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Evening star., 1896-12-03
CONGRESSMEN HERE,
Senator's nnd Representatives Who
Have Arrived for the Session.


Senator'S.
Burrows. Julius c., 14O4 Mass ave NV
Carter. Thomas H.. 1432 Stoughton st.n.w
Chandler, William E., 1421 h ST. NV
Cockreli, Francis NJ. 1918 r St NV
Cullom, Shelby M, 1413 Mass. ave- NV
Daniel. John w. No. B st. NV.
Elkins, Stephen B.. 1925 X st. NV.
German. Arthur p, 14i2 X street.
Hale, Eugene, 1O11 10th st.
Harris 1sham c., IL 1st st. ne.
Hawley, Joseph r.. 1741 G ST. NV
McMillsn, James. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
Mills Roger O.. l746 st. NV.
Mitchell, John L.. Wis. 81 ST. me-
MORGAN, John T. 3lo Az st. NV.
Peffcr William A.. the Oxford
Proctor, Redfeld, 1875 L st. NV
Pugf. James L.. 1893 R st. NV
Roach. William N, 1541 T St NV
sherman. John. 1871 K st: NV.
Squire. Watson c.. The Normandie.
Vest. George c., 1904 St
Walthall. f. c., Miss, The Cairo.
Wetmore. George P. 1909 st.
Wilson. John l., The Cairo.
Representatives..
Adrich. J. Frank, H., 1401 Stoughton II. W.
Adrich. T. H.. Ala. 1908 18th St NV.
Arnold. w. c., Pa. The Varnum.
Babcock. J. W.. Wis, II st. NV
Baker, H. NJ. NH. 14l1 F st. NV.
Bell. ]. c., Colo. 1914 18th ST. n.w
Bingham. Fl. H.. Pa. The Albany
Blue, r. W., Kan. 1O1l 18th st. NV.
Bromwell. J. H.. Ohio. 1347 Q st. NV.
Burton, G. G.. Mo-. 300 A st. Sc.
Burton. T. E., Ohio. The Ebbitt.
Cannon. Joseph G.: ILL.,. The shoreham.
Catchings, T. c.. Miss. 1722 Q st. NV.
Cook, S. A.. Wis, 14l5 Mass. ave. NV.
Cooper, G. NJ, Fla, 1743 Q st. NV
Curtis, Chas.. Kan. 1927 Corcoran st. NV
Dalzell. John. Pa, 1905 n. H. ave NV.
Dayton. A. G., W. Va.
Dinsmore. H. A. Ark. Metropolitan
Doolittle: w: H: Wash. Wizards.
Draper, w. T.. Mass. 1901 K St
Evans, Walter, KY, The Varnum.
Flynn, Dennis r; okl. Ter. National
Gear, Jno. H., Iowa, The Portland
Grosvenor, Chas. H.. Ohio. The Cochran
Hemenway, J. A., Ind. 2l2 North Capitol
Henry. c. L., Ind. 1917 10th st.
Hepburn, W. P. Iowa, 1924 East Capitol
Hilborn. S. G.. Cal. Hamilton.
Kirkpatrick, s. s., kan. 1890 Col road
Little, ] S. Ark. The Varnum
Livingston, L. F., Ga, 2o0 N. ]. ave NV
Loudenslaser, A. c.. N. j., Willard's.
Mcclellan, Geo. B.. NY. 1445 R. /. ave.
McLaurin, ]. L.. SC, 13l5 L st. NV.
McMillin, Benton, Tenn, Chamberlain s
Annex.
Mercer, David H, Neb., 1911 U st. NV.
Meyer, A., La, 100 Q st.
Minor, E. s.. Wis. 40 st. Sc
Northway, s. A, Ohio The Bancroft.
Parker. r. W., NJ. 1921 Jefferson place
Patterson. Josiah, Tenn. The Ebbitt
Perkins. Goo. D.. Iowa, Hamilton.
Poole, Theo. L.. NY. % Iowa circle
Prince. George W.. ILL.,. $40 Md. ave- me-
Reyburn. J. E.. Pa, 1901 Conn., ave. NV.
Richardson. ]. D.. Tenn. 11O3 9th st. n. ".
Russell, B. E., Ga. Mount Vernon Hotel
Sayres, J. D., Texas. The Riggs
Settle, Thos., NC, The Albany.
Simpkins, John. Mass. The Albany.
Smith, G. W., ILL.,, 91S 14th ST. NV.
Shower, H. G., Mich. 407 c st. se
Stone, w. A.. Pa, 1721 @ st. NV.
Tawney. James A.. Minn., The Bancroft.
Taylor, r. W., Ohio. 1863 Roanoke st.
Trelour. w. NJ, Mo-, The Ebbitt
Turner. s. s.. Va. 129 Md. ave. ne.
Van Horn, r. T., Mo-, 91S H ST NV.
Walthall, E. c., Miss, The Cairo.
Williams. ]. S., Miss, The Varnum.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

The indications are that the weather will
be generally fair and slightly warmer on
Friday over the southern states and thence
northeastward to New England.
The following heavy precipitation Gn
inches) was reported:
During the past twenty-four hours-Char-
lotte, LOS.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 1928 am and 1888
pm; high tide, 6:10 am. and 6:3S pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, "a am. and 81.
pm; high tide, 7:O6 am. and 7:3l pm
The Sun and Moon
Sun rises, 1902; sun sets, 4::,S
New moon tomorrow at 12:5l o'clock o. m
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 5:iG pm; extin-
gushing begun at GIL am. The lighting is
begun one hour before the time named
Arc lamps lighted at 5:31 p.m. extin-
guished at 626 am.
Range of the Thermometer
The following were the readings of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today
a m, 2l: pm, %; maximum, 81; min
!mum, q.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Transfers of Real Estate.

Barry Farm-Abigail E. A. Durrity to VIM. II.
Bryson. lot &c, sec. .; s..
Tennessee avenue between 18th and 14th streets
Court F. Wood ct to Chas. W. Trey lot 21 ST.
1912; SIG.
Seventh street northeast between K and l. streets
-Wm y. Morrison ct ux. to Alfred w. Giddirgs
lot a. So SS7; $40.
langdon Park-EIizabeth A. Trey to Anna NJ.
Wood. lot 3, 81. 81; $1O
Support-Annie C. Osborn to Margaret Cook n,r.
Of support; SO f
Barry Farni-Ida Green to Alice Hawkins, lot Is,
sec. 3: so " '
q street southeast between 4th and 5th streets
dnaddens Bean ct ux. to Thaddeus r. Bean, lot
26, So. SD; $40. "
Fairview Heights-Carl B. Kefersteip ct ux ia
Francis Cotton. part lots 70, II, %, blk 4; $40
Seventh street acknowledgement Fendail ct TX
to Edw; A. Newman, lot 81, in Haws subdivision
of Mt. Pleasant; $40.
Massachusetts, avenue extended and Sheridan
circie-Wm. T. Kellogg ct to Mary f. briggs
part lot 3, blk. 5, kalorama Heights; S. 323 65
twenty first street northwest between Il and
streets-Alex. X. Phillips to David ]. Cotter, lot
45, sp. 92; $40. "
Avalon Heights-David d. Stone ct al trustees
TO Chas. SyphaI lot 3, blk. $: $40.
No. 1724 q street nOrthwest-Wm. II. Sholes ct
al. trustees. to Mary Cruit, original lot IL, 81
1853; $1,000.
Sixth street northwest between NJ and streets
Same to Walter W. Cruit, part lot Z, So 4S1
s.. ESQ.
Georgetown-S Same to Lydia NJ and Mary A.
Cruit, part lot 146 81. 1884; 81, 100.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
FAIR WEATHER.
That Which lis Predicted for Tonight
and Tomorrow.

That Which is Predicted for Tonight
and Tomorrow.
Forecast till pm. Friday-For the Dis
trtct of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.
fair tonight and Friday; not so cold Friday;
rortherly winds, shifting to southerly.
Weather conditions and general forecast
The barometer has fallen in the northern
states east of the Rocky mountains and has
risen in the southern states and to the west
of the Rocky mountains; 1t Is low north of
Dakota and on the north Pacific coast; it
is high over the Ohio valley and central
plateau regions. The depression, which was
central on the south Atlantic coast yester-
day morning, has moved northeastward,
causing severe gales on the Carolina and
Virginia coast and 1t Is central this morn
ing to the southeast Of New England.
Heavy snow occurred over the south At
lantic states and southeastern Virginia
Light SHOWS are reported this morning
from the lake regions and southeastern
New England; elsewhere the weather is
fair
Freezing weather continues as far south
as the east gulf coast, but the temperature
has risen decidedly in the northwest
Evening star., 1896-12-03
California Land Case.

case involving the title to a large tract
of land in California was up in the Su-
preme Court yesterday, when arguments
were submitted by counsel. The land was
comprised in the original grant to the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad Company made
in 1866, and the dispute is between the
United States government ard the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company. This grant was
forfeited by the failure of the Atlantic and
Pacific to build its road within the specified
time. The Southern Pacific claims the land
on Il Junior grant. The case comes to the
Supreme Curt frcm the circuit court of
appeals for the ninth circuit, where the de-
cision was averse to the railroad company
I he record in the suit covers about 1000
pages of printed matter, including an en-
tire volume Of maps and drawings.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Hotel Arrivals.


Raleigh-G. Woodman, Boston, Mass; A.
Rutherford, H. P. Barr, c. T. Duffy. w.
Sanford. E. B. Miden, A. J. Parker, H.
Weinberg ard H. c. Albert, New York
II. P. Webb Hartford. Conn; E. D. Har-
rington, Philadelphia, Pa; F. B. Carse,
New Orleans. La.
Willards-N. E. Ward and ]. P Hopkins,
Chicago. ILL.,; H. K. McIlvain. Mt Holly,
n. j.: j. E. Jordan. Des Moines Iowa.
Ebbitt-F. Y. Irwin. Ciarkesville, Tenn
A l.. Conger, Akron. Ohio; H. ". Arm
strong. Pittsburg, Pa; S. Peacock. Phila-
Riggs NJ. Brady, Canton, Ohio; W. H.
Woolverton, New York.
Shoreham-J. Kuhn. Pittsburg. Pa: A.
W. Maynes. Akron. Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. G..
s. Curtis. East Orange, n. j.; ]. Byrne,
Buffalo, N. Y; w. H. Brett. Cleveland,
Ohio; G. H. Baker New York; N. J..
Hobbs, Bridgeport. Conn; w. l. Fletcher,
Amherst, Mass.
Cochran-G. Fuller and wife. Portland,
Me-; Z. II. Henderson, ST. Louis, Mo.
Normandie-A. E. Stevenson and wife
Bloomington, ILL.,; Judge R. w. Blue and j
w. Blue. Pleasanton, Kan; A. B. Gaines
Englewood, n. j.; W. H. Culver, St. Louis
Mo.
Hamilton-Mrs. J. P Wilson and Miss
Helen Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Arlington-J. G. Mulburn, Buffalo. N. Y;
J. H. Doyle. Toledo. Ohio; R. Taggart and
Chicago. ILL.,: J. w. Ryan, Springfield,
Mass; D. c. Hall, St. Louis. Mo.
Oxford-P. B. johnson. Walla Walla,
Wash.
National-J. N. Capers, New York: E. d.
keeton, Richmond. Va: R. R. Williams
Lynchburg. Va; r. c. Hall, Chicago, ILL
G. A. Brown. Lancaster. Mass; n. W.
Pence, ST. Louis Mo-; NJ. H. Dunnell and
wife. Minneapolis, MINI.
Johnson. ]. Peterson, Huntington, W
Va; d. c. Hillegrass. Philadelphia, Pa; L.
p. South, New York.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
CaSt0ria
For
Infants and Children.

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rendered healthy and its sleep NATURAL. CAS-.
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property.
'CASrORIA is so well adapted to children that
! recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER Md
Ill So. Oxford st.. Brooklyn n Y,
For several years l have recommended Caste
ria and shall always continue TO do 50. as it has
Invariably produced beneficial results.''
EDWIN y. PARnEE, Nd.
l25th st. aud 7th ave.. New York city.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
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OR.
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Evening star., 1896-12-03
Treaty Clause Renounced.

The State Department is Informed that
the japanese government has officially and
formally renounced that part Of clause 4,
article of the Shimonoseki treaty be-
tween Japan and China at the close of the
recent war, which provides that all ar
ticles manufactured by Japanese subjects
in China in respect of inland transit and
internal taxes. duties. charges and exac-
tiors of all kinds. shall enjoy the same
privileges and exemptions as merchandise
Evening star., 1896-12-03
For DiHOHCe.

Annie NJ. Benerman. whose maiden name
was Lorch, clerk in the Post Office De-
partment, today applied for divorce from
VIM. A. Benerman. The parties were mar
rted here at the Union Mission February
26. 1894. and Mrs. Benerman charges her
husband with cruelty, drunkenness, nom
support and desertion. No children have
been born to them. Attorney F. r. Keys
represents Mrs. Benerman.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPllsITUALISM- MISS MAGGIE GAULE OF BAL
tiInOrc, the Wonderful medium, Wonn's Hall,
every FRIDAY NIGHT. und at 9O5 IL st. NV.
during the day every Friday. de3-2t'
WILL THE PARTIES WHO WITNESSED THE
accident by which lady thrown from Il
Georgetown and Navy Yard street opposite
the Peace monument the night of August 3,
BURGESS. 1241 K ST. de3-3t'
PENSIONERS, ATTENTTON-vOUCHERS EXFI
cutcd at 8O4 9Th st. NV. from MIDNIGHT OF
BID. BUHKET & MAILET,
1t Notarics Public
PENSIONERS, CALI. AT Or AFTER 6 AM To-
MORROW Oh d. CARROLL DIGGES NOTARY
IUBLlC. G13 18th ST. NV. above +. Quick
work and correct. 1t
To PENSIONERS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
at 12 o'clock TONIGHT and q o'clock In the
MORNING for the execution of pehsion vouchers
ALI. KINDS OF LIFE INSURANCE Policies
r. u. HADDAWAY.
1908 st. tdeis-lm) Washington. DC
NOTICE To CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the estate
of Adelaide Everett will file the same with the
assignee before JANUARY 1. 1897, other
wise they will he barred from obtaining any tiiyi-
dend in the distribution of assets.
HENRY +. WOODARD. Assignee of 4. Everett
des1Ot washington, D. C;
YOU'VE NEVER EATEN STEAMED OYSTERS
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Evening star., 1896-12-03
He Killed Little Crow.

Nathan Lampson, the man who during
the Indian outbreak in Minnesota in 1852
killed Little Crow, the famous Sioux chief
tain, is dead. aged n!nety-six years.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
ESCAPED A STORM M
The Gale That Headed This Way Verred Off
Seaward.
Heavy Snowfall Blanketed the
Sunny South and In FlOridn
There Was u Freeze.

A narrow escape cut sharply athwart
the weather bureaus outlook scuthward
last night and the gale and snow which
were predicted are tearing up the Atlantic
ocean about 800 miles southeast cf Nall
tUcket. Here instead we have a bouyant
and sunny air, with a prediction at noon
of abiding fair weather and gradually
warmer temperature.
1--WE erred officially on the safe side"
was the comment at the weather bureau
today. That is, so far as Washington
and vincinity are concerned. There was
a big snow and wind storm headed this
way-the biggest the south has seen at this
season In years. 1t came steadily north
ward along the coast, leaving at last ac-
counts last night seven inches of snow at
Atlanta, ten at Charlotte, n. c., eight at
Raleigh. three at Richmond. and no one
here knows how much at Norfolk That
city is cut off from communication by wire.
All our reports from the south came this
morning by the west through New York.
We have been trying hard all day to get
Norfolk. Richmond. Raleigh and Weldon.
All say they cannot get Richmond. There
must have been a terrific blow down there.
We predicted a heavy sea in the lower bay
and 1 guess they got it.
AT Norfolk the storm veered off TO the
east. and the cost to the north escaped
except that there is snow and a high wind
tifully covered with a foot of snow. South
Carolina is also pretty well blanketed. In
northern and inland Florida there was
sharp freeze. At Jacksonville this morn
ing the thermometer was "a. Between
there and Pensacola 1t was down TO 30.
There were no reports this morning from
Hatteras. Wilmin gton N. c., Charleston,
Augusta, Savannah, Tampa or Norfolk.
The wires are down and the snowfall has
impeded communication. We kept shipping
in harbor all along the coast to be on the
safe side. And it was safe. too, for all
along the coast there was either gale on
shore or twenty or thirty miles outside.
All the afternoon here yesterday 1t looked
locally as If we were to have our share of
snow and possibly of wind. This sunshine
today, locally considered. is enough to
make forecaster sick If we were not glad
to escape what other folks southwark
caught"
AS to the weather in the next twenty
four hours the prediction is agreeable. 1t
will remain fair. grow warmer. and there
are no disturbing highs and lows"
frolicking on the forecaster's widely
stretching horizon. The temperature is
rising in the northwest, and there is some
hope that the impending calamity at Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, may be averted by the
ice jam thawing out under the pressure of
tie floods of water behind it.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

A dangerous hole in the sidewalk i'm front
Of No. 625 Sth street southeast. and another
In an alley near LIST and G streets south
west. were reported today by the police A
break In the water main near 14th and l.
streets was also reported
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Arrival ut Baltimore.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
BALTIMORE, Nd, December 3, 1896.
Sheriff Wade of Charles county arrived
here yesterday afternoon with George Mat
thews, the condemned murderer of James
J. Irwin. The train reached Union station
before & o'clock, and the prisoner was
taken to the city jail, where Warden Bailey
assigned him to cell 20. On the way from
Charles county the prisoner conversed with
Sheriff Wade about the case, and showed d
his feeling against Mrs. Irwin and States
ATTORNEY PoSey
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Il rever Gisappo.nt. -
About Advertising.

II you have any announcement to make the
public do II through the medium Of these type
writer circulars. The fact that they are read
as personal letters gives them weight. and
hoiS tne attentlcn OF the reader Drop In and
estimate and Gny advice you may want.
3YRON S ADAMS, prompt printer, 512 11th st.
[314d
Evening star., 1896-12-03

rms mornings reports of the police lieu
tenants showed that forty-seven arrests
were made yesterday. In the first precinct
there were seven arrests for intoxication.
The reports show that twenty-one officers
are sick and that 1fty-nine are on leave
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Philip Wagner, living at 7th and n streets
northwest, experienced a painful fall on
the sidewalk near Sth and streets lasi
night He was painfully injured about the
mead, and the police sent him to Freed
mans Hospital for treatment
Evening star., 1896-12-03

DIR. ]. C. BIRD HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
and residence from 1886 q st. to 81 Sth
ne. Office hours, to am. and after II
Evening star., 1896-12-03
Don't Putt It Off Too E ,onp.

It's high time you order BLANK BOOKS for
'97. II your business requires books of special
size. shape or ruinS-that must be made to
ortler-we'd like to start on them now. We
want to give you our best wOrk-and good
work requires little time and lots OF care.
DAn kinds Of Stationery al lowest prices.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

ALL INTERESTED IN THE PASSAGE OF THE
pending bankrupt bill address l. %. W, star
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Last night about Z o'clock James Shelton
colored, who lives at "a Defrees street fell
from one of the Capital Traction Com
panys cars, sustaining injury to his left
leg and shoulder. The police took him to
Evening star., 1896-12-03

YOU CAN SAVE 25 PER CENT on THAT PAPER
hanging. house painting and decorating by get
ting my figures. GEORGE PLrTT, 1Ii6 7th ST.
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Evening star., 1896-12-03

SPIRrTUALISM.-MISS EFFIE MCNEIL CLAIR
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business examinations speciality. 1914 Pa.
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Evening star., 1896-12-03

A colored man named George Garnett
found an abandoned female infant on the
sidewalk on Massachusetts avenue north
west between 21st and I'D streets about
O'Clock this morning. The child was wrap
ped In clothing enough to prevent death for
a short while. The colored man took the
little one to the police station and Police
man Jack took her to ST. AIMS ASYLUM
Evening star., 1896-12-03

PERSONS CHANGING THEIR GROCERY ACCT
will do well TO visit place and inspect the
full and welselected stock. Our expenses are
nominal. enabling 10 furnish groceries below
the prevailing prices.
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Il TOLD YOC' So"
Osborne & IIoban's Table Ic Hote. from until
S, IS the biggest thing of the kind IN Washing
ton so cents: with small bottle of wine. I5
de1-1m
THE OLD AND WEIL-ESrABIISHED GROCERY
business formerly conducted by George F. Ken
ne'iy < Sons. 1116 Conn NV for sale
entirety. Hcrses, wagons stck. hItures
good WILL etc This is opportunity for
the right party.
PERCIvAI. n. BROWN Assignee
de1-3t Az ,th 81 NV
Evening star., 1896-12-03

Judge Cole of the District Supreme Cour'
today occupied the place of Mr.. Justice
Morris on the bench of the Court of Ap
peals. Justice Morris being disqualified from
hearing the case under consideration.
Evening star., 1896-12-03
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ATTENTION, PENSIONS.-SAVE TIME; HAVE
your vouchers executed by Harry s. WEIGH,
Notary Public. 6O5 Mass. NE t1'en froni
midnight to . a.m to Pun. IT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Til Enter Two Stores aud The Office Of "A
Cemetery Within the Last Few DAYS.

An effort was made Sunday nieht 10
burglarize the Office Of Superintendent
Hooper. nj HOllyw God.
An entrance was effected through the
door Of the Office. and the safe was tho
evident object of the visit
with blunt instruments the evident
n0NIces battered away az the safe doors
and badly damaged them, bat failed 10
get them open. They were either llient-
cncd away or gave Il up ass bad Jlp,
for the iron doors did not yield 10 their
blows
There was only about IS I'm the safe.
although Superintendent Hooper says
that IL will cost much more than that 10
restore the safe 20 its former condition.
The store Of George j.. Anderson. on
Cary street. IN sIeurico county. was also
broken into and robbed Sunday nignt.
The thieves boldly broke open the front
door and helped themselves 10 every
thing valuable i'm sight. one hundred
and fifty dollars in money was taken,
with a check for Sh.& and on Old-tasn-
toned silver bulleyc watch.
Tho store was brilliantly lighted. and
the thieves forced open the door with a
long stone<cutter's chifcl. They broke
heavy Jail lock and then entered the
place.
Thoy then cracked the safe. completely
running H. and tore out the inside, going
thrtl rh all the papers.
i. " lehman merchant, has report
ga 10 the police that his store, 1905 east
Franklin street., was opened Saturday
night and sf0) taken.
The police OF 10th city and county are
at work on tho cases.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

Yost VS.. Commissioners Of Election Of
buckingham county Petition and am
swers filed and submitted
Long. trustee. VS. Meriuen Britannia
CO. and others. No. rs Argued by Ran
doloph Harr -oa for appellant. and ~
G.. Manson for appclces and submitted.
Young US. Easley. 30. j.. Submitted on
notes.
smith VS.. Burton. No Co. Argued by
w. NJ Flanagan for pia.nun in error
and submitted.
Haupt SIS. Tebault. No q. Argued by
Z. K. Baird. Jr for piaintn n error
and vs.. n. Pororock Tor defendant, and
continued uu tomorrow.
Tho case at bar w.N not occupy much
time az to-d0y's SOS Jon.
The next cases 10 bo argued are james.
&C.. VS. KILLERS Administrator. and kib-
lers Admnlsl traitor VS.. James, &c, Nos.
- and 4S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-08

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LEAVE RICHMOND.
3'o5 p. NJ, 80. DO. local express Mondays,
Wednesdays. and Fridays Tor West
Point and intermediate stations.
Connects with stage DO Lester Manor
for WalkertCn. also no West Point
with steamer for Baltimore. stops
az aIl stations
435 =. ~. 80 Is. Baltimore limited.
daily except Sundays. for West
Point. there making close connection
ou Mondays. Wednesdays and Erie
days with steamer for Baltimore
600 A. a. 30. ic Local M.xed.
Leaves dliIv except Sunday from
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
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1910 A. ~. Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays.
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From West Point ANA intermediate
stations
Steamers leave Ness Point ~ GOO =. ~.
Baltimore az $50. j.. d. Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS ana Saturdays.
Ticket Office az station foot 0f virginia
street. Open from 600 A. ST. t0 $500 D..
~. and from 3t0 g.. Ai to a. IT, city
ticket Office COB east Stain street.
j. VI. GULF ~. A. TURK.
Traffic Manager. Cen Pass AGENT
W. II. GREEN General Superintendent.
Westminster. ID. g.
j. c. HORTON Trav Pass Agent.
s-v east Main street Richmond. Va.