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POLICE o d sKsqoHEs
JUDGE SMELLS JuponENrs rEsrER-

e.
Charles Oden has been before Judge Snen sew
eral times within the lssE few months to answer
for his inhuman conduct toward bis wife Mile
He was up again yesterday, and his hash was
completely settled for him. He Is 70 90 pennnee
In the county jail during the present season, and
It Is hoped that regiment OF ssasesfie missiopn7
ries and energetic eolporteurs VIII oeseiEe hfp
continually ninth his milk Of human hadHess z
stirred, II be Possesses any; II not they ought 70
buy him some for he certainly needs Il. Il was
only on Friday last that he was charged with
th; same s5i' and ss Is sSSa ssfs ss his
Tengefal hush passed over his nee, and Il was
remarked b{ close Student Of human natufs
an her N more brutal manner man syer beiprs:
This prophecy WAS fulAife6 On Sunday he used
her as leetbali and Cd Aeuday he changed his
st
creep, 50 he dragged her. She Weighs about one
hundred and dIty pounds, end hs ssoa beosns
sRs ,ss sSs sS On The osT ,9 fii H.
the car OF Jsggernaut. A hundred And sixty
pounds with pins in II, passing oyer an exhansted
ped man, circus in Itself and somsiin1li Iss{
. candle any time 10 see. They both got ~
about the Iains time, and while MiIlis WAS dly.
M sASSS ssga S che eSss ulSr 5Ss Iii
VtoSe preparatory TO the extraordinAry cauninAi
hast which no proposed to perform on M wns,
accompanied her, and a. he had Often had hold
on Oden before, the man quietly submitted 70 the
arrest rather than to resist, and he walked On "
the station assisted at every few RODS with the
heel swapping twist which Oficer Reese uses with
great calming effect whenever occasion requires L.
LOUIS nuNDHxx
fts Hebrew, and o plucky one w1thal; more
pIucky, perhaps, than wise; for when Lasarns
Rosehorn, another Hebrew, accused him OF WORK
ing on Saturday, he entered plea that LsEarns
rode on the street cars on the same day. 70 this
Lazarus put in .Yuu lie" as 3 replication, at
which point they Joined issue BY embracing each
other about their throsts, during which they
were put in chancery By policeman, and nned
S5 each and costs.
D.. KNox's ALLEY s..
was at large with the nymphs du pace on Monday
night. They were all on an animated Denuer.
They ranged from the grade Of happy tight down
70 the lowest sphere OF beastly drunk. All
wanted to tight, and those who couldn't ngnt
wanted to drink, and because they couldn't drink
they cursed until the night became hideous WITH
their yells, and even the eats refused TO sing.
Amanda Stewart and Rachel GoodhaH led the
skirmish line, and slowly moved down on Sarah
Stevens domicile. They were met By the m
daunted Sarah, and, after few preliminary hos
tile remarks, they opened on her nerce musketry
Of oaths but against these she stood uufinch-
ingly until they let loose masked battery on
her consisting Of briokbats and old crockery, 70
which fire she Immediately succumbed, and was
carried of the field By sympathiIing friends.
They were fined 80 each and costs.
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me neg hsgssa " Hzisssh Miplsssfuili b
ming % Be the fsshisna6s BIZ 9usstion;
Ths sss.hs:is iserie. Z fsi Nay. Z an unusuaiiy
sppTshsnsiSu y tie sdjasfRnsds q Gonss Ts S
EavE. ysFd vas inspsofsd b. . board sflaval ON
yvslys shunaFsd bushels Of wheat wsrss re-
seI,sd e qsafsstosn Yesterday, had osa bashsis
sold ~ tLf& s5pnasbs s5so5 ~ Eiissrr-- ri - {.
A false slsrn Of Ore yas surnsd 10 nom the box
S,asT q al5ss 1Ro sssss northwest
All tAs working force n thu department Of con-,
ssruetion and repair ~ The nary yard were sus-
pended yesterday until the LIST Of May, - 2. y
Metropolitan Building Association forty shares
were sdvanced upon at about an average Of % PEI
eent.@ss- s-=oesE 49, - Il. y
Why our clock light Is put out about 5 o'clock.
morningf - ,.cs- .sl.IiiiI : -. n 10 Z
The receipts Of ash :. the loeorgetorn wharf
The herring. were sold at Is and The tsiiors at S
per thousand. ,I.IATF Il ~ 49, 80
Dr.-O. T. BroWn-sequard, the eminent physi.
church, his fanaous lecture. sHsys We iTc erains
OF onef II two why DO we educate but one s''
The public are invited uI3 gf5T-I 'i7. 8 : 7.
The rssidencs Of Mr.. Geo. W Besii. corner, Of
Second and Market streets, deorgetown, vas en-
tered Monday night and robbed of Z silver pitcher
and cup and several other articles The thisf .
man named Boss, was arrested and the articles
recovered. sir{ -.ir , = ia5-E q = n
At the sixty fourth meeting OF the FIN Ward
Building Association seventeen ahares were can
celed at tsl each. eli Of that amount being pront
on each share This association is closing up its
affairs having declared dividend OF 90 per cent.
on the amount paid. So - 81 p.
On Monday night . horse attached to wagon,
near the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Four
end-a half street, took fright, and running away,
struck and Knocked down . daughter Of Mrs. B.
+. Wesner, Of South W Arlington. The child was
carried into DR.. Darby's pharmacy, near by, and
after receiving all necessary medical assistance Il
was cent home. q = -. p. ~.
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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHAR-
MACY
THE ANNUAL INSTRUMENTATION OF
: l7TFF OFFIUERS. - =.


The National College Of Pharmacy held their
annual meeting on Monday evening last, and
elected the following officers TO serve the ensuing
year: President, R B. Ferguson; First Vice
President, r. s. Gather; Second Vice President,
W. B. Entwisle; Recording Secretary, J. O. FIJI;
Corresponding Secretary, D. p. Hickling; Treas
urer, q. w. Cromwell; Librarian and Curator,
George Woodbridge. The I'VE additional trustees
elected ware MesErs- W. 8. Thompson, Q: ".
orogley, Rudolph oldberg, J. 3. Major and John
Tho degree Of Doctor Of Pharmacy was con-
ferred on the following students. r. s. Gather,
o. L. Il. Sarpe and 7, P. Cole The above degree
was also conferred Is an honorary degree upon Dr.
z. H. Stablef and Professor L. +. Frfstoe. Ger.
tifcates Of Qualification were issued TO H. z
Kslussowsd and T. M. Ooombs. A resolution
was adopted requesting the new board OF trugteee
TO prepare hih reguletlng the practics Of phar-
macy Il the District Of COLUMBIA. Messrs. ". s.
Thcmpson, J. B. Major, @. q. o. Simms, J, s..
Jones and ". Q: D1ekstt we're sgpointed dele.
Pharmacy Association, 20 be held In Louisville
Ky. in September, isil The aitsrnates ars J. A,
Miihurn. 81 o. FIJI, R. Oldbery. d. p. HIcklinr
and w. 4. Stone Mf. A. n. Read, graduate
Of this colleges vas elected an active member
thereOf --'4ss-
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rRANsFERs OF REAL ESTATE.

Messrs. Duncsnson Bros, euctioneers, sold yes
terday afternoon for A. Lloyd, trustee, lot 10. Of
square 500, improved By \ two-story frame dwell
ing. situated on street, between X and L north
east, 20 Smith q Winsett, for $50. .s
/ B. II. Warner. real estate broker and suctioueer,
MGttingly, hustoe, three two-story frame houses,
on Collar street, between Fffteenth and Sixteenth
streets-No 1slR 70 W. p. Dole ct o. go; No. 1915
Morrison, a. q, o25. :
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THE COTTAGE Hill ooMpAEy.

large number Of gentlemen, composing COM
pany recently organised under the above title.
met last night e the rooms Of ths board a. Trsde
Mr. O 4 Duty occupied the chair Several Adj
ditionAl subserptiona 70 the stock OF the company
las and cottages 70 Be erected. and also settino
forth the dement's 10 b derived from being stock.
holders IN the company were ordered TO be printed
an early day. The meeting then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-22

Mr.. D. Augustus Striker, Young lawyer Of
this city, has recently delivered lecture on Oit
isenship. lie rights and dutiesn treating also Of
woman suffrage. He is now requested By several
PROMINENT citizens TO publish this lecture in
pamphlet form for distribution throughout the
quest are Hon r. b Elliott, DR.. A. 7. Augusta,
Professor Storum, q. T. Downing. esq, and others
In compliance with the request the lecture VIII be
published In few days
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EAeLE BAsE BILL oLUB.

At meeting OF the Eagle Base Ball Club held
q few nights since the following oficers were
unanimously elected for the ensuing year, Prssi-
dent, q. T. Adams; vice president E. v. Angiim;
secretary, o. A. Gray; trsasursr, John Barr. The
board Of directors consist Of MessrG Calf, Wright
Cox, Barr and Angltm. These gentlemen are
we'll known in Washington, and from appear
sncss the club Will Be decided suooess. All
communications must be addressed 70 q. A.
Graz. asssstary. las corcorAn street northwest.
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THE txer,sR efE4t

THH ETGLl1R oP E8E
lTAs second night 0; ~ skssgsnsnt Of the KEEL
iogg troupe was sysn q tatisisctery Is the first.
nNarthas was given, and the opera being fayor
as. one drew ont Q largo and exoeadingly select
auaieres. The many familiar airs that abound in
a1rsrthsr renders the music very enjoyable. At
times, whsn . wsilknovn aria vas beng given,
the house was as quiet as silence ITSELF and not
until the last note was rendered did the audience
Re ssssr. 8 S% 81
fa nSs ssois va. u. Lazy Hsnrsss. d
s sc 8:
dieucs grady. She has full, cloar, powerful
voice, particularly strong In the upper register,
pisteiy i 4 under her control. Madame Bngnoia
Cuiiogh she acquired IN envisbls reputation Is .
prima donna, and beoams great favorite with
Mrs. Seguin, a. Nancy, added to her rsputa-
tfon not only az the poesessor OF very sweet
ofremarksble ability. -Mrs. Segutn~ was an art
ful, mischisvous and captivating Nancy, and her
ssss % Rsass TSs
fail to sd materially 70 is sttractTensss when
Mr., Mass appeared to much better advantage
last evening than on Monday. The music Of BID
role was better adapted 70 ms voice, and he
seemed quite q home: In The psrt; :. -. Z : =.
as usual very acceptabls In their reflective
roles, although the former seemed to be afaicted
with . cold that At times detfaeted from the
smoothness Of his ringing. Taken ~ whole thu
sweet music Of Martha was very pweetly sang,
and All the artists In thu troupe are 70 be compl
mentsf upon their success IN ahording the audi
en e.; an . evening q rare enjoyment;
benefit, . compliment kindly rendered him BY
Miss Kellogg u acknowledgment Of his services
as an eficient director Of the troupe. On this 90
casiop new version Of Fra Diavoio 10 TO be given
NTH Ma tBSs,iSs NJ: ssSrlp G5 HsSS;i1,n
tayus Hall and Mr.. Peakss In the cast. Such q
combination Of talent is rare occurrence, and a.
large portion Of the seats are already sold there
Is every indication that Mr.. Hess' benefit viii be
very brilliant one.
Tomorrow II Troyatoreis to be sang, with Miss
hsllogg as Leonora. -
THE vOKEs FAMILY
again appeared at Ford's last evening IN the
Bellies Of the Kitohen,n and succeeded In keep
ing . large audience In the best Of humor. The
Vokes hsve already established themselves .,
favortfes st the cspttsl and Justly 80 for they arc
without doubt the most talented troupe Of fun
not only Vsfy: 6es6tifai, SuE also possess sweet
and we'll cultivated voices, and dance a. we'll q
they act which Il aeeqFding then high praise
"The boys" psrtake Of the natural talent Of the
Vokes family and perform some astonishing fsst'
Of ndia.rpboer. % carslessly does be twist them
about, yhile Mr.. Fawdons Seem TO be lifted with
springs, % -msrvelously. does he elevate himself
In the air and 90 sprightly are al his movements
In classic lsnguag the Vokes are immense
and their entertainment Is . "big thing"
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GRAND SALE OF VILLA AND GARDEN
SITES.
Latimer Oleary will sell about the last OF
April, for Alexander Hunter, about three hum
dred acres Of land lying between Washington and
snit all parties. A seztion win be built on the
ground by the railroad company. Great induce
ments will be offered to purchasers.
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o1rYlrsNs.
DO sor ,z.sEouTsr tn. BoDr

:
In sickness with medicines that depress tha
physical energieS What the sck prinelpallV
need Is an accesslon of vital strength % snabis
them. The diseased system should Be sustsinsd-
toned, purified and regulated, and there u 10
es~ss he 70 os h :a
objects - Hostetters Stomach Bitters, In ordi-
nary practice sRerisHs, blsOd-dspurstils, ahtts
sepArstsly. In Hostetters Blgters all these agents
are combined, and act together In psrfeot har-
ment are siiEs prevented. and the strength n he
patient rallies ahfle the disease Is losing ground
In dyspepsia, liver complaint, chronic eoastipa.
ali the ailments Involving pysicaf and mental de-
preston, this pure vegetable restorative Is SOW.
eTeign rensdy.
,fHE HzsT EYER HADEr
"p.nnot use .ny ether. . Never eOuld use b.k-
did. al lad l. much cheaper thss otSs sis.;s
Think u superior TO any hays ever trisd.n
These srea isw q The many expressions In favor
the rapidly Increasing sale It has attained Snr
making sweet, light and healthy biscuits, roIls.
o DUAL L can & oStsned fn a. TG1f ne
eers. pooLxx BIO, Proprietors, % New street,
- FoR SPRIse wxAs
Fine sofs and stir Felt Hats.
49,. STIsEAkTz, Halter,
= l2S7 Pennsylyania avenue.
ESsIIsz Paragon Frame silk Umbrellas
Price, g, STINEMkrz, Halter =
'l. 1851 PennsylYanis avenue.
SFBssH supplies Cork-Ined Hats. with patent
ventilAtors. - SrINRAsTz, Halter, -
aplStw 1z37 Pennsylvania avenue
no ONE NEED BE SHORT OF McaxY
since 1t can be procured on eollaterals To any
amount at less than half the usual rates, az K.
Eulton's, No. SIS Ninth street, near Penngyl-
vania avenue Money can there Be obtained on
all kinds ofPersonal property. ghila for those who
have enough and 70 spare Of the snlthly lncre'r
silver watches, dIAnonds, musical instruments,
sewing machinez. and q vast assortment Of other
articles which are selling ~ almost half what
they can be bought for elsewhere. sz--
WHITE clean, sound teeth, all may have By
using daily THURsroE,s Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow.
der. Price, IS and 30 cents per bottle.
? BBAuTITUL, SOFT glossy hair, All desire II an
may have IL BY constant use Of THoNP6oN'sPo--
made Optfme. Price, Is and 50 cents per bottle.
not solled- JoUvEst's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
will renoyate them thoroughly. Price, IS cents
ers. - Ia
PLAsrEns, whenever plaster is needed, are un-
rivslled- Price, %, Is. and 80 cents each.
THE GREAT ENsLIsH REMEDY for Govt and
Rheumatism. Ali sufferers from the above CON-
plants, either ofreeent or long standing, are ad-
yised 70 use Blairs Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon Is the most safe and &c.
fectual remedy ever offered to the public, and
have been universally used in Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BY
PRoUr 4 HARsANT, 70 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggfsts.
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The following sales were made II the fish mar
ket yesterday By r A. Golden & Bro: booo shad,
ct from u to % per thousand; 500 punches rock,
at 20 cents per bunch.
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H1BEaN1Aa BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

Z At the annual meeting Of the Warrington City
HIbernisn Benevolent Society, No. 1, held at
Carroll hall on Monday evening, the following
gentlemen ware elected 70 serve for the ensuing
year: President, I'd. Daily; 1st siee president
John B. Lynch; ID vice prendeut, Edwin Krouse;
rssSrg .srics oSnnsr; treasurer. 4. J. Tessn:
chaplain. Rev.J, A. Walter; marshal, Dennis
Kinney; trustees, B. Kilmartin, John Scanlon,
James Cannon, Patrick Mccain, Patrick Nc
Hugh and Peter McIntire. o. - GA
The contest for the position OF president was an
exciting one, the opposing candidate being Mr..
NJ. E. Urell; but Mr.. Daily was successful BY Q
majority offOrty three In ballot Of two hundred
and ninety-two. Much satisfaction was subse-
quently expressed, rs Il is believed that the new
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR -FALUABLES.
Call and examine the Ore and burglsr-proot
vaults OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. for safe
valaableS. Rents, Eom ten TO sixty dollars per
annunn, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
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FINANCIAL,

DISTRICT STOCK ExcHANaR
Tsrnfshed By y. p. Brodhedd, Banker, SIS FVsssntA
ARRrI q, Isl
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CINCINNATI LAGER REEI

CINCINNATI LAGER BEER
from the Lion brewery, for sale at q 10 per dozen
pint bottles, by dealers throughout the District,
or by the agent, samuel @. Palmer, Georgetown,
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A PROMINENT newspaper writer Of Paris,
NJ. Louis Bossier, died . few days ago from
actual want. He was found dead In the
wretched garet he inhabited in the Faubourg
81. Antoine, and appears to have had neither
friend nor relative IN the great capital. Like
the barrister who died of want recently IN
London, he seems TO have been too proud to
make his wants known. As In q great city
Ike Paris there must be work Of some kind for
every man, It seems Ike moral cowRrdice that
this man did not ask for IT,, That man
should deliberately allow himself to die by the
slow process Of starvation, rather than ask
work, seens almost fneoncsivable.
Disseminated Cabby: 10 ladies, who, wishing
to get rid of their small change, have rendered
him one fourpenny piece, two threepenny ditto,
one penny, one halfpenny, and two AthingsE
the sum tosl amounting 10 his proper fare)
"Weli, low long might yer both q been Q. say-
ing up for this little treat P'-Psssseh
"A man named Button diedrecently in South
ern. Berkahire, Mass, and when the sexton
started out with pick and shovel somebody
asked him what he was going 70 do. Going
to make . Button-hole," was the not very
grave reply. sz
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wAsmSeros, April n, ls7A.


To the EDITOR of the National Republicans:
SIR: The account given in the Star this evening
Of the personal di1lcuity between the Hon. Mr..
Mckee and myself contains one or two errors
which wish to correct. I was not editor pro
fsmpors or otherwise OF the Capital. I am not
and never have been connected with the paper,
nor do 1 approve Of It's course. i was requested
by my cousin, Col Dom Plat, to read certain
proofs during his absence, and this did. When
Mr.. Mckee called upon me was lying back In
my chair quite III, rs that gentleman must have
observed-too III, indeed, 70 get up, which tits
my habit to do when Q member Of Congress or q
stranger enters the Library, Of which have
charge. The conversation may have occurred,
but the blow In the, face and the swollen lip are
imaginary There was 8 flourish Of . stick large
enough to fell an OF, and this, with the exhibit
tion ofthe handle Of pistol was quite enough to
leave me in doubt as to everythfng except the
vanishing back Of the indignant gentleman 1t
was too sudden for an assault and too dem onstra-i
tive for an insult Had Mr. Mckee asked me
quietly and kindly, should hare been plearod to
give him any proper ofiiciaf Information 10 my
possession. have striysn to DO my duty az
Librarian Of the House withcat mlngling In any
personal or political differences Finally, de-
sire TO say flor dislike 10 appear IN public 10 this
manner, or drag any other man unnecessarily be-
fore the public,) that II Mr.. Mckee 10 willing to
let the matter rest, am sure an. 4
Very respectfully. JoHn J. PIATT.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLEs. ).

,a- LION BREWERY EAGER BEER
in casks and hotties, for sale by Sam1 q. Palmer,
Georgetown, d. q. r-z...T = s-- 20.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FnrnfsAed by Lsl0is Johnson Co., Bdakers Vernon
Roc, aortAeast corner PennsyluaRfd opssuS and
Tenth strssf, iWdshfa0 ton. =
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GOOD ExogeH FOR THE RIcH-cHEAp

Catawba Champagne, in quarts and pints, bot.
tied by Samuel @. Palmer, 81 Greene street,
Georgetown, DO. Retail price, e1o per dozen
dealers.
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VoR Il .,

In their laughahIe sketgh,
THD WRONG MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE. ..
The piece concluding with the international Quad
rifle, invented, arranged and danced by the Nokes
England. ~
Preceded each evening by popular Comediett9-
by the Dramatic Company.
Friday night by universal desire,
THE BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN.
Grand Vokes Matinee on Saturday.
MONDAY, April q, Mrs. CHANfRAU. Ap21
~E[0W N nm ANn UrVER
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TIVE T0NER LECTURES.

ALecture suppl emental 70 the regular course un-
der this fund, 70 encourage tthe discovery Of new
truths for the 1dvancement OF medicine, VII be-
delivered By Prof. @. e. BR0WH-sEQUARD, IN
theCongregatioaal church, corner Of Tenth and q
strrets northwest, on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
April p Of So'clock. Subject: t'Have two brains
or sae3 ftVs, why % We educate but one i'' Tho
mec cal profession, and all Interested In scienttc
r. - - JOSEPH HENRY,
Reo3ts l President Board of Trustees.
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ELRTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
" ODD FELLoWSHIP.-RieE;ly Encsmpment
No. L o. D. F., viii celebrate the dfty-hfth anni-
yersary Of the Order on MONDAY EVENING, the
9Th instants at Marinl's Hall, with Concert and
Soiree Dansante. Members OF the Order are ma
ternslly Invited TO be present. on thai occasion.
Tickets. bocents. At the door. ap2l-WF&h
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SHORTHAND WRITER
AND Law IMPORTER
omee-No. no c street. between First and Second
ssrectss ncing Indiana avenue NM
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BANK STOCKS

Securities.
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which the exact quantities could be ascer-
tanned you did not use them in making that re-
turn for the work done by the contractor A.
Inever knew there was cross section along the
whole line.
O. Did Won ever use any leker anyvherea A..
I presume not. In great many instances
got the quantity from Mr.. Barney that was the
excavation TO be done. If would measure
the sidewalks and other works would ges him
TO rive me the amount whenever he had made
excavations. That was his particular duty to
do 90 whenever they were determined. -
Q. Now suppose Il should turn out that IN
one Of your measurements you bad rade .
mistake, say IN quantities, say Of 200, 900 or
800, 600 yards, that you should make mistake
Of 100,OOo-one third or one hall, would you
think that would be . reasonable result from
your mode Of ascertaining the quantities. A.
/ would not. -
Z Q: II such Should turn out 70 Be the result,
would you not suppose II 70 De deslgnedf A.
would not. Ill
Q; How would You account for 1T Al
would suppose u TO be an error.
2. Suppose you should discover good many