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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL "a, 1880.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL "a, 1850.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New YORK, merchan
disc and passengers. G. W. Allen 20;
Steamer j. y. Schuyler. Hancock bsi,Imore, mer-
cbandse and passengers. Cur IL Parker, agents.
steamer Ariel, OXFORD, Norfolk, united s.sts
mail, merchandise, and passengers IL w. tatun
agent. ,,,, ph,,.a.,oht, mar
chandise aud passengers, j. W. McCarricA, agent.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner ii. and r. Kelly, -, Philadelphia, TIES
Schooner b. G. Terry, Heyer. Boston, COAL Curtis
& Parker. a.. w.o,.n washiov,o,.
Schooner q. A. Pierce, -, New York, slaves and
lumber. Curtls Parker. . go, c....s
Schooner vapor, Hand, Savannah eoa'' IervAs
Slorrs. - x-<,. -. 4, .....,,
Buck Cbfis,ian.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, mer'
ehandise and passengers. q W. Allen 10. afeots
steamer Alliance. Tunni Ptiiaheiphn. meF'
cha ndse and passengers. j. w. heCarriek' xeut'
th CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
rrom PHILADELPHIA April 23d, schooneD Eva
Nav. McIDuffie. aud sophia Godfrey. Brown.
From New York April ESQ, schooner ~ T. John-
sou, Rose.
NORFOLK, April 24.--Arrived schooner 10
bert Healry, Brooks, and Mary ana Francis s"''"'
PmIIXDELPniA, April 23.-.Asrivsd; Schooner
Jane, l.. sMsloy, Abdeii, from H'ehmonu:
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xy,rofExpress Companies.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2f.-Judge W0ous,
in the United States Court, to-day granted
an Injunction restraining the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad Company from eX-
GLIDING or ejectng the express matter Of
the Southern Express Company from the
den6ts. cars. or lines OF said railroad. When
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany purchased the road they gave Tue
Southern Express Company notice to leave
the road, an exclusive contract having
been made with tue Union Express Com
many for the conduct OF the express BUSH
ness. The Southern Express Company,
claiming the right to continue business over
the roIlte, appealed to the United States
Court, with the above result.
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DANVILLE.

THE DROUGHT AND RAvAGES OF THE FLY
RELIGIOUS ITEMs-RgUNIoN OF THE Thirty
EIGHTH VIRGINIA EGIMENT-M MOON
sHIyERs-IOBACCO FJGURES-MAJ0R sUIH'
EBIIY CANyAssING-READJUS
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL "a, 1880.
The rain which was reported on the 10th
did not fail upon so large surface as was
hoped for, nor 10 SO great depth. From all
quarters the complaint comes up that the fly
tdestroying the plant.beds, and the drought
isreported as damaging the business OF the
farmers and planters 10 other respects very
seriously. In fact, as regards the prospect
Tor plants, there Is almost a panic in the
country.
Rev. Mr.. Compton has been continuing
toe revival services during this, the third
week Of those services. at the Lynn-Street
Methodist church. About twelve profes-
sous have been made, and special interest
aas been manifested by about the same
lumber. The congregations have beea
nige and attentive, and the sermons well
aleulsied TO excite interest.
Kew. L. Il. Dillsrd has resigned the pas
~tse OF kentuck church, in this county.
Ibe people OF Cascade and the neigbbor-
aoSd are making move towards the build
nsd anew church at Cascade.
aslor A. G. Smith. OF Fauquier county,
Aaa Colooel G. X. Griggs, OF this city, both
Shon were officers Of the Tbirty-eighth
ns'nA regiment. are corresponding about
,ieuo'on OF the surviving mssIbers OF that
,-meht. II is proposed TO hold the meet
~ saoef here or at Chatham on or about
~ ioA OF July. A preliminary meeting
800 so'ne Oh The leading members OF the regi.
~ 49,. VIII De held here within the next fort
80, ano committee TO devise ways and
nm m sno make other arrangements Will
Il, ."esc noonshiners have had examiBa-
n~,, ava been sent on 10 Judge Rives's
merry Moore and William NOwliD,
4 L,ia @rk''ii county; Richard Agee and
Isa,a IPprriy. Of Floyd county; Duce
ana ' ~ marry Prlllams, Samuel Vaughan,
~ luomas Bed, OF Patrick county.
,Oot , funeral OF Mr. Joseph w. Crigler
nsllysp s's yesterday. Dir. Cfigler was a
tne, Madison county, has c,any rela-
0ns a, , wa. county. and had been for years
" Dlnynle. '"'ue's anu soou c'''~e"'
nalsf s,nes T. Harrison is quite III with
"tbs, ,'.por from the tobacco market Ia
kney Nv Nv Medium brights and no fine or
tie js. 1,,appefs have been offered within
IBy fi, s ~'eral days. Common leaf and
To ss..n are 10 demand at stiff prices"
Via ssa Bright lags, a 10 % good,
Etasy. nne, $i0to $l5; leaf, good dark,
kD AZ .'nmon bright, ~ TO 90; good,
300. AZ ,"fsnpefs, common, $40 TO &13;
VI q SO 70 w; hne, t25 to $40; fancy,
isIc,~s .. s'a'neriln, not downcsst by bis
y. sos, s'nn The supervisors OF Henry coun-
JsenIe sa 70 TAX railroad matters 10 The |
h iss n m ihe Platform and solicit help
ks,s,D susilIe snd New RIVER railroad. |
M, he ! ~ ole' u bis hs.tIe-cfy. Al pre-.
s1uysssIus 10 the western part Of |
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TITS county. In the mean time he and his
overeers are pushing with the work Of
grading.
The reports now that In this county, In
which everything good Is TO be found, from
Democratic ReSdiuster aud a straigbt.out
Republican up and down, new mines are
being opened, and now Lynchburg CON-
pany has hand In the business. As 10 the
ReSdjusters, have TO confirm what said
to the Dispatch the FIRST Of this week---that
the vast majority OF the very small number
of them that were in this county are Demo.
cratic. DIR. Boyd may initiate his cheeks and
blow. but there will be no answer to his
cali, and It will he ditto as to Seuator Sto-
vail. See the Piitsyivonia Tribune OF this
week. ALPHA.
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FACTS FOR TOURISTS AND EMIL

GRANTs.-wheiher for the tourist, bent on
pleasure, or business, the emigrant seeking far
western home, Hostetttrs Stomach Bitters Is the
best protector against the hurtful Influences or
climatic changes or nalarla the most reliable
medicine for general nse he can possibly carry with
him. II nulaes The effect Of sodden changes OF
temperature, braces the system against the en-
FEELING influence Of excessive heat, prevents In
furious consequences from a change OF diet or OF
using bad food or water, Is 6ne resusciiant OF
physical energy diminished by the fatigue OF
travelling. aud tends to ccunterae' the enScts OF
exposure In rough weather. IL Is mush ano SER
viceably used by mariners and others whose GUY
door fe and arduous labor expose them unusually.
II IS moreover OF great service preventive ana
curative OF disorders Of the stomach, liver, Bowels
and a. general touic. ap 2l'WiwjrNm
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THE LATE RICHARD HENRY CARTER.-
The Warreuton True linden states that
Major Richard Henry Carter, United States
consul at Aspinwall, whose death was re-
Gently announced, entered the war as cap
tain OF infantry in the Eighth Virginia
(Hunlon's) regiment, and as such took par:
on the glorious. fields Of first Manassas aud
Balls Bluff. He was subsequently APP
pointed quartermaster of Armistesd's bri-
gade OF stubborn fighters, and later in
spect0r-general OF transportation Tor the
Army OF Northern Virginia. In this ca
pacity he was attached TO Generai Lees Lees
headquarters, and with that old hero
grounded arms at AppomattoX. He leaves
a wife and Ten children-siX daughters and
four sons. His children, except one, are
grown. From early manhood to the close
of bis days he lived the life OF consistent
Christian.
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to-day at the residence Of his father. He
shot himself through the head.
General Ben. Butler will appear before
the House Committee on Monday as counsel
Of Mr.. Boynton, who contests tue seat Of
DIR. Loring, Of Massachusetts.
Hon. II. G. Winthrop has received the
most marked attention during his soiourn
here.
The 0dd-Frllows will celebrate Monday,
their sixly-6rst anniversary, with addresses
and a parade. The Uniformed Patrlarchs
will be reviewed by the President.
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rha Nevnda SuOw.StOrm.

TEIEGRApHIC COMMUNICATIONS INTERRUPTED.
VIRGINIA CITY, April 24.-The wires be-
tween here and San Francisco are still in
terrupted, and nothing has come through
from that point to-day, though the restora-
ton OF com nunicati0n Is momentarlly ex-
pecied. The wires over the mountains are
buried under the snow for miles. The storm
has been fearful, aud when the wire could
be cot to work it has been almost immedi.
ately disabled again.
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THO c.orr;a Gold. Fever Spreading.

ATLANTA, April 24-The goId'TeVer +
spreadlng, especially in White county.
Lumsden Brothers, at Nacoochee, have
taken out 200 penuywelghts in nuggets
from eighty square feet Of earth at total
expense OF s65. From pocket thirty
inches square they gathered 2l2 penny
weights in small nuggets. Another party
were equally fortunate. Great excitement
prpyaile
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A Terrible Famine.

LONDON, April 24.-The Lord Mayor OF
London has received telegram from the
Christian committee at Bagdad, which says !:
" A terrible famine is raging throughout
Mesopotamia aud Kurdistan. Immense
masses Of starving Christians are crawling
hither for relief. Our resources are totally
inadequate to meet their necessities" A
public meeting on the subject will be held
nj the Mansion House next Wednesday.
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COLUMBUS, April 24.-The Republicans Of
Franklin county to-day elected solid Sher-
man delegation to Chicago.
TOLEDO, April 24.-The Lucas county
Republican Convention elected a solid
Blaine delegation to the State Convention.
CLEVELAND, April 24.-The Cuyahoga
county Republicans to-day elected 30 dele
gates to The State Convention. Twenty
two are counted for Sherman and IL for
Blaine. The Convention endorsed Sher-
man
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, APRIL "a, 1851
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 500 bushels.
fopY- White / O6s bushels: of which SO bush
els were re..xbioed. Mred, 48 bushes.
OATs.-1,l 100 bushels.
PorATOEs.--l00 bushels were re-eNhbited.
MEAL.-3S bushels were re-exhibl,ed
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT-Red. $50 bushels prime Lancaster az
Ia: so bushels very good Fultz at 81 ~; ~
lon. hels at sl27; 40 bushels very good Futl at
$l.2S-total. Go bushels. ~,
4S bushels very good at 56c.
OATs.-l2O bushels very good spring at 48c;
MEAL -22 bushels bolted al soc; 10 pusheS III"
boiled al 62c.-total, SO bushels.
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CxeIone I'm Illinois.

QUINCY, ILL.,, April PA cyclone struck
the north line OF Adams county last eve
ming, doing great damage. 1t went from
west to east. Twenty houses and barns are
known to be demolished. Several persons
we're killed and wounded.
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Flour.

Fine, s4Mf4.50; supernne, s5 .23@to so ea.yr -
conrnon fanny, f8.0O9s0.Io
isuc, urans., f76f7.73.
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EOR s Il T.,
Tor sIDE.BAR RoAD-wAGcS,
q, GOOD order. made by Breyster q Co, gfoome
street. New York. Lowesi price, jcv; yvst,v
aozs.Its 1909 Cary street.
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Obituary.

NEW YoRK, April 2l.-Frances Campbell
broker Of Charleston, .. T., died here yes
Ierdsy from soitening OF the brain. LIS ie'
mains will be taken 10 Charleston.
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C'Og NEW YORk.--rne U,a .,,.fxflA
4 Dominion steamship CoDrsDys s&1k
steamship OLD ROufyfOS. Captain WALKEn,
viii sail TUESDAY, Arri1 9Th. at O'Clock X. n.
Freight received anfl O'Clock r.. IL.
wsrded with dispatch to al points north, s01tS
east, and west; also, 20 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
IS.
For freight or passage apply 70
q. w. ALLEN 4 CO.. Agents,
ap 2e-2t Compabv's Wharf. Rockefse.
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Ere light received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Washington, ID. C., Sewb, rne, Washington. and
Tarboro', ". G.. and all points IN Eastern North
Carolina also, Tor Eastern shore of Virginia, flamp-
ton. Old Point, and an regular landings ON James
river. At LOWEST RATES. l.. -. TATUN,
an Suneriufpndent.
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MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS

Engagements can be made by churches, societies.
&c, for MOONLIGHT EXCURSIONS around
Dutch Gap. and DAY EXCURSIONS 10 Old Point
&C.. NOW by steamer ARIEL, and after 18Th June
next by the elegant new Gamer now building,
LOWEST RATES
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LICORICE PASTE.

LiCORICE PASTE.
A fresh Importation now landing ss OIL tue ''
Duck street.
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FOrty-sixth Congresx-..second Session.
WASHINGTON, April "a, 1880.
SENATE.
The Senate was not 10 session to-day.

W AsHINUIUNs zkPfFf 1T fNOVs
SENATE.
The Senate was not 10 session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In accordance with arrangements made
yesterday the Speaker pro tenn. (Mr. Goode
Of Virginia) proceeded 10 call the commit
tees for reports OF private character.
At 1850 p. NJ. the House went into Com
mittee OF the Whole on the private calen-
dar. About 3 O'Clock the committee rose,
and the House adjourned.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .,sfffJ;se!ss.
" ) COMPANY. ..=xss5Ss
FOR NEW YOgg.

TN: ssStf| Is 'ts Us a 8 Man
every TuEsDO, FRIDAY, ana SUNDAY al
These shIos are entirely rev, and were bull. ex-
They kyye splendid saloons, s,ate-rooms, ard bail
Use fare, sccorsuods ions, and attentions are or
ships going north land at Pier 81. North river
foot OF Beach street. SHIPS coming south sail fom
PIER a. Nor.h riyer. fort of Christopher street.
FreignJ received au1, O'Clock 2. NJ. daily.
Fregnts for poiats hesoh" new YORK forsarc y
Csbin fare 70 New york,slG steerase, ~ su>
''' ~ aEoRSE W ALIEN 4 CO., Agents,
mv1a orice tSr,pD,n,'e wesr7es. Rocser.a.
DICHMOND, YORK RIvERetEspai
HAND { hFSAPEAKE RAILROAD. kskxsxs8s
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANsPoRTA'
III route between Richmond (ys-
an Boston, proyid. nee, and III New England clues.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL noon; con
necting with trains from RICHMOND. r,,,,,
steamers arrive At WEST POINT on each IuEs'
Direct shipments from Bos, n, .tg Boston aod
R'r0If T IaS MIsI so' snperneue
W. GRoSER. General AeenI. an
DEILADH LPHiA, KiCh- aSkSE
i MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ~se5tx&S
SHIP LINE.-foR PHILADEL?HIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RlVEE
| THREE TINES A WEEK.-Upul iUrtnel no
tiee the steamers Of this line vii nsge
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, gRIDAY. and SUNDAY. coz
meeting Al Philadelphia with Clyce's Ne" Eng "a
Line for Fall River.
QUICK YIME- FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Ok AIS w. MCCARRiCF.
General soyt FERN Agent, Ricsmond, "a.
WI LIAM L. CLYDE h CO.,
General Managers,
no23 Ne IL Soath wEaTyes, Philadelphia
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The passenger rates on and after APRIL "a.

The passenger rates on and after APRIL "a,
1880, will be as follows:
Richmond TO any way-landing every MON
Richmond TO Norfolk every MOSDAY...... D SO
Richmond to Norfolk every MONDAY apd
return 1uesuay..., 4 w
Richmond TO Norfolk every MONDAY and
return THURSDAY. .."........ ...........,.. 90
turn 10 len ys. ~ ~ 90
Richmond e. Baltimore-goou TO go any TIP 2 90
Tickets 10 the above-named points. and also TO
Phil idephia. New York, and Boston. on sale at
GARBER'S. S26 Main street., and on board steamer.
Baggage checked through.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, April 24-Virginia 6's. old, 20
asked: deferred. 8 as ked cQns0ls, 53A; second
series, %: past-due coupons, e64; new lO-4O'S,
3sA;1O-40's, coupons, SO.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
fAIunpAY. April 24, leeO.

FAIOHDArf HpFH n, IccOs
sALEs-700 Virginia 1910 coupons sold at 90 !;
so shares OF Richmond and Danvile Railroad stock
sold at 79k; 10 shares Of G. q. and A. Railroad
stock sold ~ 43; and IS shares OF A. and @. Rail-
road stock sold nj "a.
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BY Telegraph

NEW YORK. April 2i -Noen.-stocks strong.
Money on call. 56l6 per cent. EXCHANGE Long,
as4k; short. 4S6h. State bonds DUH Govern
ments steady
ErenfnO.-Money, Goa per cent. Exchange
4S41. Governments strong and higher ne" ot,
1887: Az per cents, 10s4 per cents, iO7. states
nominal. ....
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2. Z. CLIFFORD carrying the United States NATL.
leaves Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, AND FRIDAY
AT A. NJ.
for regular landings on James river. Norfolk and
Portsmouth. making sure connection with the
splendid Bay Line steamers VIRGINIA, CARO-
LIMA, and FLORIDA. one Of which leaves Ports
mouth daily rs 5:45 =. NJ. for Baltimore. arriving
there the following morning earlier than any other
line ria Norfolk. ana In full time for early trains
to Philadelphia, New York, and Boston.
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THE WAYS AND MEANS TODAY.

The subcommittee on all tariff matters
met to-day, but Mr.. Gibson, OF Louisiana,
one of the members, was in New York.
All Of the reports, including that on sugar,
heretofore referred to in my dispatches
were laid before it, and comparison OF
views commenced. The members OF the
committee have laborious task before
them.
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MERCHANTS LINE. eEMl
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES.
NO MONOPOLY.


Gu and after MONDAY, April 26th, the new aud
splendid steamer
J. n. SCHUYLER,
Captain G. n. HANcox, will leave Richmond for
Norfolk, Fortress Monroe. Baltimore, and all tho
regular landings on the James river. every MON
DAY aud THURSDAY, at g och OK A. NJ. ar
irving In Baltimore ahead or all steam communi-
cation.
Returning. win leave Baltimore every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY from the corner OF Lee and Light
streets at T.. M.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FARES
Fare 10 Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, and all way
landings on james riyer................... so
rare 10 10
Freiehis for the above-named places at greatly
reduced rates.
Unusual efforts having been made nv the mopcpo.
lists 10 drive the fast steamerJ. II. SCHUYLER from
the James river will the public, with this reduction
OF fares. sustain me In my effort IN their behalf 10
estab ish low fares on the above riyerr
j. w. HANCOCK, Proprietor.
CURTIS & PARKER, Agents. sp 20 i0s
PASSENGER RATES HlIs1,,
L REDUCED STILL MORE. &k
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PASSENGER RATES eSIn, 4,
l. REDUCED STILL MORE. 1.Hsssilk

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.
25c., RICHMOND TO WAY-LANDINGs.
Soc, RICHMOND TO NORFORK.
81, RICHMOND TO NORFoL X AND RETURN.
81, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
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IHE DROUGHT AND RAvAGEs OF THE FLY
RELIGIOUS ITEMs-REUNIoN OF THE fHIRTf-
EIGHTH VIRGINIA REGIM MOON
sHlXERs--TOBACCO FIGURES-AAJOR sUIh-
EBIIY sSING-READJUSTERS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-30

An ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
~ roads to to fix crossings, cutters, etc.
BE 1t ordained by the city council of the city
OF Dallas
SECTION / 1t shall he the duty of every
railroad corporation which has "a track In the
city of Dallas, to Keep Its road-bed, culverts,
switches and drain ge in good repair.
Soc, Wherever he track Of any road
crosses rec or alley In The city, the top of
the rails slell he even with the surface of the
street Ion the Iu,l Width 0fsuch street, and the
street crosSiHg shat! % so fixed by the railroad
compan, Is agent. The same rule shall be
obs rye where they have switches on any
stree'
sec. g. Where they have cutters or culverts,
the same shalt be 80 constructed or covered up
az not to Interfere with safe passage and con-
venient travel along the street, and SO as not
to conv'y the water into any strest or LOT in
the city
Sec. 4. They shall not construct any switch
or track along or aero any street in the city
wi hout the consent OF the city council and
any ana every person 30 doing or aiding In
the act shall be deemed guilty ofa misdemean-
or, and upon conviction shall b fined not less
than five nor more than one hundred dollars
Sec 5, IL shall he b. The duty Of the Hous.
ton & IexaR eniral railroad company fn pro-
vide Oh IS at their crossings on ffous "n, JEFF
rsOp, Austin, MarAet, Lamar, Atsrd avenue,
Browder Ervay, Main + m, Commerce. Swiss,
Live Oak, Dr, !, and ROis avenue. aud Of the
lighta ut their crossings on II ust0n, Jeflers H.
Aus In, Market Lamar College, SycpmOre,
Live Oak Harwood, Pearl, and Swiss avenue,
BOW ,rd aud Good streets, which CHS rhall
he kent hu ming rom dark TO daylight exc vs.
when the m on Is shining brightly Any
her irOad entering The city shtl rlac
lignts ~ their Gro sings
See II h III he the duly OF the st u n
g NJ or other representative Of railroads
having a tracS In this CT VI see thot the re-
uui enlrn " this orii Ina G" ave complied with,
and ia ga e of allure to comply. ~ III any vi.
| citation Of 'hie ord no CO. the vent shall be
deemed guilty of a misiemeenor, AVID upon
conviction in the mag or's court Sh II be lined
| nor less than five nor more than one hundred
dol ars aud each day shall constitute separ-
ate offence.
Sec. I. II shall be the duty of the city engn-
eer and every poll e fflcer TO see the proyls-
| ions of this ordinance strictly complied with
Sec. s. That this ordinance take effect from
| massage and publication.
Approved November 9, 1850.
JOHN J. GOOD, Mayor. :
T. Il, HsRKFoRD, City Secretary,