The morning times., 1895-11-13
BIDDERS FOR PRIVILEGES
Some Put in for Lunch Stands
at Wholesale Market.
DISTRICT PROPERTY YARD
Com m ls,sioners Notify Northeast
Washington Citizens Association
That the One on Delaware Avenue
Cannot Be Discont ntinued-Host
Allen Must Support His Family.

The Commissioners yesterday got their
first bids for privilege at the wholesale
market to be established nn the old Hay
market, on street northwest, between
Tenth and Twelfth streets.
This was for the lunch stand privilege
Each bid was accompanied by the cash
for the first months rent. The best bid
was S2T.5o per month, by ]. S. Redmon &
Sons, the produce dealers, on Louisiana
avenue.
Mrs. Lilly Ross bid S25; Mrs. Addie Nc
FarIand, SIG, with an offer to Increase
1T il the business will warrant it, aud Mr..
James NJ. Pizer bid $50, without saying
whether he meant IL for month or
shorter time. He enclosed S6.2o. Mrs. Nc
Faria nd urged that she has family to
support and needs this opportunity
MUST CLEAR THE SIDEWALK.
Mrs. Annie E. Barbour, M. 92i Farragut
square, was yesterday notified to have the
sidewalk, at n ami New Hampshire
avenue northwest, cleared of rubbish.
The Northeast Washington Citizens. AS
sociatlon were inforfned through Mr.. W. j.
FrizZell that the Delaware avenue, north
OF ii street, is used as District property
yard and to discontinue its use would be
incoHvenient aud expensive.
Supt Rice, of the wholesale market, was
gwen spttlii pOlSt p'NtIs'
Henry Voigt and F. F. Paxson were
awarded contracts tu haul gravel from
Rock Creek, near Pierce Mill road, as
follows: To the Tenleytnwn road, at Wood
ley lane, 60 cents per cubic yard; to
TenIeytown road. between the Longhboro
and River roads, Il 40 cents per cubic yard
r. K. Allen, hostler with No. engine,
was sentenced for intOXication and failure
TO provide for his family to pay $50
rpnripl1nh nv Ghlpf
Paris. to provide for his family and to
swear off from drink for two years.
Failure to comply strictly will be pun
ished with dismissal.
The charges against Policeman Qualls,
heard onSeptember 20 last, were dismissed.
MATER MAIN ASSESSMENTS.
The Commissioners yesterday made an
order in accordance with the decision in
the Burgdorf case, regarding water main
assessments. The order directs the can
cellatIO Of assessments against lots /, A.
%, block 2, and lots 24-27 and 29-31,
block 3, Clark and Hurst's; against lots 10,
IL and II, Gass' subdivision: against lots
90, 96, 9S, 90, 100; square T79; remain
ing instalmentS against lots "A, 20, 70,
square 1856.
Della ware avenue, from the Capitol to
d street. near the Baltimore and Ohio
depot, will be torn in pieces and almost
inlna SSahle for four months to come prob
ably This will give the new members of
Congress an opportunity to see for them
selves what the grant of franchise to
street car line means.
The Netrupolitan Railway Company
is about to open the street TO put in their
electric system from C street to the
Capitol They viii not have finished when
work Will be begun on a sewer under an
order issued by tIie Commissioners ycster-
day This is for the construction OF
thousand feet of sewer on the east side
of Della ware avenue, from B street to d.
The estimated cost is 81 ,0sS.75.