proved the schedule for street improvements,
which was the same as that heretofore pub
lished in The TINES The list of streets is
permanent as adopted. but the extent 70
which the improvements can be made will
depend upon the appropriations allowed by
Congress-