The morning times., 1895-08-29
LIST OF THE PLACES.

upon some of which the escapes have
been placed, aud some others being under
way:
LIST OF THE PLACES.
Joseph c. Willard, Wizards Hotel; Ed
ward Weston. Portland apartment house;
R. B. Nixon, l. 0. O. F. Han; Z, Haines,
dancing academy; Pitney Bradford, st.
Charles Hotel; w p. Van Wicker, factory;
John JOY Edison, Homeopathic Hospital;
Mrs. Katie Dean owens, the owen House;
r. Ii. Lynn, Keystone Hotel; n. II. Shea,
Shea's Hall; Jesse Brown, Metropolitan
Hotel; Z. Il. Kllman, Monumental Hotel,
Daniel H Nichols, els Four-and-a-half
street; Bieber * Bensinger, Forester Ho.
tel; l. H. Schneider. book bindery;
F. Dulaney, apartment house; Glib
son Brothers, book bindery; Thomas
E. waggaman, lodge room; Walter ].
Costello, hall and lodge rooms;
Venas Robbins, tenement house; Peter
F. Bacon, American House. American
Security aud Trust Company, The Aston,
Eleventh and q streets northwest; f. r.
Tally, Hillman House; 5. J Meeks, carriage
factory; George Bogus, h.!E Peter Grogan,
store; St vinccnts orphan Asylum,
| Academy of the Holy Cross st Johns
! No. 904 Pennsylvania avenue northwest:
! Adams Express office, No. 921 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest; {. a. Didden, Nos. 923
and 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest;
| Carlisle & johnson, Nos. 325 ana 335
! Penns ylvania avenue northwest; T. b.
Browning, No. 327 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest; building, Nos. 1719 and 1921
! Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Columbia
| NJ ctr
Columbia College school, Fourteenth and
II streets northwest; Thyson House, meas
ured forty-eight feet aud six inches to
cornice and fifty-five feet to highest point
OF roof; Henry Davis, northwest corner
| Seventh and streets northwest; Polkinhorn
building, Nos 632 and 634 d street north
west.
Bids Were opened at the District building
! yesterday for the construction of various
sewers heretofore noted in The Times,
aud located in various sections of the city.
The bidders were: Thomas Buckley, Lyons
Bros, H. L. Crawford, B. j. Coyle j. Nc
| Candlish, H c. Bolden, Z. g. GummeI,
Lamb & Darby, owen Patterson, d. Gas
kins, Manning x Parson, and j. 7. Larguey.
\ steam engineers license of the second
class was ordered to be issued yesterday
10 T. ~ i a AioF- LiCtliSe bi Jue lnlIu CldSS
was authorized for Arthur w. Leeke and
S. L. seaton.
DAILY ORDERS ISSUED.
The District Commissioners yesterday
issued the following orders for the lay
ing Of sewers aud water mains and for
other purposes:
That the proposal of Mr.. John Burns
to furnish four buestone basin covers,
at $3.50 each, is hereby accepted.
That $50 lineal feet OF eighteen-inch
sewer be laid in the south side of NJ
street northwest, eastward from the cul-
vert located about seventy feet west OF
Thirty-siXth street, chargea bic to the cur.
rent appropriation for main and pipe
sewers, and that permission is hereby
granted the Washington and Georgetown
Railway Company to connect with said
sewer when laid.
That a public hydrant be located at
the southwest corner of One-half and NJ
streets southwest.
That water mains be laid as follows:
Three hundred and sixty feet of six.
inch main in the west side of Thirty-third
street, between NJ and o streets northwest;
2S7 feet Of siX-inCh main in Ninth street,
between S and Westminster streets north,
west; $50 feet of six-inch main in the
north side of lie Roy place, between Con,
necticut avenue and Phelps place north
west; l 40 feet OF siX-inch main in Twenty.
sixth street northwest, between d and
Water streets; III feet of three-inch mair
in alley in square 515.