The morning times., 1895-10-12

rheeXci>e board has caused u compilation
TO be prepared by Clerk Williams OF all
places in the city that have authority to
dispense liquors, and the aggregate num-
bers 115, apportioncd as follows:
Northwest Rars. "a 2: hotels. 26: clubs,
l3: total. Ill Groccr>, l06: bottlcrs,
.; brewers agents, 1; liquor stores ex-
clu>ively. is: conrcctioucrs, .; total, l32
Grand total. 543
Northeast-B Bars. IL: hotels. /; total,
AZ Grocery stores. 4 bottlcrs. 1; total,
IL. Grand total. 90.
Southwest Bars. 81: clubs. |; total, 9S.
Groccrs. >; boticrs, 3; Wholesale Liquor
stores exclusively, /; total, II, Grand
total, l09.
Southcast-Bars. 81: hotels. = total. 53.
Groccrs, / brewers agents, /; wholesale
liquor stores exclusively, =; total, 10.
Grand Total. 6S.
Rccapilulation Bars, 56i; hotels, 80;
clubs, IA; total, col GroCcrs, 131: bot
tiers, 10: brew crs agents, .; wholesale
stores, 81: confcctiomcrS, 2; total, III.
Grand total, 115.
This Includes the ordinary bars. hotel
bars clubs. grocers and coufectioncrS who
are permitted To sell III quantities OF one
half pint and over. bottlcrs, brewers
agents aud exclusively wholesale liquor
stores.
CITY PLATED FOR REFERENCE.
Plats of the city have been made, also,
for the use of the board in locating the
establishments, and upon these each liquor
seller viii he given a number in the square
10 which he belongs, ana IN the margin
his name and number VIII be entered, as
"A convenient references w hen the ncW LICENSE
year opens.
by order of The Commissioners. issued yes
terday, the order of July 10, 1893. pre-
scribing the extent of space to be re-
served. in locating dwellings, to secure
proper light aud Ventilation, was amended
SO as To include hotels and apartment
houses. Under the amendment no dwell
ling, hotel or apartment house shall he
erected within ten feet OF the rear OF any
lot except where the rear abuts upon a
public alley at least ten Teet IN winth,
a street or other public space, and in other
respects the section is identical with that
heretofore published i'll The Times.
fine of $50 he imposed on Private j E.
Pierce. who was tried September 20, FOR
neglect of duty.
The findings of the trial board in this
case We're that the specifications against
the officer be Sustained and the rine was
fixed at $40, hut Col. Truesdels : indorse-
nlent upon the papers. which i's'tpproNei,
WIS that lin accordance Win recent pric-
jic. in this class of offen>es, the fine
should he Increased To SO. and Officer
Pierce warned.
WHAT THE OFFENSE WAS
The charge against the officer was that
he entered the premises situated on
stree: between Jefferson aud Thirty-first
streets AMI remained there Tor fifty-eisht
minutes. to the neglect OF his duty. He
defeDdcd himself by saying that he called
at the house noted Ia sse a special olilcer,
who was iudispOsel, and that the two
aftera wards repaired la the yard, party
to watch Il wood yard, where several dep
re- lations had been previously cuinmittT'.
and STAYED longer than he expected 10,
not noticing the lapse OF time.
Buildingpcrmitsissucdy Yesterday; Thomas
II. Picktord. for construction of Two dwell,
ings.. Nos ld0l and lios , East Cani,4l n4
ing. No. 201 f street northwest. S1.6oo
u. $ Evans, store. corner of X aud water
streets $500: W. A. Redmond. nine dwell
ings. Nos. 80 to % l. street northwest,
Sl6.5OO.
Bids were opened yesterday for the sec
onI time under a modification OF tue specl-
fications for the construction of an addl-
ton to the Tcnleytown school building.
the lowest proposal submitted on former
occasion being considerably in excess of
the available appropriation.
The bids opened were rs follows: John II.
Howlett, Sill T. f. Cabell. S11 .25o;
C. Thomas X Son. 81 .462; Pavarini X
Greer ST 400; Arthur g. Humphrey, Sill
500.
SIDEWALKS ORDERED.
Orders issued yesterday:
That cement sidewalk he laid in front
of Nos. 1908. 1910. and 1Oi2 Thirteenth
street northwest. under the provisions OF
the permit system.
That asphalt tile sidewalk he laid and
curb raised in front of No. a. ii street.
northeast, under the provisions "i the permit
system.
That n water main he laid in street
southwest between Third and Four-and-a-
half streets. including the erection Of one
fire hydrant.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany is authorized to lay its additional
track in Wafer street in West Washing
ton, though the order has not been orfici-
ally promulgated.