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The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
MARYLAND APPEALS COURT.
Arguments and Decisions Handed
Down at Annapolis Yesterday.

Annapolis, Md. Jan. E.-The proceed
ings of the Court Of Appeals to-day were
as follows:
No J. Joshua F. Johnson and Mabel Johnson
his wife. and Others. against Leland J. johnson
and Olive G. johnson, hy Mary johnson. their
mother and next friend appealed from the Circai;
Court for Wicame, County, Uas argued hv Joshua
". Miles Tor the appellants and Gordon Tuu and
Robert Moss fcr the aupelees
No. 3 James T. Robinson. executor of Mary
NJ Jones and Others against Albert y. Jones. ap-
Tsaled from the Circuit Court fer dorchester
Comfy. was btsUn by Frederick H. Fletcher for
the appellant
No. s. Agnes DooIey Clark against Edith r.
Callahan and Edward J. Callahan. appealed from
the Circuit Court oi Baltimore Jjry. was dismissed
by order 0f the appellants counsel
No. u. Frederick H. Han Individually. &c.
against Augustus L. Clayton administrator, APP
Tcaled from the Orphans Court of Baltimore CITY.
Was dismissed by order Of the appellants counsel
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
DISLIKE new G. P. 0. SYSTEM
Innovation Proposed for Next Month
Not Endorsed by All.
EmpI0ye Says II VIII Neeessitate the
Loss of Much Valuable
Time.

Installation Of the new cost and audit
system in the Government Printing Office,
for which an appropriation was made un-
der the sundry civil bill. will be com
pleted within the next month
This system. which was highly ap-
proved by the Public Printer. has aroused
some discussion among the empIoyes of
the Office. who are doubtful as. to its
merit. The method Of operating the sys-
TEN is somewhat complicated 20 all except
those who are familiar with Printing
Ofice work. and even "a number OF the
oldest employees have not been able to
fully master its workings
The most prominent feature OF the
method under installation is that re-
port is required from the men every
twelve minutes as - the work that they
are doing This is accomplished by n
large slip of paper, on which is printed
"a schedule Of the different kinds OF work
being done in the office At the end of
twelve minutes the empIoye draws his
pencil through every other branch of work
except the one he has been employed on.
and in this manner his record is kept.
AT the end of the day he hands his slip
20 the foreman. who checks UP the work
and the tally slips
According To the authorities in the
Printing once, the advantages of the now
system are manifold but this opinion IS
not entirely shared 10y the employees. Mr.
Collins. private secretary 90 the Public
Printer said yesterday. ia speaking OF
tHe advantages accru.ug from the system.
'lu the first place 10 does away with
the incorrect reports lf f0remeu on the
work that is being done. II Is possible. In
an office such This, that "a foreman may
become prejudjced against an employr
and report his work as inferior OF the
man as Sinking when in reality De Is
competent and energetic This system will
Ia great measure prevent such Cgntin-
Sencies Further, DC gives the foreman
better opportunity TO ascertain lust
what work is being done. and allows him
10 judge more easily the average work
that his division is capable Of 4 little
time is lost bur not enough 10 amount
20 anything
On the other hand. one Of the empIoyes
of the office had this 10 say of the sys-
TEN.
1T is simply a buEbear to the employees
and is Of no value 10 them IN any way
In the first place, under the system in
use now, the records Of the men ara
easily and efficiently kept with scarcely
any loss of time. Under this new method
a great quantity OF a mans working day
is necessarily lost. When you consider
that nearly 3.000 men are required every
twelve minutes 10 spend some seconds IN
keeping their records. YOU can imagine
how many hours this viii amount To-
Here YOU have 5000 men all working
eight hours a day and each man having
TO stop forty times during those eight
hours, making a total of Izl,0l0 stops Now
! should say that the average stop would
be at least ten seconds. which would
mean that 10000 seconds are lost during
the day. or 333 hours That is quite bit
Of time, and a good deal of work could be
accomplished I'm those hours"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Circuit Court No. 2.

Scott vs. HcTrCl, on trial. Plaintiffs attorneys.
J. T. Roller and Milton Strssburgcr defendants at
tomeys Irving Williamson and W Mosby Williams.
Assignments for to-day.
Ne. l52. Riston vs. Carter. Attorneys. L. H
Dayid-H Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton
No. IS Cross vs.. Jayins. ATTORNEYS W Z. Les
ter. r. Scsegs and Thompson * Laskey
No. T. Totten IS. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Thompson & Laszey-Hamil-
.un. Colbert x Hamilton.
No. 56. Ransom vs.. Capital Traction Conlpany.
Attorneys f. W. Hackett-R. r. Perry x Son and
g. {. Dunlop.
No. e. Totteu Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Thompson * Laskey-Ham-
L,on. Colbert d Hamilton.
No. i99. TAYLOR vs.. Washington and Rockville
Railway Company. Attorneys A. Y. BIadley-J. J.
Darlington.
No. 49, Richards VS.. Zurborsj Attorneys, W. C..
P1eutss-Hamitou. Colbert x Hamilton.
No. 81 Wylie Harker & Camp Company vs..
Riley. Attorneys. 6. N. Brady-Douglass * Doug
lass
No. T2. Lukci vs.. Washington Loan and Trust
Comgany- Attorneys. Douglass a Douglass. j.
Darlington.
No. l5s. Nelrs vs.. Jones Attorneys. c. L. Frailcy
Arthur Peter
No, lA Grady W Washington Ga-light Com
pauy. Attorncys Douglass X Douelsss-R. Ross
IcrIy & Son aEd McKenney q FlauEcTy.
No. i6 Warwick Us. Glonuan. Attorneys. J. a.
Burkart-E L. Gies.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
WANTS TREASURER REMOVED
Grand Jury Recommends Removal
for Numerous Causes.
srccial 10 Tie Washington HeaIi.

Special 90 The Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, Jan l5.-The grand
jury in The Campbell Circuit Court to-
day recommended that John W. Clay.
county treasurer be removed from office
because he failed To pay proper regard
to the law as to making reports: be-
cause he did not give notice as TO times
and places fixed for collection Of taxes,
because ne has not used due diligence in
collecting taxes, and because he does not
keep his office at the county courthouse.
but in a remote section of the county.
Judge Barksdale has taken no action
on the report yet.
The jury viii meet again tomorrow.
when il is expected it viii give large
number of citizens an opportunity TO
amend their returns for taxation on in
comes. State Senator A. +. Thomas is
foreman Of the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
FOR BALTIMORE EXHIBITS.
jamestown Exposition Committee
Decides to Raise Fund of SO. 600.

oIgclaI % lie washington HeTald.
Baltimore. Jan. I.-The Baltimore City
jamestown committee met in the mayors
office to-day and it was decided after
some minutes of debate 20 attempt the
raising of a fund of $4,000 for the Dur
pose of providing for the Baltimore City
exhibit and building at the jamestown
Exposition. It is estimated that this
amount will be divided about as follows:
For building and site, Sl00O0; for misceIla-
neOus expenses and entertainment. Sl5.000.
As 10 how this fund will be raised no
definite plan has been accepted. An at
tempt will be made to have the mayor
and city council donate an appropriate
share of the sum total
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
DEATH RECORD.

Henr Tolircr AS NJ So, NV. IS years.
Hattie T. Brown. 1907 d ST. NV. 60 years.
Emil s.. Jonscher 3i2 q 81. me-. S4 years.
Christina e. Mason Home fGF InCTahes. so Years
Thomas W. Davidson. 5oS 7 s. uu. = years
Mary Ann HubhtlT l. / ST. uu. co years
Betsey Baiaesky. 3i7 II st. Sv s. years
Francis J. L0uisou. Govt Hosp Insane G. years
Mary A. Calkins. l4th and Clifton sts NV. 76 yrs
AGy r. Wilson. Il23 18th ST. NV. 81 years
Mary J. C0Csweu. 1872 5th ST. NV. I3 years.
Elizabeth y. Johnson 1870 Fla ave. NV "A years
Man Allcn, lI06 Shepherds court uw-. 81 wears
Martha A. Durrah ls4s 9TH 81. NV 70 wears
Annie B. Tnstan l3H Vt ave Nv s. years
Mary T. Eaton. H19 FlaElor 50. nw.. g. wears
Gertrude Williams, sos Pleasant court sw. years.
Daniel Voorhees,, HOS Trinidad ave. Ne, / month.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
D. P. HOLLINGSWORTH DEAD.
Was the Pioneer Creamery Man of
Hartford County. Nd,

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Belair- Nd, Jan. 15.-Daniel p. HoHings-
worth died yesterday afternoon at his
home, at Fallst0n after "A long illness.
He had the reputation Of being the pio-
ncer creamery man of the county. and
shipped daily much milk and butter 10
Baltimore.
He is survived 10y "a wife. who was Miss
Catherine Wileu, of Baltimore, and two
adopted children-Niss Mary and Charles
II. HollingsW0rth.
\ sister, Miss Rebecca HOllingsw0rth
of Baltimore. also survives. Houirgs-
worth was q member Of the Society Of
Friends.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
TWO ROADS AS DEFENDANTS.
Complaints Filed by SOIyHy Process
Company with Commission.

The Solvay Process Company. Of Sol
way, onondaga County, y. y, yesterday
filed two complaints with the Interstate
Commerce Commission. naming the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
and the Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern. respectively as defendants.
The process company. in its complaint.
recites that it is q manufacturing plant.
producing soda compounds. and in the
course of its business IL owns and operates
certain railroad equipment used for the
purpose Of switching loaded cars to the
tracks If the defendant carriers For this
service. the process company believes a
switching charge of s. per car should be
paid it by the railroads The latter have
refused and the process company has aD-
pealed TO The commission to make an CT
der requiring its payment
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
win Exhibit "Smithv Rock.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, Jan. 15.-The original
rock to which Capt John Smith was led
to be executed. is to be displayed at the
Jamestown Exposition by the Captain
John Smith Company, just organized here.
This stone. upon which the head of the
iIustrious C0!oEist was laid. until recently
rested on mound of earth on the Pow
hatan estate, about a. mile and a half be-
low Richmond, and is said to have been
accepted fer generations as the genuine
article
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas King I Chevy Chase. Nd, and May
OhittS % Rev. Edward NJ Mott.
Otto r. Ortmaun. a. Baltimore. Md and Mar
uerte Don0hue. Is Rev. J. y. Mclaughlin
Joseph A. Angle S. Richmond Va. and Lillian
NJ Hollerap. I3 Boston Heights Va Rev VIII
lam T. Locke
Thomas g.. Gerliue g. and Frances =. Bishop o.
Rev. Edward L. Buckey
Frank Humubri5s o. and Harriet Garner. o
.both oi Frederieksburg Va. Rev. J. =. Mclaughlin.
Alfonso Amazeua p. ana Florence Payne u.s.
Rev William J. Carroll
Thomas e. l.. Kedey e. Anaconda Mont. and
Kate KISpairick. 39 Rev !. J.. Frsntz
William f. Haruer 2j and Elsie NJ Davis p
Rev W. L. Devrios
William F. Sturgeon. 80. New York City. and
Agnes Webster 3 Rev II. SChruedlr.
COT.OREn
Thomas G.. Hartsfeid D and Marcia Boiler. p
Rev S. g. Lamkius
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16

il5y respted. Attorneys. J. Med. Carington and
Hughes Gray.
United States vs.. Kate Maxey and Paul Meaghcr.
abortion, motion for trial fled Attorneys. Git
tnss 4 Chamberiin and r. T. Aiattingly.
Assignments for TO-DAY
United STATES james Wise
lnlted states Is. William Frank Brown
United states IS Benjamin Langstou
Criminal court No.2.
JUSTICE BARNARD
chester vs. Capital Traction Company: continued
Flaintid attorneys, Barnard johnson; defend
ants attorney. a.. T. Dansf.
Lambert vs District of C0Iumms et al. verdict
ioT plaintiff for &90.Z against District Of CoIum-
ba and Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com.
nauy. joiutiy. Plaintiffs attorney. J s. Easby-
smith DEFENDANTS attorneys D. H. Stephens and
& L. Fr8iler.
LYON IS Willard Hotel Company. continued
Fiainrits attorney W. a. IrcBtiss dc.eHdsHts at
toue}s, Hamilton, Colbert * Hamilton.
NiedIiuger 's. KniHe Manufacturing Company:
dismissed. PLAINTIFF attorney. j. T. Archer. De.
PENDANTS attorney. Leo Simmons.
Harrington IS. Mckinley. settled Plaintiff At
t9TntI j. A. TomaeJi deteHdaHts artoinrE, +. L.
AIo1re IS. Sclrotf Judgment on verdict Plain
I'm attorneys. Dougias q Douglas; defendant al
toiHess. Lester & Pre-.
Assignments fas TODAY.
no. l6o Neale Publishing Company vs. Newman.
AtiorDcs. Biney & WoodarI-Poc.
No. l6S Dmry IS. KimmeII Aff1ueys Leon
Tohriner-W T.. W1m,on
No. iea Erickson KimmeiL Attoneys Leon
TobTiHer-W I. williamson
No l53 Homes 20 81. VS.. Basher AttorBcys Git
uncs & ChsmbeFlin r. B. Bahreud
No q Celeste Stewart vs. Jenkins et al At
torueys. Leo Simmons and r 4 Jones
80. q Knott ct a. ys Keilg e. a. Attorneys
Leo simmons r. l. Jdnes
No. 50. ColEe vs. Freedman Trausuartatiou
Company Attorneys. George p. C0li.ns-E. t.
Gies
No. g. Fors5tbe vs. Ferson. Attarneys. Stuart
NcNamam HAYDEN & Frame
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Criminal Court No. I.
JTsTICE sTATF0RD.

United States vs.. Charles Crown and Henry scott
robbery verdict not guilty. Attorney Fountain
Hvytou
United States IS. George Sjmms assault with
dangerous weapon motion for new trial fled At
toIuey \ ". scott.
United states Us. William Bricc. hOusehTeaking
plea guilty; defendant femanded. Attorney r. T.
Homer
United States Moses MoTglnthal. assault 10
Kill and assault with dangerous weapon; verdict
guilty on second count Attorney. J. b. NJ. Laugh
lin
United States Ts. TTaTers Ford. attempt to rvb;
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
F. ]. KREIG TO GET PERMIT.
Commissioners Decide in Favor Of
His CnrriaEc Repository.

Engineer Commissioner Bjddie yesterday
recommended that "a building permit for
the erection OF a carriage repository at
1924 N street northwest concerning which
there was "a hearing Saturday last be
granted to F. J. Kreig.
Protest to the issuance of the permit
was made by "a number of residents and
property owners of the locality.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
C. & o. RUMOR UNvERIFIED.
President uniformed of s10.O00,O00
stock Issue.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. Jan 15.-The rumored
issue of SlO.O000po new securities by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
continues to tatalize Wall street, through
a seeming impOssibilty of the New York
brokers TO obtain verihcation Of the re-
port. When approached on the subject at
his office this morning. President Stevens
said: should a Si00o0,00O issue OF new
bonds or securities have been made by
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, the
finance committee acted without the
knowledge Of the president, This office
is in receipt Of no such intelligence. ]
cannot confirm the Tumor.'
Prominent brokers of this city said to-
day that the rumored $l0OO,Oo0 issue Of
securities was not unknown 90 them. but
in what form. or at ySlat time the pro
posed issue would take place was a mat
ter of a most absorbing interest.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
MAN IN DRESS BEATS NEGRO
when Accosted on street "she" Pro-
duceS Big stick.

Special to The Washington Herald.
+ Richmond, Va, Jan. 15.-Chief Werner
says there have been no reports made to
him recently about white women having
been accosted on the streets by negroes
He says that il such a state of affairs
take care of the offenders. An officer will
be detailed TO cover the neighborhood
complained OF.
The chief says that a case was reported
several years ago in which the insulter
got a very salutary lesson. On that oc-
Casion a brother of one of the girls in
suited. dressed i'm his sisters clothing
and. heavily veiled, went upon the street
When the negro appeared and addressed
him he gave the man d thrashlng with
a big stick concealed in his garments.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
MISS MCDOWELL IS BRIDE.
Virginia Belle WedS DIR. Granville
Turner ut Richmond.

Special % The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va. Jan. 15.-AIiss Elsie Nc
Dowell and Or. Granville Turner Collins.
both Of Highland Springs, were married
this afternoon at $780, at "Roselawn," the
residence of John G. Mcdowell father Of
the bride The attendants were Miss
AGdie Williams. maid Of honor, and Eddie
q. Friend, best man. The couple viii take
an extended Northern tour. They will
make their home at "ROselawn.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
FLICKINGER DENIED BAIL.
Accused Of Numbering Man and Then
Serving as PHIIhearer.
ipacial to The Washiugton Herald

SpeCai 90 The Washington Herald
Cumberland. Md, Jan. 15-John Flickfn-
ger, charged with the murder of Wesley
limerick. at Boynton. near MeyersdaIe.
viii remain in jail. the court having re-
fused TO permit his release after habeas
corpus proceedings.
Testimony developed that DE acted as
palibearer for the man he is charged
with numbering. Mrs. Limerick testified
that her husband and Flickinger. a for
mer boardeT had gone coon hunting. and
that Flickinger afterward admitted to
her that he had shot and killed her
husband on the mountains. She says she
was afraid of Flickinger and did not tel
what he had revealed 10 her.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Equity Court No. /.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAJGH.

Iu re huscy cf Bra1tau Harrison. auditors Te-
Igrt ratified A-5uey W O.. Martin
Thornton r,. PgEus. auditors report ratified aul
dIrrih1url ordered. Complainant solicitor john
PsuI Earnest.
Tower s-. Ladf IE0 cuf.s-o ordered Complain
ants solicitor. J. H. David; defendant, solicitor.
W. Mex Clayton.
Edwards w.. Riugwalt. s. y. Le,t appointed
trustee t1 seII. bond. Sl2 15 Complainant So
EcItar. A. +. Lsef, dgfsulalt- solicitor. ~ A.
AlchtHugy
C.arAaou IS. To1zalin. Frederick J. sidIaus APP
pointed % saE. bond. s. $50 Complainant sl-
uCItrr- Halsfou q Sddous
Nicholson vs. Dawson appearance Hf absent de-
ftu-auts ordered. Compliment zeiiItors George
a. Lusius aud $. Duncan Bradly.
W a--i.uU.T-S fHr today
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Liquor Case Appealed.
Illlal to The washington Henld.

Sregial t0 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. jan 15-The Supreme
Court of Virginia this morning allowed an
appeal in the case Of the Columbia
Amusement Company against the Pine
Beach Investment Company. The ques-
ton involved the selling of Intoxicating
liquor. in the case of the Commonwealth
against VIII Gates, which came up from
The Circuit Court Of Norfolk, the appeal
Of Gates was refused. VIII Gates is
charged with the theft of $3.50. stolen in
connection with the operation of a gam
bling device in public park in Norfolk.
Gates was sentenced TO serve four years
in the State penitentiary.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
NEGRO DRIVER KILLS BOY.
Richmond Tenmster CruShez Lad
Against Tree Trunk.
SPECIAL o The Washington Hgrald.

Special O. The Washington Herald.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 15.-The prelimi-
nary hearing in the case Of Otis Stevens.
charged with having killed Philip Malloy.
a small white boy, was heard before JUS
tice Crutchheld in police court stevens.
"a colored man. is employed as driver
by the Richmond Transfer Company, and
In backing his wagon out of the alley in
rear of the Academy Of Music last Fri
day evening, ran the vehicle entirely
across the street and the boy was caught
between tree and the wagon gate and
ms breast crushed, resulting in his death
Stevens was bailed in the sum of 500
lot his appearance before the grand jury
or the Hastings Court az the February
term.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
HacIsett Is 10 Wed sonn.

Greensboro n. c., Jan. l5-Invitations
were issued to-day for the marriage Of
Congressman-elect Richard Nathaniel
Hackett, of the Eighth district. to Miss
Lois Long. of Statesville. \. G.. To take
place in that town on January q. Miss
Long is daughter Of Judge b. L. Long
Of the Superior Court.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Assniiant's Case Postpone,I.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. Jan. 15.-The case
against George G Andrews. charged with
attempted assault, was called in the Hen
rico County Circuit Court, This morning.
but, on account of the illness Of a witness
for the commonwealth. was postponed
until March -. when a special session Of
the court viii be called to hear it,
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Flour Viii Destroyed

Special 60 The Washington Herald
Snow Hill. Md. Jan. 15.-The large
steam -four mill which T. G. Hanley pur-
chased from Il. d. Adams, at Berlin. Just
before Christmas for $l5,C9e was de-
strOyed by fire about o'clock this
morning There was $4,000 insurance.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
PHYSICIANS SUDDEN DEATH
Emmitsburg Man Talking in store
When End Comes.

Special 90 The Washington Herald
Emmitsburg. Md. Jan. 15.-Dr. Robert
L. AMMAN died suddenly here yesterday
afternoon at the age Of seventy-six years.
Notwithstanding his age, he was in active
practice. He was a native OF Emmits-
burg. and had spent his whole life here.
When death came he was in the store of
his brother, 7. s AMMAN, talking. He
suddenly fell 20 the floor and expired in
few minutes. He is survived by "A
wife, who was "a Miss Birnie, Of Taney-
town.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16

The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year at the annual meeting
Of the Dulin & Martin Company held To-
day at rs South Fairfax street: William
5 Martin. president. and T. c. Dulin, sec
Tetary and treasurer. These, with Thomas
j, Martin, Joseph J. Lewis, and I. c.
Shattuck. We're elected directors.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
SITE SELECTION POSTPONED.
Matter of Considerable Importance
to Winchester (Va.) Merchants.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Winchester, Va. Jan. l5.-Final action
in selection Of a site for the United States
government building in this city, which
was 10 have been made tomorrow. has
been postponed until January 80, infor-
nation to this effect being received to-
day by Postmaster Kern from J. II. Ed
monds, Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
The selection of the site for the build
ing is a matter Of considerable concern
TO WiucheSter's business men, ard every
effort is being made 10 secure - central
location
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
DIR. BOOton Dead,

Special o. The Washington Herald.
Luray, Va, Jan 15.-Dr. Theodore L.
Bcoton, aged forty-ive died this morning
at the home Of his mother. Mrs. John X.
Booton- His mother enc brother. Prof J.
HeisSel B,oton, IF Lu-ay, Va, ana two
sisters survive him.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Virrinin PouItrr shor nnen.-

special ro The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va Jan. l5.-The annual
show of the Virginia Poultry association
will begin in this city next week. and
viii run until the end OF the week Al
ready over two hundred entries have been
made.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
George English, Aged Eighty, Dead.

Special 60 The Washington Herald
Fredericksburg. Va Jan. I5.-Georga
English. aged eighty, died to-day at his
home near Stafford Court House, from the
effects Of "a stroke IF paralysis which ne
suffered some time ago. He served In the
Confederate army during the whole war.
Three sons survive him.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-16
Express Rntes Rohncnh
y b Tl. Wa.Iington Herald-

special 20 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va. Jan. l5-The State coz
poradou-commissioR has issued a table Of
rates. which reduces the present express
charges IN Virginia by from 10 to . PEI
cent.