Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-21
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
The Antf-Grnye Robbfnr Bill.


The Commissioners, in a communication
to the chairman of the Senate committee
on the District, recommend favorable
action on the House bill providing for the
promotion Of anatomical science and to
prevent the dissertation of graves in the
District of Columbia.
The American University.
Favorable action has been recommended
to the Senate District committee by the
Commissioners on the House bill to amend
the act to incorporate the American Uni
versity.
Building Permits.
Building permits have been issued as
follows: John Walton, four brick dwellings
at Nos. 80 to 31S South Carolina avenue
southeast, to cost $4,000; A. W. Wells.
three frame dwellings and stores at Twin
ing City, to cost 5000.
Liquor Licenses.
The excise board has granted the follow
ing liquor applications:
Retail-Hubert Bohnke, 1902 Bladensburg
road; John Eller. p o street; William Ry-
an, 221 Sd street
Wholesale-Henry l.. Blount. 30 E street
southwest; John Eller. 21 o street.
Requested Permission.
August Donath of Gil 9TH street has re-
quested permission to tap the sewer rum
ming southwardly from the corner of 9th
and X streets. The matter has been re-
ferred to the engineer department.
Impossible Condition.
Messrs Meyers and Anderson Of 1923 q
street have called the attention of the
Commissioners to the impossible condi-
ton of the streets in the vicinity of Ly-
decker and Morgan streets, Holmead
Manor. They request that the Commits
sloners nave suitable crossings put down.
Employment Approved.
Forrest, Rudolph Murphy and John Scrog-
gins. in the pound service, from February Is
to 20, inclusive, with compensation at the
rate of $40 per month has been approved
by the Commissioners.
Removal Ordered.
The inspector of buildings has been re-
quested by the Commissioners to notify
the parties owning frame building In 9th
| street just north of NJ street to remove
the same on or before April /, 1895.
New Sewers.
1t ordered by the Commissioners
yesterday afternoon that the following
sewers be added to the schedule of sewers
to be built, in order of necessity and not
in order Of place upon the schedule: In G.
street southeast between 14th and 18th
streets; in Pennsylvania avenue southeast
between reservation 55 and 18th street; in
18th street southeast between K street and
Pennsylvania avenue; in Georgia avenue
between 18th and 18th streets, and in Penn
| sylvania avenue between 18th and 18th
streets; in Kentucky avenue southeast be-
tween Pennsylvania and Georgia avenues;
| In o street southeast between 9th and
10th streets, and in 10th street southeast
between n and o streets. The total este
| mated cost of the foregoing is 1910.
Proposals Accepted.
Proposals for constructing sewers were
! accepted by the Commissioners yesterday
afternoon, follows:
John Jacoby, Whining on. Del, fer con.
structing sewer in 9th street southeast
| $50 lineal feet of brick and concrete sewer,
and GEO lineal feet of concrete and brick
sewer in 10Th street southeast.
| Bolden & Wormley, for constructing pipe
sewer in Holmead avenue.
G. s. Good 4 Co., to construct pipe sewer
| in 18th street extended northwest.
| j. p. Larguey, to construct pipe sewer
| in 18th street northwest, and pipe sewer
! in Massachusetts avenue.
T. Buckley, to construct pipe sewer In
Maryland avenue southwest.
! Nailor & Brenzer, to construct pipe
sewer in N street southwest
Allotment Approved.
The Commissioners have approved an
allotment of $4,000 from the appropriation
| for assessment and permit work, 1895, to
| be expended in the Improvement of sides
! walks and alley pavements in the current
| quarter of the fiscal year upon requlsitionA
| approved by the officer In charge Of the
| surface department.