Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-14
SUBURBAN NEWS
AsiCOSTIA.

The will Of Mrs. Alice Golden. who died
recently at her home on Maple avenue, has
been filed in Washington. The document
was made in Camden. n. j., and directs
that the children, Stephen, Ahce, Caldwell,
Marie and Charles Golden, shall share
equally the personal property. Mrs. S. Nj.
Golden Of AnacOstia, widow of the late Ste
phen Golden, is named as executrix, with
out bond, and appointed guardian OF the
children.
There is much Indignation expressed in
Anaco5tia over the action of several Wash
ington business men, who one day this
week appeared before the House committee
on appropriations, and, while interfering in
behalf OF Mt. Pleasant against the con-
tagious lspital being located there. at the
same time suggested that it be located in
the vicinity of AnaCostia. Several MEM
bers of the citizens association have eX-
pressed themselves very strongly against a
recommendation Of this character. 1t was
not improper, said eX-President Buckley of
the association, for them 10 object to its
location near Mt. Pleasant, but il was
wrong TO suggest it be located in Anacostia
There is talk of a mass-meeting of the citi-
zeEs TO take steps locking 10 the killing of
any effort to locate il on the Anacostia side
Of the river.
George W. Bell is sick at his home on
Howard avenue.
William II. King Camp, Sons of Veterans.
have elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: Captain, II. f. Emo; first lieu
tenant. j. b. Pitcher, and second lieuten-
ant. Edward Il. Nash
Within the last month the following
building permits have been issued for
buildings in Anacostia Mary V. Bowen. Il
dwelling on jefferson street near Taylor;
Marie friedrich. frame house on Harrison
street; "A. NJ. Green, frame house on 18th
street extended; William +. Hayes, dwell
ing on Nichols avenue; II. II. Lawrence,
frame house on Jefferson street: Moses A.
Stevens, frame house in Hillsdale; c. f.
Nelson, frame dwelling on Minnesota ave-
nue.; A. NJ. Pezold, frame house at l23
Pierce street; John II. Anderson, a large
shed at 800 Taylor street, and Joseph f.
Arnold, general repairs at 302 Monroe
street, the latter consisting in the transfer
nation of the new brick store and dwelling
into dwelling only.
public street hydrant has been ordered
by the Commissioners to be plaC ed at the
corner OF Harrison and 18th streets.
Jefferson street extended, beyond Taylor.
Is soon TO receive another Improvement in
the shape OF p new water main, which will
extend 155 feet east Of Taylor street.
Mr.. W. y. Frceman's child which has
been ve:y sick is reported better.
Mr.. Henry Linger of Harrison street is
The committee representing the citizens
OF Anaccsta which was to have met the
Senate District committee regarding the
ire engine and engine house I'm Anacostia
did not meet the committee on "Wednesday.
owing 20 letter from the committee ask
ing them TO defer their visit until next
week
The friends of DR.. Feelemeyer no longer
have any fears as to his whereabouts.
Letters have been received from him at
DOoksville. w. Va, the home of his father,
Rev. GeorEe Feelemcyer. There was some
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm the county regarding
DIR. Feelemeyers absence and the rumors
circulated have I'm a great measure proven
untrue. The doctor. before leaving. ar
ranged his affairs satisfactorily to his ac-
quSintances. and changed his residence to
locality where there was larger practice
fer him.