The Washington times., 1895-01-30
DOINGs OF THE DISTRICT
Applicants for License Who Re-
eeiVed Favorable Consideration.

The excise board passed upon applications
for license yesterday as follows:
Retail granted-Thomas F. Maher, No. 307
Tenth street northwest.
Wholesale granted John Gaegler, jr., No.
1910 Seventh street northwest; Henry J..
Keough, No. 943 First street northeast; Con-
rad F. Arabin, No. 1881 Thirty-third street
northwest; Edward Quigley. No. 424 L
street southeast; GaudenZio Riani, No. 135
Is street southeast; Edward G. Munck, No.
916 Ninth street northwest; Jesse Smith,
Prospect and Grant roads; William II. Keister,
No. 222 Ninth street northwest, and III. w.
Offutt No. 1901 Thirty-seeond street northwest;
George W. Offutt, No. 3211 NJ street FORTH
west: George w. Roy, No. 3249 NJ street
northwest; James p. Barrett, No. 334 Della
ware avenue northeast; Gaegler & Caspari,
No. 1909 Seventh street northwest; Dennis
Connell. No. 741 First street northwest; Pat
rick Murphy, No. 1888 Eleventh street north
west; Louis A. Dellwig, No. l65 Massachu-
sets avenue northeast; Joseph Il. Dyer, No.
1890 NJ street northwest; Charles e. Nelson,
No. 701 street southeast; Charles i. Mont
gomery, No. 1906 Seventh street northwest;
William Dyer, No. 3l00 NJ street northwest;
Frank McKnew, No. 1871 X street northwest;
Charles W. Cornwell, No. 1869 Thirty-second
street northwest.
The Commissioners have again called upon
President Griswold. of the Anacostia Street
ia lway Company. for copy of the roads
winter schedule over its line from Eleventh
street TO Seventeenth street southeast, and
President Schoepf has been asked for copy
OF the winter schedule OF the lexington and
Soldiers Home road over North Capitol
street branch.
Responding to the request made by Mr..
Doekery, as to the difference in the cost of
ha bx,t ~ IN, ha
1884 as compared with the probable cost un-
der existing contracts for the current year,
the Commissioners reported yesterday as fol-
lows:
The aggregate outlay for the past year was
$40, go. so. The comparative cost OF the same
consumption under present contract prices
would be Sal. 1890, showing saving of
s5,061.50. The estimated cost OF the fuel for
the present year. which provides for an in
creased consumption, is $40, $50. 30.
Ordered yesterday:
That two public gas lamps be erected and
lighted in Ivy City southeast, between New
Jersey avenue and South Capitol street.
That four public gas lamps be erected and
lighted as follows: On w street. between
Florida-ayenue and Tenth street northwest;
two on Thirteen-and-a-half street. between C
and ID streets southwest: one on Eighth street,
betwene l and X streets northeast
That sewer on Thirteenth street, between
Hennsylvan avenue and h street southeast.
be added TO the provisional schedule for 1896.
That the sewer in Fifth street northwest,
between south side of Rhode Island avenue
and the north side of S street, be added TO
the current schedule OF sewers TO be replaced.
That the sewer in the north side of / street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets north
west. be also added to current schedule for
replacing
That sewer be laid to serve lot 1s, square
81. under permit system
10 addition to those hitherto noted in THE
TIMES. the following heads OF divisions in the
District government report, under the Dock
cry inquiry, that the work in their charge re-
spectiyely is up 10 date:
Building Inspector Brady, Special Assess
ment Clerk Roome, Superintendent McKen-
Zie, of tho street and alley cleaning depart
ment; Intendent Stoutenburgh, of the Wash
ington Asylum; Market Master Burns, Prop
erty Clerk Beckett, Acting Superintendent
Gage. Of the public schools; Superintendent
OF Charities Tracy, and Market Master Gra-
ham.
Mr.. Joseph /. Atkins, Of Mount Pleasant
informs the Commissioners that he feels under
no obligations to comply with the order 10 lay
special driveway across his pavement on
Seventeenth street for the accommodation OF
an occasional coal cart or delivery wagon
The Commissioners will transmit 10 Con-
gress to-day the replies received from the
several street railways to inquiries concern
ing the efforts made by each TO establish a
reciprocal transfer system,