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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-23

Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs;
Conservatory and Hot.
house appointments:
Columns, Winsow & Door
lintels and Sills;
Consols Modillions and
Brackets, CorintbIan
COrIeggic, Doric, Ionic.
and Composite Capitals,
for columns and antcs
OF all sizes;
Cernices, Aouldings and
Leaves IN variety.
Spirals and struightStairs /;
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And from Nashville to Lynchburg, Va, and ali
Stations west on the VirgI mia and TENNESSEE

RAILROAD IoCenIrRI Uepot.
First Class, per 100 pounds .OS cents
Second do do DO 81 do
Third do do do So do
Fourth do do do o3 do
UrGrest dispatch and safety given 10 frelghts
and saving OF insurance over this route.
Tue Tariffs montiOned above cover a large area OF
rich. productive territory in Tennessee and Virgin
Ia, which, from Its geographical position ought 10
look to Nashville for supplies worthy EFFORT made
at this time by the Nash vile Merchants may secure
to then the large and increasing business Of this
section OF country. T. W. COLE,
set6u Superintendent Nash. Chat. Railroad.
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Buess skfn Shirfs and Draxxers
Hama. Hausts

A supply Of beat quality and q few AZ ssoesd
Arsis, received and for sails BY
osts-u J. n. McaIII-
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s WI cHEAPEsrLicH1
Directions for A.. Use.

Obtain q good coal oil lamp, Secure thin wlcss,
- that they will move up aud down in the tube
Trim the wick with sharp scissors, sxacty even with
the top of the wick tube, clipping on the small pro-
Jectipg points at tho corners Pill your lamp with
eur oil. Turn tho wick carefully At nrEI SO a. no.
TO crack the chimney.
shade will greatly enhan { 81 its excellence for
reading or sewingby
By the carefal observance Of these direction you
viii secure light that cannot IA no please
sstlz-u MCKENZIE 4 MINCHIS.
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En CASES choice CsnyAssed Hams. IN stare and
OO for sale ~ D. N. HnIlINGSRoRrH
sssle-9 No. kAxksi street.
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llrw firms.
New Firm.

THE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves together under the arm name Il ARCHER
CHEATBAM bkOIiER, Tor the purpose Of transact
ing Liquor and Vine, Cigar ana lob business,
similar Ia every respect that carried on by their
predecessors, Williamson Oh~attlam, and hope ey
strict attention TO business TO merit continuance OF
the patronage Literally EXTENDED 10 that concern
Nashville July olb. 1903
ARCHER CHEATHAM,
Juiys-tf JOHN l.. CHEATHAM.
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t. M. BRENNAN,
NHechaHicaia and COHStrUc-
ting Engineer,
GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

stationary and Steamboat Turbine and Reaction Wa
Engines and Boilers: ter Wheels;
FIGURING and Grist Mills Tobacco 4 Lard Presses;
and Mill Mae hiuery; Water and Gas Pipes Re-
Circular, Sash and Auey torts and Gas Works
Saw Mills; Castings;
Sugar Mills and Corn Rolling Mill Machinery &
Crushers; Blast Cylinders;
Cast and Cut Geering for Gin Machinery, Cranks,
Cotton Mills; Gudgeons ,Shafting &c.
An extensive catalogue of Patterns of Spur and
Devil Geering, Pulley Balance and Band Wheels to
elect from.
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& 4 II ID .

THE subscriber informs his friends and the public
generally that he has this day sold out his entire
interest in the CunceTn OF WILLIAMSON a CHEAT
HAM 10 JOHN l. CHEA1HAM In Withdrawing from
tie business lac would resi- ecuuly tender his warm
est thanks 10 all hls numerous friends who have
ib rally extended their patronage 10 the old con-
ccru AMI sulicts from them continuance of the
to : succcssors-gcntlemcn Ia every respect euu-
tleu 10 The bag hest dence Nashville Jaly O. 1883
ALEXANDER " ILlIAAsoN.
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dissolution.
DiSSOiutiOn.
Dissolution of COpartnership.

THE Undersigned have this day dissolved b. mu
tual consent the copartuership heretofore con.
Quoted under Ihe1r of WILLIAMSON a CHEATHAMS
Alexander Williamson having sold out hs entire in-
teTcst IA said concern Go John l.. Cheatham
hvIlle, July 9th, 1883.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON,
ARCHER CHEAIHAM.
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Rates IN ntsper 100 lbs. be,ueen Memphis and

Rates IN cents per 100 lbs. bet,reen Memphis and
Hn01uHe and Stations on the East Tennessee
and georgia railroad.
FIRST CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds
THIRD CLASS, Seventy five cents per 100 POUNDS.
FOURTH CLASS, Filty-sI cents per 100 pounds
l. tel orks Of Virginia, TO Chattanooga and Dal-
ton stations the L. Tenn and Ga. X. k. at SIX
dollars per OF 1000 lbsto Nasty lille and all
tiuns the Nashville and Chattanoog r. r. at
dollars per OF 20CG lbs Also, 10 tn. cumba and
stations east OF 1usCunbia, on the Memphis
Charleston road DIne dollars Per ton, and Mem
pins, and all stations west OF Tuscumba at twelve
dollars per
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Keep il Before the People.

THAT the Railroads have agreed to the following
L low rates offreight, to-wii:
From Nashville. to Knoxville and all Stations
sn the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Dry Goods aud ALI. ARTICLES usually cassed IN nrst
and second classes, per loo pounds % cents
Hardware, bacon, lard, whisky IN barrels,
and all articles or third class, per hum
dred pounds 81 do.
eugar, AoIasses, hour, leaf t. bacco, and all
articles Of fourth class, per 100 pounds rs do.
From Nashville to Central Depot, Va, and all
Stations west On the Virginia aad Tennes-
aaA Railroad articles al asSad as a hnxn
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NIunstarg an6 Commercial ae0ien.

BALTIMORE, December %, 1889.
The transactions in Stocks today heavy the sales
at tue Board amounting in value 20 about s25OO0 The
business done was chiefly Railroad shares and both
Baltimore and Ohio, and Northern Central the market
decidedly frmer than on yesterday. The sales of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reached 155O shares 1t
opened at $6SH buyers option 60 days this igure being
decline of q to the closing prices of yesterday,
but subsequently advanced and the closing sales at
buyers option 60 days made S69 The cash and
short time contracts were made at SGS4d6S4, and the
stock left of at $6SH bid, $6S4 asked regular way, and
500 bid, $694 asked buyer 60 days OfNorbern Central
Railway there 700 shares sold 400 at slSHGlS2s
cash, and 500 at the figures buyers option days
The market closed at $lS4 bid, Sl8h asked regular way
There a demand for Mining stocks and sales were
made of 100 shares Gardner Hill at s. 50 cash.
buyer so days Gardner Hill closed S2 bid $2A ask
ed; and Guford at Sl7 bid, 81 asked regular way.
There inquiry to-day for City 6's, and sales
were made of Sl57 1S9Os at 97k and 81 500 do. at 81
ex dividend. There nothing done in Railroad bonds,
but for Northern Central 1855 63 was bid this figure
being advadce of per cent the price paid for them
yesterday Baltimore and Ohio lS75s closed at s64 bid
and do 1855 at 81 4 bid
Foreign Exchange is in better demand and for sterling
bills have For continental bills
ke is rather unsettled The rates for Exchange to-day
are as follows viz: London. bankers bills lO9k G1097
do commercial do 1893 @lO9% Paris, Go day bills 5f15
C95f16A; do short sight do, 5fl2h; Antwerp, 5f15
Bremen 79kG792 Amsterdam, 4l%; Hamburg $500
81; Cologne 73J3; Frankfort-on, the Maine, ~.
In New York today Erie advanced II but New York
Central declined l. Reading q; Cleveland Toledo
p; Rock Island, n Michigan Southern guaranteed, ~
Galena and Chicago, r. Illinois Central bonds, X; and
Virginia and Missouri 6s, Z each. Michigan Southern
Harlem and Canton all closed at yesterdays figures.
SALES AT THE 6sITIn0RE STuCK EnAyf,
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IA " NTELLIGENHE,

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COUnr.-Hon. Wm Fell
Giles, Judge. VIM. Meade Addison, Esq, Z. S.
District Attorney, prosecuting.
The following occupied Yesterday:
United States Ernest Trautman. Indictment
for passing counterfeit gold coin. w. c. n. Carr for
the defence Testimony concluded.
CRCUIr CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CIrY-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
yesterday:
Washington A. Page w. Philip Sherwood. Hem
ry Boss and others. Bill filed to aside bill of
sale, on the ground that it was only intended as
mortgage security. Reported on Tuesday last.
Further argued. but not concluded. s. TeackIe
W allls and +. X. Howard, Esqs., for complainant
and Coleman Yelott, Esq. for respondents.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-llOn. r. n Martin, Judge
The following occupied yesterday:
Elisha Warford and others rg Richard Calvin
Wartord An action of ejectment under the will
OF the late Rachel Colvin. Before reported Not
concluded
CoUnr OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon William l.. Mar
shall, Judge.
No business transacted in this Court yesterday
CRcUIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CorNry-Before
Richard Grason, Esq, Special Judge.
TowsoNTowN, Dec. ~, 1859
At ten o'clock this morning the Court was called
by the crler, and Mr.. Carman, Clerk, administered
the oath of Judge to Richa rd Grason, ESQ., he hay
ing been appointed, the application of the Clerk
to Judge krebs, as Special Judge to sit during the
illness of Judge Price.
Adam Shat1er quite youth, arrested Yesterday
ana lodged in Jail on charge of assaulting F. Van
ruth, with intent to kill, gave bail in the sum of
Sl,OOo Tor his appearance. Messrs. Wilson Town
send and John Shaifer becoming his bandsmen.
Mr. heech, attorney for VIM. Shealey asked the
Court to require Mr. Boarman, trustee of George
Sheaiey, lunatic, to pay certain interests, &C.
Que the said VIM. Shealey. Mr.. Boarman made a
prlel response, stating that he as trustee had paid
over all claims due the plaintiff. Held over
The Court was principally occupied in signing
orders there being no for trial. as all the wit
nesses were discharged yesterday.
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DOMESTIC, MARKETS

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Dec 2i.-Beeyes-
The supply is ample, and has embraced very superior
selection. Some of the largest and fatest-reay pre-
MUM catle-ever before offered in this market were on
sale to-day and yesterday among them three Durhams
home weight three thousand pounds each fed by Haws
Kirby of Fayette county, Ohio. They would dress
enty pounds the hundred and would readily command
1Oka11 cts The wanted 81 200 for them The
rates to-day were lower medium grades, while su
perior qualities last weeks quotations very
firm: Premium quality, per cwt, SO 50dl0G0 prime
do. do S9Gll0 ordinary do do, SSdS so; common do
do, So 50d7 80; inferior do do S.
The report in the Herald quotes decline in inferior
and common qualities of Beef Cattle of cent perlb
MIX Cows-The trade has progressed very slowly;
sales at S25d70. to quality We quote: Best quality
per head, s5oa7O good do do S4Od45 fair do do s3C
ld3o; common do. do, S25G2S
Veal Caves.-Prime grades have sold at 5GI6% cts;
and common BobS are nominal Good fat Calves are
rather scarce Prime quality, per h., 5H(d7 cts; ord
nary DO do, 4A(d5 cts
Sheep and Lambs-The market has declined so cts tc
81 per head and at the reduction fair demand has pre-
vailed soe very superior sheep atted up for Christmas
were on sale, and realized SIS They would dress loo
lbs each, and sold at Is cts per b. We quote at s2l:
for common to extra. Prime quality per head isytT,
s55Odl521 ordinary, per head, So 50d5; inferior peI
head s2d3. N''0'' f''
Swine.-At the Hudson River Yard 10 775 hon, Co.,
stock have been secured, and Western Yards estma
ed Is COO Total 27775 besides the large arrivals Of m
Hogs Dressed have in freely and in consequence
the market is much lower-qute fat We nuote nomi
nally 6 cts for Western dressed and for choic,
city dressed.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, December 21--Tbere i
little inquiry for Flour, but at price below thu
views of holders generally who not disposed MAKE
concessions and the market is quiet standard upern
being held at S5S7 d5.50 per Dbl, the latter for goo,
straight brands which comparatively scarce; OO
dds extra and 200 half bbs superne sold on terms KEEP
and 500 bbls Western extra at S575 per bbl
q ne raae are buying to a moderate extent at the abOv
Tor supefne and and from Sc to 81 for ext
ana fancy brands in quality; Rye Flour is sell
E "a az si1al B way only at "a BIZ per bbl. Corn Meal
1878 per Dbl. W
Inee IS not much demand for Wheat but the marke
IS Statlonary, WIN sales of 3d4 900 bushels to
s130@1 49, mostly at the latter rate for nrime SoutberI
reds, aoat including small lot of good Pennsylvani,
white at 81. As Rye is wanted and Pennsylvania sell
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Four Days Later from California.

Telegraph,
MALLoY's STATION, December 2l.-The Caliror-
MIA Overland Mail, with San Francisco dates to
the 2Sth ult, passed this station at midnight and
will be due at st. Louis on Thursday.
The detention Of the mail was caused BY the high
water in the rivers of Texas and the severe weather
on the Plains.
Ir the case of Biddle & Boggs rs. the Merced
Mining Company, an application will be made for a
writ of error with the view of applying to the U.
s. Supreme Court.
The steamer Sierra Nevada was to leave San
Francisco on the 2Sth for Panama, to take the New
York mails of December 5th.
The steamer COrtez had reached San Francisco
causing much rejoicing-ears for her safety having
been entertained.
A severe gale occurred on the oath, flooding the
streets of San Francisco, and causing much damage
to the shipping in the harbor
The schr. General Morgan was sunk and several
other vessels were seriously injured.
A fire occurred at San Francisco the 9th, de-
strOying $4,000 worth of property.
The Austrian brig Joeck, from Rio Janeiro,
which was supposed to have foundered, had been
| found anchored on the Mexican coast with two
| sailors on board, who in a starving con-
| dition. All the crew, with the exception of
three Others who landed in boat at San Bias, had
died.
| slight shock of an earthquake was felt at San
| Francisco on the 25th ult
1t was rumored at San Francisco that the Sena-
torial contest in the Legislature would be narrow
! ed down to Gov Weller and Mr. Baldwin as the
candidates.
| 1t was also supposed that the election would
be postponed till the next session of the Legis-
| lature.
| The revenue cutter VIM. J.. Marcy had returned
to San Francisco, being unable to land at San
tarralone Island, in consequence of severe gale.
The MARKETS AT SAN FRANCIsCo. Business was
dull and no sales Of Importance had been effected
since the departure of the last steamer. Sales
of 300 casks of Lard are reported at l319 cents
per lb.
large quantity of rain had fallen.
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.-Saed,o on the 9th, bark
j L Mara for Hmm knnrr
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/, will be repeated to night All the parts are

ton, will be repeated to night. All the parts are
acted well.
FRONT STREET CRcUs.--Iohn c. Heenan. the
BenIcla Boy, and Aaron Jones win appear tonight
at Front Street. The feats of Tom King and Mr.
hlncade are unrivalled, which, together with the
aughter-provoking wit Of the clown, make up an
entertainment of the first class.
HE RUSSIAN WAR PANORAMA will again be exhi-
bited this evening for the admiration of our cit-
zens Those who have neglected hitherto paying
IT II a visit should not delay doing They will not
ia to be gratitied, and to receive an instructive
lnSSon
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AHTySEJTENTg

HoLLIDAY STREET THEATKE.-The entertainment
offered at Holiday Street is the best of the season.
Mr.. Ford has spared no expense in presenting the
Enchdntress to the public In the northern cities
where this play has been given, it has had of
week after week, and should receive the same re-
ception here. The performance of Miss kichings
receives, as it well merits, the plauds of the audi
ence nightly. Those of our citizens who have not
seen the Enchonress should go to the theatre, and
witness one of the most beautiful and interesting
pieces which has been presented to Baltimore
audience for some time.
MUsEuM.-The Hidden Hand, which has been re-
ceived by the most marked evidences of approba-
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SALES "a TmE BALTIMMNE sTnCK BoAK-
~, BY TELEGRAPH.
Through ILLIAM FISHER SON, Stockand G Brokers'
No. - South street
The New Yorl, Tr1b,,ne of uesterdar snrs.

TIV w" I VIN # ItVHItt VI ytsIgIWdg
There is more activity in quarters to-day in the
money market but the supply abundant, and some
of the bankers had large lend Call loan 5
are car per cent. favOrite coaterals Paper goes
with little more difficulty Some Of the paper brokers
have had loans called in which has forced some paper
the market The steamer to-day only el5l 5I2
in specie There will be steamer Saturday the.
Vanderbilt steamers having been withdrawn for the
winter.
The market for foreign bills closed heavy Leading
sterling sold at 109H and good bills 100 GlO92
Francs were very abundant, and heavy at 5 20d5I7%
The following is statement of movements Of Cot
ton for the past week and September last com
pared with the five preceding years
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
FORElGN.
Drn,,,,p,-. n. ~

PERUAMBUco-Brig Chattanooga.
22O b0ls Hour, 253 bbs rosn so spirits turpen-
ne 200 kegs lard 100 drills kegs crackers $50
tres rice Is csks. hams leo kegs butter 7SO bushels
corn.
RIO DE JANETRo-Brig James B George
eases tobacco. Is boxes do IL hhds do $50 kegs lard
100 buckets do 80 tins do 23 hams 100 bbs pork
80 Dds beef kegs butter bbls fuse 20 cases boots
and shoes, bbl. whiskey / violin 800 bbls rosin COO
bags rice box oil winter green so bolts cotton duck
oaIeS do bag cotton twine bbls. apples, panks IS
cases sewing machines SO chairs boxes scales
trunks goods, pkgs. wire work. boxes knife cleaners
knife do 30 doz bOoms so do buckets Is boxes wood
en- ware, bbs do pkg. do, pkgs. carriages l box
do DO IL cachinery and castings, cas do cases tin
ware, 81 cases, II bdls, hhds agricultural implements
boxes tools horse power 5 bbs flour % cases nre
served ovsters, lObsters and salmnn -
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE,


CHILI-Bdrk Crusader.
6O35 qts copper ore, 500 nitrate soda 275 hides
Fzgerald Booth Co; III bars copper. Geo G Hobson
New York; 100 cases alcohol II. Award; so pkgs sun
dries, order.
SoMERERo-Schr. King Fisher.
so tons A @ Ellintt &
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readily arrival, at &c. Delaware is held at 90c-
Corn is rather dull today most of the lots the market
being rather too damp for shipment, and about 5000
bushels yellow only found buyers at 73d77c. for
damp, according to condition. and 7SdS2c dry the
latter for prime lots, aioat including at
Sic. Oats are not much inquired for and small
sales OF Pennsylvania reported at 45c in store 1000
bushels Southern sold at 43c afoat 500 bushels prime
Barley, Canada West, brought soc.
The market for Groceries is firm with very reduced
stocks to operate in, and advised
500 bbs prime new crop New Orleans Molasses
arrive
There is no change in Provisions and small business
only to note at about previous quoted
bagged Hams sold at II ctS and 100 erces Lard
ls cts per lb time Dressed Hogs selling rather
more freely at SOY the 100 lbs.
In Seeds there fair inquiry for Cloverseed note
and sales of $50 bushels reported S. 255 81 for
good and very prime lots Some fair quality sold $5l2
per bushel.
There is steady demand for Whiskey with sales of
Drudge at 244 cts hhds at 2jk cts, Pennsylvania bills
264 cts. Prison p cts, and Ohio at 81 Y cts.
CINCINNATI MARKET, Dec 19.-Flour r-The mar
ket was quite dull today, and heard no sales wor
thy OF note We quote superfne at So SOFAS 40 and
ira at S54Od55O. Choice white wheat must be quoted
at S56Od5.15. The receipts are moderate.
"hskey-The demand is good and the ma ket
changed-sales of 100 barrels at 22% cts, including
that from wagon
Hogs-The receipts since Saturday not being excessive
the feeling to day both regards buyers and sellers
decidedly frmcr and towards the close advance
cts. Genital est ishe sale
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FLREN.


Yesterday morning fire was discovered in a back
building on Saratoga street, between Holiday and
Gay, and directly opposite the African Bethel
Church. 1t was owned and occupied by Henry
hleese as morocco manufacturing establishment.
The building of brick, one and half stories
high, and the fire originated on the first floor used
as drying-room, where large number of skins
were stored. The second floor was used as a store
room for wool The fire spread rapidly, soon com
municating with the second floor, and by the time
the fire department ready for work the entire
building was in flames. By much exerton the fire
was confined to this building. The contents of the
first floor entirely destroyed and the wool on
the second floor much damaged. Mr.. kleese eSti-
mates his loss at 81 500 which there is no insu-
rance just before this fire was discovered an
alarm was received at the Central telegraph sta
tion from box No II, occasOned by the burning of
a chimney. The operator commenced striking II,
and was thus engaged, when the fire broke out in
the factory. He Immediately commenced striking
Gone, but the fire department had already started
to the first call, and compelled to return
They would have been at work more promptly had
it not been for the two alarms
The alarm of fire given from box II, at twenty
minutes past O'Clock yesterday morning, was
caused by the burning of chimney on Park
street, near Mulberry. The sparks from the
chimney set fire to shed in the rear, which, how
ever, was extinguished with very slight damage.
POLICE INTELLTG ENCE.
William Bangs was arrested on Wednesday night
charged with stealing a number of chickens, the
property of Mrs. Guy. When arrested Bangs had
just taken the heads off couple of the fowls in
tending to have a feast. Justice McAllister com
mitted him for further hearing.
Evan Tubman was arrested by Sergeant Hand,
charged with the larceny of wearing apparel val
ued at So, the property of John Schearer. Justice
Duncan committed him to Jail for Court.
Peter Bowyer was arrested yesterday by officer
Hillary, on the charge of throwing bricks in the
street. He was brought before Justice Showacre,
who fined him 81 and costs.
Robert Thomas, (negro,) on the same charge,
was fined 81 and costs by Justice Showacre
George Fonderhorst yesterday arrested bv
officer Brooks, charged with driving bis horse
faster than the law permits He was fined 81 and
costs by Justice Logan.