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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

Good Government League must have fortl-
fed itself pretty strongly and must GER
tanly have n most righteous cause when
Its opponents lind themselves In such des-
pcratc straights that they can ind no
weaker points of attack. The follow ing
are specimens OF the kind OF stuff that
Is offered as argument or rather proof OF
lack OF argument to an intelligent pubic:
Lost. Strayed or Stolen-One Good
Government League. just a plain scrub.
dark brlndle horns broken, ears cropped
and branded on all sides with n large pie.
Finder please return to the Age office.
No reward as II Is not worth continental
to anybody but ourselves. and is valuable
to US only because We can have fun with
IL.
THE Good Government League was only
a blum. Tho Age called IL and like the
little boys chicken that had the pips, II
went hens.
Hold there, Stop the pressl Now, what
In Sam i4ill has become OF that Good
Government Learner DR.. Broiles. DR.
HeislR. Colonel Slosson. Judge Kittrell-
honest to goodness. now. hasn't one OF
you got 1t concealed somewhere about MS
pcrson?'
These are certainly great arguments
Indicative OF the sublime intelligence
creating them, and well worthy Of the
great press publishing them. But for all
that the Good Government League has
been found and will probably be heard
from, from time to time during the cam
palgn and perhaps finally at the election.
Respectfully. DIR. T.. s. Helsig
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

Robert G. Tabor OF Bryan is In the CITY.
Colonel ]. l.. Bonney of Brazoria is in
tho city.
Captain Lee Hall of San Antonio is In
the city.
Colonel James II. Trezevant OF Dallas
IL in tho city.
Judge Eugene ]. Wilson Of Brazorla
arrived IN the city yesterday.
John :. Aldcrhon. II well known ,nsur-
auce adiustcr OF Dallas. Is in the city.
Miss Bertha Wagner OF Columbus is
visiting hor mother, Mrs. NJ Wagner of
1914 Magnolia street.
Mrs j e. bradford OF San Luis Potosi.
Mexico. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. H.
khusone, 30 Crawford street
Frank Bates. formerly OF this city. but
now prosperous planter OF Grimes
county was In the city yesterday en-
route 20 Galveston, whore he Is "A witness
Ia a civil suit In the Federal court.
Hon O'Neiu Ryan left last nirht via
the southern Pacific for his home in st
Louis after very pleasant stay OF soy
eral days IN this city, Hc met many old
friends IN Houston and made a number
Of acquaintences. All who met him were
charmed ,t,3 with HIS pleasing personality
ana hopes were expressed that he win
again visit this section OF the state
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
SHERIFF WILKINS FREED
YEARS OF SLAVERY. AND HOW HE
ESCAPED.


Urbana ohio -,(Specal.) This town
Is greatly exercised over the remarkable
rescue of Sheriff X. L. Wilkins from one
OF tho worst forms of slavery known to
man. lie has now fully recovered from
tho results OF his experience, and talks
freely ana gratefully OF his deiiverer. In
an Interview today he said, 81 have been
u perfect slave to tobacco for over twenty
i've years. smoked from twelve to fifteen
cigars day. November 18th, last, l
bought my first box of No-To-Bac from
Anderson Il Cramcr. / had little faith,
and 10 my great surprise. after using part
of tho third box, was completely cured
ana did not have the least desire for to-
hacco. To-day | feel hotter. 1 sleep bet
ter, think better, and haze gained
htteen pounds in weight, and there is not
a day passes that do not recommend
who | know are destroying their lives and
vitality by the use of the weed"
Further investigation revealed the fact
that there are 900 people living in this
town and the surrounding country who
have been cured by No-To- Bac.
anderson \ cramer stated that they
wero tho iirst TO start tho good work
here as Mr.. Anderson termed II. YES,
We introduced No-ro-I3a into this town
about three years ago The demand at
no taith In IT, but wa sold to "A few people,
ana TO our great establishment every one
reported cure. Since that time we have
sold hundreds OF boxes, and every one
under guarantee to cure or refund the
money. ana strange as II may seem, We
hayo never had "A call TO refund money"
No-Tc- BAG not only relieves the ner-
vous irritation and makes the use OF to-
hncco entirely unnecessary, but at the
Same time builds mp and foVtiies the gem
orh physical condition, AS "A naturar in
Ntgorator and stimulant we believe there
IL no preparation In America TO equal IT,
Tho public should be warned how
ever. against tho purchase OF any of the
many limitations on tho market, as tho
success of No-ro-Bac has brought forth A
host of countcrfeiters and imitators The
Nn-HI ALL 70 1NH Ia.
ling Remedy Co. Chicago. Montreal and
Now York. and Is sold under n guarantee
10 cure by all druggists. and every tablet
thereon.
Sold by y. A. Kiesllng, Druggist, 500
Main street.
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GOOD GoVERNMENT LEAGUE.

To tho Editor OF The Post:
II has been truly said that the party on
the wrong side Of an argument, or at
least the one getting the worst of the dis
cussion, Is generally the one TO get angry
to resort 10 abuse or TO endeavor to rid-
eulo or bcllttlo his opponent. In fact, this
truth has been so universally acknowl-
edged that 1t has become an axiom. and
requires no further proof than the simple
statement
Now, bearing this axiom In mind, let us
IN lew lines review the arguments or
non-afgumcnts that have been brought
out against the Good Government League.
lts aims and purposes, as expressed by its
platform OF principles ana the, ticket, no
nee or which appears daily in this paper.
Mhicn II submits TO the citizens of Hous-
ION Tor their approval, or disapproVal, al
the coming election.
In doing this tho only arguments thar
nave come 10 the notice Of the writer. or
rather tho substitute for argument. ie-
sorted 10 by those on the wrong side of a,
question: or who are Incompetent to deal
Win a question on It's true merits, have
been abuse, belittlemont and iidiculc. all
OF which point TO bad temper. ard nv an
PLYING the rule laid down at the beginning
Of this article II is very plain 10 an I'M.
partial judge as to who Il on the right
SIDE, or, at least as to who has gotten the
better OF the argument. II seems as II the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
CITY BREVITlEs.

Yesterdays registration OF voters 42i;
total registration TO date. 1893
Presbyterian ladies cake sale this even
ing at prew's drug store 500 Main street
There will be II meeting of tho Emmett
committee tonight TO wind up the affnirs
of the late celebration,
Tho regular monthly meeting of The d.
rerlory OF the Mansfield Dramatic club
WIN De held tonight at the residence OF
Mr.. y. =. Munger
Mrs clara Gray has succeeded In sccur.
ing sixteen pupils ana win open her kin.
derEArtrn school Monday at . a. m at tho
corner of Main and Mckinney. She tx
noct5 to increase the attendance 90
twenty.
p, The CAMPAIGN committee OF the Good
Government league win meet this evening
AZ o'clock al the Union hall. 2l3 ~
Main street, third floor. All members, in
be present.
The Central Christian church has on
gagged Mrs. Matilda Fletcher to deliver
her famous lermre; Is Man An Angelo"
hcncht of tho building fund. This charm
ing irctnrcss delights aud instructs large
audiences wherever she goes.
Gibson Y. Overall. for nfty years an
ISIS aud brother of Edwin L. overall
"i houston, Texas, died in Mobile. Ala,
On mo morning of March &. In his I'D
year I0bouuded success crowned his life
IN tho legal profession and nohle chart
ties adorned It from youth To old age.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the
fienrew liikor Cholim society VI Houston
VIII take place az the syuaEogllc. corner
OF Preston and Hamilton streets. Sunday,
March g. AT D. m. sharp An members
are invited to attend this meeting as
business Of Importance viii be transacted
After the return OF the Emmett council
ana the guests OF that organization from
Galveston Thursday night Hon. o'Neill
Ryan. Hon. W J. Kerr and other visitors
were entertained IN the parlor~ of mo
Lawlor. \ number of ladies' were present
and beautiful vocal and Instrumental
music WAS furnished
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rlIE LOCAL STAGE.
nA Tnxna s.eer."

"A Texas steer"
Maverick IraAder' Texas gait'e NnE
6.,n,oi,' it-,,t,,,t.i, iiri,,bt q ~ jug
................ .......... charles Iia.ock
Major Yell. "a farmer member of Far
cd1onol R.t, t ,r,, a,,I 'i'p"
NJ Farmers Alliance 'rhad. NJ ADAMS
Coloucl BLOW, "a hlrtt nd =, member cf
Urn, nTli',Fs inaner. IAN = Alil i,F
Hous," 49,. Wall4ro IA ison
Colonel Is y Pepper, tired office o..
,.,........,. -. .a.,.... ...... James j. Mnnl-y
orD1 ii9t,s,r,r ,T',It', u iiir--,
r-tt iii, i9r,,c,i ,,i,.,,t,
It,rnr n itnri,,
ON no Moor n ,,rlvntn vatt,r IA ,hc VI
Arlington oin,,' C;rif0n
Ttautcrat, f,,oc,, - :, '''''
Holm IL pracif,t,
grrv.a,tt-nf- A rms I'm, "a "a M,
Mrs Rra,lor the cat,lo lins.a ~
Ntt.g ri]g1 IA, p.
Nrs Major Ca,nnboll who's. h,,shanL e.,
stationed I'm rey8r
'' N,,, .. -. H.
pxl, sun nm o,,,,nn I'm a., S'n"r'
Misc cb,r,ntt. ,,r.,,,o
nossy. Brand r's nj
Arts. p,ratt, ,t,.,,..,
N.,,l, an ~, tt,,.,,, -.
''' "'' ~. INV com dI'S hN' NOR
"HEhiF enjoyable. fun Of fun and action
and. whom interpreted by the orir-in,l
80. a,..,. 49,, '' '''' "'FNi''
W. e.y' F'ou COMPANIES nre graf popular
success 8. rho one which Mr.. Hoyl likes
best ana which Is In some respects tho
so ''N'S S''of' was Witnessed
Wy a" audience which was evidently more
than pleased with tho performaic ice. at
Sweeney i Cooula, o,,a,, bo,.s
a,...,, "'e'' H"u+.' l%st
N'''''HN' II was c4'aN' smooth delightful
comedy. bordering Oh the farclcal WITH
Mr. Tim Murphv v,hoae t,io,t 10.
.,,.,,,, ~ IT '"S
FN"''f IN" piHy"HgntS In making the
fl"ce success, IN the leading role OF
tbs east.
MIR. Murnhv hos haco,no a ,oo,,,.,
th@ rii,y XXX n"S oscoth" feature OF
il, II 90, ieho "a ~. . s lu haNe hipearoi
I'M, ,n, ,pp er,torinsnces but neither
duIlad Me c",n,,,, " ~ orn'Ln y, mas
aH''N nus NlpatUS 10 please, or rendered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
NOTE FROM RAPHAEL BROS.
70 the Editor of The Post.

10 inc EdNor OF lNr IoSt;
Houston. Texas, March g. lSg6.-An ar
tlcle appeared in yesterdays Post headed
"A Clerical Error Alleged" which stnte.
ment, II permitted TO go unchanenrcd.
would do our firm and the London AS
suranco corporation an injustice. We were
surprised TO learn that suit was brought
ON the ground that because "a clcricnl
error was made in describing the prom
ertN the insurance company declined 10
pay the loss, We now desire TO state that
We described the location exactly as
given 10 us by the church trustees. More
over tho company have not declined To
pay the loss on this account on tho
contrary, the claim has been adjusted bv
Mr.. j. NJ. Cotton, acting for the company
and agreed to and signed by tho follow :
ms trustees OF Mount Pillow church. +,
u. Turner. James Bailey. Amos Collins
Sandy Mason. Pies Ogburn and Wesley
Fields. The papers have been forwarded
and are now In the hands of the home Of
fico at New York In proper shape for
payment. Respectfully.
Raphacl Rroa
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WITH COMPOUND INTEREST


a hen is more productive in propor.
non to her size than any animal on the
farm. The average wcll-fed hen will
Jay from 90 to 1oo eggs in year, each
one OF which will weigh two ounces OF
more, thus yielding In solid matter near.
~ four tines her own weight in no
twelve months. At the same rnte Of
product, cow would yield two tons NJ
cheese or butter in the year; and his
comparison shows conspicuously the raj,
ntIve superiority of the modest hen ovnr
, ,he more valued COW. Moreover in add
ZION to her contribution of eggs. she win
rear brood of ten or twelve chiciis ~
aud care for them until they are ma
10 look after themselves. while the cnvc
rears but one duplicate of herself veor.
". If the hen fails in doing tbs II l.
Ter want of her owners care. and from
.morouSh usmanagement. which diyerts
motherly care. "Ht ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

| has ordered the city police to stand guard
/ III the primary halls during their councils,
which partak,s OF tho method OF the day
OF reconstruction.
Now, therefore. moved by these consid-
eraticns. and in View Of all the facts here
| In set forth. We, the democrats OF the
| city OF Houston representing as we do a
petition signed by between 1000 and 300
democrats and many others comprising
| in the aggregate n largely controlling ma
jority OF citizenship IN this city. believe
that the maintenance OF the purity of the
party. a more decent regard for its obli-
cations and grave responsibilities, the ef-
fectuai abolition of fnisrule. the establish
ment OF good government and the further
ancc Of the growth and progress OF our
city, demand IA healthier organization of
the party, AMI with that view we call upon
every patriotic democrat In Houston to
meet en- masse IN Market Hall In this city
Monday.eNening at 8 o'clock. on March q
1876. to devise means and measures to pre-
vent the continuance OF the wrongs above
complained Of.
The following are understood to have
been present at the meeting and to In
dorSe the resolutions; D. NJ; Frazier, VIM.
Alexander. James a. Breeding. George II.
Br.nghurst }. Il. Naylor. C.. c. Richart.
Webb Breeding, c. G.. Beavens. c. G.
Beavcns. Jr., X. A. Lohaus. l.. Gus Mnel-
John Lacy. W g. French, Alfred $ Ly
ons, John Lindsey. James Cahill. Pat
Hand George + Patillo. rred Roemer'
Woodbridge. +. b Grace l.. l.. Goodman,
Morris Rosenihal Thomas Mcdonnell,
VIM. Erwin, John O'srlen. C. y. Green
berg. s. Krantz, w. Flocck =. Allcrup.
j. w. Hail. Charles Howard. Pat Burns,
Wright Brashear. James II. Berry, @. f.
Gregory. George c. Hardy, Is. L. Quinn
Henry Hughes, Ernest Heinzc, y. y, FLU
rerlad. Ernest Miller. j. II. Stahl, John
Delaney, John Lynch.
The Louisiana Laboring Mems club,
composed of colored citizens, met last
night In the Fourth ward (south. Sew
eral speeches were made, after which the
club Endorsed the following candidates:
For Mayor-H, b. Rice.
For Assessor and collector-Justin
White.
For Rccorder-w. II. Hi.
For chief of Police-~A. Erickson.
For Street Commissioned. Harris.
There was political meeting last night
out on Houston avenue In the interest OF
the candidacy OF Judge Henry Brashear.
Thomas II. Reed, William Mckinley and
w. H. Allison are nil asplrants for the
position Of future presidents or keepers
OF the White House. They are all ex-
perencirg some difficulty ia securing the
coveted position. but the reporter of The
Post detailed on political matters, has
found that each of them can hc accom-
iuolatcd by coming tn Houston. In front
OF an Intelligence office on Travis STREET
there is n sign Ia bold letters on black
board.
This ia certainly National want ana
no, doubt II the gentlemen mentioned
above should SEQ this paragraph they
would start at once for Houston to get
in ahead OF Carlisle The intelligence office
persons they want. ns there * such !
demand for that position.
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~ NEW CHURCH ORGANIZED.

A missionary Baptist church was or
sanized in thu Pythian Hail last sunday
known as the North Baptist church Of
Houston ia the Firth ward. There vere
I'VE Baptist miniHters who assisted in tn >
organization, after which there was a
sermon preached by the pastor OF the
ihlid haptlst churrh- Ihen, by request al
the chairman, there was a grand shaking
of hands hy all the Baptlsts present. They
had call conference and II was moved
ana carried unanimously that the -FOUR
doacons who were present and VINO have
been serving the Second Baptist church
herotofore should act as deacons OF iris
CHURCH. A clerk was olected also.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
FOR CITY MARSHAL

The Post today contains tho announce
ment Of MIR. y. II, Sterrett as an indie
pendent candidate for the office of city
marshal. Mr.. Stcrrett has the best inter
ests of Houston at heart, having been born
and reared here. lie ia a son of the late
Captain j. IL, Sterrett, the famous old
steamboat captain who commanded boats
plNing in the bayou In the good old days
For the past ten years Mr., Storrott has
been engaged In the contracting and hui,t-
character, fully capable az performing the
duties entailed by the office to which he
nspirCs, and has many friends who will
lend him their fun Influence.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

Texas history wriNen by a Texas school
girl not under the age of IL years All OF
the compositions were to be written and
forwarded to the committee of Judges by
March i. S'Nty-one compositions were
forwarded from Houston and II is under
stood that about forty were sent from
San Antonio. Mayor Lewis Hancock OF
Austin Is chairman of the committee Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
MEDALS FOR TEXAS PUZZLES

Some time ago tho Daughters of the
Republic OF Texas offered a gold and sill
Yer medal for tho. best and second best
compositions upon any OF the heroes OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
NOW YOU'VE cor III

N-7TIITTTVTIV JOWTHHI.
We VIII print tickets for the local election
ana viii certainly put no mans noro oa
the ticket who has NOT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i,.tu't on
paid for it. Fair warning! ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

Typewriter Supplies such as r,bhous
carbon paper, oil. rubber craSers. Tor hi
machines J. !. rastorlza Prtg. & Iitbo
Co, Houston, Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07
OUT FOR GORE

Washington Star.
Weyier behaves like general whose
military training had consisted principally
of the perusal OF dime novels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE nav
Take laxative Bromo Ouinine Tahtn,,
drugsisls refund the money II it falls to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

J. RELY GORDON & w. IL. FOSTER.
Associated Architects. 3oln Main street
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-07

Moolx's dancing academy Soc per.onal
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There was n political meeting last night
out on Houston avenue In the interest OF
the candidacy OF Judge Henry Brashear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-24

Good iemplars Recommend special Day
TO Further Their object.

Good Templars Recommend "a Special Day
TO Further Their object.
At the late meeting Of the District
Lodge OF Good Tcmpiars. a circular was
prepared 10 be sent 20 the ministerial
associations of this city calling on them
10 aid ia thc movement TO make The
fourth sunday in November universal
temperance sunday The letter says.
1--WE recommend that temperance ser-
mons Dee preached in the morning and
special attention uo s.ven 20 ,ho teaching
OK Bible temperance lesson in the san
day school. with the introduction of such
other features aa VIII make the Sunday
school hour si.niucaut for temperance.
We would can The attention of the Young
Peoples Societies 10 the subject of tle
Temperance Reform. and ask that in
Lcir evening meeurrs 10 be made
special subject of prayer.
eve would further suggest that In the
evening Union Temperance or Christian
Citizenship Mcclncs he held in localities
where q may De practicable The above
call is made 90 the end that Christian
temperance sentiment be aroused and
stimulated iE our city and that the
Christian Chucnca take their nehtul
place as leaders in Gals great reform
movement.
The paper has been referred hv the vac
rl0us associations 20 the ministers with
favorable recommendation. ana there SIS
little doubt ,hat these recommendations
VIII Re acted upon favoraoly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-24

NttTION SALTN-T "'"r' ""yr'
BY Crewning & Rose,
Real Estate Auciioneers,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
L OF
HOUSE AND LOT ON MITCHELL
STREET.

By virtue Of n certain deed or trust,
dated 18th April. 1872, OF record IN the
l3s A. page 23l default having been made
IN the payment OF the debt thereby Sc
cured. and being required so 10 DO by the
beneficiary. | will sell, by auction, upon
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF NO
VEMBER, 1895,
az . o'clock, all that certain LOT OK
PARCEL OF LAND lying and being IN
tho county Of llcnrico, near tho city
OF Richmond. beginning AT a point 10 feet
east OF the intersection OF hickory ana
Mitchell streets. and running east "druly
along the south line Of Mitchell street
3 feet. and running back at risht angles
and between parallel lines seuthwardly
towards Webster street 80 feet.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses OF sale
ana balance due on note Of $500, with
interest thereon from Nth October. lsg6,
tho residue as may be named &C hour OF
sale. EDWARD 5. ROSE,
nO22-td Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-24

Tho annual conclavo Of the Grand Com
mandcrv IA. r.. of virginia. wnl take
place al the Masonic Temple on Thurs
day. Iho BODY viii convene az 10 Si. t, -.
Kight Eminent John y. farnam, On 81, T
pomatt0x Commludery, ittcia nrl 3,
he Grand Commander. Right Enllh' 1
j. b. BLANKS. OF Petersburg, IS The 'l""'
Recorder. 49,. ~
The principal business VIII he una,
receiving the reports ~ the oilcela anu
a.. fventv-One communicates ln inc
state. wi,h a membership "a year ago %
}. fJl. -, g.. d.,
About one hundred KNIGHTS VIII , pe ln
attendance upon the toN'i"tv
comroauderv H. entitled To- three repre-
ecntativos. The three council officers ana
every pnst commander 81 delegate.
The conclavc is not expected 10 iaat
more than "a day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-24

The Richmond Lodge. 40. a.. T.. T.. o.
Elks. viii make pilgrimage 90 Nor'olN
Wednesday night where on tnanksfiv-
ng-Day they VIII be honorcd hy their
brother Elks Of that city with That fine {
Of all foasts. "a genuine oyster roast.
The habit the order has of cnioyins DE-
self is well known OF au men. and. from
indications this occasion VIII not be OK
ceptlonal. The Richmond boys may be
expected 10 do The honors later on.
Vhc Richmond herd propose going ~
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. and
an the final ARRANGEMENTS viii Dee made
~ special meeting 90 he held ia the
Lodge t0-ulcht 40 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-24

Tho United States Circuit Court OF APP
pcair convened 80 IO O'Clock yesterday
morning. with judges Iaah, Slmonion'
and Brawlev presiding.
The first case called for argument was
the case # Robert VI. Sncdacu 90 al. ape
pellants. MS. GcOrcc <ing Ct ai.. oppeIecs.
AppCal from the District Court of Mary
land. Cause was argued hy MI Robert
d. Smith. Of Baltimore for am. Rants.
and bv Mr. Beverly W.. Mister. oi bNii-
moro. for appolicos and submitted.
The case of GEORGE h. Hudson. clnim-
ant Of hnrle Glide. appellant w..
George w. GroGn appellee appeal from
the District Court. was argued ly Dir.
Robert ~. Smith FOR appellant fenoint
the argument. the court adjourned until
lO o'clock this morning.
The grand jury of the United States
courts Will DE in session today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-24

Ing from the person. was found guilty
OF petit larceny. and was gwen SIX
months. and fined one cent. Judge WIZ
also placed her under bonds 10 Keep the
peace for twelve months.
Suit was entered In the circuit court
by Brogden & Crute against i. - VIII
ford and r. l.. Register Tor >-@' Inc
case OF w. w. Old. special COMMISSIONS
,g,tnat Gates and others Is now on trial
in this court.
Judge Minor and Judge Wexford sat
for each other yesterday.