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THE RUSSIANS ADVANCING.
FURTHER MOTENENTS OF SOLDIERS
TOWARD THE BOSPORUS.
Nerotintions for an AngIo-A ustrinn Alliance
--Ratifyiny the Trenty-Step- for the he-
turn OF the Cznr'. Army from Turkey.

CoSsTANTINopLE, March 1.-THE Russian
troops have crossed the river between Makri
Koi and St. Stefnno and occupied three villages
near Makri Koi. The Porte. by the advice OF
Mubhtar Pashn. has not yet assented to the
Russians occupying Bujukdere. The Russians.
nevertheless have arrived at Domousdere be-
hind Bujukdere. Tho Cars yacht Eyrklick,
with two torpedo boats. has cast anchor on
Bujukdcrc. Mr. Blunt. the British Consul mt
Adrianoplc. has arrived here. tho Russians
having refused to recognize the consular Dody
Mt Adranoplc or Phlippopolis. Strong de-
tachmcnts Iatrol the streets day and night, on
account Of the great excitement which prevails
over the posting of seditious placards. Tho
Turkish garrisons of Shumla and Narnn num-
bcring $4,000 men. besides 10000 Egyptian
troops. are expected here.
CoNsrANTiNopLE March II. Reouf Pasha
bore letter from the Sultan begging the Car
to permit some modification of the boundary OF
Bulgaria. especially on the south.
England has obtained permission from tho
Porte TO disembark some troops on the Island
os Tenedos and send four more ironclais to
the Sen Of MnrmOra. VI. OnOu. the Dragomhn
OF the Russian Legation. has protested against
PIsTH. March I7.-Prince Bismarck has no.
titled the Austrian Government tnat Russia IN
consequence of his Intervention. has c0nsented
ception TO the Congress for discnssiog should
the Congress make a demand TO that elect
VIENNA March II 1t is said that Serious ne
! gotiations nrr proceeding between SIR Henry
/ Elliot and Count Andrassy for an alliance be-
tween England and Austria. II the negotin,
tions succecd. Count Andrassys position Wi,
he strengthened II they fail. n ministerial
crisis will rnsue. and Count Andrassy may pos
shv resign. -
| 81 PETERSBURG. March 1.-THE ratincations
Of the treaty Of pence were exchanged to-day.
! The cond tions will be published as soon ms
/ they are communicated 10 the powers. Reoui
| Pasha will depart Immediately.
The Agence Russo denies that Russtn opposes
Greece being represented in the Congress, ana
! adds that as the great powers alone can const,
! tute u Congress. the representatives, oi second,
ary and other interested States Will bc admitted
as delegates in reference To the questions
! wherein their States are concerned.
Steps are now being taken for tho progressive
return of the Russian army from Turkey. IN,
Guard will start first and halt some time al
! ki.n
The Golos says that in accordance with the
| orders Of the Minister OF the Interior the mags
| trat"s Of 81. Petersburg are compiling lists o
| persons qualified TO officer the militia whlcf
| is about too formed.
ATHENS. March l7.-Twelve thousand Turks
| have landed ut Noo and 1t IS expected. VIII NJ
| tack Mount pellon. II is anticipated that II w
| Turks ovrrwhclm the Insurgents, II Will be dif
\ ncuit 10 restrain the Greek army from reenter
I ing Ihessaly.
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JOTTINGs .iHOrT TOWN.

Ida Guernsey ot lih NnverlrV place, who was burned
ou SATURDAY.. rd in the NcN York Hospital Nr,crdty ty.
Billy Elwari,'s complimentary testimonial W Cal
mure tirdun this evening VIII call tn the front such
men ~ Joe Go,s William Miller, Steve Taylor Billy
CLARK. and Arthur Chambers.
George II H0yt, aged II. who away from his home
at FIyete street BROOKLYN. the lst of Fchrutrv,
found In this eiv Yesterday lie hat been WORKING
or George Damon at 6T7 Madison avenue.
The body Of Charles J, Connolly the fireman who
killed hN fa through hhtcnwny AT the Fulton stree
ur YESTERDAY attended from u Dc-hr,>,. street Co
Grand stree lerrN. u. Way u calvary Cemetery, by "A
Geiill Ol forty oi his former rouradc,
4 man. who sl+ iound uncnu.'nl. amt with has skull
fractured il am uuorruprd hA mcni Al fnriwih street
ant Srcnud avenue at a late hour on SttuidtN, was
recognized in Bellevue Hospital YESTERDAY rs James kN.
Of FOry-sxth street and Second avenue. lie VIII
probably die.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-18
THE SILVER NEWS NEXT MOVE
Mr.. sprinrer's Bin Providing for Unliuaited
Coinage Private Account.

WASHINGTON, March 17.-As tomorrow Is,
nfter O'Clock. devoted to business relating To
the District OF Columbia. it is doubtful whether
an opportunity will Offer to move the suspen-
sion Of the rules. Should this be possible. Mr.
Springer. who has the floor for this purpose.
will introduce and endeavor to pass the bill pro-
viding for the unlIeited coinage Of silver on
private account as we'll as for the issue OF coin
and bullion certificates upon the same terms as
they are now issued for deposits OF gold coin
and bullion. Mr.. Springer's bill does not differ
from previous bills Of this character. except in
upon the Secretary Of the Treasury. II pro-
vides for the coinage charge to be fixed bv the
Director OF the Mint. and requires the Sub
TREASURES TO keep. but not TO move. coin and
bullion deposited with them. II is doubtful
whether any such bill can command atwo-thirds
majority of the House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-18

The act recently passed by the Richmond
County Supervisors for the preservation OF fish IN staten
Island threatens to lead To trouble between staten
Island fishermen and the members OF the New York
Excelsior Fishing Cluh through whose inn the law
was pnssch The fishermen say that ~ thcv com.
PEELED 20 fNkcs wh ino.hcs m a, 'nch"s. which viii
uut catch srrirg fnll bass and which he
more than 10 eet from ow.wnirr mark. they are de-
prsod o livelihood. aud fishing Is practically
abolished except anglers rnr members of the club
-, that they viii whoever vi iats the law: and
tic fishermen that the members o the club angle
ON sunday, has Teen heir practice. they shall be
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WAsHINGToN. March l7.-It is understood that
the reason tor the delay IN laycss evil service reform
message is OWING to Dorman Eaons failure tocompAe e
hi report on the subject II dcctcd at informal
couiu renee held last all between Mt laNcs rrui-r I
him Gurus. and Mr. Eaton that thc last uunrd snoul
emhoN hs cNprreucr iu this country aud Ns cNaWra-
unn the English system the rri uri ~ hrh n f' q
would ih.'" tho subject u the message when transmit
uns It 10 Congress \, vet It has not Hppcaicd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-18
Stolen Cuiio.itIes Returned

The Society of Decorative Art, ut 4 East
Twentieth street. robbed of larcs. ,wclry and an
tQucs ON Monday night very small colorod boy car
ryinr very large carrct hns entered the 1Airtcih
street police station Yesterday Afternoon and - Sr-l
ktutiug u-krd. what do Ynu wautf' hr said blg
san inr Cnpan Williams, and then iurncd -omcfNault
aud jumped hrough thr door The bag contained every
arucIe sluIon irOm tnr su.lrlA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-18
Asking for Lower Ground Rents.

Lcascholdcrs or the east side Of the city he-
low Fourteenth heeau crday. at 2ns houston
street. series of meeting. intended 90 huug ahon'
reduction o ground rents from tnc trustees OF The large
Winthrop Chan'cr estate Ii'ifaion is not intended
Its PROPOSED 'im,lv to prcSttn petition II was aid
that men owrins hou-cs thai 'hrN ha purchased m
a al times SO 'u 10 r-unal wtrH iur 'euet with
the lots from gp0 10 - The petition
WILL be presented when rNtrnsiYo sl-uod.
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Cn..nunac'. Belief In the Empire.

PARIS. March I'm. Paul de Cassagnac. writ
ing 10 the Pays the occasion OF the Prince lmperapS
birthday expresses belief IN speedy restoration oi We
onnire lie declares the Imperaiss ready anf VIII
i fiinut and rsnlutc when the o0cinn present. nsll
shr rfncr neither infrpNr. NOR uhrrNrs purely cn-
tnuilauAe attitude bat admits AXE ms lalhtl Tue uoo
trle ui provide ntlal inierNehlloh
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Docuta Sandalwood Capsules. the safest and
most reliable all dscas Of ne Urinary oIgahs n
,,ons All druggists Write for circular pundas UIek
Co. 80 Wooster ", New York k-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-18

Norfolk deviled crabs. all crab meat. at all OF
Naltby's oy ster depotS-Ads-
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weather umcr Prediction.
srinKs IR0M 1HE lELEGRAPH.

Colder. clear. or purity cloudy weather. north
crly wind, AM % ili- haruurrr
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
THE JEFFERSON GAS COMPANY.

Administrator Diamond continues to with
hold his approval from the bill of the Jeffer
son Gaslight Company. The president of the
company waited on Mr.. Diamond yesterday
oto ascertain the cause of his refusal and was
told that tho bills contained charges for q
number of street lamps which had been
erected in the upper districts by the gas com
panv without even consulting the city au-
thorites as to the necessity for such lamps.
or the ability Of the corporation to pay for
the same at the rate OF $50 per annum.
Mr. Hernandez claimed that the charter Of
the company authorized them to locate these
lamps in any part of the Sixth aud Seventh
Districts. This is deemed an egregious claim
at the City Hall, and the prospects are Shat
che com pany will not be paid until it realizes
The fact that it must abandon the idea of
erecting lamps dd Hbiiam in the districts
within wbRh it owns privileges. And there
Is another question which is apt to arise in
consequence of the discussion; it IS whether
the city shall continue to pay the jefferson
company 40 per cent more for street lamps
than it pays to the New Orleans Gas Com
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
MARINE NEWS.

PORT EADs March 8. .. m.-Wind southeast
fresh. Weather clear.
Arrived: Norwegian bark Magdalena. Runer
berg master. 40 days from Ruscefort, in ballast
to master.
Spanish steamship Yrurac Bat. at s15 this
morning. Avapa master. days from Matanzas
to AveDdano Pros.
American ship Nunauam Dormio. Cozzens
master, 40 days from Havre. in ballast, to mas
ter.
American ship Virginia, Hooker master. 40
days from Havre In ballast. to master.
American ship Normandy, Turkey master. 30
days from Liverpool. in ballast, to A. Il. Miller
& o.
Spanish bark San Fernando, Calsado master.
8 days from Cienfucgos. in ballast. to PUG
Corral & Go.
American schooner Clara Pergen. Dewton
master days from Cienfuegos. in ballast.
to master.
Sailed: Steamship scindia.
SOUTHWEST PASS, March 8. 6 D m.-BnrOmeter
1880. Wind southeast. fresh. Weather cloudy,
days from Spanish Main. with coffee. to IL. i.
LawIer.
New YoRK, March s.-Arrived: Herber from
Hamburg: acadia. from Gibraltar.
BALTIMORE; March 8-sailed; Nova scot'an'
PHILADELPHIA. March s.-Sailed Switzerland,
for Antwerp
L1yEErooL. March s.-Arrived Algerian
from Baltimore: Lake Champlain. from Port
land.
SOUTHAMPTON March s-Arrived: Lepsie.
from b fillmore for Bremen.
Sailed: Otheo Hull, for New York;
QUEENSTOWN March s.-Snilrd; Brittanic, for
N w York: Canopus, for Boston:
Arrived: Idaho and Scythia, from New
York Rela from New Orleans.
BHlsTob. March Arrived: Cornwall. from
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
SUPREME COURT.

Tho following eases have been called and 6xed
MONDAY, MARCH 1s, 1878.
No. eG86 Mr0Johanna Dillon VS. Luke Dillon.
No. cs72. Slate of Louisiana ex rel. Martin
Launes ct a. vs.. Attorney neral of the State.
No. Gs23. Il b Benton. y. L. Chubbuek subro-
gated VS.. +. G. Mahan and Thos. Ong. Chism Il
Boyd intervenors.
No. 1894. Widow de st. Romes vs.. Mrs, f.. Blanc
TUESDAY, MAR 10, 1878,
No. 678l. State OF Louisiana W.. Richard Mil
No c7s2 State of Louisiana vs. Samuel Wall
=. No s7sa. statSof Louisiana vs. Absolom W.
No. 6eeG State of Louisiana vs. Marie Picard.
No. G6 Gao s.ate Ct houisiana vs. Paul Clifton:
john H@n S,lG alas 81 Ghas P"er Geo RdWard
Allen Frank; Frank Mitchell alias Morrison.
and Taylor Anderson.
No $500. state OF Louisiana va. Mark Berwyn.
No 66,3. State Of Louisiana vs.. Alfred Town
send.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20, 1873.
No COZ. John Larrieux VS.. Crescent City Live
Stock Landing and Slaughter House Company.
No 6762. Bertha or Betsy Heyman ct al. VS..
Philip Burnstein OF al
@lo, $3.50. Succession Of J. W. Zacharie.
+, No. 66ll. Mrs. Ap1 E. Green vs. Mrs. Ann
No 1906. J. G. Dobbins VS.. Pat Lyons and M.
No. $500 VIM. r. Mills VS.. ]. O. A. Fellows.
No. 1902 Introduction of J. nj. Bowditch.
No 1862 John A. Morris vs.. N. Bienvenu.
THURSDAY, MARCH q, 1878.
No. G70i Crescent City Live Stock Landing
and SIaugh er-House Company Vs. VIM. Carl
No. SOB Crescent CITY Live Stock Landing
and Slaughter House Company vs.. John Lar
No 1925. David G. Cooke vs.. Hugh Allison and
No. 4tcs Daniel Mullisean vs.. Lewis vallee and
N" No. zoos. L. E. Malhiot vs. Robt A. Pugh.
No. 6937, State ,ex rel. Z. Wharton Collens vs..
No Ga3;. Louis Bassetti VS.. Louis Caboche ct
al F. F. Nouvet garnishee =,
No. $685. Lucius Phipps VS.. Mrs. Ruth Snod-
grass and husband.
O. FRIDAY MARCH %. 1878.
No s71s New Orleans Canal and Banking
Company vs.. city Of New Orleans.
| No. 1858 New Orleans Canal and Banking
| c mpany VS.. city Of New Orleans.
| No. e769 Succession of Henriete Coudreau..
| No. 6Gls. Watson Van Benthuysen vs.. Wacker.
No sss ~ In H. catherwood Co. vs.. VIM.
No 6789 Workingmen's Bank vs. Blaze
Lannes aud Perre Lannes.
No, seat.. Thomas E. Helm ct. al. vs.. Meyer.
No s93l. State of Louisiana ex rel. Board Of
School Directors VS. j. Brette ct al.
| SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1873.
| No. 1923. John Davidson ct al ys.: Board Of
Administrators, Ad niuistrator Of Finance and
Board Of Nj. tropotan Police.
/ No. 3945. Henry Whitaker vs.. Joseph Ell. VII.
son.
No. 55Ol Wn. S; Peterkin vs. J. II. oglesby &
Co. and L. J. Highly.
/ No. $500. VIM. s. Peterkin We. George Martin.
No. 1883 Broadway Savings Bank We. Edward
Vorster 1T al.
No. 7o66. John P. Burkhardt vs.. John Langlea
| ct al
No. TOTO Crescent City Live Stock Landing
and Slaughter House Company vs. John Lars
rieux. -
No. 6e45. Succession OF Francois Lacroix, On
rule against Anglade.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
MARDI GRAs sEQUITURs.

Things were evidently n little mixed on
Mardi Gras night, if we may Judge from the
following: AS certain party say Smith or
Jones, was walking up st. Charles street at
about II o'clock that might, nearing the corner
Of Gtavier, two individuals came siding out
of thtDI'rd Gage in u rather suspicious way,
and with vain endeavors towards realizing
tlR shortest road from one point to another,
one of item saying, with hat cooked all on
one side: Nov let uojhc> go and seafhic)
Rex" NO" said his companion, eli be
d ID if | bulge from here before see the pro.
cession.'
Jones or Smith whoever he may be, had
been fully two hours0 without n drink, and
passing on thought he would go up to the
Jewel, on Gravier street and geta taste OF
"Old Crown No one else being present, he
asked Frank. the barkeeper to drink with
him, "oh, no.. replied Frank, in a ratho,
drink, G.: this is the fourth of July"
We have been informed that on Wednesday
the saIes of Vichy, settler and Apollinars
waters were tremendous.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09

RREvlTuEs.

The Anderson case is fixed for Tuesday,
March u. IN the Supreme Court, on appeal.
The Spanish residents of our city propose
at an early date to ceebrab3 tho restoration
of peace in Cuba.
The Fruit Growers Association is prepar-
ing for a grand exhibition next fall. which
promises already toJbe moro extensive than
any previous one.
The Expressgen's Aid Association Of the
United 81 vi held convention in this
city some time this month. full representa-
ton is expected. O
Since the commencement OF the carnival
week and up to last evening the attendance
of visitors at the CustomHouse has been
from 800 to 500 daily.
The atmosphere in the vicinity of Royal
and Ursuines and Bourbon and Hospital
streets is most foul, and indicates that the
street contractor Is not attending properly to
his business. Wake up!
1t was observed the other day that during
the carnival season. New Orleans was I'M
doubtedly the Hdvieqhcen city of tho South
Somebody inquiries whether tho BlarITy
Stone is a. pi,ee of the Irish Shamrock"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
THE WHISKY CASES REDEvIvUs.

It appears that the crusade will again be
opened against those octgrged with being
connected with the whisky ring in this city.
Special ngen@ of the Internal RSvenue De-
partment are in our city looking up the old
evidence in the case of the United States VS.,
D. M. Carey ct ais. in the United States
courts. 1t will 30 remembered that the last
cases tried we're those Sf the government
against John Henderson. There was CON
viction, and after that all prosecutions ceased.
Now it seeusS there is to be Il revival of tho
cases, and ,eo will have upon us agael an
other cause Srelcre The case fixed for April
Carey. A. 9. Coward, H. G. PSersono and Pat
Haruan.
Tho Carey ddistilery was situated near
Gretna, and a 1rscSpt was made upon it some
years ago by the agents OF the department.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
ROSE EYTINGE.

Rose Michel attracted another good house
at the Varieties Theatre last evening, and al
though Miss Eytinge still seemed ftstigued,
the play went off very smoothly. To-day
the grand matinee takes place. Those who
have not vet secured seats had better Go SO
early in the morning. Rose Michel at night
again.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE
IIealey's Irish Minstres will give u grand
matinee performance to-day at this theatre,
and at night their farewell entertainment oc.
ours. Their best specialists will appear as
each performance. The priceof reserved seats
is only seventy-live cents.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
Simmons, Slocum Il Sweatnam S Minstrels
at noon and at night at the Academy.
THE WONDERFUL CLOCK
ia on exhibition daily at Odd Fellows Hall,
from 10 in the morning until 9 i'll the evening.
THE FRENCH COMPANY.
The French dramatic company, several OF
whom we are told are penuiess owing to the
unsuccess of their season in New Orl ans. Will
give two performan es Mt the Opera Houssto
assit them In returning 10 New York. The
saturday. with tho =, five act ;, drama
of Marie Jeanne La Femme du .Peurple'
~ the bill, md the second on sunday night
with the standard drama Of La Grace. dc
Dieu' as the play Our French speaking play
gonrs who nre ever ready to assist tho needy,
will bear in mind that they owe many pleasant
emotions to this company. the members Ok
which have been uDtiring In their Efforts TO
please them during The French dramatic
season at the Opera House.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
LEGISLATIVE ITEMS.

A, the ORGANIZATION Of the House Yesterday
tbnre wa y,a rnugidnrabe discussion over the
nronosition 10 ndopt the calendar of the reg
n pia,a ossinn for Tho extra session. and to take
nm aIl unfinished busncss exactly in the con
titi"n in which It. wns9rm
Gov Wnrmoth offered n resolution to this
ofrnct and Mr. Hill offered MS n substitute a
cnnc,rrent resolution bv which both houses
Womb have .ynnr on as If mo- adiournnent had
nccuoY, .aR,ng Hp Ie cH',l VI tn t1
session
aI. i,,,c NJ, Ioo,,rd and Mr. Uup+;n1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
OPENING OF BIDS.

Yesterday, at noon, the following bids for
the erection of a railing around Macarty
Square, in the Third District were opened in
the Mayors parlor: John Mclaughlin, $3.50;
James Little, $40; VIM, Arms, 1885; Chas.
Prince, $3.50; D. J. Wasson, 1914; Chas. X
Christy, sS9i; G. Menard, 1915, and NJ, M
Boil, 1915.
For shells to be furnished to the Depart
ment of Police there were only two bids
Dennis Cronan, at 35 cents per barrel, and
Richard f. Harrison, at 29la cents.
The bids will be passed upon by the City
Council at it's next meeting.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
rhe Tnrlftr.ne Kailroad Rridge pisaster

HARTFORD, Conn, March s.-The four mem
fuse TO sign Tho verdict recently rendered ny
the majority, have submitted an opinion. In
which they say that in their judy
meDt the bridge wa, In II safe condition for q
train with one or two engines 70 pass over at
the time OF the disaster: that the bridge was
constructed on scientific principles Of good ma
terial and that its rrngth tad not deteror-
ated by reason Of the evposureto the elements.
That the accident was caused by the derange-
ment Of some por ion of the train. causing q
shock su tfcient 10 c .use its fH below.
That the president. supe int ndent and di-
yectors are in no way responsible for the acct
dent b { used all possible care to protect life.
In conclusion they sly that they do not con-
slider themselves Competent to make any sug-
gestions, ort give any advice as TO the further
management or c, t,uction Of the road.
This verdict Is In direct contradiction Of the
report signed b. the majority. who gave as
their opinion thai the accident was the result
OF a eAkuess of tho material In the bridge.
caused by exposure to the weather. and that
there was NO arrangement of any part OF the
trni
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-09
TIE POLICE HOARD.

The Polio" Board met last night Mayor
Salisbury in the chair, and quorum Of the
commissioners present
Patromen Mcdonnell, Armstrong and Guns
ningham Sixth Precinct. for absenting ghem-
selves WITHOUT leaYe from duty, were fined
five days pay each.
Patrolman $. D. Fimone, Sixth Precsct, for
neglect of duty, was fined five days pay.
Patroman Charles Tempe. for sitting down
and sleeping on his beat, was fined ton days
pay.
Patra]man M. Kenney, for drunkenness,
gave up ten days pay.
Patrolman Arthur Rocheo Fifth Precinct,
was dismissed the force for insulting and
abusing lady while under the influence of
liquor and false imprisonment of d boy
Patrolman L. LEICESTER. for drunkenness,
was fined ten days pay.