Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-07
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Names Withdrawn.

The Commissioners have been requested
10 Withdraw the names OF John T. Che.s.y
and Katharine w. Chesley from the peti
ton asking fo- railroad on 18th street
To he Paved.
The health officer has recommended the
paving of the alley running north and south
In square AL in the interest of the public
health.
Want the Pump.
A petition has been received by the Com
missioners from the residents and property
owners in the vicinity of l4th and b streets
southwest, praying that the pump recently
removed from that locality be replaced
after the well has been cleaned.
To He Repaired.
o. L. wolfsteiner on behalf of a numbsr
of residents who are compelled TO use the
sidewalk OF Florida avenue from 18th to
l4th streets. has petitioned the Commits
sioners TO put the dangerous sidewalk along
TINS street in its proper condition.
An Available Point.
rumerousy signed petition from the
residents and property owners in the yicln-
lily of Poplar Point has asked Favorable
consideration Of Poplar Point as the termi-
nus Tor new bridge across the Eastern
branch. claiming that ali CONSIDERATIONS Of
economy end utility render IL the most
available point.
No Opinion.
Ihe commissioners have reported on the
following bill: ITO Incorporate the Column
bia Life Insurance Association of the Dis
trict Of Columbia" which was referred To
them for their views thereon. They ex-
press no opinion on the bill. for the reason
that they were advised by Mr. c. B. Hem
lngway. that the bill was introduced al his
instance, and that its enactment would be
superf1uous, as the object sought by the bin
can be attained under the general incor-
poration law.
IT. Notwithstanding this statement. the
committee still desires report by the Com
missioners, they say they will submit one
Liquor Licenses.
At the regular meeting OF the excise board
yesterday afternoon the following applica-
tons for wholesale liquor licenses were
granted:
Samuel c. Palmer, 615 d street southwest:
Henry III. Elliott 15o0 14th street north
vest; John j. DAILY, 1867 c street southwest:
stark u. Taylor. jr. 1926 eth street porth-
wesl; George w. Talbert and Henry G. Nc
Sauley, l2l9 11th street southeast; Daniel
=. Ieane, 2ea G. street northwest: George
w Ray, 32i9 NJ street northwest; Oliver s
Maus. 1916 Nj street northwest; E. J. Tur-
ley, l645 10Th street northwest; Gilbert Win
ter. 721 18th street northwest: Phil,n n
ward, 2l5a h street northwest: b. l.
" heeler. 100 street northwest. Philip
~: wilson, 9Si 18th street northwest: Julius
kiedt, Jr., 1914 9th street northwest. John
ID. OMeara. 6I1 9TH street northeast. Viii
nam & Schaffer, Tenleytown; Walter F.
White. 620 18th street northwest; Nathan
A. Poole. 344 Louisiana avenue northwest.
michael Moore. 6O1 I'D street northwest:
John H. Magruder. 1411 New York avenue
northwest; Thomas A. McAnister. go n
street southeast; Nicholas H. Shea 6a2
fehnsylNania avenue northwest. and John
II: Schuelter. 1901 9Th street northwest
Retail licenses were issued TO Daptel
sweeney, 80 Canal street southwest: johann
ma hoermann, 1ooi Pennsylvania avenue
northwest; John p. Welcker. Alb 9Th street
northwest; Anthony Schneider l12 Panns,lN
Sania avenue northwest: Patrick ]. McEili
gotI ol3 1 street southwest and John M
fefreard, JOS 1ith street northwest