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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.


No. 1896. Hall vs.. Clapp ct al: motion to dismiss
submitted hy Mr.. G. l.. Frailey on behalf Of counsel
fCr appellee IN support of motion and SIR II. =
Davis in opposition thereto. Attorneys, h. T.
DaVis-A. S. WoFthingtou.
No. 9s3 Original docket. In application Of
Henry b. F. Macfsrland q al; argument continued
by Mr. Il. II. Perry for respondents and concluded
hy Mr.. Z. II. Thomas for petitioners Attorneys.
Z. H. Thomas II. Ross Perry & Son.
No. 1872 Davis IS. United States: passed until
February Attorneys. A. 5 WoHhinUon-D. W.
Baker.
No. 1855 Bryan. &c, rs. Curtis administrative.
et al; Judgment affirmed vith costs Opinion by
Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel. Attorneys. G. +. Hamil-
ton-D. ". Baker.
No. ls30 United states ez rel Newcomb Motor
Company IS. Moore: on motion of Mr. Melville
Church leave granted the General Electric Company
20 file brief amicus curae; reaTgumeut com
menced by Mr. r. y. Kenyon for appellant AttoP-
ness. r. n. Kenyon and ". T. Roger-MelTille
Church and r. A. Tennant.
Assignments for to-day:
Special calendar.
No. 7. United States ex rel Newcomb Motor
Company rs. Commissioner q Patents hearing.
Attorneys K. y. Kenyon and W. f. Rogers Mel
vile Church and F. A. Tenant
No. 4. Joseph Evans United States Attor-
neys r. ". Moore CrGndal Msckay. and ID. l..
Mackall-D. ". Baker and Stuart McNsmara-
No. g. Edward Leon Thompson vs. United States.
Attorneys Leo srnmons-D- W. Baker
Ma. T. Francis C. Hall vs.. Anna 2. ClapD ct al.
Attorney. h. f. Davis
No. IS. Edwin w ". Griffin et al. rs. United
States ex rel lie Cuyer. Attorneys, II. L. Thomas
and II. 7. Blair
No. Is District Of Columbia IS Charles Robin
son. Attorneys. l. H. Thomas and H =. Blair
Z. s DuEall j..
No. L. Thomas E. Drake sudperintendent Of IN
suTanCe. United States tx rel. James A. Bates et
al. Attorneys. L. II. Thomas and J.. II. Stephens.
No IS Johnson District Of Columbia. Attor-
ney =. II. Thomas.
Regular call.
SO. TH tl769l 1881. Dobbins administrator Va
Thomas. execItriI. Attorneys. Leo Simm0us-R. q.
Donaldson.
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Probate Court.
rr....rrl.r- HnrrI

In re Thomas DAILY; order appointing guardian :
bond, $3.50. Attorneys, Baker Sheehy Hogan.
In r. Psgl d. Barstow; order authorizing ihFest-
ment Of money. Attorneys. Baker Sheehy Hogan
Estate Of David L. Fullerton; order authorizing
purchase II bonds. Attorneys, Crosthwaite Colo
day.
Estate Of Margaret Buekelew; order admitting VIII
TO probate and record and letters testameniary ;
bond, 5000.
Estate of Caroline W Morgan; petition fer let
ers Of administration; order appointing guardian ad
llem. Attorneys. Cuttings Chamberlain and
Henry r Mum.
Estate of Henry H. Clapp; order admitting VIII
10 probate and record and letters testamentary
bond. 81 900. Attorneys. BrandenbuTg Branden-
burg.
Estate Of David r. whtoomb viii dated July
e. 1902 fled.
Estate q Frederick Weber; viii dated March :.
1896 filed
Estate Of John Craig; petition for probate and
record Of VIII and letters testamentag. Attorney j.
f. Bundy.
Estate Il William Gibson petition for probate
and record Of viii and letters testamentay- AttoT-
neg C. C. James. &.
Estate Of Mary V. D0ugal; petition for probate
and record Il viii and letters testameniaTy. At
torney C.. r. CTagin.
Estate Of Walter T. Richey; win dated November
%, 1857, 6ied
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Brookland-C. Kimban Bragion TO James F. Hood
and FIrman r. Homer 10 secure McIaChlen
Banking Corporation, SO, year, per cent lot
g. blCck e.
Bridget A. Rudy ct vir, John T.. 70 Luther l.
Apple and John A. MaSsie. 10 secure BrOOkland
Building Association. $50 lots and TO- block 5.
lie Droit Park-Cauie L. Brown 10 Thomas Walker
and James +. Bundy. to secure Elijah H. Allen,
500 ! 10 b months, per cent. lot 81 block 10.
IHgleside-Sadis !. BTeuninEer et Vir Lewis E 70
William 2. F1sther and Phelan C. HaVn, 70
secure John ". Jones. Sl1 600, years. per cent,
semi-annuslly, part lot s., block IS.
Bl00mingdale- Charles 4. Stewart et TX % Harry
X. Boss and H. Glenn Phelps 10 secure Jessie
+. Brooks. S250 ] TO 50 months per cent.
semiannually. lot 73 block 10.
Psdswortb-Harry Wsrdman 20 Andrew r. Duyail
and Charles ". Fairfax. 70 secure Clara A.
Lutz, agent Of LUtz estate, S300o, years. per
cent semi annually lot il. square 2S26. same %
same TO secure same, $780, years, per cent.
semi-annually, lot Z. square 2s6.
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COL. LEWIS SCORES WOMEN.
Says Oath Means Nothing to Mem
beFs OF Fair Sex.

Chicago, Jan. Remember, gentle
men Of the bar. an oath means nothing
to a woman, and as Horace has SO truth
fully expressed it, When a woman starts
out to perjure herself, all hell cannot
keep her record "
With these words and a few more like
them Col James Hamilton Lewis took
the breath away from DO students Of the
Northwestern University Law School last
night.
a woman always comes to testify as
A witness for one Of two reasons" lie
said. Either she comes through sense
Of affection or duty TO those whom she
loves or she comes 20 satisfy what she
regards as a perfectly legitimate feeling
Of resentment.
If it is the first Of these she will come
through FIRE and water 20 testify, and
she will see things as her friend views
them. Sincerely and earnestly she will
testify that things are as she thinks they
ought TO be, and you may cross-eXamin9
until you have exhausted the vocabulary.
and you viii get nothing from her but
her ideas Of what they ought TO be. A
woman has no idea Of the sanctty of an
oath and a woman will repeat when on
oath anything which she will say when,
not on oath.
If she comes as your witness, Inn
PEELED by a feeling Of resentment, be care
ful not to let her tell why she came. Get
your main point out Of her as expeditions
IL as possible and let her go. Do not
branch of into collateral matters or she
will take the first opportunity to vinda-
cate herself for appearing BY telling the
grudge she has against the defendant.
"On the other hand, if you are cross
examining her. be careful not TO let her
state the grievance that has brought her
in as a witness against your client un-
less YOU are sure of what it is, for no
matter what a woman does. if IL be al
act impelled by natural legitimate af-
fection. the world will ever forgive her"
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE. CONSISTING OF TWO ~ MODERN
THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES
BEING PREMISES NOS. $50 AND 1872 IN
GLESIDE TERRACE.
Whereas default having been made in the payment
Of interest on the debt secured by certain deed Of
trust, bearing date On the l1th day Of April A
T. 1906 and recorded among the land records Of the
District Of Columbia April y, A. b. 1896, IA
Lher $50 folio 26. ct SEQ, and az the written d.
rectiOn # the holder and owner Of the notes Sc
cured by said deed Of trust. the undersigned. the
trustees named IN said deed Of trust, viii offer for
sale under the provisions thereof at public auction
in front of the premises al O'Clock p n. on
TUESDAY the Ith day Of January A. D. 1903 the
following described land and premises with the Un-
proyements. easements. rights Ways and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging situate and lying IN the
District Of Columbia. Lots numbered eighty loe and
ciEhty-uue (sll in Harry r, Jones subdivision Of lots
In block numbered three o., IN Chaplin Browns sub
division Of land now known as Inglesids, as Per
plat recorded In Liber County No. 49, folio li5. Of
the records Of the oco Of the surveyor Of the Dis
1ict u Columbia. This property VIII be sold as an
entirety OF separate lots, as may be directed by
the trustees al the time Of the sale.
Terms Of sale: One-thiTd Of the purchase prics il
cash lof which a deposit Of 500 must be made TO
the trustees at the time Of the salel. ana the bal
ance in equal notes Of the purchaser payable in one
and tive years from the date Of sale With interest
At the rate Of per centum Per annua. payable semi
annually said notes 10 be secured by first deed OF
trust on the property sold: or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser The terms Of sale to be complied with
within twenty days from the date OF sale IN default
Of which the property viii be resod at the risk and
cost Of the defautiuC purchaser after five days re-
advertisement in some newspaper published IN WASH
ington d. C. All conTeyancing, title examination,
and recording at the expense Of the purchaser.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Trustee.
Cor Fifteenth and SIS n. w.
GEORGE T. FLEMING, Trustee,
Cor. Fifteenth and II sts. n. w.
c. G. SLOAN & CO, AuctiOneers. 1907 g 81 n. W.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on AC-
count q inclemcnt weather to FRIDAY, January
TO- 1903 at the same hour.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN Trustee.
GEORGE f. FLEMING. Trustee
hs9l0 Cor. Fifteenth and II SIS. n. W.
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WANTS OIL BOND INCREASED.
Chicago District Attorney Thinks
Amount Too Small.


Chicago. Jan. with assertions that
the standard oil Company Of Indiana has
assets amounting TO more than $27.O00, 900
and earns approximately Sl0.oOo,OoO year.
District Attorney f. ". Sims to-day ap-
piled 10 the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals for an increase of the super
sedeas bond Of that corporation. which
has appealed from the S29,240.0 600 fine I'M
posed by District Judge K. NJ. Lands
Judges Grosscup, Baker, and Seaman,
sitting In the Court Of Appeals, received
the governments petition and gave John
S. Miller, attorney for the Standard Oil
Company. two weeks time in which 10
answer the petition.
At the same time. MT. Miller suggested
to the judges that they would be asked
to certify the vital question OF the appeal
to the consideration Of the United States
Supreme Court. This question is whether
the EIkins law, under which the oil COM
pany was indicted, was or was not repeal
ed by the later passage of the Hepburn
act Of 1906. The oil company was indicted
after the Hepburn act was passed. and
there is now pending before the Supreme
Court the same question in the case Of the
United States against the Great Northern
Railway Company.
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DEATH RECORD.

Gertrude Essig. s219 Brightwood ave. NV, p years
Elizabeth Gallagher ll33 y. H. ave, SO years.
Millard F. Martin, 376 o St NV. 81 years.
Margaret H ChOllar. Govt. Hosp. Insane. 65 years
Frances NJ. AfcKane. SO 18th st, NV, 50 years,
Edward p. Loughran, l3 9th ST. Sc, 81 years
Thomas T. Stephenson. 20l6 18th St NV. 81 years.
David X, Haekman, 1G2 Z ST. NV, 60 years
Harriet z. Garvin sos 18th st NV. IS years.
Virginia w Alexander. ri 18th 81. NV. g. years
Julia s. Marks. ll2 5th ST. NV, IS years.
Marcus r. Jones, $40 + ST. nv, 81 years
Anna ]. Seymour. 1870 18th ST. nv. Sc years
William McCullum. 1874 II ST., days.
Addie Brown 345 Broad alley sw., Al years.
Mary Cant. 1893 " st. NV, 30 years.
James Paragc Wash. Asylum Hospital, 20 years.
Clarence L. Dobbins. 2ol2 7th st. NV. 42 years,
Andrew NARROW, 80 Fenton place, 80 years.
James W. Marshall, 1871 W ST. NV, 80 years
philip C. Hicks - = !. ave. NV, 35 years
John Wilson. FrCedmen's Hospital. &c years.
Calvin r. Scott, 1908 9TH st. Sc, 3 months.
William Foster. A22 Poplar ST. NV, months.
sevells Hamilton. Deanwood. ID. C.. 2 months.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James c, Lewis, IS, Of Valley Forge, W. Va, and
Ethel 4. Clark, z. Rev William n. Coleman
John s. PIucell. 81. and Bessie B Walton. q.
both Of Louise Va. Rev Weston Brlner
Frank W. Hackett, q, and Margaret V. Miller, D
Rev J. J. Muir
Percy Owen-Jones. g. Of Norwood. Mass. and
Charlotte G. Massie, H. Rev. Thomas j. Packard.
Lewis W. Cottman, 3, Of Baltimore. Nd, and
Mary O. C. Howard. Rev. Alfred Harding
Wallace II. Acton. e. and Ella NJ Hummer, g Of
Sterling Va. Rev. Richard L. shipley
Richard H. Hummer, g. Of Sterling Va and Ruth
NJ. Denis0n, 3, OF Vienna, Va. Rev. Richard l..
Shipiey.
Clarence E. Fisher. q. and Ethel Loekhsrt 2.
Rev. James i. Mackia
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Lawsuits.

No. 5oll5. Omaha National Bank IS. Paul Charl-
ton: notes s. 81 50. Attorney. +. s. Bright
No. soils. Frank r. Gibson Ys. Maggie J. Sim
mons Judgment Of Il. H. Terrell, justice Of the
peace, S6- Attorney Nelson Wilson
No. DlI7. LYMAN DOdik IS. Samuel II. BermaD
damages. S50o0. Attorney. Leon TobriDeT.
30. 59lls. AIlard Harry vs. james l.. Giles. dam
ages. Slo000. Attorney A. A. LiIscomb.
No. 50lI9. Dement, & Rice vs. J. H. Johnson; ae-
count s3si53. Attorneys. ". q. Gardiner and Z.
y. HOpcwcll
No. 50I0 Rachel KinsOlTinE. &c use. James L.
hsgHan: damages. s 90. Attorneys. Tucker & Ken
yon and L. 5. BAILEY
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Circuit Court No. 1,
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. 4sl39 Evans vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company sealed verdict ordered. AttoTney
r. F. Downing and g. A. BegTy-C. A. Douglas
and q. p Hoover
Assignments for to-day;
No Z39 Patch vs. Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company. Attorneys Mcneil & McNeill-C.
a. Douglas and c. p. Hoover.
No. 23. Gichnsr IS. Hin Attorneys, L. J..
Mathew. A. Johnston.
Ne. 2i5. Mcdonald rs. Johnson, Il. Attorneys. L.
]. Mather-MeKenney & Flanney-
No. 2i6 Ross vs. same. Attorneys, same,
No. e7 Hurd vs.. johnson. i. Attorneys, L. J.
Mather-McKenney & FlsnneTy.
No. 245 Williams johnson, !. Attorneys.
same.
No. 81. Brewer vs. District Of Col lmbia. kstor-
neys Edwin Forrest-E. H. Thomas.
Ne. 255. johnson ct al IS. Waters ct al. Att0r-
news. W. c. Clephaue-M. J. Colbert.
No. 25s. Wsiiach IS. District of Columbia. Attor-
neys r J. D0WRing-E- Il. Thomas.
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 1881. international Trust Company vs. spen-
GER: on trisl. Attorneys. ". G. CleDhane-J, s
Eashy- Smith
Assignments for today:
No no Grady vs.. Washington Gsslight Company
Attorneys. Douglas & DOuglas-McKe KenHey & Elan
merry.
No 206. International Trust Company IS Howard
Attorneys, W. {. Clephane-B II. Warner, IT.
No. 76 Jsquette, executrix rs Capital Traction
Company Attorneys. r. =. Evans, F. II. Benson
". W. Poultney-R. r. PeIry & Son and g. T.
Dunlop.
No. 36 Lukins vs.. Washington Alexandra and
Mount Vernon Railway Company. Attorneys. Z. s
Bailey and r. T. Struckland-A. A. Hoeling
No. l&. Willard vs. Bsllinger Attorneys, W. C.
Sullivan and A. l. Newmyer-E. /. Gies
No. 20 Witter. receiver, vs.. Richardson & Bur
CESS. Attorneys ]. II. Hayden-A. A. Hoeling
No. l2 Daley rs. Washington Gasight Com.
pany. Attorneys, I. J. Mather-R. r. Perry & SON
No. &C. C0ker vs. Pratt. Attorneys. II. f. Lerch
and E F. Collodsy-JOhn RidOut and F. T. Pratt
No. 2ls. Walker & Co. vs.. Elite Laundry Com.
pany Attorneys, George Keaney and Edmund
BuTke-Raiston & Sddons.
No. 81 Dawson, administrator vs. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, Attorneys. Alex Gilgoul
and Cuttings & Chamberlain-Hamilton. Colbert
Yerkes & Hamilton.
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New York. Jan. Judge Sanders dis
posed Of nearly 500 more dispossess cases
/ in the Second Municipal Court, in Madi-
son street, to-day, and his action in set-N
| Ting the cases en- masse, except where
the proceedings have nothing TO do with
the strike, has upset the calculations OF
Jacob Pankan and the other lawyers who
/ expected that such batch Of cases would
/ tie up the work Of the court for weeks.
/ Judge Sanders delayed the serving Of
the dispossess notices issued on Monday
until tomorrow in the belief that with
eviction threatening the strikers" would
come to their senses and come 70 terms
with their landlords. It is probable that
/ the heavy rainstorm Of to-day helped TO
settle things. too. in many cases.
some VIII Fight On.
It was hinted that the strikers will not
| give up easily. but will make ali the
trouble that they can. and the marshaIs
may have a hard time Of il tomorrow
carrying out hot stoves.
| There were crowds Of tenants at the
courts all day, and many appeared before
| Judges Sanders, Young, and Roosch to
/ try and find some way of settling the
/ trouble. Some hoped to see the agents Of
/ the buildings there, and were willing TO
/ pay them in full and have their cases
/ dropped, and others wanted 10 settle by
paying the rent into court
/ At the Madison street police station IL
was said that threatening letters, pur-
/ porting 10 have been sent by striking
/ tenants had been received by some land
/ lords. These letters had been sent 10
police headquarters and the detective
| bureau is now investigating According
/ TO the police. the letters contain such
/ language as Yes, We viii move out, and
when we have left your tenement the
| fire department viii visit you"
Expect Settlement.
| Some landlords have made satisfactory
! arrangements with their tenants. accord
| ing to the committee at the strikers
! headquarters. but the landlords ass0-
cation say that they are all standing to-
gether. and they expect that after a few
eYictions the strikers will be only too glad
! TO settle
| The strikers at their headquarters say
| that in many Of the houses the water
supply has been cut of by the landlords.
| Those who made these complaints were
told 10 go to the board Of health with
them if they were true.
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Equity Court No. 4.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAGH.
No Z653 Flick vs.. Flick; commission ordered 10
issue. Attorneys. ". ". Bride-P. r. Marshall.
No. 2iss5 Cshin vs. Cahill; order 10 pay ALI
mCuy out of funds In registy q court. Attorneys.
J. A. AdriaaBs and G. w. stctsou-W. 5. Duban
Assignments for to-day:
Bankrlptcy, No. 81. In Re Peter Chauhas
No. 81 Price vs. Price Attorneys. Adriasns-
TAYLOR.
No. s.. White vs. White Attorneys. Hughes &
Gray-Weus.
No los. Sutton ct al. Vs. Washington Investmen,
Association. Attorneys. Hughes a Gray-PaIker.
No, r. United states IS. Crawford e. al At
toTneys. d. ". Bsker-A. A Hoeling.
No. l3l. Won RinghaH Ts. Reilly et al. Att0r-
ueys. K0bIng0l-Lam5 & Mclean.
Equity Court NO. :.
JUSTICE GOULD
No. T. In re adoption Of p. Goodwin Hicks
adoption legalized
No. z84 Hannah vs. Hannah; trustee appointed
trustee to sell bond. S2.o0 Attorney W. e..
No. E55z Williams IS. Williams. rule as 70 ali
mony retunable January 70, 1873. Attorney, ". f.
Ambrose.
Ne. gsaz Msrillat rs Hooker; proceedings al
law STAYED Attorneys. " y Richardson and C.
Il Merillat-W. t. Lester.
No. ESsi. Syms vs. Poole. injunction denied and
bill dismissed Attorneys. {. i. syms-D. W
Baker.
In re nuaacy) John Miller; committee appointed
bond. H0o1
No. 26s9s Sylvester u Blakey; bill Of interpleader
dismissed fund in registry q court ordered paid ID
defendant Attorneys. +. H. Stephens-John Rid0ut
6. C. Gertman, II. A. Heitmueller. and MCG0wa1
& Serycn.
Assignments for today:
NO- -. Union Trust Company Is. Hicks Ct hi
Attorneys g. H. LAmsr and W, B. smith,. 5
Perry and j. J. Darlington.
Nc. s.. Chapel Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company. Attorneys, Chapel Hamilton, Col
bert Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. %. BaIeugfT v. BaIenger e al. Attor
reys J. II. AdTiaans-H. A. HegaTty.
No. g. Gray s.. Gray ct al Attorneys, Douglas
& Douglas Birrey & Woodard.
No. s. BBant vs.. Plummer. Attorneys, John
Ridout-W. C. Balderson.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
cTuesday, January 7, 10Os)

No 1901. Barnard IS Jaeger ct al. settled. At.
torneys NJ H. stearman-E. h. Gies.
Assignments for to-day:
No 65 Stuart vs.. Tundle; trial. Attorneys,
w NJ. Hayden johnson.
No 49, Prince Palmer. Attorneys, ID. W.
ODmoghus- Nelson Wilson
No 60 Newand vs.. HaTeil. Attorneys. H. W.
sohm--C A. White
No 81 Jones ct al. IS. Rupert, AttOneys Hay
den. johnson and T. H. PstteIson-A. A. Hoehiing,
il.
No 81, Greenapple rs. Carries. Attorneys, Milton
Stfasburgcr-(isskins & Beckett
No s. DAILY vs.. Dabney. Attorneys, George T.
Collins-CampbeIl Darlington.
No 65. Fletcher vs.. Simpson. Attorneys Edmund
Burke and Lawrence Hulty-R- g. BehTends.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

\. B.-FOllOHinK schedule hslrcs published only
as information aud are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta, birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans.
AsheTillc. Chattanooga. Memphis 800 q. u. aud
il 20 y. 10. daily.
Fer Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, l0J5 p. ~. daily.
For Savannah, jacksonville and Florida points,
ND5 a. N. daily.
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, u 90
n. and 80 b. N. daily.
Tourist cars for California four times a week: 80
q. m., Monday, wednesday. Thursday, Friday
Local for HaHizonbuTg 20 a. II. daily; 800 ?. m.
week days; for Danyie, sos a. daily and for
Charlottesville $50 a. N. and IS p. n. daily.
Frequent trains % and from Blnemout
Z. Ii. ACkEKT ". Ii. TAYLOE,'
Y. I. & q. NJ g. L. A
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

NUIb-f fuDllsled 0nly as lnI0naatlOn, and not
guaranteed.
500 +. Nc. * o, LIMITED, Daily-Fast ves-
uDule train Pullman seepers 10 Lexington. louis
vile, Cincinnati, indiana p0lls, CplCag0 and 81.
Logls. Connection Tor Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man cars Louisville % Nashville, Menpais. and New
Orleans Dining cars IA carte seITict.
A.l0 L. M. r. y. LIMITED DzIly-SolId
yestitgle train. Pallman sleepers % Cincinnati,
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 90 lguia Hut Springs wees days Dining cars,
Ia carte service. Pullman SlcepeTs Cincinnati 70
chicago and st. Louis and Louisville 70 Memphis,
Nashville and New Orleans.
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohio
Umces SIS pennsylvania avenue Os 18th street
near 4, ana New Union station. Telephones Main
issg for Washington Terminal Cab Service and aialn
loo OF Zllo for L. 3 y. Ticket ONCE.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY g. 800.
Leave Washington New Union Station.
sdo a. N. aud 800 a. m.-Daily-An points on
Norfolk and Western: also Knoxville Chattanooga,
and Memphis.
W;b j. m.-DAily- Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Hn0xTilie Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis,
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
For NOIiolk-LosYc Washington 4--3 a. N. daily,
Il 90 a. M. daily Jl5 T. IN. daily. AT1ye Norfolk
II ~ a. H., 5~8 D. H., i0a5 ,. N.
ldj y m--Daiiy-Befryyille. Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive s.ij a and
II 80 y. H.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Buding)
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SEABOARD ar LIVE RAILWAY

44DhLI UT III III II4N-NA ~ =
Notice Following schedule not guaranteed.
II 05 A. n. Daily-seab0AId Mail. Through coaches
and PULLMAN seepers TO Savannah aud Jacksonville.
Through slapeTs Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
let % Atlanta. Parl0r car 10 PinehuTst. Dining
cars.
. +. NJ. Daily -Seaboard Florida Limited. Solid
Pullman train through 10 Jacksonville and 81. Au
gnstne Also through sleepeis 70 finehurst, At
lanta. birmingham and Memphis. Dining cars.
80 i. NJ. Daily-seab0ard Exgress- Coaches and
Pulimans 10 Savannah aud Jacksonville, Dining
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supreme Court Of the United states.

OE Ntse SAAANNs
Present. The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Harlan,
Mr.. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White. Mr.. Justice
Peckham. Mr.. Justice Mckenna, MT. Justice
Holmes, Mr.. Justice Day and Mr. Justie2 Moody.
John L. Sanford. of Baltimore. Md: Francis NJ.
Brooks, of Hono5lu, Hawaii, and James B. kossef.
r., Of New Orleans. La admitted 70 pFa 2tice
No. l3 lorignaD. Ex-parte: IN the matter Of
Ephraim Simon petitioner; argument concluded By
Mr.. Henry L. Lazarus for The petitioner.
No. 49l Great Northern Railway Company, Pc
titiOner, vs. The United States; argument CON-
menced by Mr. William r. BCgg for the petitioner,
continued by Mr. Assistant 10 the Attorney General
Purdy and Mr. Attorney General Bonaparte Tor
the respondent and concluded b. Mr. William X.
Begg for the petitioner.
No. $50. The United States. plaintiff IN error, vs.
Adrian II. Larkin, interyonor and claimant &c.
argument commenced by Mr. Assistant Attorney
General Sanford for the plsintin IN error.
Adjourned until today at y O'Clock.
The day call for "wednesday. January 3, will be
as follows; Nos S5s. 426 orgina), g5. 81. IS, 80,
l0l land l02l 6, and lG3.