The morning times., 1895-07-27
MRS. BURcHARD NAMED
Appointed Superintendent of the
Girls Reform School.
OTHER PROMOTIONS THERE
Postmaster willett's Reasons For
Wishing Letter Carriers TO BE Ex-
empted From the Bicycle Lamp
Ordina nance--Privates Giles and EE
nott Reinstated on Police Force.

The promotions of the officials of the
District Reform School for Girls, neces-
stated by the resignation of Mrs. II.
Aldrich, the superintendent, and recon-
mended by the board of trustees, were
approved by the Commissioners yesterday.
Mrs. c. " Burchard, teacher at the
school, was elevated 10 the superintend-
ency. The salary is 81 900 The matron,
Mrs. Nellie Marshall, obtained the place
made vacant by Mrs. Burchard, her COM
pensation being $3.50 Mrs Lockhardt
Squire was appointed TO the matroncy,
with 5000 a year. All of these promo
tions will take effect on August 1.
President Griswold, OF the Anacostia and
Potomac Railway Company, was yester
day notified by the Commissioners that
application had been made to them to com
pei his road to employ conductors, and
that they would be pleased to hear any
statement that he may have to make on
the subject.
A letter was directed to Mrs. Stanley
Roche, No 1926 First street southwest,
in reply TO COMMUNICATION by her TO the
Commits sioners, notifying her that the
dumping between and o streets has been
stopped and that no more material viii
be dumped there. Some material viii
hereafter be dumped south OF G street, but
il will be treated with diSnfectants and
deodorlzed before being placed there.
DENTAL EXAMINER S REP ORT.
The report OF the board OF dental exam
liners has been handed TO the District Com
misSioners Twenty-Five applicants have
presented themselves during the year for
certificates Determination and were passed
upon. To twenty-thTce OF these ccrtifi-
as they Were graduates of schools having
q course OF study extending over three
years One was from an institution pro-
Tossing TO have such Il course, but which
in reality has not, and the graduate of this
school was refused q certificate. One
stood an examination and passed satlStac-
tonly. During the year twent y-fOur
certificates have been issued, which brings
the record OF those authorized To prac-
tice dentistry in the District up to PAT.
man was tried for violation of the law
during the year and a fine of $50 was inn
posed
The pictures OF the officials Of Wash
ington recently found among old files
L.Ve been identified. Among the mayors
ate James q. BerTett, Peter Force, X. A.
Weightland John w. Maury, James A.
Blake John W. Towers and Carberry.
The recent letter from Postmaster Wllle,t
to the Commissioners asking that letter
carriers be made exempt from the law
requiring bICyclists TO carry lamps on their
machines after nightfaU has been eS-
planned in satisfactory manner. The
reasons for the request were that the men
carry their collection bags directly in
front OF the handle-bar and also that If
they should come upon NlolatoTs Of the
law. their lamps would reveal their
presence. and they could render as good
service 10 the police in detecting crime as
would otherwise be possible.
PERMISSION ASKED TO USE POLLS.
William Alvey, general agent of the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad, was yes
terday requested by the District Commis-
sioneTs TO grant them permission to run
and maintain one wire on the line Of
poles OF his company from AnacOstia to
| Twining City for use as part OF the
fire alarm circuit now in course Of ereC-
tion by the telegraph and telephone service
| OF the District
Privates Giles and Elliott, who were
! dismissed from the police force some time
| ago on the charge of "hOodllng,' were re-
! instated by the Commissioners. Elliott was
! formerly detailed as a clerk in the office
| OF the prosecuting attorney at the police
! ouTt but as his place has bren filled by Po-
! lceman James Tayman, of the first pre-
! cinct, Elliott viii probably be assigned 70
street duty.
orders were issued from the District
! Commissioners office yesterday to the
effect that catch-basin be constructed
! at the southeast corner of Fourth and a
streets southeast, estimated cost $40; thai
the order of July IL, 1895, for the lay
ing of a sewer in d street northeast between
! Eleventh and Twelfth streets is hereby
| SO amended as to read, "in ID street northeast
between Tenth and Eleventh Streets tina
ten catch basins be constructed in q stree
northeast between Tenth and Fourteentl
streets, estimated cost 500.
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED.
Building permits were issued yesterday
as follows: j. A Wynkoop, one two-story
brick stable, rear of Nos. 1924, 126 and 12e
D street southeast; cost, 1000. DR.
Richa rdson, for an addition TO his resi-
dence, No. 1l02 l. street northwest, anC
minor repairs; cost, So, 800. Maj. S. II
Walker, 1886 Seventh street road, Wagon
shed; cost, $50. Caroline Bowie, repair!
to dwelling north side OF stanton road
between Sheridan and Hillsdale, D. c..
cost, $50.
The record of deaths ending at o'clocl
| yesterday:
White-Peter A venable, aged thirty
two wears; George A Nelson aged forty
eight; Mary G. French, aged fifty-five
Florence Clough, aged five; John +. Nc
Comnell, aged one; Bertha NJ. Rickenbacker
aged two and half months; Rodie l.
Taylor, aged six months; Julia l.. Leyman
aged nine months; Sarah II. Hoffman, aget
one and half months; William A. Travers
aged eight months.
Colored William Brooks, aged one hun
dred and six years; Annie Harris, aget
forty-seven; Victoria Watson, aged ont
year; Margaret NJ. Hamilton, aged tw'
months
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People leaving the city for their
summer vacation cannot afford to also