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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1880-04-17
Amendments to the License Laws,
Passed Ivy the General Assembly of Maryland al
the Regular Session commencing lanu-
airy, 1852. rcIntn: to Licenses.
C happier ~, page 81
AN ACT

AN ACT
To amcnti tn" forty second section relating 70 the
granting of Licenses to tfrders, ut Article ntty
six OF the Code OF Public General Laws:
Section l. b.; il enacted hy the General Assent
bly, Ui Mary land. that the nI!y S',.oud section 0i
Article iiity-SIN OF the Cod" oi P ihir Gcu"r I!
Laws. relating TO the granting OF L!ce..SeS Ia
raiders. be and The same is hereby repealed. :tlt
the following enacted IA substitute" therefor:
IL. When any person. body polite OF corporate.
Sha! propose to sell or barter thing mentioned
III the preceding section, except spr!uuuS or Ter
mcuted liquors. he shall apply to the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court OF the county in which he may re-
SIDE. or il he resides n the city OF Baltimore TO
the Court OF Common Pleas for !, license therefor:
but no license To trade TO sell spriiuous or Ter
meued liquors. shall be issued by any Clerk oi II
Court to ftElc CorCIt or to person under the age
ri twruty-unc years. without the SPECIAL order oi
he Judge OF the Court. but no Judge shall give
-iIci special order issue licenses to sell Spirtu-
OTIS or icrmentcd iiquorS udlrss upon the recon-
incubation OF 1T least ten respectable trrchuldCrS.
resident of the ward or district wherein the place
oil sale may be, and whenever any licenses shall
he issued TO Il ftne C0r6rt minor the said Ttme
"Orert minor shall be responsible Tor all con-
tracts made in the prosecution OF their business
Gndcr such license and shall he liable to he sued
therefor ot the courts OF this State and the
said tr3le c0ccTt may be sued indicted and
prosecuted in ease ui violation by her Oh the
license laws OF this State. in she shnuid
nerp dtSOrCrly house. as II she We're ttIne sole
md II Judgment he obtained against her on any
.ontract. execution shall or may issue i'll the ordi-
nary way TO affect her separate estate: fF0ridsd.
foWerer that such responsibility shall i'll
er affect or impair the responsibility Oi the huS-
uand or parent under the existing laws: and that
'hiS act Shall take effect the thirtleth day Of
April next
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TO add TO the tenth section Of article titv-%.ht
the code o; Pablo i"acrd! Laws. a slIh-SccrIu
requiring iiccEs" 10 enable ANY person to 20
as Il Real Estate Broker.
Section /. BE Ii cna"tcd by TIE General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland, That there hr added To tn" tent
section Of article li'ty six OF The cod" OF Pubii
ii neral Laws. Il dissection - read rs follows.
Subsection |. Any person APPLYING COR III
same. and paying til" sum of I!iy dollars ma
obtain II license :or carrying on the business ,
Real Estat" Broker. and any individual. cu-par
.i"rship or firm who riii carry the business u
Real Estate Brohrr. withoHt licen," shall h
subject to the penalties imposed upon other hruB
eIS by section seventeen of th- article
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OWNERS OF STATIONS OR
JACKS.

The ''n.i'r OF keeper OF every Stallion or Jack
shall, before i'''ilIe permitted to stand station
such animal pay 10 the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
ii -une Of the counties In this State the highest
sam which he intends To ask receive for the
",.t-ur OF one mare; and the receipt oi the said
Clerk. with The seal OF his Court attached thereto
ior said suni. shat! be the License for 7tatiOniny
Standing such stallion OF jack, Tor year from
the date thereof: ifoehei, that IN no case shall
'hr sum directed 10 he paid by this section !ur
sarh iiscnsr hc less than ten dollars: and tha,
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tthaptcr lis. page 2%S.l

70 amend section one OF Article fity-six OF the
Code NJ Public General l. iws entitled License
rrInting 10 tie issuing OF licenses by Clerks Vi
Courts.
81 it enacted by h" General Assembly o N .r,-
Ind, In&t section oil" OF Article fifty Of the
co,:c ni Pablo General l. avs entitled License.
All licenses shall he granted by til" Clerks a
he Circuit Courts OF the counties ant the Clerk
i the Court o' Common Pleas in tn" clry "t Bal
timOre. except where different muir j specially
crowded, and all licenses granted by the said
Jerks shall expire on the first day OF May next
hereafter except licenses for fisheries and horse
tc"nscs. and il granted for part nt year. Il rate
.bic sum shall be charged therefor.
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1t i, said that the scorpion. when sur.
rounded by circle of fire, turns and
stings itself to death. Probably ii feels
something like the young man after he is
Tilted, and whose only ambition is to get
out under the silent stars and kick kim
self over a fence.
A complaining person spoke OF the
freedom of care which 4 friend Of lis cn-
loved v'l'cFcupon i ncighhor said. ~ our
friend doubtless, has; As many, 1s,,: per
hars more, trouble; than You have. but
he has the good sense not to whine about
it,"
A Tennessee man accidentally shot a
dog and in try in" to explain to the owner
how it occurred accidentally shot HIM
\ coroner thou sht he ought to explain
how lie shot the nr:tn. but couldn't get Il
Jury that WIS willing H. listen to the en-
~ s5,.,tf..,. t'".. y n" id d. s'.v Of i'm
II Urra
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AN ACT

AN ACT
70 amend the iity-sixtl Article 81 the Cot, #
Public tirncrai I..'ws relating TO licenses 10y
adding thereto the following section relating 10
partnerships taking out licenses:
Section l. BE It enacted hy the General Assem-.
'ly OF Maryland. That the ini."wn% section he
nd the same is hereby added Ia the tiity-Siytll
.rticle Of the Code oi Pubic General Laws Ia
olow the second section thereof:
Any license may be obtained by partnerships ~
firms well AZ by individuals: bur in all eases
he names al all the partners al any firm shall be
't forth in full i'll tn. license. and license shall
Protect any person pretending to act under the
sinlc unless he j. named therein. or is entitled II
representative OF ASH .ucc, under the provisions
iareinaicr contained in ths article. and lii,
Jerk issuing the license shall enter uiuA TIA.
record Of license the full names OF the members
lccrartnersalp To which such license is issued.
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MILLIN E r s.

t'rtHlcs ending Millinery and other small ar
ticles, Wise stock is not over $3.50, pay License
81 So only. but If er that amount they re
G:irvG = pay the same Licenses other persons
ga T. - IS" iaaGn as p the amn1,n' Hs stock al the
IN NC', a2 "a trH 9f me wear.
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every stallion 81 ac.. rIan hirh lie said tax
paid snail lie cSeInpI from ali otucf Slslv Tax.
Any ,ansr u keeper >:ntittTtu"' OF Standing any
stallion lack wtho ut 4 license snail 1,.rcit ana
bay twice the sam authorized and require. to h.
piid in the last preceding -rcrl. ouehn!i 70 tn
STATE and the other ha!i To The .n!,,rlEcr
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,

TIIE School Commissioners of Cecil
Il county will meet at their Office in Eikton
q the transaction Of current School business on
he SECOND TUESDAY of each and every
onth. JOHN SOJTIER
May y lsI4-G Secretary.
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OYSTER AND EALING HOUSES

nc License to be paid by the keepers of OYSTER
+3d Eating Houses Is $50 50 throughout the State
me setiI section al the Code which required Al
applicant Tor License to open oyster or catin.
f"h-rs. 10 procure the recommended ton OF tw,
..tI2hturiug irceholdcrs and also to make oatl
Heiurr the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of his coun
r.. SC. ~ to the annual value OF house is re
F.;i.r,!.
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Amendments to the License Laws Passet
at January Session, 1868.
(Chapter 81, page 6i2.l

AN ACT
To repeal an Act entitled AN Act to rcgulat. th
issuing Of license tor the sale of >Irlrit;uuS q
iermented liquors within tht. huru,Ish ni Mort
East. in Cecii county" passed at January s;cs
SION. eighteen hundred an, SiXty-u,,r. chapter
three hundred and torty-eight and to enact til,
following i'll lieu thereof.
Section l. Be il enacted, by the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland. That the Act entitled An Az
to regulate the lssuIn9 OF license Tor the sale q
Spirituous or ernrnei iIqinrS within the hurou:i
ii North East. in Cecil county" passed at lima
try Session. eighteen hundred and siXty-four
napier tire" hundred and nrty-"i"ht he and t.
|tlnc is hereby repeated, and the now. M, eil,.
ID in lieu thereof:
Section :. And be it enacted. That the iuri:.,
NJ the circuit court Tor Cecil county shalt ir.tor,
III" first day ot NJ ~. in each and every yc;r at
ne passage Of this act. furnish clerk 5 t.
'ircnl! coHrt for t'rii cr;,nr. tire srlr,.-., ~
."r-GliS. hot:seiiOidCfS III the vi!i.r" OF MORT. ..t
20 whom ami I" whom; only the clt: snail ~
ordinary License to v"nd trr;ncnt,' n. S.,iiri5,.,
liquors which person iii comply with all Tho
provisions OF the code with respect to ortilnar,
.lcenSeE.
Section 8. And he it enacted That thi. ac
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
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SHER|FF'S LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS, TRADERS,
AND OTHERS.

4 Ii persons and bodies corporate or
K L polite in Cecil county, who are or shah be
exercising or pursuing any business. shall he
doing any act or thing or shall be in the cupa
tlt't. of any house place for any purpose ior
which - license is made necessary by the laws
az renew the same.
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AN ACT

L" add al. additional section to article ittySiX
the code OF Public General Llws entitled
ce'scs. SO as t" empower y trader 10 sell t
licenses To trade Will the SOL. oil goods
Section $. b II enacted by thcifnnrr.i As,.r.
~ OF Maryland. That III, 20 luwiLw s,...-oa i,
cited 10 article i:':E SIX .: rh- ;-ic q! P:,t)
fencrdi Laws. rni.Iic,i i.jrerse>:''
s. Bc II enacted. A"H trai"r wnu h-.s .Av
1T license 10 Seil goods. "h ttl"S wares ncrcii
Use. spintnoTs or ;erlnrn, liz ors o. lager be.
a This State. sh Ill have IN" priritrg, 70 S,,i.u
I'll LICENSE 10 hnv party pArchas,n" Ia strL
goods ana purchasing or rrn!ing AS ri3rc ~ l.:
ness, ana IN" parry 80 purchasing. ma, ru:tii.
eei .tndrf the license OF Ills predecessors !
business anti! the expiration OF said license
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On Or before The lSt day Of Nav GlsV ilg
TRADERS LICENSE.

under the penalty prescribed hy said laws for the
intracton thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following
requirements OF the license laws:
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The applicant must either Ike oath, rs hereto
fore before the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Tia,
county where he is engaged in business OF the
amount OF goods kept on hand AT the principa
season of sale: or the oath may be administered
by Il Justice OF the Peace, when the person want
ing license applies through an agent. II the
latter course he adopted. the following form viii
bc deemed Il sufficient compliance with the act:
GrcH county. fort:
On this - day of -, 1889, before the sub
Scrihcr. y Justice of the Peace OF the State o
Maryland in and for said county, personally ap
peared - and declared that he intends to apply
for Il Traders License. under the second section
The act OF January Session. 1888. to the Clerk o
The Circuit Court for Cecil county, and made oat!
mat the amount of the stock OF goods generally
kept on hand by him Tor by the concern in whicl
he Is engaged. i'll case it be Partnership at th'
principal season of sale Tor il the applicant ha:
not previously engaged in such tradc.) that tn.
amount Of goods which he intends to keep, &c
docs not Tor will n"tl exceed s..
Sworn before
/ the oath be administered before Justice
the Peace out OF the county in which the applica
tion made there must he attached the ccrtiicat,
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Oi the county il
which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March
April and May. without License. tenderS o
cakes and vendors of beer and cider. who ar
makers OF such beer and cider Uager beer except
c'l) are not required to pay License
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No License shall be granted to sell spirituous o
isrMented liquors or lager beer in quantities no
less tnan pint, Tor the sum of $IS5O unless tn,
peTs"n applying therefor shall also obtain 4 l..
cynsc 10 sell goods, chattels, wares and merclran
disc, paying therefor the sum hcreiubciurr ,,rc
The Clerk shall not i-sI,,. License TO any perso.
10 sell srirituouS and irrIIcntcd Liquors iron
WiIc1n the Grand Jury has recommended = l.,
iei''t Ia De Withheld or 10 Il person nose Lccns,
las bee. suppressed ny the Court without spr
rtHl order ~ tie Court.
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PNTENLMIiE /. NASnY.

e. t''.--''' - ' y ~. al
20. !i!'ien first last and all the time. }
i. ST don't know about Til,Icn
&c: AL. Another Ntntu.ilia:l vici, j.
/ 'pp!n ii the sane hotel. rrlnarkt t.
l". cuniidcn>!!rily that he esteemed Mr.
tllden the @iate>t patriot NY modern
.atS. And he went on to say that the
rate and good man he'd desired him To
sc that the Kentucky dclegaShun WIZ
"nanilnus for him The fact is.
Na>by. sed this mau. "ci Iilden is
'o'linated and elcctid am promised the
dictatorship of Louisville. and kin
3 We VOC Il nice berth III it. I'll make It
y"Hr interest to support him.
This WIZ cncurridgin to me. for WIZ
thout to make him the same offer.
7. Slater last mite two other Ken
Hvky DimucratS come to me with the
,.sne pr"po>iShuH. How many collectors
,cs Louisville need?
:. s. Va cn,ln NV tht gi,vli> patriot
II caused NJ. I'll len serious trouble.
t caused it t, rIcnittr priyitly among
t. D.n.criS, th.; the graf. and good
.'i'A ''r>irc, i meet. Personally. them
pa "h'.n i'' 80" r','i - CONFER ;irI,int
cuts. Oh I;ir i:il.i .!,.:nit at his ilutr,r.
IN" streets wa al Tor live blocks with
| perceailnn cZ long VI Il ST. Patrick
lay. Among en- WIZ exactly IS states
men wich he'd each bin informed that he
wuz the gileliS StateSman'S choice for
the Vice Presidency, and who he'd bin
promised that his iniiooence shoDd be
for them. 1t didn't annoy the
g'ieiiS man 1t all. F he blandIy re
markt TO me, These gentlemen are all
publicly to me. and they can
hardly go back Oh wat they hey told
their constituents.
Mr.. Tilden is crate cz we'll cz a gle
lis man.
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The amount 10 he paid by traders for License
itlc amount Of stock at the principal season OF
ale to hr given under uath) is a follows:
u the nrl.iranls stock in trade does not eXcecd
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the rental nr annual value is not
Toi~ OR FERMENTED LIpTORS
OR LAGER BEER

TIE amounts of License TO be paid by Retailer
y; Npirtu"us or Fcriucntei Liquors and Lagel
Beer. Is follows:
If the value Of stock In trade he s51n
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Oh ApTER 81

The Act OF Assembly passed NJ thu session o
1875. aitir't'ts and m"diics the above law MS fol
low. - " 49,
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4 NEW BOOK.

TnNrAINING Thrilling Incidents in
ia" Lite and Labars Of that Plain. Eccentric
and iluly Man al God and XcaiCuS Preacher Of
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as u were.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-05
MASSACHUSETTS,.


FALL RIVER, March l.. At meeting of
the board of trade, held this afternoon, it was
decided to increase the wages of all opera
tives in this city ten per cent, the increased
rates to take effect April LIST. This is in ad-
dition TO an advance of fifteen per cent. given
Jan. LIST. making an increase of twenty five
per cent lsince the latter date, against ten per
cent. given by the manufacturers in Lowell
and Lawrence. This advance, however, does
not seem TO be satisfactory to the spinners,
who a few days ago asked for an increase of
sixteen per cent. A meeting of spinners
was held tonight to hear the reports from the
committees appointed to obtain an answer to
this request. Resolutions were adopted that
the corporations were realizing "A greater
profit than in 1873. when the spinners' wages
were forty per cent higher; that petitions be
presented to the mill owners, stating their
claim to share in the great prosperity, answers
to be returned on or before March l2 that
a communication be had with the labor or
CARNATIONS, to ascertain what amount of sup
port could be rendered if needed; that a
committee be appointed to whose discretion
it be leftlto name ten mills to be struck, if
the answer to the petition is unfavorable.
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San Francisco Matters,
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

Hanlon says if Trickett goes to England he
(Hanlon) will make a trip to meet him on
English waters.
VIM. Conkling Of Parkersburg, w. vs.s
for attempt to murder Rufus Ralston and
family, has been sentenced to four years in
the penitentiary.
George G. Ward and Thomas Hughes, as
SCISSORS of Wilmington, have been arrested
for refusing to assess republicans who desired
to pay taxes and thus be qualified TO vote.
The Irish relief bill has passed the British
House of Lords.
Minister Foster presented letters Of recall
on the I'd, and received fattering testimo-
NAL from the American residents in the City
of Mexico.
George Moody shot his brother John, last
night, at Kingston, Kentucky.
The Kentucky democratic convention cleo,
delegates to Cincinnati, jane IL.
The London Standards correspondent re.
ports that the inhabitants of the island Of
lnnishawk, county Of Mayo, are in = terrible
state Of destitution.
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Wednesday morning, funeral services over
the remains of the late Mrs. Ladd of Portland
were held at the house of her husband, the
Rev. A. $. Ladd, on Atlantic street in that
city. A large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances mourn the death of one who both in
and out of the church ever set loving exam
pie and endeared herself to all by christian
like performance of her duties. Mrs Ladd
was the daughter of David and Elizabeth
Colder Of Belgrade. She was born in Fairfield,
in 1885, was educated at kent's Hill, and
taught in the schools at Augusta five years.
She was married July IL, 1861, and has
shared with her husband the labors and priv
ileges of the itinerant ministry from that
time. The remains have been taken to
kents Hill for interment
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| Bills were introduced AMI referred for the
payment Of pensions to widows snd minol
children upon the death of totally disabled
pensioners, and to make rape punishable with
death.
A resolution declaring that Indians are
citizens of the United States and of the State
wherein they reside, and are subject to the
jurisdiction of the government of the United
States, was referred to the Judiciary. commit
tee.
joint resolution to amend the act for
making sundry civil appropriations, was placed
on the calendar.
Bill for an additional appropriation of
Sl25,00o for the support of certain Indian
tribes, was passed.
Several bills on the calendar went over.
Papers concerning the payment Of the Sec
ond installment TO Capt. Eads tor the MAIN
tenance Of channel in the Mississippi river,
was referred.
Bill for the relief of Fitx John Porter was
resumed. Mr.. Logan continued his remarks
in opposition, and will speak again to-mor-
row.
At 4.30 Senate went into executive session,
and when the doors were re-opened, adj
journed.
House.
Bill regulating the removal of causes from
the State to Federal courts. was in the regu-
lar order, the question being on Mr.. Culber-
sons amendment. The second section Of the
amendment was agreed To.
The court removal bill was passed.
The speaker then called the committees for
their reports.
\ large number of bills were reported ad-
versely from the Committee on Wsr Claims,
and tabled.
The Committee on the Manufacture and
sale of articles of food and drink, reported
reference TO the committee Of the whole.
Bill making the Department Of Agriculture
an executive department of the govern
ment. was reported, but pending action the
morning hour expired.
All other special orders having been set
aside. the House went into committee of the
whole on the public calendar, the special
order being bill to prohibit assessments up
on ofice-holders, etc. for political purposes,
was taken up, but the house, l21 to lo9, re-
fused to consider il, and Fernando Wood
proceeded to address the committee on the
funding bill.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Woods speech,
the committee rose and the House took
recess till $50, when an evening session for
the consideration of the pension bill will
commence.
The House met and Immediately went into
committee of the whole on the private calen-
dar. The greater portion of the time was
consumed in general discussion of the pen
sion laws, duringwhch some rather sharp
personal remarks were INDUCED in.
The committee at 1910 rose and reported
fourteen pension bills TO the House. The
bills were passed and the House adjourned.
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near the close Of January. His balance.
WERE On his town actount. which emhrsced
ue Town and school district funl. in his
invested. ' mo- '''e'' 'een
Swan TeseaAes Asafn.
Mf. Swan had q long string of explan..
.ions 70 make after the witnesses for Mr. wh;te
80 pinned him in half score Of lies. He
,!eeiy charged falsehoods and misrepresenta-
ions upon many of the gentlemen who testi-
'e" against him. lie pronounced the testi-
''io"y Oh MI White, that Swan and he had
I1"'esation about meeting at the Court
mouse to be absolutely false. II was a mo-
tieeaoie fact that when he made this CHARGE
Mr. swan kept his eye fixed upon the paper
IN ms hand, and did not look Mr.. White in
,ne ,acc- wednesday. when Mr. White made
MS denial. he looked Mr.. Swan square in the
eye, ana dId not finch; but this man. Swan.
uiu not raise his eyes from the paper he held
~ MS hahd while he made his pretended ex-
plantations.
a supena was issued for Mr.. George =
Cole, and while the deputy sheriff was serr.
ing 1t the committee took a short recess
Mr. Cole sworn: board a. the Franklin
House; saw Mr.. Townsend there one ,lay in
January before the legislature convened.
TINS was about II o'clock
Cross-examined by Mr.. Carleton Have
known swan for about one year. Noticed
Mt Townsend particularly because he was
talking politics with gentlemen named To-
Iier; The witness chewcd tooth pick dur
ing ms testimony, and seemed to derive con-
siderable nutriment from it. He could not
say what day in the week it was
Moses Hartman called: Heard the testi-
mony OF Wallace K. White, and pronounced
IL untrue Moses said he didn't hear the tes-
timony OF Mr.. Fogler and Mr.. Otis.
DIR. Alvah Campbell, landlord of the
Franklin House. said that Mr. Townsend was
at his house January 9Th, but could not state
positively the time.
Mr.. Towsend, our readers will remember.
was the gentleman who carried Wallace X.
White in his sleigh from Mr. Blaine's resi-
dence to the Court House, on Monday after
noon January 9Th.
Adjourned until 7.30 this evening