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GEORGETOWN.

A NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Court. IA
dependent Order Of Foresters, was organtyed
saturday night at Albrecht's hall. The FOLLOW.
Ing officers were elected:-G.W w. Decker, INSTALL
ing offlcer; G. Calvert Chief ranger; g. w Shoe
maker, vice ranger; j. G. Heggs, recording Sec
rotary; W. II. Decker, financial secretary; Il.
Glue. treasurer; j. A. Lucas, senior wOdard: r.
M. Vanneman, junior wodard; G. C. Decter,
senior beadle; c. G. Clark junior beadle; T..
Decker, chapman.
BAPTIsED IN Rock CREEK.-There were eleven
converts received into the First Baptist church
!coioreO by baptism yesterday. The ceremony
LOOK place at ROCK creek, near P-Stroet BRIDE
In the presence OF very large concourse OF
spectators, and was conducted by Rev. Sandy
Alexander, who has preached In Georgetown Tor
seventeen years. One OF the persons baptised
was son OF the officiating clergyman.
THE CHARITY BALL to be given at Forrest hall
during Easter week will not be fancy dress
ball, as stated In some OF the Sunday papers.
LINTHICCM INSTITUTE LECTURES.-The follow
Ing course OF lectures, free to the public will
be given at Curtis school hall, On the dates
stated, at ~ O'Clock p.m.:-Tuesday, April SIN
pr Elliott Coues, s.A., The Doctrine OF Evo-
luton Illustrated; Friday, April 11th, Col. Gar
rick Mallery, U.S.A., Indian Myths Compared
with Aryan; Tuesday, April 18th, DR.. Elliott
Coues, U.S.A., The So-called Conflict of Science
and Religion; Friday. April 18th, Col Garrick
Mfaliery' LISA, Mormons at Home and Mongols
PoRT.-Entered, steamer E. C. Knight Capt
chichester, from New York, with an assorted
cargo; schooner Mary A, Tyler A. O. Curtis
master, from Jacksonville, Fla with $50, 900
feet pine lumber to Brown, Graves q Co.
GRAIN.-Arrlved, boat Farmers Friend with
1900 bushels OF corn.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-There were no arri-
walls OF wheat and no offerings on change To-
0ay.
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ALEXANDRIA.

DRUGGED.-A cOlored man came to the station
house to-day With letter from Sheriff Wibart
OF the county, stating that he had been found
wandering about there In half demented con
dit1on. He was taken care OF, and after time.
became sufficiently sensible to tell his story
he says that he arrived here on the Richmond
train last Wednesday evening from Greensboro
NC, On his way TO Pennsylvania, where he
has engaged to work with gardener. When
he got OFF the train he had on good black s,iii
and carried valise, with an old working suit
In 1t. He also had some $40 in money On his
person. He was accOSted by a coiOred man
who offered to show him place to spend the
night. Upon arriving at the place he took
drink with the keeper OF the house and remen-
Ders nothing more until to-day, when he found
hlnselr Clothed In the old working suit and his
Val'se and money gone. officer Latten took
MN out, 10 eDdeayor to find the place where he
stopped, out the mans actions became so yio-
lent that he had to bring him back to the sta
tlon house. He gives his name as VIM Darnell,
ana IL is supposed that he has been drugged.
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY RELIC GoNE.-The
oWelilng house at Lexington" In the south
eastern part OF Fairfax county, belonging to
george Mason, esq, OF "Spring Bank" was
totally destroy ed by fire on Thursday evening
last. The house, which was frame one WIS
built by Col. George Mason, OF Gunston, prior
10 the war OF the revolution.
FISH REPoRT.--The receipts at FiShtoWn to-
day were again very light. Only about $50 shad
and 5000 behring's were reported. The shau
sold at s24 per hundred and herring at sl1 aud
SIP per thousand. Scarcely any bunch fish are
arriving, most Of those caught going On TO
Washington, where very high prices are re-
alKed.-fGdzette, 5th.
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THE COURTS.
COrRT IN GENERAL TERM.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
APPOINTMENT OF NEW AUDITOR.
This morning the resignation OF Thos. Hood,
Payne was appointed to the position.
Lock agt. Commissioner OF Patents; opinion
by Judge Wylte dtscharging rule. Platts &
Waldron; opinion by Chief Justice Cartier di-
recting reissue Of patent. j. g. Parkinson; ap-
plication for admission to the bar referred.
stephen Fl. Jecko, Milton j Southland and W. w.
Upton were admitted to the oar Frangis
re Robert Bellows estate; argued. Hibernia
National Bank agt. Hovey; decree by consent.
EQUITY CoURT-Juoge Macarthur.
Today .Cowman agt; Cowman; bill dismissed.
Jurisdiction overruled. Miller agt. Hopkins;
petition to oren dispositions and take further
testimony denied. Goldman agt. Moore; trustee
authorized to pay costs. Sill agt. Sill; pro con-
hearing.
POLICE CoURT-J,sdge Shell.
To-day, John Thomas, colored boy, vagTant,
was sent down. Robert c. Warner, q marine,
feited: Anna Morrison, vagrant; sent down.
VIM. H.. Smith, colored boy, charged with
crying his newspapers after O'Clock pm sun
Allen, 80 days for vagrancy. Charles O'DOnnel,
q six foot, strapping white vagrant; 80 days.
Mary Holland, vagrant; sent down 81 days.
Henry johnson and Melvina Brown, charged
with alley swearing; $ each. VIM. Magee, a
marine, street profanity; S. Otto Hahn, same
charge: S. James Murphy, an ableb0died
white vagrant, pleaded guilty, and was sent
down 30 days. Lewis johnson, larceny of meat
from Riggs market and a bucket or lard; SIS.
johnson was also charged with dsorderiy con
duct and fined SIS additional or 80 days. VIM. Fl.
Gautt, larceny OF some coal; IS. Charles Stan
ley, colored, larceny Of an umbrella worth 50
from VIM. Dix, pleaded guilty and Was fined SIS,
Sarah johnson, loud; S.. VIM. II. Diggs as
Sault On Matilda Addison; IS. Fanny Hutchin-
son, pleaded guilty to street cursing. and was
nned So VIM. Taylor, assault on Henrietta
CampEe11: s.. Fanny Belmont. vagrant: sent
down. VIM. Douglass, assault on Lucinda
Thomas; 81.
STEALING PUBLIC RECORDS.
Alfred Brockenbury, messenger in the office
or the District Commissioners, was arraigned
on the charge Of stealing public record from
that Office and selling 1t for waste paper A
colored junk dealer testified that he got eighteen
POUNDS OF waste paper from Brockenborough
and sold 1t to another man named Green and
among the waste was this book It was an Old
numerical book for 1903 and belonged to the
assessors Office. Green testified that be called
by there and took the old paper from defendant
and paid him for 1t, putting it into his cart
Detective McElfresh testified to recovering the
book. which had been torn into shreds and the
binding torn Off. Mr.. Frank Reside, of the
assessors Office, testified that Mr. Dodge had
told him to have this book repaired Witnes,
locked 1t up in his case on Friday evening and
saturday when he went to get 1t it was miss
Ing. He asked BrOckenbury where 1t was and
he replied that he had not seen 1t. He then
went to the junk shops about town, but could
not find 1t. The case was sent to the grand
jury, bonds being fixed at $500.
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bottle.
Docs CAN BARK WITH IMMUNITY. Human
beings cannot. The distressed lungs must be
relieved, the cough arrested, or the whole
ofeaInlng apparatus goes to ruin. Remember
this, and that 6 Hate's Honey of Horehound and
Tar" VIII quiet any cough and remove all pull
Pixies 7oothache Drops cure toothache in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents.
CHAMoh1LH AND LIVER PILLS (Dr. Cnandler's).
Purely vegetable and tasteless. No noxious
drugs; Formula On each package. All know
Cure
ness, SICK neadache, pain In back or shoulders,
kidney directions, nervous debility, coated
tongue, al Impurities of the blood. &c; per
package All druggists. Principal depot, j. W.
Drew. 9th and Penna. avenue AGO.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to use Lodii,e's Headache spe-
80 cents bottle.
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy never can fail to
cure rheumatism 2
To THE CoNsUMPTIvE.-Let those who Ian
guish under the fatal severity Of our climate
those who are in DECIDED CONSUMPTION, by no
means despair. There is safe and sure remedy
at hand, and one easily tried. Wilbor's COM
sessing the very nauseating flavor Of the OIL as
heretofore used, is endowed by the Phosphate
OF Lime with healing property which renders
the on douoly efficacious. Remarkable testi-
sire to see them. Sold by A. B. Wilbor, Chem.
ist Boston, and all druggists. f,m,W
TIE GREATEST PART OF the annual contract
for supplying Her Majesty's troopships with
Champagnes has been awarded to Mr.. BOLLIN-
GER for his "Dry" extra quality.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking In flesh, VITAL brain, or nerve force, use
"Wettes' Health Renetcer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leannesS sexual debility,
premature decline, &C., &C. 81, at druggists;
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, n Y,
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. 3,4-eoly
PnEs.-Dr. Chambers Pison; sure cure roy
Piles; instant relief; harmless; never failing All
druggists; so cents Principal depot j. 81.
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue. Q,202.
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mys Wins
LOWS Soothislg Syrup has been used for children
1t cOrrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind colic regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and d1arrhea, whether arising from teeth
edy; Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. FtSchers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 9OG G. street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he Is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
5essing these facilities Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
So centsto 10 cents pair, by cleaning number
reduction In price. Specialty-Ladies party
dresses, spotted or soiled round the bottom,
cleaned without doing the whole garment; 25
years experience.
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Amasements, &c, TO-nfGhse
Natton0! TheGter.-"A Celebrated Case
1Aeaser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. varieties.
Franklin Hau.-Musical entertainment.
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NATIONAL THEATER.-'A Celebrated Case"
viii be presented at the National this week, the
first performance being given tonight. 1t will
OF New York. The play is one Of deep interest
It ahounds in striking situations and affords
wide scope for good acting. The Union Square
Company have the reputation of giving the
play most excellently. The cast includes, Mr..
e. K. Collier, E. Vary, Chas O'Briep, Ed. Til
ton, Miss Emily Baker, Emma Marley, Bessie
Turner and others.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-An entirely new and SEN
Sational programme will be presented In the
usual good style at the Comique this week.
ODD FELLOWS HAYL.-A musical and dramatic
entertainment will be given here next Wednes-
day evening for the benefit OF Washington Tent
No. 80, /. o. r.
FRANKLIN HAIL-The third grand musical
entertainment by COL ii. NJ. Rogers viii be
given here this evening, commencing at eight
O'Clock.
THE GRAND PEABODY CONCERT soon to come
OF will be a great musical treat. See the ad
VertiSemeut
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-iBSOL UTELY PURE.

Consumers should bear in mind that the incoD
parable Royal" is now the only Baking Powder in
the market made from pure Grape Cream Tart&r
the wine district Of France. An old experienced
nousekeeper writes that, although ahe has to pay
ieW Iennies morefor the Royal" hnds that it goes
economy to use it.
The manufacturers of this Powder, with a keen
perception saw that which should prove best to the
consumer would prove best for themselves have
always used the purest and most Wholesome mate
rails.
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow.
ders onbined. and being prepared always alike
never fails to make good. light sweet and nutritious
DER has taken the place OF Soda Saeratns and
Yeast-mOre healthful because it preserves all the
nutritious elements of the -four. With its wonderful
convenience and the fact that it will keep in any
climate, never cakes nor spols. makes IL the finest
Groeers.
Do not buy Baking Powder loose. az it is almost
sure to contain alum. Alum produces gripping con-
stipa ion, indigestion, headache and dyspepsia; az
fects tie blood, causes piples on the face etc m26
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LECTURES.

A Lecture by DR.. ELLIOTT OOUEs, o. 8. A
1.-THE Doctrine Of Evolution Iuustrated"-will be
given at Curtis School Building, GEORGETOWN, d c.
TUESDAY, April Sih, at tx O'Clock pm
Admission free. Public invited. 1t
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Lewis Washington and Mary Allen; Chas. II.
Stub and Mary r. Small; Peter Gekel and Adj
die G.. Smith
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CITY ITEMS.

PLEASANT, safe, reliable and cheap remedy
IS Or. Butts Cough Syrup. Price only 25 cents
bottle.
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z CTS
THAT CANNOT BE IGNORED.

The remarkable cures that have been performed
past few years have done more towards revolution
lzing the old system OF dosing, as treatment Of
various diseases, than all the efforts of medical re-
formers for ages. 1t has proved. indisputaby that
the system Of administering medicines internally as
cure for disease is, as rule. pernicious. Thou
sands upon thousands are dosed to death yearly,
willing victims, from the mistaken opinion that ma
ture calls for some powerful dose to be taken into
the stomach before she can succeed in bringing
about healthy action, and thus enable tho various
organs to perform their proper functions. 1t is a
mark of progress and matter of rejoicing that this
remedy, which illustrates principle as old as Hin
pocrates, Is being SO generally used and recon.
mended.
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPANIES rem
edies which are the cole opponents Of the CURE BY
ABSORPTION as opposed to DOSING, have been
proved the cheapest and Most EEectuaL Remedy for
att Dtstdses Arising from Malaria or Disordered
stomach or Ltrer and it is q well known fact that
nearly all the diseases that attack the human BODY
can be traced. directly or indirectly, to these two
organs.
The PAD ezerts Prompt and Specific Influence
upon the Systen and Removes the Poisonous Germs
Witch Pdraiize its Action. and Restores Normal
Condition Of Health in Manner ABSOLUTELY Won
derfuL
It Is known by actual experience that there fs no
disease that attacks the youth or adult of both sexes
that can eren be modified by the use Of drug but
that can be acted on in far satisfactory and
permanent manner by the HOLMAN LIVER PAD
Co.'S REMEDIES.
NUMBKRLEss CASES. FINALLY AcKNowLEDaED
TO BE BEYOND THE REACH OF MEDICINE, HAVE
BEEN SAVED UNDER THE MILD ACTION OF THESE
REMEDns ALONE
From. a Leading Baltimore Merchant:
months, but had been constantly growing thinner ur
Suffered much from depresson Of nS Spri as
e; BY dysRepsta The Pap acted very quickly
x no s@ san
they R SfRf
BraH, Faulkner Coz
A Plumbers Story
q sss
sSh .n ManX as h nSs Continual
s Sa nsafa hFss Il hi bead
sn sss lad ee hssS
na relief through sm grate
26l Druid Hill avenue. Baltimore
nr
by mail. giving full description of your case.
The public is earnestly cautioned against I,r1ra.
TONS and SPURIOUS ARTICLES
For FURTHER information as to diseases reached
by the PAD and lis AUxILIARIEs. consult our pam
phlet. Address
RINGWALT d HALL, Agents,
g. z. CORNER 9Th AND E STREETS
Washington. D. o.
Lady Physician in Attendance.
Office Hours 8 q. m. to 9p. m. marl2eotr
Gas FIXTURES.
The finest snd largest stock Of
aAs FIXTURES
EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THE OIrY.
THE BEST AND OHEAPRsr.
VIII guarantee entire satisfaction.
E. +. BROOKS,
febl8-n OoRcoRAN BUILDING. 18th 81
0HAMPAGNE WINES.
At COST FoR oAsR.
NAPOL1ON CABINET. quarts S7l 80. piuts IN
CABINET VERZENAY. only S2l.6O
DRY VERZENAY. quarts $3.50, pints e20
g. Il 1U4As quarts o20O5. ptnts S2l u.
- HAVANA AND DOMESTIC 6E0ARa
10 Per cent Oh for CASH on su srsdsa nakfr.
ne price o. our "PunchinellO" Brand n 60 M
hundred. WV Se&
THOMAS RUHHKLL.
jan2Sin 1873 Pe,sss0. ssesswe.
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FARDoSxD By THE PKEsIDEST.-.This morn
President for John F. Peters, Convicted of An
assault and battery by the Police Court in
January last, and sentenced to six months in
jail. > '''"'n9 III
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ting good material ON your roofs rs to buy tt
ana one OF Langhorne's books, which shows Won,
now 10 save two-thirds the expense OF root
Esln1ng: word TO the wise Is sufficient.
ffank UonaSan, Room a, 70s street.
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BAPTIZED IN THE Unsatisfactory morn
Ing Rev. VIM Robinson, OF Mount Olive Bap-
list church, baptized twenty-five converts TO
that church In the river at the old Sycamore
shore, and In the afternoon Rev. W. j. Walker
administered the rite TO several converts to the
SIMON Baptist church at the same place
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

RRR 900 BAKING
R,H "A Pc WIDER
HRR O Wy A A l.
x % 7 AAAA l. BAKING
COo LLLL POWDER
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WAsHIN6ToN FISH MARAEr.-Sold by r. A.
Golden. agent, since last report As, 900 behring's
oOld nom 81 to 80 per thousand; 1000 shad
006 nom SIS TO SIS per hundred; 1000 tailors
sold from 81 TO So per hundred. 100 punches
rock and perch sold from IS to 80 cents per
bunch.
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EMIGRATION TO ARiZONA.-A meeting OF per-
sons interested in emigration to Arizona was
neio saturday night at private house on f
street, between 9th and 10th streets-Mr r. NJ
Hall In the chair. Hon. Mr.. Campbell, delegate
In Congress from Arizona, addressed the meet
Ing In favor OF the emigration scheme. The CO.
operative plan was discussed, but no action
taken looking towards permanent OrganiZa-
ton other than the appointment OF several
committees TO consider and report ways and
means.
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SPRING STYLES
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Working SUITE,
Youths Suits,
Children's Suits.
Suits for Little Chaps,
Suits for Growing Boys,
Suits for Big Boys.
Suits for School Boys
Suits for College Youths,
Suits for Working Youths.
Suits for Small Men,
Suits for Large Men,
Suits for Men of Medium Size,
Suits for Men OF Extra Size,
Suits for the Biggest Of Men,
Suits for every Kind Of Men,
Suits for all the Men in Town
PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO PLEAsI Nc
A. STRAUS,
THE POPULAR CLOTHIER,
ap4tr 1O11 Pa. aces bet. 10th and 11th s.s.
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TIE DAsHAwAYs met at Franklin hall last
Patterson secretary. Addresses were made by
MT. Holloway, Major r. NJ. Hall, j. B. Dunning,
Matkins Addison, Jr, of Georgetown, Bud
Eggieston and Arthur Shepherd, and number
OF people signed the pledge. The president an
n0unced that he had received a letter from
Cnarhe Nye, sending words OF greeting and
cneer 10 the Dashaway club and giving an en-
courag1ng account OF the progress of the tenn
perance cause iD st. Louis. The choir rendered
good music. unG ,r the leadership OF Prof, w. T.
Nlmmo, with Nj c. E. Common officiating at the
commandment
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NoLL8 PRos.-In the Criminal Court to-day
the District Attorney entered a nolle pros. in
the case OF VIM. Cahill, charged with assault
ana battery on Margaret Altdorfer appeal from
Pollce Court). and also Ia the case of Margaret
Altdorfer and Andrew Altdorfer for assault on
Cahill (appeaD.
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THE GREAT REVIVAL now progressing at the
Hamline NJ. E. church was greatly increased In
interest last night. The evangelist, Rev ThOs
Harrison, exhorted the people most earnestly,
and the interest among the vast congregation
was intense. Persons fastened from ali parts
OF the church to the altar seeking religion.
Among the penitentS were a large number CT
young men. Many people were unable to OBJ
tain Abundance TO the church
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NEW AUDITOR OF THE COURT APPOINTED
This morning, In the Court In General Term,
Judges Cartier and Wylie, the acceptance OF
the resignation OF Judge Hood, as auditor of
appointment OF Col James g. Payne to the
position was announced. Col. Payne Is we'll
Known popular member OF the washington bar.
and has had much experience In that class of
eases which usually go to the auditor, and also
some experience as auditor, having been the
oeclal auditor In many cases. The appoint
lent OF Mr.. Payne, although IL was not ex-
ected by majority OF the members OF the bar,
III give general satisfaction In announcing
e appointment the Chief Justice remarked
I 1at the court was unanimous in making it,
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mss Wins
LOWS Sootfisg Syrup has been used for children
1t correctS acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrh9a, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. An Old and well tried rem
edy; Is cents bottle.
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BANKERS.
EDUCATIONAL.

ERKNCH LEssoNs.Pny.te or in claeses
HOMIE has removed 70 go 18th o. NV. ROOD
pronunciation Parisisn) and the use Of prsckcal
conversation rapidly acquired by pupfls NR-Ins
etrucf1on during the summer Call any oay botVoe0
~ and O'Clock. Mondays and Thursdays aftee Il
Pm. uar26-lv
CPENCERIAN BBeINESS OOIIEaR, corner IN
~ and SITS n ". Estsblished 1854 SPRING
HESSIONS. Men and Women can enter 6 any
time. The course embraces PenmAnship, OorrS.
BILE Entry Bookkeeping. Business Practice, Com.
merclal Law, Political Economy and Lectures Tha
For particulars visit the Oolleee or addreGs
marZ4Q h O. SPENCER, Principal
pRIvATELY Oh IN Aea-LAsh. naahes
Nest Point Annapolil OF Oolleg1ase p9epSxS1i6S
Terms m0derasA W. ELYMA, A u. In Q
n v. uaA oeaore III m a1eer .. m Uop1o6
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THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD CtsE.-To-
day, In the Equity Court, the case of Fayolle ct
al. agt. Texas Pacific Railroad Co., was heard
before Judge Macarthur On the plea OF defen.
dant to the jurisdiction OF the court-Senator
Carpenter for pla1nIiffs and Mr.. Prescott for
defendant-and the court oyerruIed the plea.