The Washington times., 1895-02-07
.DO|NGs OF THE DISTRICT
Large Number of Applications for
License Disposed Of.

The excise board yesterday passed upon
l53 applications for license, granting 1l3. OF
the remainder. three were rejected, eighteen
were laid over for further consideration, and
twenty-nine were held upon notice to show
cause why license should not be refused.
Retail, granted-Julius Albrecht. Charles
E. Engles, Fritz Reuter-. William F. GUM
don, Reuben Taylor, Timothy D. Daily, John
A. Voegler, Kate Pumphrey, Michael ].
! O'Connor, Patrick f. McMahon. Mary f. G.
| Sproesser. Jacob W. Powers, Michael
O'Leary, w. F. Poulton, James Stevens. J.
| Blake Dant, William Schnebel Anna Greff
Thomas Walsh, Louis F. Menikheim. Louis
Oriania, Barbara Clements, George w. Har-
vey, Michael O'Connors, Dennis Connor.
! John IL. Smith, Kollmeyer Il Pfeeffer, Julius
Thurm, William Norris. Harry T. McDevltt,
Adolph Loehle. Christian Dammeyer, Henry
Dismer, National Hotel, Lewis o. Car
Toii nrsnn1 MiilIam NJ Iosmaa, Rsagan; Daniel 2ai
Company. John III. Perreard, John Fitzmor-
ris. Duffy x Leannardo, Thomas J. Tyrrell,
! Charles +. Gibbs, John j. Binder, w. II. Sell
! den. Il. ID. Neumeyer. Conrod Eber. John Z.
Chamberlain, Campbell & Warthan John C.
Wittekindt, John II. Schombert Joseph Cruise
/ n'SJSis 4HtuuOIc OttO 1OulSSdint.
Ernst l.. Mour. August Detterer, J. Frank
Johnson, William &. Davie. Michael Her
| messy William t. Boutwell,, William Nelson,
Dennis O'Connell. G. Anton Bartholme. John
L. Turner, Edward V. Rice, August w. Noack.
president OF The Shoemaker Company; the
Arlington Company. James E. Brehany,
Hotel Cochran. William J. Brown Henry G..
Burch, Bernard Bryan. George Deahay,
George R. Enrich, Ada NJ. Nagle Robert NJ
Boyle, Michael T. o Brion. Louis Schmidt,
John Keiser, Edward l.. Jordan, Alex L.
satterwhite, Louis p Spinner. Thomas L.
Se!by. Peter B. Meredith, Charles F. Lam
brecht, Aloysius j. Collins. Michael
Daley, Michael T. Greene, William Harnedy,
joseph Cato, Henry Alschwee. Walter J.
Costello, Lena Kicks and Lizzie Spoons, John
z. Hickey. James L. Connors, William l..
Wells. Harry G. Cornwall. Richard A. Dris-
coll, George Z. Linkins, Charles Fox. John
G. Quackenbush, John Burke, Daniel F. Sui
livan, Henry Xander August Schwarz, Thomas
A. Donoghue, Richard L. Moore, Thomas F.
Kinslow, Cassie NJ. Leahy, Ernest F. Freiber,
Osborne g. Hoban, and Brown & Mullen.
Wholesale allowed-Henry L. Blout and
John Batters.
Retail reiected-John F. Dugan, Jacob Neu-
roth, and jeremiah Hawkins.
Ordered yesterday:
That the intersection of Connecticut and
Florida avenues be paved with asphalt to
connect pavements north and south.
That the following water mains be laid:
One thousand and three hundred feet OF
twelve-inch main in Florida avenue, between
First and Fourth streets northwest; 120 feet
OF six-inch main at Linden and Elm streets;
thirty-three feet of six-inch main at Linden
street and Florida avenue: $50 feet OF six
inch main at Harewood and Florida avenues;
| sixty-five feet of six-lnch main at Maple and
LeDroit avenues.
That $50 lineal feet of fifteen-inch sewer
q m m hnln md faGt nff fSx-al lea
inch sewer and one manhole be laid in L
street between Sixth and Seventh streets
| southeast, and Seventh street between street
aud Virginia avenue southeast. respectively.
| That Frank D. Roys be registered and
| licensed as a master plumber and gas-itter,
/ after filing proper bond.
| Attorney Thomas for the District rendered
| an opinion yesterday in response to a request
| OF the excise board upon the point raised as
/ to whether a signer to q barroom license ap-
/ plication has the right to withdraw his name
! therefrom. The signer in the case in ques-
| tion was the Hon. NJ. G. Emery, whose sig
| nature was attached by n. V. Cox, attorney,
! to the application OF August Detterer, keeper
Of hotel on Brightwood avenue.
+ whilst there Is no power OF attorney
| among the papers authorizing Mr.. Cox 10
/ sign for Mr.. Emery" said Mr. Thomas, "the
latter recognizes such authority in a note to
! the excise board. wherein he expressed his
desire to withdraw the authority given Mr..
/ Cox to afflx his signature Under the cir
cumstances he cannot withdraw without the
! consent of the excise board, according to the
attorneys view OF the case
! Secretary Tindall. of the Board OF Com
| missioners. has reported that the work of the
executive branch of the District government
/ has its work practically UP to date. This,
/ with Auditor Pettys report previously sub
mitIed. complete the list of divisions en-
| braced in the Dockery inquiry, and all the
/ papers were forwarded to the committee OF
which Mr. Dockery is chairman.
The Railway Protective Union has pre-
pared and submitted to the Commissioners
the draft of a bill providing that ten hours
shall constitute a legal days work for all
street railway men in the District, with extra
compensation at the rate of 25 per cent. in
excess of the regular rates for overtime.
President Ross, acting for the board of
Commissioners. yesterday called the attention
Of Chairman Wilson, of the House Committee
on District Appropriations TO the Eastern
Dispensary. an institution which, he says, has
been in useful existence for several years.
An appropriation of 81 900 is asked in behalf
of the institution.
Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith, D. D.. pas
tor of st. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
was yesterday appointed member of the
board of trustees of Columbia Hospital for
Women. vice DR.. ". A. Bartlett resigned.
Miss Caroline Ranney, the school teacher,
upon whose complaint the Belt Line Rail-
ways practice of charging two tares for a
continuous ride over its line was yesterday
notified of the result OF the investigation that
resulted, and also of the fact that the COM
pany had discontinued the practice.
". III. Schombert was yesterday appointed
an additional private on the police force,
for duty from r to I street and from Nine
.teenth street to New Hampshire avenue.
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