The evening times., 1896-01-07

street, county.
william E. Grieb, $50 Eighth street south
east.
Frederick Holmes, 4s3 street north
| west.
william A. Hettinger. 4l5 Eighth street
northeast
William Helmns, 414 Seventh street
northwest.
Annie v. Hagerty, 1903 Pennsylvania
| avenue northwest.
| John Hartnett 517 Seventh street mort h.
| west.
Thomas F. Kinslow, 2155 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Morgan ID. and Alfred c. Lewis, Wizards
| Hotel.
John Maher, 1904 Thirty-second street
| northwest.
John T. Moylan, 1413 Pennsylvania ave
nue. north west.
VIM. Mackessy, 2Os Sixth street south
| west.
James P. McGrann, 1904 Pennsy sylvania
| avenue northwest.
Patrick F. McMahon, sos Fifteenth street
north west.
Margaret NJ. McElligott, 6l3 street
| southwest.
Joseph 2. Mcdonnell 53T New Jersey ave-
nue. northwest
August W. Noack. president The Shoo-
| maker Co., 1881 + street northwest
Edward j. Quinn, 604 Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest.
Fritz Reuter-, Pennsylvania avenue and
Four-and-a-half street northwest. -.-
Anthony Rodier and NJ. ]. Gala CHER 1O7
Sixth street NJ northwest.
Z. 8. and ]. Z. Rowzec, 1870 NJ street
northwest.
August Schwarz, 621 Seventh street
northwest.
Patrick Shugrue, 1914 Fourteenth street
northwest.
Henry seney, 429 Third street south west.
Arthur Il. TaHsley, 100 G Gstreetnorthwesf.'
John P. WclCker, 4O1 Ninth street north
west. t.-
William T. whelan, 80 Seventh street
southwest
Thomas Walsh; s3s street northwest.
William Ward. I36 l. street northwest.
sTIPULAT1ONSI IMPOSED.
With stipulations Licenses were granted
to the folio wing,
Edward Ennis, 6l2 Eleventh street south
west.
Frederick j. Miller. 1919 E street north
west.
Peter B. Meredith, 34s Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest.
Edwin II. Neumyer, 1I26-2S-3O E street
northwest.
Charles F. Shelton, 202 Third street south
east. ta--.
John ]. Tehan, 1901 E street northwest.
Aiueo II StEttlS
northwest.
Wholesale licenses were given to the
California Wine and Fruit Compapy, F.
J. Schneider, manager, No. 1905 G street
northwest, and A. W. Noack, President
Shoemaker Company, No. 1881 f street
northwest.
The board of assessors expect to make
Bo more original assessments till Congress
shall pass the resolution extending the time
10 complete their work to April for the
city and September for the county.
They have yet twenty-fuur squares in
the northeast, and the whole OF Georgetown
10 assess in the city and the entire county,
including, of course. suburban towns, such
as lexington. Brnokland, etc. They hope
To finish ko as TO collect taxes on CITY
property under the new assessment next
November and on county property in May,
1897.
While waiting for the resolution extend
ing their time to pass the board will con-
slider liquor licenses In their capacity as
an excise board, and will review assess
ments already made. They have already
done a good deal in the way OF review by
meeting property owners from day TO day
In making their trips; now they will take
it up formally for time.
CAN MAKE AN APPEAL
Any citizen can learn what his property
make an appeal. To do this he must se-
cure All appeal blank from the secretary of
the board at the District building, and file
a formal paper. The case will then be
taken up by the board, and carefully recon
,iiered. If they find that the valuat ton
has been inequitabe in any respect, a
proper change will he made. 1f, however,
they believe they have already put just
estimate upon the property, the taxpayer
upon his point, and usually will be given
a time for a personal hearing by the board.
The resignation OF Charles Thomas as Il
private Waterman was accepted.
Application was made for the admission
Of Harriet v. v. Wilson to the government
insane asylum. She has been pronounced
insane by Drs. Mary Parsons and NJ. NJ.
Pile.
SEWERS TO BE CONSTRUCTED.
By order of the Commissioners issued to-
Jay sewers are to be constructed as fol-
ows: In Quincy street northwest. between
North Capitol street and Florida avenue;
in BloOlningdale; in Thirteenth street, be-
tween Kenyon street and whitney avenue;
IN Whitney avenue between Holmead and
Thirteenth streets. Columbia Heights; In
9 street, between Fourteenth and War
rem streets northeast; in Warren street, be-
tween and G streets northeast; in the
and Eighteenth streets northeast; 20 feet
Df 15-inch sewer, with two manholes, at
Ehe intersection OF Thirteenth and streets
northeast.
Allotments for sewer work for the quarter
we're made as follows: From apprOpria--
ion for cleaning and repairing, $4,000;
relief sewers andt replacing obstructed
sewers. $1.50O;i suburban sewers, So 900;
main and pipe sewers, $4,000: automatic
,iphons, $500; Eckington Valley, $500;
sewer, $500; Kenesaw avenue
sewer, $500; Rock Greek and p street inters
creeping sewer $1,000: Rock Creek inter-
,epting sewer, $500; assessment and per
nit work, sewers, $4,000.
Assignmen6 OF Picture Dealers.
Richmond, Va. Jan. IA. Cohen & Co., |
lealers in pictures. frames, artists sup
,lies, ETC., at No. 100 East Broad street,
AVE made an assignment To Sol L. Bloom
burg, trustee. The liabilities are about |
f15 900; assets unknown.