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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-27
VOL. XXI.--NO. "a.
THE WIDOWS APPEAL.

Tempt not my boy. accursed bowl!
Tempt not my bright-eyed angel boy;
He is the star that lights my soul
Soothes my long grief with pride and JOY
He is my youngest born
The last have me LETT
Make not my home forlorn,
And leave il all bereftl
His father lies in yonder grave,
Two other graves are there beside;
Both sire and sons in deaths cold waves
Now take their rest side by side;
Twas thou, mad bowl, that slew,
And eft me but this one;
Wage not thy battle through
Oh spare my darling son
All else TO thee I'll freely give,
All sacrifice on thee bestow-
If thou wilt let the lambkin live,
Nor leave me joyless here below.
Lure not his lips TO taste,
Dim not his thoughtless eye,
Else soon thy scourge will waste
The victim early die.
Oh. save the mothers bleeding woe,
Show mercy to the widow now,
For / may bear the long ago,
And meath hopes altar bow.
But spare. oh, spare my boy,
Touch not his youthful heau;
He is a mothers joy,
That lives when all are deadl
Oh, guide the fearful shaft away,
Hurl not the dart with fatal aim;
I'll teach him prayers to fondly say
IN grateful thanks unto thy name.
In virtues ways he'll go,
Till God shall bid him come
His heart be free from woe,
And heaven his final home.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-27

THREE Democratic newspapers in Cal
ifornia are edited by women.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15
The Grnngers.

CHARLssroS, S. c., February 13.-The
National Grange has adopted the report Of
the Committee on Transportation. The
committee say that several important plans
for providing more extensive and cheaper
means Of transportation have been pre-
sented TO them i-inciuding the Texas Pacific
railroad; the plan for the Improvement Of
the mouth Of the Mississippi ;;the prospect
Of double steehtrneA freight railroad from
New York to Missouri. Each Of these pro-
jects are natioDa!'in character, and their sue
cessful completion would encourage in q
wonderful degrees the producing Interests OF
the country. The committee declare that the
time has fully cone when It Is the mission
and duty Of the Government to take suctr-
measures as will encourage the productive
Interests Of the nation, which have hitherto
received too little attention (. aud the Ma
tional Grange urge upon Congress the inn
mediate importance and vital necessity Of
such action rs will look:to providing cheap
tran sportation between all sections
OF the country and the markets of the world.
The Commit, ee on Tobacco Trade offered
a preamble and resolution declaring: that the
large agricRlsural districts suffer great losses
from the working. of the Upited States laws
taxing tobacco, " hich tax falls exclusively
G n cfiizens Of the United States; aud whereas
bV said laws and laws of foreign countries
rehting to duties on tobacco general oom-
mercs is fettered and the national wealth
decreased, it is, therefore. ,s.
Resolusts 5p fEe Ndiionos' Grange. That
Congress be earnestly requested to initiate
such steps as may be necessarIato repeal alp
laws taxing tobaeco, and tha:" Congress be.
requested to urge the General Government
TO use its best offices with foreign Govern
nents to induce them to reduce tie duties ON
Tobacco ..1'tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

THE FIFTu-AyENUE THEATRB CoMBINA-
TroS.-Furbsh's Fitth-Avenue New York )
Theatre Combination will commence an en-
gagement at the Theatre tonight, when the
sensational tiye-act play Of Divorce will be
presented. A northern paper has the fOl-
lowing paragraph concerning this company:
"Those who had taken time by the fore
lock and secured their seats for the first APP
pearance Of the Furbish Fifth-Avenue Com
binaion, which occurred last evening, were
indeed fortunate, as the applicants for admis-
sion after the opening of the doors were pro-
badly enough to have filled another house of
the same capacity Is the Opera-House. 1t is
impossible to recall the remembrance Of i
more brilliant and satisfied audience than
that which witnessed the most interest
Ing, not 10 say exciting, play OF Divorce.
1t made fine impression here when played
by the same company year ago, but It's rem
dition astcvening must be acknowledged as
much superior in many points. 1t seemed
absolutely perfect, and the auditors appeared
actually unable TO realize that the scenes
were not real Every detail in action, sltua.
ton, dress, and dialogue was carried out to
Il nicely which displayed not only the genius
of true artists, but Il natulraness and finish
which proclaimed those artists as cultured
men and women, accustomed to the ways OF
refined society and educated in the manners
and arts OF the most fashionable modern
school,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

PARpONS GRANTED AND REFuStD.-GOf-
crnor Kcmpcr on Saturday refused app!lca-
lions made for pardonS for John Ferguson
and Rchccca Chandler (Uoth colOrcd), +" ho are
nov serving out terms in the penitentlary.
Ferguson, on the 22d Of June, 1872, was SEN
tcuccd by the County Court of Prince Ed
ward 10 twelve months confinement in the
county jlil for arson, to be served after he
gets ont Of the prnitcntiary. Chandler was
on the 9Th Of November, 1872, sentenced by
the Hastings Court OF Richmond to five
years in the pcniten'iary for grand larceny.
The Governor, Oh Saturday, pardoned
Lewis Floyd, who WAS sentenced III March,
1874. by the Circuit Court of Brunswick, to
six months imprisonment for jlil-brcaking.
He was "pardoncd upon proof That bis
health iS such that longer Imprisonment
would Kill him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15
ARRESTS SAruEpAY.-sergeant Howard on

| ARRESTS sSATUEpAY.-Sergeant Howard on
Saturday arrested DIR. A. Jordan OF a war
rant charging him with obtaining from j.
Z. Hockaday check for s35 by false repre-.
sentations. Mr. Horkadny bought horse
ut auction from Jordan for gas upon The
| hitter representing thas the horse was ''ssund
and would work in any aud all kinds Of bar
ness" Mr.. Hcckaday alleges that Jordan
knew these statements were false, and that
he made them with intent TO defraud. Jer-
dap was bailed by Justice Granger in the
SUM Of s200 to appear for examination be-
fore tie Police Justice this morning.
Charles Bowen was arrested oD warrant
by Sergeant Daniel Wren, charged with un-
lawfully assoulting Archer Dyer with stones.
John LauShln was found lying in the
street in a drunken condition, and was taken
in charge by Sergeant Howard He was
found to have 390.59 in his possession, which
was properly sared for. and for which Mr.
LaughIin will doubtless be thankful when
ne gets SOBER erough to appreciate tbs sind-
isess.
Captain Tyler and Sergeauts Howard and
wren on Saturday night made raid on
notorious negro gambling Gen and resort
fer thieves, corner of Grace and Union
streets, kept bya man named Courtney. The
Pe',Se nave DIu tnSfT eyes upon thlS' house
for some time, but on account OF the watch.
fulaess of the proprietor and bis allies have
been unable to invade it with the hope.ef
catching those who frequent it. On this occs-
sion they had to approach the placewith much
circanspection, but did so with entire sue.
cess. Cnuck-a.luck> dice-throwiug,. card
playing, &C., were going on at lively rate, =.
and several weIl1snown thieves were
so engaged when tR officers entered:
Jack Smith, Walter Scott, William L.
Randolph, Charles Johnson, Samuel Talia-
ferro, Archer Claiborne. Seaman ,sohnsop,
Frank Garter, Major Christian, and Teadie
Burwelh were arrested. A white man
named 5ohn Hozback, who. lived over the
gambling saloon, was also taken into custody.
The capture Of these men is a public benefit.
Nearly all OF them ars old offenders, and
have been in the habit of going to Court
ney's to gamble off the proceeds of their rob.
berries, and no doubt, to arrange plans for
new operations.
A white man, too drInk to tell his name,
was arrested Saturday night by Policeman
Toer charged with assaulting persons pass
ing along Broad street opposite Euker's sa-
loon.
Fleming Randolph for being a vagrant,
and Agnes Whitfield, for disorderly con.
duct, were arrested and carried 10 the Second
statiOn-houSe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15
Ea& Cold Spell.

WGuERAsL, N T., February 13-The
thermometer was down to 81 degrees below
zero aF O'Clock this morning.
BosroS, February 13.--Tbe weather In
New hampshire and Maine il the coolest of
she season. stf z.
Co&DRD, NJ L. February 13.--The mer-
curry is scongealed. .........
BosyoM, February t3.--The market.fiih-
arsnen in the ics Off Cape Cod remsin there:
The revenue cutter which started to their
assistance was unable to reach them.r 2
New YORK, February IA Sandy Hook.
pilot officer reports. the bay worse than ever.
Tugs which went down yesterday refuse to
return untiI daylight. There is little calpfor
outgoing vessels, none. of which can move.
without steam assistance. The, ice Is not
sufficiently heavy to- interfere with ocean
,steameE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SATrR-
Judge Hughes presiding.-I the mat
ter of n. J. Land, bankrupt. The clerk was
directed to check upon the fund in bank for
$500 in favor Of the assignee, and the as
signee was ordered to pay the claims for IA
Dor according to the dividend declared by
the Register.
Armis;ead Il Morton, assigneeS, cs. Harris
Raphael ct alS.-in chancery. An appeal TO
the Circuit Court was allowed the complain
ants from the decree entered in this cause on
the Sd instant, said appeal to act as super
sedeas upon complainants giving bond in
$3.50 within ten days after the said 3tl day OF
February, 1915; which Was accordingly
done.
A discharge in bankruptcy was issued to
A. L. Lindsay, OF Richmond city.
Judge Hughes left the city yesterday idr
Alexandria.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15
MANCHESTER NEXS.

AN ALARM OF FlRE.-The alarm Of fire
sonnded Saturday morning about O'Clock
from the lighthouse was caused by the plr-
tial burning of small frame house situated
an Hull between Eighth and Ninth streets,
owned by Mrs. Traylor and occupied by MIR.
Samuel Wicks. The 6re originated nom a
defective lae, which damaged the aside oi
the house TO the amount of about fity dol
lars. 1t was extinsuisbed without the aid
of the fre-engine.
PERsosAL.-Mr. Charles Latham's condi.
ton was slightly more favorable Saturday
He Is still conscious.
The name of Master B. E. Bransford was
inadvertently omitted from the roll OF honor
at the male high.sschool Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

A VALUABLE RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY
FIRE-About 4 o'clock on Saturday morn
in. Hickory Hill, the splendid country resi-.
deuce Of Mr. Williams r. Wickham and of his
son. General W. c. Wickham, vicc.prcsidenl
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
Ianr, situated about twcnty-on miles west
OF Richmond, on the line Of the railroad,
was destroyed by tire, together With its con-
tents, except some of General Wickham's
furniture and part Of his fathers famous
library. Ii is said that the fire was the work
of an inccndiary, but up to Saturday evening
we had been unable to verify the report.
Hickory Hill is quite a famous country.
seat. The house was large framed build
ln.. ard within the past few years had been
considerably Improved and handsome wing
added.
Mr.. Wickham's residence is four miles
from the nearest telegraph station, and as he
trains only stop at " Wickham's turnout a
moment, al the particulars Of the fire could
not be a>cerained. Mr.. Sparrow, General
Wickhn;n's secretary, received Il letter on
Saturday from Mr.. Wickham requesting him
TO send up Il lot OF blankets, DC. and from
this order II would appear that the bed
clothing, etc., had been destroyed. The l)ss
has not been asccltained. The dwelling was
insured for $1,000 in the National Insurance
Company, of Baltimore, Of which Mr. John
II. Montague is agent in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

DlSCHAR The following parties,
brought before the Police Justice on Satur-
day. were examined and discharged: Charles
II. EnoS, charged with obtaining $3.50 from
ii. &. Adams on false pretences; Ann john
son and Jennie Watkins (colored), charged
with stealing $50 from Henry Wiley: Toney
ArmStead and Mary jackson (colorcd),
charged with receiving and conrealing cigars
stolen from the factory Of Wood Il co. ;
Charcs Britton, charged with being drunk
and diSordcrly. Christian Burgcn and Au-
gust WinkcrS (white) and John b. Briggs
(colorctD, charged with breach OF peace, set
tied the matter in accordance with the
statute, aud were discharged after paying
COSTS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

LARGE SALE OF ToBACCo-STAMPS.-1n view
Of the proposed increase of the tax on to-
bacco from twenty to twenty-tour cents per
pound the manufacturers of this staple in
Ricbmond have been laying in large supplies
Of stamps. On Friday the stock of stamps
of certain desirable denominations was en-
tirclv exhausted. Collector Burgess had TO
order more. These arrived Saturday, and
The clerks in the office of the collector were
kept at work until after dark filling requs,-
tions previously filed there. During Satur-
day about 100000 worth of stamps were
delivered and paid for. The rush will pro-
bably continue to-day. The tobacco stamped
with lwcnty.cent stamps will have TO pay no
additional tax in case the rate is raised 10
twcnty-four cents, as is proposed by the
Spenue bill reported by the Committee Of
Ways and Means of the House Of Reprcscn-
tItivcS.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAT.

LYME S. BROTHER, p. NJ framed house. No.
1117, on the east side Of Twenty S.ffth s.recs1
between'N an50.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, 4kP. NJ. thrceestory
brick residence on the south stde'of Gracestreet'
betweeaThsrd and Fourth. 81
COOK & IlAUGHToS, II A. H., arst.cass bnuse-
furnishing goods. broche shawls, SC.
". B. RATGLIFFE, II A. NJ, groceries, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

EjSMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posg- EFrlCE FEBRUARY Is. 1S75.-
Miss Mary Everett, corner Sixth and Grace
streets; Mr.. Mathew Gimour, tobacco fac-
tory. corner rwepty-eiyhth sad alain streets;
MIR. Washington Goode (co!ored), Richmond,
Va. W. VI. Wright, ESQ, Bowling Green,
Va; D. C. Mayo 4 Co., city; DR.. T. i.
Southall, Chula depot, Va; Mr.. L., +.
Fowlkes, Amelia county, Va; Clerk OF Chr
cult Cosrt or Amelia county, Va; Z. Vt. at
Canton, Miss; Weekly Departments The
T.fbsup, New York; Messrs. kinssg, Gro
uier 4 Co., Cbristiansburg. Va. Or. A
Ioapg, city; Miss Katie L. Burk, Filth ant
Gary StrpatS
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The senatoria. Dend-Iock.,
WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST YihSiNIA.
CHARLESTON, February 1S.-Camden has
Withdrawn, and j J. Jackson has been nomi.
mated. The ballot resulted: Jackson, 80;
Walker, %; Price, 20. a'l
- MINNESOTA. ,.ti eT
ST. PAUL, February 3.--Dayis and Ramsey
have Withdrawn. The caucus last night
made no nomination. To-day every Repub-
lican member votes as he pleases.
The first ballot to day resulted In Loch-
rane receiving SO votes, lacking 10 votes Of
election. r
The second ballot is progressing. The
Democrats are confident OF eIecting their
man, and are determined to sit it out. -
SecOn1 Dspdtch.] ~
, Sr-PAUL, February 49, The second ballot
to-day resulted as follows: ,Lochrane, 63;
Cole, 70: Washburn, 81 scattering, 16.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

CoNvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE for the week
ending February 13, 1875 Lots fronting-sk
feet on Grace street between Madison and
Monroe for $4,000; so feet on Belvid9re
street near Holly for sl0o; q S.l2 feet on
Fifth street between DuYal and Baker for
$500; 2S4 feet on Jackson street for SRI;
80 feet on Water street near Peach for S25CNO;
90 feet on Main street corner Cherry and D
feet on Main street near Cherry for Sk0rD !;
"a feet on Broad street near Pink alley for
SG,910; I61 feet on Cary street near Adams
aud 179 feet on Cary sweet near Jefferson for
S3,512; 1Gs on Cary street near Adams and
174 feet on Adams street near JetlrSon for
$7,02A; 223 feet on Main street between Sc
venteenth and Eighteenth for $3.50; 13
feet on Fourth street near Jackson Tor 81, 100;
IL feet on Leigh street corner az Smith for
SlLI0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

CAUTION TO SroRrsMES- Tihuriu> Morris,
Richard Turner. Lewis Hill. aud Washing
ton Matthews were on Saturday brought be-
fore Justice j. c. IaruS, Of Ucurico county,
on a warrant charging them with uu|awtully
h,mtinE on the lands Of Henry Randolph.
The Justice heard the evidence, and being
satisfied that they had hunted on .,lr. Ran.
dolph'S land without his consent fined them
five dollars each. He also admon!>hrd them
that in case OF Il second conviction The fine
would be doubled and their guns forfeited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, SATURD 4z--
Mott and Others rs. Hudson. Parity ar
gued by James Lyons, ESD, for the psiinillls
In error, and Andrew Johnston and A. l..
Boulware, Esq. for the defendant LII error,
and continued till Tuesday next, when IL
will be concluded in short time alter
which the case OF Beckham, &c,>3S. Botts
&C., will be taken up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF INTERNAL
REVENUE LAws.-Dominici Francisco, the
proprietor of grocery situated on Seven
icenth street between Franklin and Grace,
was arrested on Saturday by Deputy Marshal
CHRISTIAN on the charge of violating the
United States revenue law. Francisco was
taken before Commissioner Shields and
b4iled in the sum of 800 for his appearance
for examination to. day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPOINTED. D.-The State
Board OF Education has appointed the fol-
lowing school trustees:
Lee county: Yokum Station district, John
j. R,"taor rtce ID. :. Reason. resigned.
Nan>cinond county: Holly Neck district,
James +. Jones.
Hichmond county: Marshall district,
Samuel Barron, Jr.. ricc W. \. Jones. Com.
| nouwcath'> attorney.
SHENANDOAH county: Lee district, Captain
Jacob q. N,tl cice Thomas j. kerliu, term
| expired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

SENT TO JAlL.-The Police Justice on Sat
urday sent to Jail Mamie jackson and Jesse
Williams (colored) for stealing one lot OF
coal OF the value Of 10 cents Williams for
fifteen days and Mamie for five days; Rachel
Davis (colored, charged with stealing iity
cents worth of lumber FROM King d Kelly,
for fifteen days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15
starvation In Tennesrse,

NASHVILLE, February IA letter from
one hundred and forty.six coaoied people III
Rutherford county represents the negroes "
macy points suffering from Starvation: me .as
whites, who are but 4 little better on, saa
give no assistance. The Suffering Is eauseo
by the drought of last SEASON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

FIRE IN CoHMERC1AL. Saturday
morning last when one of the clerks, W. b.
Chambertayne, opened the store Of W. NJ.
Jones & Co, No. 121l Commercial Block, it
was discovered to be on ire. He with the
help Of the porter soon put it out. II the
store had been opened little later in the
day the lire would have rsnde such headway
that destructive conllagrution would have
been the re>ulf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15
Washington Items.
to a New bishop.

CwcAGo, February lathe members OF
the late Diocesan Convention publish me-
morial setting forth the reasons why Kew,
James DeKoyep cannot with their consent
be consecrated bishop Of Illinois. The want
of sopndness of faith and an irregular bailos
,ra on,on0 thaul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15
w.s wgArura on SATURDAY was c'c'' 'i
r. mild and pl!a-au; during the day but
:, -,.A .L1,.-A, nniMg 4! Miglt.
.,o,bcr letter from IA Richmond Phi
iuuihropiHi.
rForrilc li>I9t|N.I
ra.l.pELrmA, February l., 1872

For The lIi>nNi'H'J
rgL.prlrmA, February l., 1879.
...,- 1E NEED ~ EICuHo>n-now TO SECURE
.ry NV CurNCIi. RESPECTFULLY AND
..v,.,IIN A>KEn To CONSIDER THE riAS.
u..r. E..sE.-l ak Your iuilH"nce ana
.. ,,...,..} 81 every member ot the tlly
,,...... ,,nn feels ANY interest in The uncarcd-
..,.,,.. i Richmond 10 Whit propose to
.,,rgt the Uo,,>, of hcf"yc OF Ph!ta-
49,, ...,trmen Of This city connected with
.,.. charities very cordially invited me
o.. 81. ms institution. For twenty years
.,. occasionally urged some member
.~ ,iy Council 70 take action il
w.. direction. bat without avail. NJ
.. - tins rhiladclphit institution
.. .v.,,.>,l ny interest 10 enthusiasm, and
I...y.a to allow me. As briefly As can, TO
...., T.. i., management und OF lis success.
~, ,a,-ru.ou : Of grand proportion>-4O4
,..., and - iris. Ours will be small, but
.r aupmm.>hc, all We need lis size is Of
...,.;.aats. Tue Philadelphia house is
...,rtru ty safe and city funds, and also
voluntary contributions and btquestS.
...i,,i >u!ur years agu similar institution
N.w Iu,h. but i did not impress me like
... II ld my ur.It good 20 See the little
..>- ,igt. .y,.lis Cd ch'c;fully at work making
.". ,,iI ,nm,inn pr, ~ ~.
s. ~. .i'r. az '',,'' r,,, hnys her. nr. from
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SENT on FOR ISDlcTMEST. The following
parties were sent on for Indictment by the
Police Justice on Saturday: Harry Scheild
(whte), for being the father of female has-
tard child, of which Mary Hill (colored is
the mother; Buck Oakley (colored, for
breaking and entering the cigar-factory OF
Wood & Co.; Henry Wiley (colored), for
breaking and entering the same factory, and
also for receiving Il portion OF the stolen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

HESRleo County Court, SATURDAY
Judge e. C. Aiaos presidin9.--Wlllam Non
roe, charged with cutting down and Carry
ins OF wood from the land OF Thomas Hays,
was found guilty, tined 81, and sent to Jail
fcr one month.
The rest OF the day was consumed in the
trial of civil cases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-15

VIOLATIONS OF A CITY URDlSANCE.-West
& Lucy, reported by Policeman W. l..
Thomas for violation Of city ordinance by
their driver driving across the sidewalk on
tilacc and Belviderc streets, was tined -
py the Police Justice on Saturday. Martin
Otis, reported by Policeman ". n. Smith
for driving Il horse and wagon across the
sidewalk on Canal street between First and
Fuu>nee, was fined 81.