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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

sSrA first.raie Bakery and Connection

EGrA frst-raie Bakery and Confection-
, Dry is good institution in any place, and
II. Bohny & Bro. have one Of that sort in
, this city, where cakes, candy, beer, and
good soft, white, wheaton or rye loaves can
ct all times be found in quantities to suit
customers. Messrs. Bohny are leaving
nothing undone to deserve support, and
hence we take pleasure in bespeaking for
them the liberal patronage of our citizens.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

nEThc last Denton Monitor asks
"what is Dallns about?' Well Gccrs, Dali
Ias is ''nbou.' building o number of houses
that would do credit to any other city in
the State. Dallas is increasing in popula-
lion, Dallas is doing good trade, Dallas,
in due time, means to have bridge over
the Trinity river and causeway over the
bottom on the opposite side Of said stream,
ETC., ETC., etc. Dallas is all right. Hows
Denton2
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r.iaiI, C.nfese.ss.

p.IIls plsIE,cT --stss'>s hetAR 0'As''A''
Mftuses-
Nskiaasy cirsui,-MaTsh so'h and si''-. Resi-
go ,,i,sai,-asTsh sIih sRa ssth-ai ssRshs'
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sL.Iman si.tiea-ApFil lAih aud lsih-Ais hsf1'@A'
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p.ll.. cirrui,-Asy Let SD ssd-ai l'asN ,.sf,
Ms. q. Neuss, Presiding hlaTf'
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Notice Of final settlement.

NsRS SUE Robertson, adj, inisira-
WI tratriI Of the Estate of 4. F. Rob
bersOn, deceased, has fled 10 ny otirs hsl
final account enrrent With said Estate. i5-
zeiher With her petition praying that lie
be released from further liabilities in snid
Estate This is therefore 10 notify sil
persons interested TO be aud appear teTofs
The Honorable County Ceurf of Dallas
county, 20 Be holden At tie Coarrisouss
in the town o. Dallas, on The last Mon
dty The 9th day Of March A. .. 1879.
When ard where The sane viii be neted
upon, ard contest he SANE IL fhrT thiuk
propsr- SAN :. JONES. ccc.Dn.r.
! Dallas, Nsrss 2 ls59--szI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

pS-Our feliur.eiiiren Capt W. W. Peal
has, week found little stranger at h'
, residence. Although the little fellow wa
naaal le to tell his name, be will be kind!
cared for and reared In the family.
"Another little private
Mustered In
The army OF temptation
Aud Of sin.
IAno,hcr soldier arming
For the strife,
To fight the toilsome battles
or life.
mAnoihcr little sentry ..'
Who shall stand
On guarI while evils prowi
On every hand.
"kIorj, the little darling
Guide and save,
'AMid the perils of the march
20 the grave"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

kT- From certain Indications we incline
to believe that the Exhibition Of the school
under charge of our excellent friend John
Hanna, A. NJ, assisted by Miss Mary H..
Scott, will be brilliant and highly credi-
table affair. Exhibition in June. Dallas
has reason 10 be proud of her schools.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

slocuMD, BALDWIN & Co. We take pleas
p,. IN again calling attention to the al
vertisement OF this old, frmly-es'ablished
and entirely reliable house. 1t is the
largest Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural
utensils aud Black smiths Tools house III
,he Crescent city or the South The I'M
mense patronage tho firm receive is an
evidence of their thorough acquaintance
with the business and entire reliability IN
every respect.
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EsrHAY NOTICES.


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.gaI e hans COLT, as
5, S, JONES, C,c.CD.C.T. III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

-ray-Te tender the thanks OF our nome
.ebc'e,r TO our friends Messfs. Bohny 4
Bro, for delicious pound cake, weighing
several pounds. They have plenty OF the
.same sort always on hand, fresh aud rich.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

D@ Have the young men of Dallas been
thinking of putting up large building fol
amusements, etc.2 A joint stock company,
with this object in view, We think might
easily be organized, and we believe the
stock would be profitable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20
Lost Land Certificate.

Il HAVE Lost the $40 arces Land Certif-
II cate, win: Certificate No. ?, 1864 issued
BY S. Crosby, Commissioner, on 7ih day OF
September, 1857, TO L. W Gregory, for Gao
acres, part OF it INDICATED, balance Of
Certificate No. 40, 100 issued by Thomas
VIM. Ward, Commissioner, to McSinncy &
Williams for l0s,Sl6 acres, on 2lst dAT Of
June ls45; and am The legal owner Of one
half Of the above described certificate, as
administrator Of the estate Of Jonathan
Bradley, deceased. If said certificate Is
NOT beard from within sixty days, srpiica-
iion will be made to the Commissioner u
the General Land Office for a duplicate.
W. H. DRUNDAGE. Administrator.
DALLAS, February 8, lSG9-st9W
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llOLsPENAED sEEEEs
Nav Yoss, Oct, 10, $50

NV lNAAl Nsit - ANNs'
DF,H STA Ill Is WITH nush pleasure
that say 10 you lha, consider the PAS
rAnOs BrFTrRs, Of untold value, In The
fall Of 1867 Was taken wish chllls and
Fever, With the most severe psiHs in my
shss, aud head. IlNas with great diii-
Guilty lhs, could breathe. Ny iunss we're
greatly distressed, aud there Sas severe
pain in nay right side, by spells, could
hardly Sc, up from my bed ! called =
Doctor, WLo attended nae all winter with
out the least benshi, AbmI The frat Of
Angus, sdmmshesd using year fIAsTA'
ri0S fliTTrRs-a wlns'glass full three
times a dsy-and Lave used II most Of the
time since, aud am non well AID strong
able to do all my own work aud the care ef
a large family, Yours, Sci
susAS WILSON,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

nTWe learn from our handsome young
friend Prof. j. II. Steffee, now spending q
few days in Dallas, that they have case
OF "Grccian Bend" at Waxahachie. What
next? The "Thcban Twist?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

eSy-See advertisement of S. S. Wood,
New York, offering premiums of watches,
sewing machines and Books for new clubs
of subscribers to an excellent monthly
Magazine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

tw-Mr,. HewiOn (n,e Miss Sue pA'llel
has sent us several little poems The
svee, sOngs,ress Of Lewis'ills shall soon
,.bs heard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20
g.. DIR. BIy's Pafent
II ARFIFICIAL
LEaS AND A1a1ee

An.rfiheisl Leg, vim side Dofionst IN
ankle ike tie nHiEfsf sEs, Sl60 War.
ranied FOR Five Years. Perfect satisfssiiea
guaranteed or 10 sale. Army aud Sufy
Leg. SOD 70 Si25- leg With pain lirssh,
from so 70 SIS. Peg lee. IS. Arms.
rancisg Frs SIS 10 sl7s. send for
ion. and i sent Free.
LEWIS LoCEEoOD, Nsaus.~Hr.r.
Ne u Cap 81, EsS 0sIeisss
Geb5-2l.Glz 'rs1 ~
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MUSTCs
PIANO AND GUITAR!

Nv ks. 3. u. EEALSELL would re-
W. specially inform her friends and the
public generally that she lie fully prepared
to give lessons in Music-YOeal Music and
Music on Piano and Guitar. Terms-cus-
tomary. For further particulars, call at
her residence, diegonally opposite trent of
Masonic Hall, Dallas, Texas. A share Of
patronage respectfully solicited.
October 10, 1865. ---r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

DJames II. Hummel, New Orleans,
aiYertisrs an invaluable book in the HER
AID to-day.
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Male and Female
! n S Il | Il U Il E ,
DAlLAS, TEXAS. ---

IgEVHE UNDERSIGNED will open PRR-;
a MANESr School, in the Christian
! Church building, in Dallas, on Monday,
September eth, 1868.
Rates OF Tuition, per Scholar, per scssisn Of
Twenty Weeks: SO.
| FIRST CLASS--Incuiing Spelling, Reading
writing, Primary Arithmetic, Rehoaissls
ana Dec'aInall"h" $40 %
SECuND CLASS-Includiug Int .llect,al and .,
Practical Arithmetic, Geography Grammar,
History, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy
rnSso'oSS anu 'hemistry ,;.,;.::ls 10
THIRD CLASS-Incluling Analysis Botany,
Geology, EloculiOn. Composition. Rhetoric ~
Logic, Lalin Check and Higher Malhsnat-
INCIDENTAL observation-disclosures. ~
The ab'Ne mentioned priceI are at specie rates.
Natoualcnrrency iakon at It's com me rcnl value.
Each student will be charged from the tint vi en-.
tering school until tho close Of the session. EH-r b.
No deduction will be made, except in edse ofPrs.'
tracted scknes. uftwo weeks OF fiibfb.
boarding Iii private families at reasonable rates.
The undersigned desires to build
up Il School Of the first order. Hs.
has had seven years experience in
teaching, and hopes, by assiduity in
the discharge Of his duties, to merit
the esteem and confidence of the
people of Dallas and it's vicinity.
llo asks and confidently expects
their hearty cooperation in this
enterprise. H..ss-t
JOI1N HANNA, A. NJ. Principal
Miss MARY II. Scorr, Assistant.
July %, lSGS--i5:ly 'gF L
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Pgows! E'IOws :!

A QUANTITY of the best Cast Steel
N Flows, made the by Industrial Pillow
Company of St. Louis, warranted perfect
in every particular, and as cheapas iLe
cheapest, for sale by TON WALKER.
Dallas. February q, 1SGa-21if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

SRF. Hall, D, D., will preach At The
Christian Church tomorrow, Marea ='''
morning and night.
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ON uoTEL-rr rrlra- A sor-.o-

CbssMoss, Paris. Illinois Lieut. Win
chester, q. S. army Joab Morgan, Hels-
na, Arksnsss; Geo. Mays. Kaufman co.
Geo. Jones, John Morrison, 9th Q. s. Cav
airy; Lieut John Little, Capt Cbas Steel
hammer, Col Harry n. Humphrsys. Dr..
Mylss J. CABIN, 35fh q. S. Infantry; s. NJ.
Roam, Piusboro. Miss J. o. Echols. Robs.
R--'n-, Tyler; 1ns- Hedges, A. g. Hysvs,
Dallas 90 ". 7. stsns, AlsSsna
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&. Va. TERRY,
EDUCATIONAL.
NEW
So CMGoo Ok

NElSS KATE SMARTT will open
w School oW Monday. February 10th.
1860, for the reception Of Girls aud anal
Boys. Her school-room il pleasantly situ-
nt,d on The premises Vi Mr.. Arsers resi-
dcnce. .|"..| .
RATS OF TUITION, PrR SESSION OF TWENTY
WEEKS:
FIRST CLASS.-orhogrnphy,R Read
ing, Pennuuship aud Mental Ar ...
ithmetiet ..............." ....-".".",Sl0 20
SECOND CT ASS.--English Gram .-,.
mar Geography, Analysis, Natur- ....
al and Moral Philosophy aud
Written Arithmetic ..........,.... E. Is 0y
THIRD Mental aud Moral
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemis-
try, Geoiuey, Rhetoric, Logic,
French and Latin, and the higher
bAhches of Mathematics, .... 20 90
Incidental fee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! %
The above prices are in specie, and sries.
" ~ dirdnce.
Each student will be charged from tho
time . entering school Until the close OF
the session; and no deduction will be made
for lost time, except in cases OF prOtraclsd
sickness of two weeks or more.
Dallas, Texas, Feb. u.s. 1SC9-22:1y
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s9sw Savrriisemeats.

I Nutklngtnen OF all trades and Oecupaivhs
Now ready, tho
Farmers'a and Mechanics Manual
HpirED NJ GEO. l., WAXING, in,
AuruoR OF "ELKNgNTs OF AGRICULTURE,
"DRAISING ron PRorIr AND ron
lEALTm," AND FORMERLY AgRicuL-
TURAL ESGISEER OF CENTRAL
PARK, NEw lORH.
500 Octave Pages aud over 200 Illustrations.
pvoN OF soLiD WORTH AND PRACTICAL vIIIITT.
EVERY ARTISAN NEEDS III
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CARPENTER
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Send for lG page Circular telling all
about it.
JAMES II. HUMMEL, Publisher,
log Camp Street, New Orleaiis.
Now Qrinnns Murcl . lSEQ.-2I.IL
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Msosolia wAfEA,-superlor to the test
imported German Cologne, aud sold nj hall
g,e price.
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Valuable Lands for SAKE.


DALLAS COUNTY,.
ooo ACRES proirie in the Fork : or tbp
SOS River mar, of the Henry Cough
grant, about ten miles from Dallas, near
Doctor Suits residence.
aRG ACRES Timber in same place and
COC same grant. These two tracts
are about two miles apart and will be sold
to SUIT purchasers.
| mo- ACkES Prairie about South 2O'
\ x East from Dallas, g miles direct
ly East OF the farm and residence of West
ley Cockrell, in the Northeast corner Of the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-20

cRUTcHF1ELD HoUsE-BY JAMES 4. BAEKLtr.
@. II. Ilammorsly, Fort Richardson; r.
J. Colquitt Hopkins CO.; Capt. r. b. Carr,
Mckinney; DR.. W. II. Jones, Waco; Jas.
r. Fry, Robertson co.. James johnson,
Pisgy 0rrin b. Million, Pine Hill; Capt
Y0un ger, Scyene Pref J. II. sIeffee, Wax.
ahacbie;. J. II. Younger, Lee Summit, No;
c. 7. billiard, Dallas Judge J. T. More
head, Tarrant co.. J. A. Price, Houston
A. HalloWeil, Misss Capt. c. II. Weleh,
Mckinney; Ed. H. Noon, Warahachfe.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
cRUrcnF1ELD HoUsE-rr JANIS :. blrrLtr.

Arrivals a, the principal iOtels for the week ending
March 10, 1869.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
ALL DIR WORK

Is made and selected mainly with O view 10
SERVICE and REAL VALUE, securing for
them All the style we can wlthouta sacrifice
OF quality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

FINED.-We mentioned In yesterday
mornings paper that a countryman
had been committed to jail Wednesday
evening In q state OF beastly intoxica-
ton, and this course had been pursued
to get him sober enough for trial. When
taken into custody he was so drunk he
could not tell his name. Yesterday he
was taken before Esqr. Clohan, when
he gave his name as Nickerson, and
appeared penitent for his violation Of
the law. He was extremely anxious
TO have the Justice administer an obll.
CATION OF total and perpetual abstinence
from the use OF Intoxicating drink, re.
marking that he had already paid in
this city, In the shape Of fines, &C.,,
eight hundred dollars. The Justice,
however, refused to comply with his
request, believing that Nickerson was
not In condition at the time to COM
prehend, fully, the solemnity Of the
obligation he was anxious to assume.
Eight dollars and forty cents were adj
ded to the debtor side OF his whiskey
account, which he can place to the sum
above mentioned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

GOING As a Observation-Disclosures Eliza
Johnston, daughter OF the Rev. J. B.
Johnston, OF st. Clairsville, Ohio, has
resigned her situation as a teacher In
the Martinsvllle Union School, and
will leave her home next Wednesday,
for Assur, Egypt, where she has been
assigned by the authorities OF the Uni.
ted Presbyterian Church, as mis-.
sionary. ''- 49,
Miss Johnston is In every way well
qualified for the many Important du-
ties which will devolve upon her, being
lady OF most excellent Christian char
aoter, and of highly cultivated intel
lectual tastes and elevated religious
principles.
She goes In company with Miss Nc
Even, Of Belmont county, who has
been for nine years a missionary In
Egypt and is now visiting friends here
In New York they expect to meet two
ladies from Pennsylvania, who are
going to India, and will travel together
as far as Alexandria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

FIRST WARD SCHOOL HousE.-In
company with Prof. Williams, Super
lntendent OF the schools In this district,
we visited the new building Just about
finished, to accommodate the schools n
the First Ward. Workmen were buslly
engaged In putting In the furnaces TO
heat the rooms, and 1t Is confidently
expected that the building will be ready
for occupancy on the 1st of November.
So far as we are able to Judge the
general plan Of the house Is good. The
school rooms are large, we'll lighted
and ventilated. Several Of them have
been furnished with seats and desks OF
the neatest and most approved pattern.
Large black boards have been provided
for each room. Altogether 1t Is said to
be the finest educational building in
the State. It occurs to us that the ar
chItect was at fault In the width Of the
stairs adopted. They are entirely too
narrow. We do not remember to have
ever seen rougher brick In any build
Ing. With these exceptions, the build
Ing and Its construction reflect credit
on all concerned In Its erection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

TROUBLE AMONG THR FEN1ANs.-
Nearly all our readers are aware OF the
fact that an organization OF FenIans has
been In existence In the city for two or
three years. The first circle organized
here dwindled down until but 0
few members remained, when new
one was established, composed Of many
Of those connected with tho former Or
ganIzAtIon and new recruits. At the
time Of the dlsbanding OF the original
circle there was some money in the
treasury, and the proper officer OF the
Circle No. 2 called on the custodian Of
the funds OF Circle No. l to hand over.
This he refused to do, and q suit was
brought for It's recovery. The trial
came of last evening before Esqr. Clo.
han. An array Of witnesses had been
summoned on behalf OF the contest.
ants, and the hearing Of the testimony
had not closed at 9 O'Clock. We shall
probably learn VIII; disposition was
made Of the matter In a day or two.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

WASHINGTON HALL.-Saturday after.
noon and evening very attractive en-
tertaInments will be presented, on both
occasions. In the afternoon the new
drama Of the Two Brides, In which
Annie Seton and the whole company
will appear. The great Mile Couchita
Ronzati will dance, and one Of the In
imitable Seton comic pieces will close
the entertainment. In the evening,
three sensation dramas will be acted.
Mr.. Wilcox, the new actor, who has
made decided hit, will act In all OF
them; Mile Ronzau will execute two
Of her most popular dances. altogether
making glorious night and day en-
tertainment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
Ant OF UNIFORMITY, ARD HOW
WE PREVENT IT.

The want Of uniformity In Boots and
Shoes, II Is well known; equals II not ex.
ceeds that OF any other kind Of manufac-
and customers, we make Il Q rule NOT 10 re-
ceiye or place on sale any goods not regular
and uniform, except they be too low In
price 70 allow OF uniformity. To insure This
every pair OF Boots and shoes that enters
our store ls carefully examined and rejected
unless found correct In size, free from IAN.
age and uniform In quality, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

THE DRAMA IN SOUTH WHEELING
The Literary Society in South Wheel
ing will give dramatic representation
in stubenrauch's Hall tomorrow
evening. The piece to be brought on
the stage Is one Of an amusing charac>
ter, and will no doubt be heartily en-
joyed by those who may be in attend
ance.
This Society, we are told. is develop.
Ing taste for such exhibitions, and
quite number Of Its members give
evidence OF much more than ordinary
histrionic talent. We bespeak for the
young gentleman who appear to.mor'
row evening, a crowded house.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22
ROLLING MILL
FOR SAIB.

MR. sALE-A ROLLING MILL-IN
J. iKOHTOS, Lawrence county, Ohio, AS
miles above Cincinnati, on the Ohio River,
comprising buildings and machinery a. fol.
lows, together with coal lands and coal
privileges, viz: 10 boiling furnaces; 6 heat
Ing furnaces; knobling fires; sheet FUR
mace; SLAB furnace, anneAllng furnace,
aud pair furnace: engine. 8O-inch cyllns
der, y feet stroke ! engine, 0-inch cylinder,
feet stroke; engine, I.lnch cylinder, s
feet stroke; and ! engine Of sufficient EiZe 70
drive turning lathe; also, doctor engine
and 2 batteries Of boilers OF sufficient ca.
picity to run all the machinery; one train
muck rOlls; bar train; S.lnch guide train;
S-iuCh hoop train, new; sheet mill; Q pair
shears, and all necessary rolls, tools and nx.
lures for operating said mills. The build
Tugs are Of sufficient capacity 10 contain and
protect tue above machinery; also, all
Necessary buildings for offices and ware
house. The above mill ia Of Sufficient ca.
paClty to make 30 tons OF bar iron per single
turn. and about so tons on double turn, per
day. The mill Is located on the bank OF The
river, and there 10 ample vacant ground for
tue erection OF a furnace, II desired. II will
bs sold on favorable terms.
For particulars, address ROBERT SCOTT,
lrOnton, Ohio, or WOODROW, MEARS q
Co'' CINCINNATI OHIO. octl2-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-22

Run ovER.-Yesterday about twelve
o'clock lady got off one Of the street
cars at Roemer's switch and while pas.
sing from the track to the pavement,
dropped something she was carrying
In her hand. When STOPPING down to
pick 1t up, a man came riding along at
. furious pace, and without observing
her, his horse struck the lady, pros.
trailing her In the street. Persons near
ran to her assistance. Fortunately she
escaped without receiving any injury.