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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
CHANGE OF BRIDGE PLANS.
Engineers Will Meet the Board Next
-. Monday-Ferryb Licenses.

OAKLAND. Feb 2S-All: of the COM
netting engineers on the proposed new
bridge for Webster street will be notfled
thfs week to appear before the Board OF
Supervisors next Monday and listen to
the changes the board desire TO nave
inside in the plans already submitted All
action looking toward the adoption OF the
plans has been rescinded pending the
proposed changes.
The board desires a change in the plat
forms upon which the swing rests, as We'll
s,s the niers and the covering or the
bridge. The report of Architect Brown
which favored the plans OF Cotton Bros
was adopfed at the meeting this morn
ing and a. resolution adopting the plans
introduced, but on the recom1heh9atlo t u
Of the District Attorney Il was. reJectea
ana the former rescinded this AFTERNOON.
:. IN the matter of the ferrypoatS sellthg
Udi1or District Attorney Snook oelINeTeu
an opinion at the Request. or License IN
spector Frank Barnett in winch ne say ..
tsIf after investigation you shoulu as
certain that no permit has been issued as
REQUIRED by the provisions Oh the incense
orflinance 10 the person or persons. con-
ductine the business of Selilng liquor ~
tba OakIand boats I then advise you are
not. authorized to issue license TO sucLi
neTson OF. persons until they nave secuIe e
cs11rh hermit. I further advise you eHae
in.the event that it shall be aScertaiiit:u
that no permit has been secuEeu -! ~ t +ba
matter you report the matter u ~. ~
I3oard of Supervisors that proper actioh
NAV he taken in the premises;
. Mr. Barnett was authorized TO colhpeI
tho nersnn or persons interested to appear
before the board. :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01

Twenty Five Thousand Will
Be Paid in Wages Next
Season.
The Little Town Now Sees Some
Prospect of Going Ahead
Prospecting.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
COS Broadway, Feb. 2S.s

San Leardro is now certain of its
cannery, and during the next fruit sea-
son ii is calculated that s25, 900 will be
paid out in labor in the town by the
bridge.
The citizens have subscribed a total
sum of $3.50 and have offered this to
any firm that will erect a cannery that
will handle not less than $4,000 cases
during the season. King Morse, repre-
senting a San Francisco house, and a
representative from the Cutting Com
pany are considering the matter, and a
definite answer will be received in a
few DAYS. In case it becomes neces-
sary. the citizens would also help to Sc
cure a site for the plant. '''-st -.
I'VE are now assured Of our can
merry" said Rev. Barton w. Perry to-
dav. land ii will be the salvation Of the
town. l. think that the. amount we
have subscribed is quite. large consider
ing the size of the town. The great
drawback TO progress was that there
was nothing for us TO do Now San
T,eandro will go ahead and we feel
grateful to The Call for the interest. it
has shown in the project, and which
has helped US materially"
The subscription list contains the
names of clergymen, school teachers
and nlDiIs. as we'll as nearly every BUS
frass man in town On basis of $500
rorlI1afion. with which San Leandro
is credited. the subscription amounts to
81 for every man., woman and child In
the town.
: While the bonus is not to be given to
INV nne who puts up less than: so, 900
cases, it: is believed that not less than
twice that number of cases will be
l.,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
LAY. DOWN
ON THE RAILS
Deliberate Suicide Of a
Honolulu Man at
Livermore.
Left His Wife. and Child and
Ended His Life. at the
II: Depot,
Was Being Treated for. Sickness
!. and Was Considered
- Cured.
Oakland Office San Francisco Gail,

90S BrOduWays- en-: &C. %"
T. C. Porter of Honolulu jumped de-
lfherately before moving freight
train. at Livermore to-day His head
and shoulders were crushed and death
was instantaneous.
About six months ago Porter came
to the coast from Honolulu with his
wife and daughter, the latter girl
about five years OF. age. For some time
ne had been suffering from. ner-
vous troubles and it was decided that
trip to the coast might cure hlpf. he
came to Livermore four months ago
and has gradually been improving SINCE
his arrival He lived with his wire
and family at a sanitarium ana Tor
some time went out with a nurse. AS
he improved he went out alone, ana
Mrs. Porter and the doctor believed
him just about cured.
This morning Porter went out Tor a
walk. He went To the depot and
watched a freight train for some MN
utes. After it started he walked with
much deliberatoin to the track and lay
across the rail few feet ahead OF the
engine. The wheels passed over nm
before anything could be done to save
him.
The deceased has been in business IN
Honolulu and is man OF some
wealth For two years he has been a
sufferer from extreme nervousness ana
dependency, but seemed to be en-
tfrely cured recently and in a snort
time would have left Livermore. Por-
ter was about so years Of age.
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Evade California Laws.

OAKLAND, Feb. 2S.-Ninety-four. couples
have eluded the California laws prohibit
ing marriages of divorced individuals
within a year by going to Reno, New. The The
following ten couples are from this city I:
II. s. bergen and Annie Titus, June -
Robert C. Brown and Adele Levy OF Ala
media, June: Is; Raymond L. LoVenslaNer
and Elizabeth e. Dunbar, July 3; James
+. [HeadIey and Mrs Dora Morton, July
&c. K. Rulstfer and Mrs. L. Lewis - u Il
Alice W. Ball, Oakland, September - );
Charles q. Eliliott and Grace Macafee,
September 20 j. n. Hughes and Lottie
Simmons, September 29; C.. II Ed SNt q
and Mary C. Wilson, November ~; /:
Holland and Mrs. 3. Bel1rens, Decenl-
ber 10
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SURVIVED TO
Be MARRIED
Miss Bessie Ellis Is Now
Mrs. William Henry
Cornell.
She was Nearly Killed in a Street
car Accident in Oakland
:.'- in 1894.
Oakland ONCE San Francisco Call,
aNS Rz.na dMaY.: Feb. ~.


The. marriage of Miss Bessie NJ ,Elfls
and William Henry Cornell tonight was
a surprise to their many friends in this
city. Miss Ellis is pretty, modest young
lady of F,ruitvale and has been before the
public owing to- several serious accidents,
any of which might have been fatal.
Miss Ellis was on her way into this city
on May "a, 1894, when an axle of the
Haywards car, on which she was. riding,
broke and a number of the passengers
were seriously injured. Miss, Ellis was
thrown heavily to the ground anE her
limbs and back injured. A year later she
filed a suit for $40, 900 damages. which is
still pending.
The first time she was able TO leave
home she accompanied the family to
Gienwood on July to a picnic. The day
was pleasantly spent, and several friends
left her at the narrow-gauge depot: She
had hardly walked three. blocks when a
spent bullet from a revolver struck her
cheek, penetrating to: her mouth. This
happened near the Exposition building
about II o clock.
The police" never secured any clew as to
who it was that fired the shot. Her
friends hope that her lucky. star, which
prevented her from being killed in these
two accidents, may prove fortunate
enough in the future to keep her from
meeting any more such occurrences.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Steamers leave Broadway wharf. Rsxa.
For Alaskan ports 10 a. m, March 2, I, II,
II, % 81. April 1. Transferred at Seattle.
For Alaskan ports 1from Spear street
wharf, 10 a. M. March 2, 8, 10. A. IS. %, z6.
so Transferred at Portland, Or.
For Victoria Vancouver @(B. ca. Port Town
send Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
~ IL. D. 27 and every fifth day thereafter.
ers for Alaska. and G. N Ry.,z at Tacoma with
For Eureka (HunrboIdt :Bay9, 10 "a M.
March 8, 81 10, q, q, and every. sixth day
thereafter. -. -'a1.=-- -
For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San. Simeon.
Cayucos, Port Hartford (San Luis obispo),
Gaviota. Santa. Barbara: Ventura: Hnaneme:
San Pedro, East San Pedro tLos -Angelesl and
Newport, 9 a. M, March 2 6,:10, a.. Is e, &c.
80. and every fourth day thereafter: =.
For San Diego: stopping only at: Port Har-
ford (San Luis ObispoG4 Santa. Barbara, Port
Los Angeles and Redondo tLos- Angclesl IL
a. m. March A. S, ~ t6, 20. a.: 2S. and every
fourth day thereafter
For Ensenada; Magda1ena Bay San Jose del
Cabe, MazatIan. Altata, La Pazi Santa Rosa
liza and Guaynlas Mex, 10 a. m, March s,
April g. and I'd of each month thereafter:
The company reserves the right to change
without previous notice steamers, sailing dates
anil hours of sailinPss. - -: - -
TICKET. OFFICE-Palace Hotel, 4 New
Montgomery street. -
10 Market street, San Francisco.
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Oakland News Items.

OAKLAND Feb. 2S.-The bit. broke on
the bride while Sergeant Green was
riding over his territory last evening. on
horseback and the horse made plunge
and fell Luckily Green disengaged him.
self and fell clear OF the animal, E.
A marriage license was issued to
Charles A McCroan this afternoon TO
wed Miss Louise Henwood of San Fran
cisco. The groom-to-be is from Column
James f. O'Brien of LivArmore. who is
awaiting trial in the Superior. Court on a
charge of criminal assault upon Miss Nina
Lopez, was surrendered at the County Jail
and locked up this morning. His bonds
men feared he: intended leaving the State.
Burglars broke into the saloon of Mes
sina q co. at lois Seventh street some
time early this morning and robbed the
cash register of several. dollars. An en-
trance was effected by boring q hole: In
the door and reaching a hand through to
pull back the bolt
Miss: Mollie Moss of Brooklyn Town
ship was arrested yesterday charged with
poisoning her neighbors chickens. John
Bailey swore to the complaint: f..
A man named MARSHALL and a compan-
ion from San Francisco came to this city
to-day to thrash Walter Smith for re-
senting ain insult: offered to his lady
friend. Smith whipped both soundly be
fore they got away.
:. Colonel John P..Irish will address the
Union Reform League on. Thursday even
ing. in F>raternal Hall, on the "Causes
of Failure in Municipal Government -.
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LADIES AS EDITORS.
Will He'll the Ladies' Home by
s :. The Mariposa. -. :. :.

OAKLAND. Feb. 2S.-The Ladies' Re-
lief Society at Temescal, having. entirely
abandoned the charity ball as a means. OF
raising funds for the home, are now en- :
gagged in compiling a; magazine named
The Mariposa, with the same oo1ect+. IN
view. .i..:.->:. -. :
II is on very much the same lines as a
similar experiment tried by:@the. LADIES or
Cleveland last year, which earned IoT" the
fair editors over $5000.
The best literary talent of the East Will
be represented and the magazine viii APP
pear at Easter.
The editorial staff is as fotloWs;- =, : MRS rs
e. H. Davenport, Mrs. J. E. McElrath,
Miss Jessie Campbell, Mrs: William II.
TAYLOR, Miss Janet Watt Miss Annie
tThe business of The Mariposa will be in
charge of Mrs W. H. Morrow, Mrs. Frank
Wilson, Mrs. w. H. Taylor s.:|.: -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
The Alaska Stuck in the Mud.

OAKLAND, Feb: 2S.-Fhs bark. AT 2 q.
HiSr,eGa, shore a couple Of hours before
d n,i1 this morning by the. tug Sea
witch. She was TO be berthed at the
ADAMS wharf to be steamed I up for her
dong that the tug threw off the bark s
ines in the stream and told her captain
to drop anchor where he was. This his was vas
80 found to he on a sandbar AS the
tide lover, she keeled, over until her
Varfarn3s nearly touched water. An at
tempt will. be made 10 hoat her at hlSh
a. T,1ApiliHP: -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
Shooting in the CITY Limits.

OAKLAND, Feb. 2S.--Harry Simons and
Frank Could were arrested early Sunday
morning for shooting within the city
limits and to-day Judge Allen fined them
s. each in the police court The police
have received numerous complaints from
the residents around Lake Merritt of men
shooting there. Saturday Il domestic at
Mrs. D. Wilcox's, 1903 Madison street ,
was struck in the eye by piece of glass
from window which was broken by a
shot from without.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01

On Friday evening a reception will
be rendered the new pastor and his
family in the church. The local Bap-
fist ministers will be present, as well as
the other denominations in that vicinity
Rev. r. II. Sawyer, who has been
called to fill the vacancy in the Central
Christian Church, is expected the last
of the week with his wife and eight
year-old son. He will occupy the pulpit
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
To SIGNAL Across the Raw.

BERKELEY, Feb 2S.-Next. Saturday
afternoon the signal department of the
University Cadet Battalion will practice
sending heliograph messages to and re
turning them from the sfgnalmen eff the
Telegraph Hill. The following student
signaln1en will be stationed ON the
at Berkeley: Sergeant Spaulding,
Corporals de :Daveaga; Calm and Fish and
Privates Mannon and 4Auraham. -.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01

OAKLAND, Feb. 2S.-Rev. E. r. Ben
nett of Los Angeles has moved his fam
ily, consisting of his wife, two daugh-
tiers and one son, to this city, where he
has assumed the pastorate Of the
enty-third-avenue Baptist Church.
Mr.. Bennett was formerly at Pomona,
where he served seven years. His chill
dren are musically inclined and will be
quite an addition to the church circles.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01

for the first time on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Sawyer is a Kentuckian by birth,
but spent his boyhood days in Missouri.
He served on the Kansas City Journal
and the Globe for several years before
entering the ministry in 1870.
He is said to be deep thinker. stu
dent and earnest and eloquent in his
manner. Arrangements are being made
to tender him reception next week.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
Zionistic Movement.

There will be a meeting Of prominent
Jewish people of this city at b. b. Hall.
121 Eddy street, this evening, for
the purpose of forming a society to aid
the Zionstic movement. Addresses will
be made by Miss Ray Frank and julius
Kahn. The Jewish-German Opera Com
pany will render. vocal and instrumental
selections. All are invited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01

BR0SuAHAIy

generally an unlucky day, was very
lucky incident for the Major.
During the evening Supervisors
Lackmann. Clinton and Rottanzi drop
ped into the Council chamber and; sat
on the honest" side of the house. ).
Next. Monday night the eXtortfonate
ordinance will come up for final pass
age and then.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
ANGELA. r. Scott's Estate.

+. The Inventory and .appraisemento of the.
estate of Angelic r.. Scott was filed
yesterday: IT j, Ryan, A. t.reiing and
Samuel L.. Lupton labored twenty five
days on the apprafsement, and found the
estate to be worth s3O6147 Al. -: .
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01

Leandro. $1,000; the Beulahl Park Rescue csc
Home of East Oakland; S2O0O; west; o va
land kindergarten. $1,000: II -. t..
Should. there be sufficient FUNDS. Mien
all of these requests are paid, the t dfSt
Presbyterian Church is TO be gwen slVV!.9 N
for the purchase of a; lot and the erection
Of a building for. their mission known: as
the Telegraph avenue Mission; E. " hateNe y
is over these amounts is to be gwen 10
charities named by the. executors. =. =
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Reception to Bishop Taylor.

cided to hold the reception to Bishop
viii Taylor on Thursday evening OF
this week March g. at the parlG Gste 81 to Of
~, a the 9TH. as heretofore announced. In
Vi tito 81 have been extended to the
clergy of. the different churches 20, OF tins n:
city to attend, and in addition the h 1.
DIR Ollie. Rev. J. D. Hammond, Rev Dr:
Matthews and other prominent Methodist
clergynen will participate: A genera IN. IN,
yifafion is extended to all fr1ends OF the
veteran missionary to welcome him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
Mrs Lees Mind Unbalanced.

OAKLAND. Feb 2S-Mrs. Sarah Allen
Lee of Seventh and Myrtle streets has
gone violently insane and was recon-
Hospital to-day By Drs. l.. r. Webster
and John. Fern. Last evening she at
tempted to: jump cut of a: second STORY
window but was restrained by members
of the family. She Relieves thst the Grand
Jury is about TO iTtdict her. -;
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
Golden Ea gle Eggs.

ALAMEDA. Feb. 2S.--Harry Taylor, the
welI-known ornithologist, has returned
from trip TO the San Be9it TO- H aaI69 ~
eagle Which he obtained at the expense
of Considerable trouble and risk. One
nest was found on a cliff, up whose face
he had to climb on ladder held perpen,
flicuIarIy nv another man. This nest had
three eggs. Another nest was more cas-,
lily found. These eggs are highly priced
by collectors and bring round prices. ...-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
remnerance Saloon for Aiameda.

ALAMEDA, Feb. 2S.-Dr. Henry Victor
Morgan who established and conducts
the temperance saloon and reading-room
at 1853 Market street, San Francisco, pro-
in Alameda He was here to-day looking
about for a suitable location. and will
probably secure room in the Linderman
block. There are great many young
men in this city for whom there is no
other resort but the saloon, and DR.. Nor
gan thinks he can make an establishment
on the same lines, as the one in San
Francisco proved, self-supporting.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
Alameda News Notes.

ALAMEDA, Feb. 2S.-The Electric Rail
road Company has decided to meet the
nopuIar demand for a waiting-room at
or near the junction of Park street and
Santa Clara avenue. A vacant store
room in the immediate vicinity will prob
ably be fitted up for the. purpose.
President Jordan of Stanford win de-
liver the first lecture in the Teachers
Club course next Friday evening.
Three cases of contagious disease were
reported to the health officials to-day
two of whooping cough and one of chick
en- poX.
Theodor Vogt, the well-known musi-
cian has been appointed organist at st.
Joseph's Church, vice C. Zoberbier, re-
signed.
Postmaster r. w. Leydecker will take
charge of the Postoffice in this city to-
morrow, vice T. @. Stoddard, term ex-
PRED.
The Board of Education will meet to-
morrow evening, and the citizens COM
mfttee on the overcrowded condition of
the schools will also hold meeting.
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Water Rates.

ALAMEDA. Feb. 2S.-The Board OF
Citv trustees will meet this evening Ior
the purpose of establishing water rates
fof the ensuing year. The; ordinance pc
fore the board re-enacts the same rates
that prevailed last year. and which ap-
near To he satisfactory. as there is little
or no complaint on the part of consum1ss
ers. The average water rate paid by nall
the consumers in this city does not eX-
coed 81 per month. =
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
STOCKTON STEAMERS
For San lose, Los Gatos & Santa Cruz

steamer Alviso leaves Pier daily Sundays
exeented) at 10 a. M: Alviso daily Saturdays
eScepted) at p m. Freight and Passengers
Fare between San Francisco and Alviso soc:
to San jose 75c. Clay street, Pier /. Il North
First street, San Jose.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01

the street as he claims, and also found
one tied to a fence He put them both
in the pound. Orr learned where they
We're and nd on going TO the pound FOUND
the fence and took his horses home.
Hence the warrant
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
Attacked the Pound.

ALAMEDA, Feb. PA warrant was
issued to-day on complaint of Poundmas-
ter Victorien Josephs for the arrest of
Samuel Orr, carpenter of 305 Spruce
street, on charge of malicious mischief
for tearing down the fence of the pound.
one of the poundmaster'S deputies caught
a horse belonging to Orr wandering about
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-03-01
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE.

$3.50 from New York to Cherbourg.
fParis). Southampton G.ondon) and Hamburg.
Normannia March 2tlcolumbia May II
+ bismarck Anril 2S A. Victoria -. May %
Twin Screw Mail Service. n Y.-Hamburg direct.
pretoria 80. March 3 Pennsylvania. March rs
Patria -. March u Palatia .........A April
Phoenica -. March 10 Pretoria April q
First cabin $50 up; second class $40 Storage SIS
Hamburg American Line, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
HF,RZoG & CO., General Agents Pacific Coast.
46i California ST. cor. Sansome, San Francisco
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Auction Sales
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
THIS DAY.

S6I MARKET: ST, opposite Baldwin.
Sold on account of Mr. Forster positively
retiring from the furniture business Hall
safe and store fixtures elegant furniture and
carpets. ranges, etc
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD. 602 Market 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
NETWORK CITY.

Brian q Hughes the practical joker. who Ia st
week preferred a charge OF larceny against Alex
ander Grossman. OF No. IA Forsyth-st' withdre"
his complaint in the Essex Market Court yester-
dav and Grossman was discharged. Both the COM
n1ainant and defendant said that tho arrest came
about through a misunderstanding, which mas
since been rectihed
An entertainment for the benefit Of the Home
and Foreign Missions will be held at Grace Re
formed church. Seventh-ave. and Fifty ST.
this evening
The Sheriff received attachment yesterday
against the George H. Friend Paper and Tablet
COMPANY OF West Carrollton. Ohio. for SoT. in
favor Of Joseph l. St John, on q claim for com
missions on sales and rent Of an office at No Sn
Broadway The attachment was served on eight
concerns here to attach accounts.
The new assignments OF Justices TO SIT In the
Appellate Term Of the Supreme Court for 1876. con-
sisting Of Justice Beekman. presiding and Justices
Gndersleeve and Giegerich, associates, went into
effect Yesterday The court will meet in the last
week OF each month
Garrett Jams Van wyck and Monterlye Hasso
were married yesterday afternoon at the Lutheran
Mission No ~ Safest Van Wyck does not as
sert any relationship to the Mayor OF New-York
He eays he IL q farmer. and lives in Colorado He
returned 10 Holland last fall on visit. and there
met the girl. who IS only sixteen years old lie
arranged to bring her to the United States as a
servant When they arrived on the Rotterdam
they were held by the immigration authorities. but
were released after the wedding.
The eleven clerks Of the former Board Of Alder
men who have been left without work by City
Clerk Scuy. received their pay for January yes
terday the Corporation Counsel having advised
that II would he necessary to pay them until they
could be removed In conformity with Civil Service
rules
The Lone Star Line steamer Menemsha. which
arrived here yesterday morning from Galveston
brought a cargo Of IA Texas cattle. The i'm
portance attached TO this shipment lies In the
fact according TO report that II Is about the first
time Texas cattle have been brought 10 New York
by water route.