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Condensed Locals.

The late William B. Todd lett no will
Jadge Robert Leech qualified Yesterday as
auditor OF the supreme Court OF this District.
New coal vaults for the storing of fuel fo- the
Capitol are being constructed between the main
building and wings.
Sever drains are being laid on A street south
east, between LIST and I'd streets, and sidewalks
ON ID street east, between Pennsylvania avenue
and G street.
The alarm of fire turned in from box "a yes
terday was caused by fire being discovered in
roof of the Office of VIM. Guinand, No ga Lou
Llana avenue. Loss trIfiing.
The Following patents we're granted to Wash
pessary adjuster; Stephen \. Buynitzky, cigar
shaped pipe.
To-day the contractors commenced the work
~ deepen,ng the distributing reservoir of the
washington water works at Droyer's Rest above
Georgetown IL Is proposed to excavate some
ten or twelve feet deeper.
ton of the North Baptist Church and the in
Stallaton Of their pastor, Rev. T.. III. Gray d.
d., viii take place this evening at their chapel,
on 18th sueet, between n and s.
At the regular meeting of the Collegiate So
riety OF the National Medical College last nj Qht
at the college building on III street, DIR. Peck
elbow joint aud resection of long bones" which
ehcitec considerable discussion.
The portmonaie of Miss Victoria Trook,
teacher, secondary school, fourth district, con-
tanning $50, was taken yesterday from her desk,
and the eulpris was found To be one of the boys
OF the SCHOOL Detective McDevitt succeeded
IN recovering about half this morning.
Detectives COOmes and Miller Yesterday re-
covered valuable pair of bracelets which hal
been stolen nom a lady on / street. by a boy of
highly respectable patronage. AT the earnest
pieadings Ga the boys mother the lady declined
TO prosecute
The last soeiable of the New England associ-
alton took place last night at Marini's. The
PRESIDENT was present a short time, and Judge
Luke p. Pollard delivered an address of well
come; after which, he individually introduced
the Pre- sident to the ladies and gentlemen pres
emit
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THE C0URTR.

CRlMINAL COURT, Judge Mac Aythur- To day
Kill John Hays, was found not guilty. II appeared
n eydel ee that Hays had struck the father of the
Frederick IL Dickson was tried Tor tne larceny
water plug belonging 10 the government anil con.
victed and sentenced to year In the
Judge Macarthur, in passing sentence, took Occa-
sion to warn such junk dealers purchase articles
which il is fair to presume were stolen, and he
marked thst 1t to them that much petty thev-
ing was owing. If they did not buy, less would be
stolen. Mr.. +. F. Miller entered a motion to set
aside certain judgments by default in District of Co
lumbia cases appealed from the Police Conrt. The
object is TO obtain the opinion If the court as to the
legality of the e1action Of docket fees.
POLICE COURT, Judge SseL.-To-day. Sarah
johnson, charged with an assault and battery on
Anna James by cutting her head with whiskey
bottle, wac fined $40 and costs. Stephen Middleton
assault and battery on George Ruff; IS. FREDERICK
Carter, assault and battery on Eliza Spencer; s!
and costs; VIM. o. Chaplin, a vagrant, was sent t
the work house.
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The Homicide I'm Georgetown.

CONCLUSION OF THE INQUEST ON THE BODY
OF HAWKINS.
Yesterday after our report of the coroner's
inquest at the Freedmen's hospital ON the bod
OF Dennis Hawkins had closed, several other
witnesses were examined.
KGTsG L. BOrsH, wife of the accused. about
whom the trouble occurred, testified that she
saw the beginning of the difficulty. She met
Dennis near the mouth of the alley, and he
made use Of some very obscene language. Her
husband did not say anything. Dennis picked
mp rock, and said he had IN nd to knock her
IN the head, at which she turned and begged her
husband to come on home and not say anythino
10 hlIn Hawkins said, ''You black = of a
=, intend TO Kill yOu to night, or you'll have
10 Kill me-" This was on the corner of Bridge
ana MARKET streets Her husband said, '.Den-
ms, want 10 warn you TO let me alone, I will
take al, so you don't strike me.v She then said
10 her husband that they would not 90 into the
alley until Dennis had gone into his house.
Then after they thought he bad gone in the
Rouse they went into the alley. After they en-
tered Dennis made his appearance and said
81 intend 10 Kill you or you me- and made a
cut at MIN and cut his pants. Could not saw
what weapon was used. Then Bowen went to
Dennis; ard shook him and smaeked him, and
said, "DenIis, could hurt YOU il wanted to
but don't want to-" She went to her husband
and took hold of him, and while she was hold
ing him Dennis tried TO strike him, and her hus-
hand SAID '-hoihe, viii you see the man kill
me- and then she let go, and Dennis began to
throw stones, and her husband threw back
She had been married 10 Bowen little over a
month.
Ten or dozen other witnesses were present.
but they were not examined.
I'm the conclusion of the testimony the case
was given to the jury, who returned a verdict to
the effect that the deceased came to his death
from injuries received on the head inflicted by
Aoram Bowen, on Friday night last. The cor
oner, IN accordance with the verdict. committed
Bowen to jail to await the acton of the grand
jury.
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Boa rd of Health.

SMALL PoX-THE PoUND-THE AILANTHUs
NUIsANCE-THR ASHES NUISANCE, ETC.
A meeting OF the board of health was held
last night, and DR.. Verdi reported that branch
sewer leading from row of buildings on the
corner of New Jersey and North Carolina ave-
nues had no outlet, and moved that it be de-
clared q nuisance injurious to health; adopted
The health officer, DIR. Verdi, submitted the
report of his Office for the week ending Satur-
day last, as follows: Small pox-new cases 10,
removed to hospital s. deaths Is Nuisance,
reported 23s, abated zoe. undated %. Dead
ANIMALS reported and removed 81. He also pre-
sented report of Inspector Craig that tene-
ment house at the corner of 18th and Q streets
northwest, occupied by eolored families, is In
such filthy condition as to be a nuisance; he
therefore asked the board to take action. DIR.
Bliss then offered resolution declaring the
premises nuisance injurious to health, and
directing the health officer to abate said null
sance according TO law; adopted.
DIR. Verdi stated that he was preparing to mt
the pound men at work for the season, and he
was authorized 10 employ men and a wagon for
the purpose OF capturing all animals found
astray.
DIR. Bliss presented complaint of VIM. Lii
ley, No. l5l1 street. that the ALA nthus trees
on the property adjoining his residence are a
nuisance, and asking that the board remove
such nuisance. DIR. b. stated that the board had
that the board of pubic works had trimmed
such trees In the public Streets but the trees in
question now, being on private property, thew
Declined to trim them. He thought the health
the complaint was referred to that officer
communication addressed 'st0 the so-called
board Of health, who sells stuff at 25 cents
pint to put in your privy," was directed to be
returned to the writer.
Several complaints were received as to ashes
in alleys, and Mr.. Marbury said that it seemed
hard that there was no place for people to de-
post ashes, and it would be nuisance if IN the
cellars and yards, and If they threw it ont thew
were subject to fine. He had directed the gar
bage man in Georgetown to remove ashes, and
they were doing so. He believed that the gar
bage men, with a small addition to the force,
could take all the ashes.
Dr. Bliss said that this board had commenced
to remove garbage and ashes, but finding the
force inadequate they were obliged to give up
the collection Of ashes.
Mr.. Marhury suggested that if the garbage
was deposited at one or two places as was in
tended, the garbage men could do much more
work.
DIR. Bliss moved that the secretary address
Mr.. Sawyer, the contractor, and ascertain if he
was ready to receive garbage; agreed to.
DIR. Verdi moved that the president publish
in two papers the resolution declaring the
ailanthus trees a nuisance, with a request that
parties either trim or exterminate them;
adopted.
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u. VAxS53xSo.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
sea- sls sEvENrH STREET,
THrRArDrrH xSR Essss wrrH WHICH

kyniCo:, Pa 81 S e, Z p, ERI[s5 hss9:
SssSod q o1s4ssS. !ssS s1firsis siSsr..s iro on
The q Ss,ss e ss; sh TO-
Dai1f1l method, andoas which Obliged the sufferer
g % shcsie. and - q c.stcess for .seks
g c:ss g az - ssssSs :aS o
q time, and none but suitable shoes b worn. t6s
0easmenf, evso ~ extfene cases. effects . Derfec3
eEs liable to come OCCASIONALLY with even tie -.
0ftfng ehoes ana tndusfrfous persons TINA ths 4
Sone, v:st = the ChiroDodist and II we'll knoSn
ma tpss tno9ssnus @ persons, many Of them those
far and near TO visit DIR. Whifes EstabjisSmept to
many o. whom DR.. White has unsolicited Dermssio on
fS-tr
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street improvements.

ACTION CD THE BOARD OF PUBLIC woREs
The contractor for the paving Of r street with
the Phillips round block, has been notified 10
put the work in order at once on said street.
has been directed to stop the parking now being
done on 18th street northwest, between Penn
sylvania avenue and b street, as il is not being
done in accordance with the specifications.
The superintendent of streets has been direct
ed to grade the alley in square No. 575, between
LIST and ID streets and Pennsylvania avenue and
Ii street northwest.
The contractor for the improvement of 10th
street was notified to-day by the board of pub
lie works that If his work is not pushed forward
in charge of it.
The following was sent by the board of pub
lie works to-day:
Nsssrs. Thomas Ltpis G Co..
SirS-The pavement laid by you on the car
riageway of 9th street northwest, from Penn
sylvania avenue to NJ street, is not in confOr-
nifty with the terms of your contract, and has
proven q disastrous failure i'm every respect
The specifications provided for the laying Of the
ent granted him, which specifications were
violated in every particular. 1 now require on
behalf of the board that this pavement shall be
put in complete order by the proper force under
the control and supervision Of the patentee, w.
B. Parisen, before tie LIST day Of May next, and
that the work be commenced before the 5th day
of April next. The damage accruing to prop
erty owners and the public demand that the
defects ard improper work shall be remedied
without unnecessary delay, and the restrictions
as to time are made in view Of this fact. Should
you not be able to conform to these require
ments, the repairs and completion will he en-
trusted to other parties and the work completed
at once anu charged to your account.
ALEx'R r. SHEPHERD VP
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0TwO San Francisco school mistresses have
been suspended for using bad language.
SWomen are gradually working into all the
profitable political cierkships IN Michigan
MRS. Mary White is at the head of a sect
at Battle Creek, Mich, called Seventh Day
Advcntists."
0The female servants of OttOwa, Ont, are
forming union to regulate the prices of
domestic labor.
~ The Baptists of Louisville have organized
committee of women to labor for the evan
gelization OF the German population of that
ci.v. " ~
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Two SUITS FOR DIyoRcE.-Mcssrs. Gloss
and Thomas haye entere1 suit for divorce for
Antonio varalla agi. Fanny Varslla, in which
petitioner states that they we're married in New
that for long time the DEFENDANT has led an
idle, dishonest life; that she has given herself
up to adulter0us practices with various parties,
especially one Jose Masseni.
MI. A. b. Williams has entered a suit for d.
v0fce for Lewis Hanf against RebeCca Hanf.
Petitioner states that he married defendant in
Georgetown in February, 1862; that from May
of that year she has been a habitual drunkard,
and he charges that in August, 1872, the de-
PENDANT did commit adultery in Georgetown,
and also at other times and places.
PROFESSOR THOMAS TAYLOR and daughter
last evening held one of those pleasant reunions
which, during the last few seasons, have con-
Of the capital, in which conversation and friend
ly intercourse are intermingled with musical
and literary efforts. Among those who last eve
company were DIR. E. A. Duncan, Mr.. L. A.
GObright, of the Associated Press, and others.
DIR. Duncan read an interesting essay on "Rec-
reation," and Mr.; Gobright some amusing
SUIT AGAINST THE b. s. o. RAILRoAp.-The
Circuit Court, Chief Justice Cartier, began yes
terday afternoon the trial of Redmond DOnoho
vs.. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, an action
for damages which the plaintiff alleges he suf-
fered In Consequence Of the neglect of the rail-
blast rock at point on the railroad line in
Maryland. Donoho was engaged in the blasting,
and he alleges that through the incompetency
Of one Of his fellow workmen the blast exploded
untimely, and he lost his arm therefrom.
The case was still In progress to-day.
ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS BETWEEN
WAsHINsTON AND BALrIMoRE.-We learn II
has been decided early in April to run trains On
the Baltimore and Washington branch Of the
b. & o. r. X. leaving each city at TX p. m
This will AFFORD q much-needed convenience 10
both cities, as well as TO those living along the
railroad. Mr.. Sharp, the assistant master OF
transportation, has assured Manager Ford tina,
the facilities for persons desiring to spend their
evenings In Washington, living along the road
would be specially cared for.
REAL Estate SALI.-Duncanson, Bowling
& Co. sold on Monday afternoon, at auction
for VIM. +. Hoffman, trustee, lot 70, In square
$40, improved by two-story brick house, TO HI
| Schmidtman, for q, 400.
TIE CASES or SHALL Pox reported TO-DAY
| are as follows:-One at 1914 AZ street south
west; one at SIS 7th street southwest; one on It'll
street, between III and streets southwest, and
| one on Harrison street, Uni0ntown.
n0Miss Ella Lawson having passed the re-
| quired examination has been made bachelor Of
| science and letters In Paris.
~Aibany papers complain that young girl
OF that city belonging to respectable families
walk the streets too much at night.
~An empty ceremonial string Of private
carriages, with nobody inside them, following a
/ funeTal,-Puack,
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FINE HALF HOSE, in handsomely polished
wooden boxes, So per dozen.
Genuine GuyOt Suspenders for IS cents.
Good English Braces for Soc, 75c. and 81
Desirable Suspenders for 35c. and soc.
Fine Suspenders and Braces from 81 to 50 So
GEO. c. HENNING, 40 eth street northwest.
For BRONCHIAL, Asthmatic and Pulmonary
Complaints, "Broaen's Bronchial Troctes" mani
fest remarkable curative properties. cob
1T is sADDENING to see our hair blossomng
for the grave too early. More especially women
feel this affiicti0n, and it is even greater de-
formity to them than to men. Ayers Hair Vig0r
removes 1T, and restores the hair sometimes, but
its original color always. eO3&W
THE WINTER having past and the pleasant
spring weather now coming on, and with it the
remember and patronize the old-established
and practical Trunk and Harness mandatory
of JAMES s; TopHAM 4 Co, 425 eth street,
Trunks, Bags, Shawl Straps, Harness, &c, is
the largest and best assorted in the oity, and at
all prices. f.m.w.&s
WILD CHERRY BALsHM-The memory of Dr.
Wistar is embalmed in the hearts OF thousands
coughs, colds, consumption, or some other form
Of pulmonary disease. 1t is now over forty
years since this preparation was brought before
stantly increasing. 6
To HAVE ELEGANT. light Biscuits, Rolls,
should use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your
grocer for it. tits pure Baking Powder. 6
AcIERsYxAH writing TO friend says, "My
voyage to Europe 10 indefinitely postponed. /
have discovered the fountain Of health on this
side Of the Atlantic. Three bottles Of Peruvian
Syrup have rescued me from the fangs of the
nend Dyspepsia. Dyspeptics should drink from
this fountain. 6
PoND's EXTRACT Is for sale at Wholesale bv
Chas. Stott & CO., $50 Pennsylvania avenue +,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
SoUND PET being indispensable 10 health
and comfort thousands Of persons como from far
and near to visit DIR. White. the well-knowu
Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice e. 70 suitable shoes.
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 9 to 4 Saturdays, 9 70 4 and 8
to6. Zt3,l4t16
WILCOX q GIBB's SRwINa MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency 1T Chas.
Baum's hoepskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
lntelligencer Building. 1928
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Am,sements, &C. To.ut~M

Wars OFSrd HoHse.-Miss Agnes Ethel in
e Fr0B FrOu.'
TAscter CoEiqIe.-A variety entertainment of
drama. song, dance, &c.
Dad FsI'ogs' Hcll-L<cture by Capt. Samue!
it.1ns.
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The EIGHT Hour QUssTIoN.-No action was
taken at the meeting called last night TO settle
the eight hour question in New York, ab03t
which there is difficulty between the master
carpenters and employees.
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INTERESTING DECISION IN CoSFIsCATED
PROPERTY CAsE-Yesterday, the case of the
heirs OF q. 5. Wallaeh agt. John Van Risuick.
v as decided in the Equity Court, by Judge
MyAe The facts are, that the property of the
late e. s. Wallach was libeled under the confsca-
ton act, and his life estate was purchased by
.Sfendant- In 1s66, after the return of Mr.
Wailaeh, he and wife conveyed the property to
Van Rlswlek In fee simple. Two years there
after Wallach was restored to the full enjoy-
ment OF citizenship. and he died in 1872 The
suit v a. brought by the heirs to recover posses
slon Ca the property. mainly on the ground that
the estate therein OF the defendant was deter
mined upon the death of their ancestor, and
that by reason OF his share in the late rebellion
their ancestor was disabled by the provisions of
the act OF Congress and the decree of confisca
ton above referred 20, from doing any act which
could legally affect the regersionary fee in said
property. To this bill tue defendant demurred
generally and the question OF the ancestors
competency to execute the deed was raised
The court decided that at the tine of making
The above mentioned conveyance to Mr. Van
RIswick, Mr.. Wafiach possessed the Teyersion
AIRY interest in the property; that he was com
le.eni 10 make valid conveyance, and that the
ball being brought upon insufficient grou uds :.
must be dismissed. Mr.. Durant and Mr.. II. A
Lambert appeared for the defendant: Nessrs
PIke and johnson for the plaintiff.
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SAVED FROM THE GALL0wS.
0'Erteu's Death Sentence COmmute<l
TO imprisonment for Life.

President Grant has ordered a Communication
OF sentence in the case of Charles II. O'Brien
who was convicted at the December term of the
Criminal Court OF the murder of Samuel H
Cunningham, near Georgetown, on the 18th of
July last, ard was sentenced to be executed
therefor on the 2Sth Of February last. before
which day respite was granted until the path
inst. IL appears that General Butler (wbo. II
will be remembered, made an Intellectual mo-
ton Tor q rehearing OF the appeal before the
court IN general term together with Mrs. Gen.
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT
yesterday. Chief Justice Cartier was present
on other business. At this interview Gen. But
Ter made an urgent appeal to the President for
mercy for the prisoner, and Judge Cartier
stated that he did not and could not endorse the
rulings OF the judge on the trial. President
Grant thereupOn stated that he would order a
communication Of the sentence to imprisonment
for life to be made ont. Word was sent by Gen.
Butler during the afternoon to the mother of
the prisoner in Georgetown, and also to his
brother in this city.
THE MOTHER OF THE coNDENNED NAN
fastened to the jail and gave him the cheering
news. The prisoner received the news quietly,
but Frightened mp considerably, and last light
had a sound and refreshing sleep. This morn
ing he was brought out to the officers room,
and received the congratul ations of his brother
and number Of acquaintances, as also of Rev.
Father Roccofort, Of st. AlOysius' church. He
expressed himself to all thankful that his life
had been spared. The Official document in the
case had not been received at the Jail at u
O'Clock a. m, but was expected every minute.
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'l'HE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OP
THE 18TH CENTURY.

'I'HE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
THE 18Th CENTURY.
DR.. .. ID. Hswe's Arabian Milk Cure
For CoHsxb.pttos,
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in few hours like
magic; also
DR.. 3. ID. Hewe's Arabian Tsnfc Bleed
Purifier,
Which Is purely vegetable, cleanses the system Of
all impurities, builds it right square up, and max e
For General Debility" Lost Vitality" and
~ Caallenge the Niasfeemth Csatxry,
To hnd its equal
Every bottle Is worth its weight in gold.
Price per bottle; or six bottles for 5.
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHAs SIoIT Co., 4sO Pennsylvania avenua
q: D: GILMAN, 6s1 Pennsylvania avenue.
B u: DuckETT, corner Penn ave. and nd 81.
Up. MHBuRN Co., near Treasury DEPARTMENT.
I A. DAVIS Co, 18th and L streets,
MAJOR, 9TH and b streets.
J. II. STONE, 7th and L streets
ID. B. CLARKE 3 Co., ~ street and Penna ave
] 8. JOINS, "a and A streets soufheset
TABER 4 Co., 5Y9 7th street southeast.
F.. p. powLINo, " and streets southwest.
A ScHArHERI, North Capitol and H streets.
n; HIckLINe, sol Pennsyly ania ave. and Sd Ct.
w. X. Stone, corner 9TH and Streets
WnFRKD Mcleod, Georgetown. febi1-vksJw
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The CASES on SHALL Pox reported to-day
are as follows:-One at 1914 * street south
west; one at SIS 7th street southwest; one on It'll
street, between II and streets southwest, and
one on Harrison street, Uniontown.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Holdiss a Sssasi Lrw, Marea liza, 1873.
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veek for thEse weeks in the stsr, previous to the
sa'o os'' 1eS WEBSTER. Register Of win.
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town. ml7-vS
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