Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-01

OF ALONsfUs fARtsH SCHOOLs-ARnndl Dis
trltuf,on II Prenisms Last Ereniss.-The an
nual distribution Of medals and premia ms %
the pupils of the st. Aloysius parish schools
took place In the basement Of st. Aioysius
largest parish schools in the District, the at
tendance of the boys school being 80, and the
girls 20 during the year. The schools are under
Roccofort. Next year the female Recruitment
will be placed under the instruction Of the Sis
tiers Of Notre Dame. The male department WIN
be continued az heretofore. Last evening, du-
ring the exercises of the distribution, appropri-
ate recitations were given in q very creditabie
manner by Masters Andrew Drew, .Jeremiah
Conner, Frederick barley, John Walsh, and
nounced by Rev. Father Roccofort as foIlovs
ana presented to the pupils by Father Ma
guire:
Male pepartment-First division, AIoysius Bros
Premums TO Patrick Ford, Richard o Brien, Thos
KELLY, Daniel Sullivan, Jerry Conpeil, John Gala
fs SnaT:s bs,% fss ssS:s: sisss:l +:
y.s SSrisn, John HssIy, Eussse Af Frs hsss sa
rice Connell Jos Thomps9n, hishssl M:aisan,
Frank Herbert, Thos Ash, Mich.ei Leonard nv VIM,
kipsley, Michael o'Brien, VIZ; Flynn; Jerry psey.
Mcguire, Thos MeNsiiy, Jas. q. Moore, Marx TX
Fem ale Depsrtme Ht"Medsl r. Mary 4. Sullivan.
.s kss 0BSn Srs sps M"g Law
Maeeie sullivan, Mary Geaeen, Annie Ash. MAJ,
At the conclusion of the exercises Father Ma
guire warmly congratulated the pupils upon
the success that had crowned their efforts.
THE GEORGETOWN MANsLAuGHrER CASE
"A Verdict Fl Not Guilty. esterday afternoon,
IN the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur,
Abraham Bowens, colored was tried for man
slaughter in causing the death of Dennis Hi W.
kins, in Georgetown, in March last, by striking
him with brick: The evidence showed that
Hawkins (who had lived with the wife OF Bow
ems before she married the latter, had fire.
quently threatened Bswens, and said that one
or the other of them must die; that on the oc-
casion of the homicide Hawkins had assaulted
Bowens, and stones and bricks were thrown by
both parties. One of them being thrown over
the fence struck the deceased, causing a fatal
wound. 1t was also shown that the accuss I'd
was an orderly, peaceable man, and had not
courted any ARRAY. The jury found a verdict
of not guilty. Messrs. K. j. Murray and t. F
Miller for defence.
BUILDING PERMITS have issued as follow.
since our last: VIM. MahOney, one-story frame
stable, l. street, between 4th and 9Th, north
east; Hooe Il Bro, two-stOry brick back build.
ing. street, between 18th and 18th, north west
NJ. Watkins, frame, 4 St, bet. G and H s. w.
George Gross, do, East Capitol. between Sd
and 4th streets southeast; A. b. Hagen, IL
story frame stable, G. street, between 9Th and
9TH streets southwest; w. Cocker. two stor,
frame, between 18th and 10Th streets north
west; Dennis Toomey, do. brick, G. street, be
tween Sd and 4th streets southwest.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following sales o.
real estate have recently taken place:
Green n Williams, auctiOneers, yesterday eveninl
sold for Washington Waters, executor, lot ID, i,
square l22 on 18th street mort Invest containing 2
cents per square foot This property was sold to .
tax title, and is subject to the special improvement
tax.
Latimer & Cleary, auctoBeers, yesterday evenini
sold lot 9, in square 5, on 9th, between / and
streets, TO Thomas Green, for s., cents per SQUARE
foot,