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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-22
Order of the State Beard of Education.

JACKSON, Miss. Jan'y Is, 1873.
At meeting Of the State Board Of Educa-
ton held this date, II was
Ordered, That publication be made in the
Official Journal by the State Board Of Educa-
ton, that the Board will make appointments
on the 10th day Of February proximo, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, of County Su-
perintendents Of Education, in all cases where
The terms Of the present ineumbents will ex-
pire on OF before the first Monday of January,
1880, and that all applicants be requested 10
forward to the State Board the certificates re-
quired by law, by the first day Of February.
A. Smith,
7. G. CATcHINGs,
KISLocH FALcoNER.
State Bard Of Education.
jan157S-3w.
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"a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and
Instruction"
HARPER'S BAZAAR
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of the Press.

The Bazaar is the organ of the fashionable
world, and the expounder Of that world laws;
and it is the authority in all matters of man
ners, etiquette, costume and social habits
Boston Traveller.
The BAzAR cemmends itself to every mem
Der Of the household-to the children by droll
and pretty pictures, to the young ladies by it's
dent matron by its patterns for the children's
clothes, to PaterJamitias by its tasteful designs
for embroidered slippers and luxurious dress
ing gowns. But the reading-matter of the
Bazaar is uniformly of great excellence The
paper has acquired o wide popularity for the
Preside enjoyment il affords, and has become
an established authority with the ladies Of
American. Y. Evening Post.
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Annual Fire Department Exercise.
OFFICE CHIEP kNGlNEER,
,IACkAnN FINE nEpAnrMnN ~
JACKSON, MISS, January 20, 1878.

IL
JACKSON, MISS, January 20, 1873. \
In order to IL test OF promptness and
speed, and !oilnstra:e the efficient working
OF tho Fire organizations Of this city, the
Annual Exercise ordered by Department
meeting, is hereby ordered for Wodn, sdny
eveHlng, January 23d,a o'clock, on which
occasion the Hope, No. 3, having been invit.
ed, will participate
The following general Instructions are is
supd for the government OF the same:
lst, The several companies viii assemble
at their respective engine house, in Iull
uniform, At 3 o'clock, sharp.
81. Az the signal OF ten taps, each com
pany will ietvc thcir house aud take plsi-
ton in the following ORDER
JACKSON No lat southwest end of
Capitol
JACKSON No ! lIoE,--On east eide of
State street with rear of carriage at Pearl
Hook and Ladder Truck houee.
GEM No, 2,-On west 10 of State street
with rear of carriage on Pearl street cross.
Ing:
WEST JAEsoN No. Ion south side of
Capitol street, with rear Of carriage ut
President street crossing.
HorR No. 3-On North side of Capitol
street, with rear of carriage on President
crossing.
PEARL Hook AND LADDER Coon Wcst
side OF State street, with tller opposite
Truck house.
Ia each case, excepting Jackson No |.
their locations will indicate the position of
the Hose Company. The Engine and men
Will take position Immediately in the rear
OF their Hose Company. lis further agreed
that to the steam Engine No, will 5e per.
mitted twenty pounds of steam at the start.
vi. The signal to start will be Indicated
Dy the general alarm, when the Gem No, .
west Jackson No. ]. and Hope No. 8 will
take water from the cistern In front of the
capitol jackson No. from South cistern
u capitol enclosure, aud Pearl Hook and
Ladder Company will throw their ladders
on Euglthardt corner aud on Hinckle's res
taurant, so as TO provide four sets of ladders.
three on the former and one ON the latter
building.
4th The two points OF contest will be
first water aud "irst water on building >
and the award will be made by the decision
OF a majority Of the judges.
9th. The following gentlemen have been
invited 10 act as judges Ex.Chief Thomas
Green, ex-Chief J. A. Hoskins of Brook.
haven, Hon. O. Il Parker of Sumner coun.
ty, Hon. j. I. Griffin of Chickasaw county.
and Alderman jones 5. Hamilton,
9th. The Department officers will be AZ
the capitol entrance, TO whom each Fore
man will report BY signal immediately on
placing his company In position
BY order,
II. L. SAUNDERS,
ID. SHELTON, Jr, Chief Engineer
Secretary.
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NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
attention of the community Of Jackson,
a TIN AND COPPER SHOP for the Manu-
facture Of all kinds Of TIN, COPPER and
SHEET-IR0N WARE also Sheet-Iron and
Tin Guttering, Roofing, etc. Also will keep
on hand Cooking and Heating Stoves, Crates
etc. and ask the Public to call and see me
when they want anything in my line--they
will find il &c their interest to do so.
+. BURNS,
UNDER ANGELn's HALL, CAPITOL STREET.
janl37S-dlw
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WEEKLY.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
ILLUSTRATED.

The WEEKLY is the ablest and most power
full illustrated periodical published in this
country. Its editorials are scholarly and con
yincing, and carry much weight Its illus
tratiOns of current events are full and fresh,
and are prepared by our bestdesigners.-Louis-
vile Conrier-Journal.
HARPEE's WEEKLY should be in every fami-
ly throughout the land, as purer more in
teresting, bigher-toned, better illustrated pa
per is not published in this or any other cOun-
try.-Commercial bulletin, Boston.
The WEEKLY is the only illustrated paper
Of the day that in its essential characteristics
is recognized as 2 national paper.-BroOklyn
Eagle.
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LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.

Tke.following are the names and residences
Of The Members Of ths.Legislaiure. Members
who had not located when this list was made
oat will oblige Us by informing our reporter
Of their residence or Of any changes.
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Books at Auction.

The finest collection of standard and mis-
celianeous books ever offered In this city
will be sold at auction this evening and
every evening until further notice at Z
o'clock, at the old parlor shoe store, under
Rohrbacher's hotel. Ladies aud gentlemen
are respectfully invited to call and examine
them during the day.
A. c. KEApLER, Anetioneer.
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WORK FOR ALL

In their own localities, canvassing FOR the
PRESIDE VISITOR, (enlargedl Weekly and
Monthly. LARGEST PAPER IN THE WORLD,
with MammetL Chsomos Free. Big Commits.
siohs to Agents Terms and Outfit Free. Ad-
dress P. o. VICKERY, AUGUSTA, MAINE.
Sept 10 f77--6m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

rINhe Seven First Volumes Of the AMERICAN
i CYCL0PEDIA, in perfect condition. Have
never been used. The purchaser will have The
privilege OF continuing The subscription, at
will. win b. sold for isss than eoet. Apply at
this Office jan2o.dlw.
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ny order
n, II. l1ltZll
j. NJ. SMYLIE, Rept rter.

WE call attention of our readers to
the professional card of Doctor O. BEARD, the
well-known New Orleans 0oulist and Aurist
Dr. Beard can give excellent Accommodations
at the Orleans lu6rmory li2 Canal St. New
Orleans, to patients requiring operations.
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ATTEND the sale of valuable books at
auction Tonight at the old paIor shoe store,
under Rohrbacher's hotel Sale will COM
mence at Z o'clock prompt.
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The manufacturers point with great pride TO
the success of their SIMMONS
Friction Cleared Steam Cotton Press

Friction Cleared Steam Cotton Press
has met with during the past four seasons as a
guarantee of their work in Cotton Presses,
and have 10 state that the Simple Screw Cot
ton Press "a cut Of which is annexed is built
with the same care material and workman
snip. Using heavy, inch wrought iron
screw, feet long, two-ineh pitch, and a nine
foot cotton hox, the same as used in our Steam
Presses IN quoting the price, we feel sure it
is within the means of all, and know we are
giving the full value for the money Only by
building large quantities at time, and syste-
matizing our work are we enabled to sell this
excellent Press at so low price, giving our
customers the full benefit of reductions in
materials and workmanship, and not asking
them to pay for royalties, or bonuses to capt.
talists CIR mOnopolies.
The Pass is made of the best material and
workmanship, is fully guaranteed to press a
bale of Cotton weighing 500 ths., makes neat
bale; has solid wr0ught-iron screw four
inch diameter and two-inch pitch, and ex-
tremely simple. Extreme heighth of Press
from bottom of stills to top of top-plateau IL
feet; from bottom of stills to bottom of side
doors, 8 feet, 8 inches. The side doors are in
tended to open down fiat on lint room floor.
Net length of packing box, feet; total weight
Of press complete, $500 pounds net width of
box, feet, 6inches net breadth of box. feet.
inches length of bale under pressure, 4 feet,
v iHohSSI niuth w. Ieet, o lnchesi helghth
do, 2 feet, inches. When this Press is put
in lint room, it is calculated to have the sides
or doors open down on the lint room floor The
end doors are taken ont, so that the ends of
the bale may be sewed while the bale is under
pressure. By this arrangement much neater
bale is made. Each Press is put up and the
parts are properly marked, showing how it
should go together. tits then taken apart and
carefully packed, and such parts as might be
lost In shipping, if sent loose are boxed Bv
this arrangement Of marking the paris; any
unskilled person is enabled to put the Press
together.
e2> For further information apply as above.
to the sole manufacturers of this Press, or to
h, Dudley Coleman & Bro,
No. ne Union Street..
NEW ORLEANS.
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Carr. Is. +. JONES Of the Winona
AdvaHes one of the most experienced and
best known journalists In Mississlppi, al
ways welcome visitor at Tux CLABIoN
sanctum, favored US with call yesterday
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coMIssIoNER's SALE OF LAND,

R1 VIRTUE Of a Decree of the Chancery
ID Court for the Second District of Kinds
County, Mississippi, made on the 1lth day of
January, 1878, the undersigned, ms n srecial
Commissioner Of said Court, will, for the pur-
pose of paying the debts due by Nathaniel
Moore, deceased, on
Monday the 25th day of February, 1878,
between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ, and 4
0clock, p. NJ, proceed to sell for cash, to the
highest bidder, at public auction, in front Of
the City Hall, in the City of Jackson, in lots
or parcels not exceeding 100 acres in any one
lot or parcel, the following described lands, all
of which are situated in said Kinds county.
and in Townshlp6, Of Range !, East being the
lands owned by said Nathaniel Moore at Il 0
time of his death, to-wit: The West half of
the Southwest quarter Of Section a. South
half Of Section 8; the South half the North
east quarter the Southeast quarter and the
North half Of the Southwest quarter of Sec
ton 7 the East half of Section s. and the
Northwest quarter of Section 8.
W. II. CRANE
Special Commissioner, ste.
jan23 78-4w
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Wanted.

DY Young Lady situation as TEACHER
ID in Private Family, Or Assistant or Prin-
epal in PLbic or Private School. Could
teach a class in French and Music or Piano,
while conducting English branches. Address
b. Z. l., Jackson, Miss.
ianD, '7S-2m.
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WANTED.

A MALE SCHOOL TEACHER-To teach in
"a PRrvArE FAMILY, the various Enslisb
Branches. One Dollar day and Board will
be given. A single man, of good moral char.
acter, and well recommended is required /;
none other need apply. Apply to me at Pick
ems, Holmes county. J. ID. CALLAHAN,
Dee5, 7T-Sw.
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The Ma Belle Kid Glove sold by Slcadman
& Co., is the best in the market every pair
warranted.-ianlS3
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NOTICE,

ER0M and after the lst Of January, 1878.
l. the price Of Gas will be reduced one dol
lar per thousand feet, and tits earnestly hoped
and expected that consumers will meet their
bills promptly on the first of each month and
thus save time and trouble. III Fi
W. $. HAMILTON,
Janl5, 78-d2w. Sec'y Gas Company
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE

The newly-elected Board Of Trustees
will meet for organization to morrow night
In the Office of State Superintendent OF
Public Education.
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
nR. e. BEARD, OcuIist and
- Aurist, IA2 Canal street,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
Hours from ESQ 10 3:3O.

Ok FANCY CARDS, snow fake,
80 Damask, etc, no 2 alike, with % me
IL cents. NASSAU CARD Co, Nassau N. Y.
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-. w. LANnKIN & CO,
COTTON FACTORS.
and
Commission Merchants,
e EICKsBURG. MISS.

All orders for goods of any kind will be
promptly filled. We win make liberal adyan-
ces on consignments Of Cotton. ~ Off &C
lo MULBERRY STREET. [oct.l7 T7>6m,
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Col. w. IL. MoCARDLE, the battle.
scared veteran OF hundred fights In the
cause Of Democracy, Ia 10 the city looking
the picture OF health, and has been warmly
greeted by hosts OF friends.
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500 Joseph Button Kid Gloves reduced to
slO.-janlS3 Il. Il. srEADMAE.
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Buy Your Clothing at sIedmnn
& Cos Blue Marble Store.-JanlO-8L
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SENATE

.. P. PORTER, of Kinds, . saoro,a,
WIN !: BRowS, JR., of binds, Asst Secretary
yAs, " rASeLkY Of Kinds, .,,~Serg t-at-Arms
PaSEs iAiLoA' Oh rnanols 80, ;s; Door Keeper
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OFFICERS MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE,

HOUSE.
SEo' N. GovAS, of Marshall, Clerk
Z. a. BRouGHER, of Kinds, -. Reading CierI
H. " SeNN, of COpiah, "...,..,..Jo Clerk
" " MMA A, Of Tste,.".... Enrolling GIN
GuILFoRD VAUGHAN, of Pamela Door Kesnsr
PAaEs-Albert Moore, Pink George. Willie
Coats, Charley MeGehee.
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d A Complete Pictorial History Of The Times.
The best, cheapest, and most successful
Family Paper in the Union.
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Attention Knights Of Honor

A called meeting OF Central Lodge No,
7G4, will lie held at the lodge room, IN the
City Hall, tonight TUESDAY Jan. 22d
1873 at Z o'clock, for the purpose of con
ferring degrees. The members are request.
ed to meet promptly. All sojourniny
brethren are invited to be present.
ny order
A, II. IIILzllglM, Dictator,
j. NJ, SMYLIE, Repo rter.
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CLOTHING. HATS.

SHlRTs, Hosiery, Cravats. Collars, Boots
~ Shoes. etc, ct A. VIRDRNiS
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
BASEBALL.

RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE CLUBS OF TIE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND THE ma
TIoNAL LEAGUE IN THEIR CHAMPIONSHIPS
CONTESTS.
Intense interest baseball circles is being mani.
tested in consequence OF the uncertainty about the
result OF The championship OF the International As.
soeatop. The Buffalo Club for time past led
In tho race. They have, however, only more
game TO play to complete their championship SERIES
Their number OF won games, II they win this one,
consequently cannot exceed twcnty seven, which it
Is possible for the Stars, OF Syracuse, to beat H.
however the Buffalo Club should lose their noxt and
last game-which may happen, for II is playing of
tie game with the Cticss-thsir number OF victories
will be twenty-six and their number Of lost games
eleven. The record OF the Stars Is twenty-iour won
games and nine lost games. Should they win and
lose two Of their four yet to play their victories would
be twenty-six and their losses The record OF
the Tccumssh Club is twentylour victories. should
they win tue two 10 bc played of with tho Spring.
fields their number Of games will also be twenty
six. Therefore, no less than three clubs would be
ued in the numbor of games aud two OF them
tied In the number OF games lost. The question that
would come up for decision would be:-Shail all
three OF tho clubs whose records OF games stand
tie play on; or shall only the two ensa-e In tn o
final struggle whose number OF lost games are also
tie? The number OF lost games OF the Tecumsehs Is
thirteen bong above the number lost by either
OF the other There Is provision whatever IN
the regulations governing the question OF the
championship OF that body for playing of tho
contest where tie exists Ia both won and
lost games Of the highest clubs. ConseQ uentiy,
the Judiciary Committee would have 10 act In IA
matter before any club could have another chance 10
win the pennant. New legislation might give tho
Teumsehs another opportunity, as their number Of
games would equal either 0 the others. All that
upon the question Of dsternn ning the cham.
pionship is the following extract from section Of
ticle l3 OF the c0nstit utisn and playing rules:v-
The club which shall have tho greatest number
games in the championship series shall declared the
club OF the Intern atonal Association the
in which such games played In the event
two more clubs shall have the number OF
games then the clue which snail have lost the smallest
number shall be declared The champion.
The following table gives the exact status OF each
championship club
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

give physc and low diet, and fomsnt the parts for
three or four days, hours together with hot water
aud each time after fomsnttng TO put on wet
bandage further wetted with lotion made of tinc
ture OF srnica and Gourlard's extract OF each Two
drains, distilled water one pint Alter the fomenting
stage has quite gone by-that Is from tho fourth day
TO The end OF the twenty.nrst daythis wet bandage
and oton treatment IS to DO continued Then tho seat
of sprain is 10 be twice blisored with the ordinary
canthardss ointment. the first time on the twenty
hrst day, tue second time the thirty 1rst day. or
ntle later Tho horse, up to the sixth week or So IS
TO oe tied up and Tor the next month, still wearing
his patien SHOE he may be allowed TO walk about IN
loose box During this tims his est are to be cared
TOR and the Alternative ball have before recon-
monded, under similar conditions OF enforced rest,
gwen twice week. Let us now warn our friends
OF the racecourse that elect then and there
the future destiny OF the horse so lamed-lndeed,
severely lamed In any way anywhere II hs is TO be
medically treated "the last straw" which will make
all eatment Ineffective will be added II the lame leg
has TO be used In getting homo 10 the stable lf you
are going to treat him have him treated convey
him homo and strap otherwise secure the lsmed
limb 80 as to avoid all motion IN tae injured part.
The extra Inflammation which follows by continuing
motion in newly injured part In nineteen cases
OF twenty Is just sufficient to render all treatment OF
no avail Pain is fine beacon and heavy task mas
ter, but We should get on badly without it.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
INTERNATIONAL CONDEMNED rApLx.


This body Is composed OF clubs mat are supported
by heavy capitalists. Mono OF its associations dis
band Tor lack OF financial support Clubs Ia the other
proiessiona organization have been falling to pieces
from time 10 time during the season In consequence
oil impecuniosity. The older body -, therefore,
looked upon as the permanent association The IA.
ternatonals have among their number some as soid
organizations as my IN the League. They have also
rs much Affection Tor their own organic professional
body as nave the League for theirs. fhese clubs OF
the younger professional associa ion sufficiently
numerous to Keep the body In existence ana make IL
fully as permanent the League, but or the present
tue belief Is general that the League Is to the arena as
the senate 10 TO Congress and the nternaonns the
House OF Representatives IL 10 tho national lsgisla
ture For this reason many longing eyes are cast va
tho difcction OF this close corporation. but u the
League intends opening its doors to admit large
number Of clubs they have not yet made known any
such intention on their part. Their cham pionship
record TO date rs gwen In the subJoiued table,
IwAGrK DETAIL TABLE
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

There are only SIX clubs VA the League. -Four OF
thcu belong tO cities west OF tho Alieghany oun-
tains and only two " them located of that
boundary iuc. long distance ~ required to 10
traversod even between tho nearest the differ.
ent tsections-Provincnee anu Cincinnati 10 there
were Two more Eastern clubs In tho League, ono OF
tnom situated IN Poiladephis or IN Western New
York state AMI the other Ia this city, the distance
between tho clubs of tho body would be materially
modineu To this extent, but no iurtber. the League
has shown disposition 10 increase the number OF
clubs composing the body. Wtb view TO forming
strong ciub here Tor League club ground ight be
selected ana, n proper arrangements could DO made,
might be graded aud fenced Ia this TALL JET The To-
cation Is this side OF Central PARK, and is very de-
srable Tor the purpose summary OF the Leuguc
inIIa
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

The Buffalo Club has finished It's series of games
with the single exception Of to be played of with
the Uticas, which ended by darkDess with a tie in
the early part oil tho season. The Stars have
play TO flush their series. or these they have
ranged to play on with the Lowels the 16th and 17th
inst. at Syracuse, and with the Msnchesers also at
Syracuse, on September 90 SO writes tho manager OF
the Star Club. The Lowels aud sprng1elds have
each three TO plny TO finish their series. The
Tecumsens, Utcas, Rochestcrs ana Worcestcrs
have each Two play to finish their series and tho
Rochesters have one to play to finish their series II
dates have been agreed upon Tor playing OF any OF
these games, except those OF tho Stars already
TONED, information thereof has not come TO hand
Tho annexed table gives in brief the record OF each
The New York herald., 1878-09-16

CONSTRUCTION BOATS.
Tho catboats referred TO are all built at this place,
and in addition to their good qualities briefly re-
isrred to above, they very good saiiers and
have made very crsditable record in the
many races which have been sailed in these
waters One of the hest boats built
here-the Il. o. Mattns sws. named IN honor of Com
mander Il. o. Matthews. OF the United States Navy
is now owned in New Y ork whore she is frequently
seem OF late years the boat builders have received
orders for boats from various sections of the
country and in this connection 1t be stated that
the boat builders are very worthy class OF workmen.
who are Kent employed at their business the year
round and their tidy shops, which face the harbor,
always well filled with their ''summer friends !"
who there tor the purpose OF watching the
beautiful prospect before them.
The New York herald., 1878-09-16
NOT A BROTHER.

On Saturday man called at Jsssup Co. q clothing
warehouse in Broadway and selected suit Of clotnes
valued at s65. Instead OF paying tor them ne handed
the salesman an order purporting to be from Robert
CAR paper dealer. No. Las Reade street, In which Mr.
Jessup was asked TO give the bearer, Mr. Gair's
bro her, what he wanted ana ho tue writor) wouic
pay bin. The suit was not given 10 the purchaser,
but was sent TO Mr. Cars store where IL vas lou
that the person who presented the order not =
brother OF Mr. Gair, but former empioye, named
Charles Anderson He was arrested on Sa, urday
night and arraigned before Judge Duffy yesterday
morning He was remap ded till this morning.