The evening times., 1895-08-31
Orders Issued For Piping, Sew
ers and Paving.
COLUMBIA CAR TENDERS
President Baker Given List From
Which He May ChOose-AppOint-
ments and Promotions in the Ser
vice-District offices VIII All BE
Closed OH Labor Day.


| Commissioners to-day:
| That 45O linear feet of 15-inch pipe
| sewer be laid along the west side OF
| Sixth street southeast, between ID street
and South Carolina avenue, and crossing
South Carolina avenue, estimated cost,
1855.
That 92O linear feet of g 25X3. 81 b-foot
sewer be laid in street northeast, between
Thirteenth street and Tennessee avenue,
estimated cost. $1,000.
That 1,125 linear feet of 3.75X5. 625
| feet sewer be laid in Georgia avenue south"
| east, between Fourteenth and Seventeenth
streets, estimated cost, $1,000.
That 23O feet of 1O-inch sewer be laid
| In the north side OF o street northwest, be-
tween First and Third streets, estimated
| cost, $455.
That public wells be filled and aba ndoned
| as follows:
On Twenty-siXth street, between L and F
streets northwest, estimated cost SIS.
On H street, between Fourth and Firtk'
streets northwest, estimated cost SIS.
That permission is granted Mr. William
| S. Sheets, time clerk, sewer division, to en-
ter the District Building on September 2,
and pay is allowed him for that day.
That contract No. 2O59, with John
Jacoby, is hereby extended to September
/, 1895, without penalty or cost of in-
spection.
That the time for completion of contract
No. 2100, with Henry Drummond, is hereby
extended thirty days from December ],
1895, without penalty. so far Us regards
the delivery of six-inch water pipe, aud that
the monthly rate of deliveries OF six-inch
pipe prov ided for in this contract be reduced
pro rata with the extension Of time.
That a 12-inch water main be laid as
follows:
Beginning at the 2O-inch main at Tenth
and B streets southwest, thence south on
Tenth street to Water street; thence on
Water street to H street; thence east ON
II street to Four randi half treet; estimated
cost s7,4s5.
MAY ERECT POLES.
That permission is hereby granted the
United States Electric Lighting Company
TO erect two poles in alley in square 376,
asshown on plate incloscd with application.
That authority is hereby granted to
erect a brick store room at the District
property yard, corner Second and Canal
stIttls sDulHNtSt, tstiiilittu Soot iiot "
exceed S40O.
That the following gas lamps be discon-
tinued: North side of l. street, between
Fourteenth street and Vermont avenue;
south side of W street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets: north side of i
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteeats
streets: north side Grant place, between
Ninth and Tenth streets: north side of
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets;
north side of street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets; northeast corner OF Mis-
souri, avenue and Sixth street; also that one
of the three lamps at the intersection of
Thirteenth and l streets northwest, Tenth
and 6 streets northwest, and First and
b streets norttnsast, be discontinued.
That the naphtha lamp post at the cor
ner of E and South Capitol streets south
east, be re-erected; the broken post on
Third street, opposite Maine avenue, south
east, be replaced with a new one, and the
post in alley between e and and Sixth
and Seventh streets northwest, be re-
erected; estimated cost, $3.50.
IN REGARD TO TENDERS.
letter was sent from the District build
ing to-day to President r. F--Baker, OF the
Columbia Railway Company. 1t stated
that in the communication addressed to
him from the Commissioners office on the
29th instant, relative to the wheel guards
to be used in the equipment OF the cars
on his line, through clerical omission, the
names OF several of the Tenders from which
hema y choose, Were omitted.
The Blackstone wheel guard was the
only one mentioned, but he can select from
the list in the fender regulation. This list
comprises the Brightwood. Eldridge-Smith,
Parmenter and Blackstone.
Andrew B,isciier was appointed this morn
ing private in the fire department, vice
Private J. Callahan, resigned.
The District building will be closed on
Monday, September 2, Labor Day
RECORD OF DEATHS
The record of deaths reported up to 1
O'Clock to-day:
white-Mary Donnellon, "a years; John
H. Yakey, so; Jaonnah Michie, 81; Marie
s. Luke, 81; John Gustafson, "a; Staten
F. Walker, 90; William Canty, 10 months;
Lawrence Paul, months; Richard A
Shacklette, Jr., months, and William L.
Wilmington, days.
Colored-Margaret Allen, Go years; Mary
A. Brooks, SO; Mabel Gross, 3; Mary Bur
CESS, A; James A. Wilson, SO; A. n. Green,
AZ; Mary Triplett, 90; Andrew Ford, 20;
Victoria Henderson, 8 months; Joseph Gath
ers, months; Joseph A. Brown, s months,
and Lucinda Dorughty, 80 years.