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# the creek with them, up which the herd

Of the creek with them, up which the herd
was being driven. A storm was coming up
and the cattle exhibited some signs of un
easIness. Mr.. De Hass sent word 10 the
military officer that he had better get his
men, wagons and animals on the opposite
side of the creek and out of the way, as he
feared there was soing TO be might run"
The herders were instructed TO keep their
horses saddled and be ready to mOuntat a
moments notice. The cattle were very uu-
easy, getting up, lying down again. ana
shifting about rs ii uncomfortable. At last
about midnight there came a sharp flash of
lightning, followed by heavy peal OF thun-
der, ana in an instant the whole herd was
upon their feet. Mount and whip out
cried DE Hass, and the herder who was at
the head OF the column drove of few Of
the leading steers in the direction they
were to go. All the others followed. and
the herd was in full flight. The herders
made no effort or control them further than
TO keep them going straight; they rode at
head OF the column, one on each side OF
them swung TO the right or left, and keep
ing the trail; bluffs and precipeces
were avoided, aud the open flat ground
courted. The run lasted about two hours,
when gorge was being neared, in which
the cattle would crowd and break their
limbs. They were now quite tired, aud
the herders determined TO exert their au-
thority and stop the run. The head OF the
column was bent out on the prairie. and
circled round and round until the cattle
became tied up in Il huge ball aud could
not move at all In this way they were
Obliged TO stay until morning. The herd
ers riding round and round them, aud
keeping them completely tied up. AT
daylight they were allowed to open out"
First, the outer edge scattered, then layer
after layer, until the huge pile of beef was
once more herd grazing as quietly as If
nothing had happened.
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ted by blood should do, but each shows q
disposition to set up in business alone, and
leave you take care OF yourself as oest you
may. The awkwardness of this arrange
meut is apparent. While they are setting up
INDEPENDENTLY, there is nothing for you TO
30 but to slt down and wait for future devel-
opments. Aud you have at down, too
without having made any previous prepa-
ration for ii, and without devo,ing rs much
thought to il AS you might have done had
YOU been consulted in the matter.
One OF the most noticeable things AT a
skating rink is the strong attraction between
the human body and the floor of the rink.
Ii the human body had been coming
through space for days and days, at the rate
OF million miles in Il second, without stop
ping at eating stations aud not excepting
Sundays, when il strikes the floor we could
understand why it struck the floor with so
much violence. As II is, however, the thing
is inexplicable.
There are different kinds of falls in vogue
at the rink. There are the rear falls aud
the front falls. the Cardinal Wolsey falls,
the fall one across the other, three in n pile
and so on. The are some Of the falls that
would like to be excused from describing,
The rear tall is the favorite. " is more Ire
quently utilized than any other There are
two positions in skating, the perpendicular
and the horizontal. Advanced skaters pre-
fer the perpendicular, while others affect
the horizontal.
Skates are no respectors of persons. They
will lay out minister OF the Gospel or the
mayor OF the city as readily as they will a
short.oosted, one-suspender boy, 0r giddy
girl.
When one OF q mans feet starts for Ne
yada and the other for Colorado, that does
NOT sanarafa hin, from the flor or hraak
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The roller skate Is q hayward little quad.
rcped. 1t Is as irolicsome ana more limo.
cent looking than lamb. hut for interior.
INK withone's upright al titude IN the com
munity II sperhaps the best machine that
has appeared in Salt Lake lily.
|, Ones first feeling on standing up ON n
pair OF roller skates Il I'm Uncomfortable
tendency 10 come from together One loot
may start out towards Idaho while the other
~ promptly strikes out for Arizona. The
legs do not standby eachother az legs rela.
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Veterinary surgeons all over the coIntry
are liereely deuouncng parties who put
up extra large packs OF worthless trash and
sell it for condition powders. They say that
Sheridans Cavalry Condition Powders are
the only kind now known that are worth
carr WING home.
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Cheap Column.
Noticcs.

NOTICx-Adverpseme may Dc Laaloo ins5
~ our business Office up TO SD. n, and INTO ths
cownaslng room M u a. y.
NOIlCk-Jones & Murphy. Reai Estate
y Agents, No 20 Main street. respectfully III
vito persons wishing 20 invest in city property
or agricultural lands o. call al their Office and
examine their lists. also maps and abstract Of
land titles.
NTOuCE-NOrICE TO CONTRACTORS
" sea cd proposals viii be received by The I'M
derSigned for the erection OF twO-stOry frame
residence In the city Of Jsferson Marion county.
ToX0s, according 10 plans and Specifications Tor
same on file In the Office Of j. Il Flanders.
archit.c., 7Oe Main street Dallas. Texas All
framing lumber. flooring, shingles and siding.
including all glass and paints will be furnished
ny the oWgcr All bids must be in ON or before
the 2lth day OF March, less The right is TeseTv.
ed u reject any and all bids, ". J. CLARK,
marll.lm ll05 Elm street Dallas, Texas.
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Tug Wire Ienres on thelr rnNches, Without
permission from the Cherokee authorities,
who made complaint about 1t, especially
because timber Tor posts was cut from their
lands without compensation. Agent TUFTS
was directed to investigate the matter, and
recently he submitted an elaborate report
fence system, According to this report
nearly one thousand miles OF fence have
been built, and none OF the posts therefor
have been taken from the lands OF the Cher
Okppg
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4NSucaucc.

OF INSURANCE., STATS.
~ ties and History, Austin, Texas, February
:, 1883 TO all Whom ii May Concern. This is
to certify that the Metropole Insurance Com.
pany, of Paris, Frarce has in all respects
iully complied with the laws OF Texas as condi.
tons precedent TO les doing business in this
state and that said Company holds certificate
OF authority from this once emitting It 10 DO
business in this state for twelve months from
December 1883 ' "
j.. s.l-Iiven under my hand and seal al of.
ice in Austin, the day and date first above
written: q 7. BREWSTER. Commissioner.
Join 3. ALDElI0FF, Agent Dallas, Texas
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There are about 3O,OOO negroes In the In
dian territory, who were formerly slaves of
the Indians. They all speak the Indian
language as iluently as the lndian, They
are given the right TO till the soil and raise
stock and have permanent homes among
the Indians, but they are not allowed to
vote, have no standing in court, either as
parties, witnesses or jurors. Denton
Chronicle
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The records in the collectors office show
great many tracts OF land sold to the state
Tor state and county tax. AS the time eX-
pires for redemption on the 2OIh OF April
The question arises, what Is going TO be
done about III viii the lands be forfeited
TO the state and the county have,to do with
out it's share of the laxes?-[ Limestone
New Era.
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Representative Browning's amendment
TO the public land bill was the best thing
for the state. lfa number of the members
OF that august body could b. induced to go
INTO some sections of northwest Texas and
lett without guide, their thirst for water
anu hungry stomachs would soon persuade
them that ~ an acre is too much Tor up.
watered land, and they would learn from
actual experience that there is vast
amount OF land in Texas that is not actually
worth fencing. IL is ridiculous to talk ol
asking u man to give s. an acre for land,
when he will have to haul his water twenty
or thirty miles, Nolan County Record.
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As the State Press association will soon
meet at Dallas, 1t is opportune to suggest a
name for the consideration OF the brethren
for president. True, the Office is not one
OF great importance, but it is representa-.
tive position, and in it the association
should place such man of ability, sobrety
and moral worth AS Colonel John Il.
Elliott, of the Dallas HERALD, William A.
Fields, OF the Meridian Blade, or w. A.
Abbey, Of the Longview Democrat, i Abb.
lene Reporter.
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TENAs PRESS OPINIONS.
DESERVES sYMpATnY.

DESkkN rs SYMPATHY,
The legislature deserves the sympathy OF
all good people everywhere. Tyler Cou-
rier.
TWO FOR ONE.
The Whitesboro News lost saloon sub
scriber.by being aprohibitions lie gained
two druggists, which makes it All well
that ends well. - Gainesville Register.
IS REAsoHnLE.
The amendment tackled on TO the Gibson
bill IN the house yesterday is entirely
proper. We are Tor reasonable railway
legislation. and the INSTRUMENTATION
feature is good.-I Austin Statesman.
CIVIL SERVICE NOTE.
We received notice from "A deputy
postmaster on the Texas Pacific road, to
stop sending u weekly paper us the sub
scriber was diseased" That deputy ought
TO be promoted Interstate News.
orr YEAR rog PROHIBITION.
In all the recent elections under the local.
option law, prohibition has been defeated
Even Fannin county, after trying IL u year,
was satisfied to so back TO lcense.-l Long
view Democrat.
A NEW SENSATION.
Hon. Tom OChiltree is making gallant
tight for his salary as congressman. Thi.
Is about the first job OF iighing for his salary
Tom ever had, Tha sensation OF drawing u
salary would be an entirely new thing to
him .T-Sas Antonio Express.
- BACKWARD SEASON.
Fruit and forest trees are later budding
and blooming this year than for many
years before. We hope to see warmer and
finer weather soon. Many farmers have
planted corn, and are now preparing land
for cotton.-tCherokee Standard.
no WONDER.
1t now tralspires that only 3,5O7 persons
signed the petitions presented to the legis-
lature asking that prohibition amend
ment be submitted to the people. Is it to
be wondered at that the legislature de.
olined to take action in the matter2-[ Waco
Examiner.
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MONEY To LEND-I will lend funds ON real
vi estate on long time at reasonable rates.
Samcs IL simpson. mario I'm.
AND LoANa-J b. Watkins & Co, DALLAS,
~ texas, feb ~ II
MONEY TO LEND-R, D, CoushanOur.
~ feb7.tt
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miscellaneous @autn


WANTED MMEDlATRLY-Two hr,tclsss
w cutters and filters. who can turn out
dress that will vie with any made in New York
city in regard 20 style and Beauty Wish an
swer' from none who cannot come immediately
Terms and references required. Address,
clipper Office, Colorado City, Mitchell county.
Texas. marlS.St
llAErED-Boy wanted about 10 years ord To
w learn the iewelry trade. Apply 10 John
Fisher, 64 Main street upstairs back ROOM
ndl-J-ot
hIANTED--At the Cabinet saloon, corner of
w Austin and Main streets, a German boy;
one residing with parents preferred, marriott
"A ANrED-An office with two rooms, one with
w southern exposure Enquire ut this Oilioe,
mchAu
WANTED. At oNCK-some experienced
| w sales ladies, for machines and pattern
trade, also to sell Domestic Monthly Magazines,
&C, Apply to Domestic office, SO Elm street.
| Dallas, Texas. mrh2i5t
! nJANTsD-une Hundred Teams To haul
~ Gross'ues STEADY employment for twelve
f'S (. MUYzEsuEIMER 4 CO.,
marl52w Tie Contractors, Mineola, Texas.
| w ANrED. You to send me postal card be-
| w fore you let the contract TO build that
| fence Fine front fences OF iron or wood spe-
eialty Bots d Arc posts now on hand. q. NJ .
overleese, *. Rossayenue marllNw II
| Ahi ANlED-lrayenug statesmen m AL parts OF
| w Texas. For full particulars address "
& Graham II Co, Terrell Texas. References
required. MARLIN
| DuOMS WANrRD.-rhe Saengerlest commit.
IL tee desires To ascertain from boarding houses
hotels and private residences the numbered Wis
ltOrs mat Csn be accommodated during Sacnger.
lest week and at what rates Proposals must
h' addressed to LOEB & FRElBERG,
marl6-lm Corner Elm and Lamar streets
| Ay ANpkn-IOu 70 stop at tho NATIONAL
~ HOTEL First.Cl-ss accommodations ut
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
"ENFf-FINE CENT, PER DAY Board and
lodging from 81 50 10 q per week Tho build.
lug is brick with three stairways in case OF fire
Located IN the business portion OF the city only
one square from sire tear line, and one square
irom TEXAS & Pacific aud Missouri Pacific Depot
convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road. Give usa trial. and DO convinced
that you can get good accommodation and save
money by stopping at the National. j. Il. ORR.
Proprietor ianlg.iyr
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The Tyler Courier says, Two OF our ex-
changes are dispnting about what the soul
oil man consists Of They are in deep water,
ana We advise them to pull for the shore
The Courier is right; but wnen couple OF
cranks get into dispute upon an abstract
question, 1t is almost as impossible to get
them TO cease as To drown duck by pour.
ing water on its back BRENNAN Banner
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Major Burke, of the New Orleans Times
Democrat, insists that Dallas is in need of a
iirst'class daily newspaper, and that he is
the man to put at the helm. We beg par
don, major, but are constrained to shy that
we do not believe the field of Texas journal.
ism is suffering Tor your presence Just now.
The Dallas HERALD is a better paper, all
things considered, than the one YOU are
at present engaged upon, and unless the
change OF air aud scene wrought radical
revolution in your mental oalibre, we opine
the HERALD would hold its own, despite
the Zig l'and'lit,le-you opposition. Mad
ison Journal
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Whether deservedly or not the 18th legis.
lature is being severely criticised from tho
gull 10 the Indian territory, and from the
Sabine to the Rio Grande. The people
may not DO sufficiently well informed to ar
rive NJ correct conclusions regarding the
fidelity or efficiency of their representa-.
tives, and il may DO that their indignation
~ premature DO the matter as il may,
there Is loud camor in the land and deep
mouthcd mutterings of disappoint Nent
and censure. There is con.
seriousness everywhere, and among
all classes, that the legisla,
Jon demanded by the resolutions Of the
democratic state convention last summer,
and urged on the hastings during the can.
vess that returned so many members
pledged to the platform, has not been ac.
oomplished, and In the general inquiry fol
the reason the public mind Is confronted
with the CHASTITY fact that the lobby has
been potential and successful. "Fraud and
failure Is the general verdict of the people
and the calm resignation into which tn,
masses seem to be relspsing is portentou,
OF the doom OF many legislator who riot.
In his lees, and sleeps In iancied immu
nifty from the argus eyes OF his BETRAYED
constituency.-t Worth Democrat,
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Niducv-0dlort.
s4AIQSi3sKyHzsI;S

MY iIiend, Y. c. Legard, Of this city, used to
no drawn double from painful kidney Disease.
kidney.Wort cured him."-lJames NJ. Kinney,
Druggist Al cghaay City, Pa. Aug 22-S2
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Two gained % lbs, in two lannths." writes
M J, G. lower OF Trenton. H., dec ..Sg 'aud
sm wen man, IdSuhrred with liver dSor-
Suong words from u New York Clergyman,
unheSit0tinglv recommend Kidncy-WOu. II
greatly benclued me- says Rev. { T. Kcmhle
OF Mohawk y Y
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You can always have hearty, robust
,health IN your family at little cost by using
Parkcr's Ginger Tonic.
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DEPAklMkNr OF INSURANCE, srAIf-.
-, ncs and Hisor., Austin. Texas, March 4.
o oSS TO all whom may concern This is 10
surance Company Of Lonoon England has in
az respects fully complied with the laws Of
texas as conditions precedent to It's doing busi.
nesS ~ MS state, aud that said company holds
,,,insou H ,, OF authority from this Office en-
mouths, from the LIST day OF january lisa 10 Tho
3lSt day OF December iSSs '''N " wv
~ S,l-Uiven under my hand and seal. at
v v,us III Austin, the day and date first above
"s,Wn a, IL, L, BREWSTER,
mpvrTp cpvrc,,.,., Commissioner
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AANTED-At the Cabinet saloon corner of
w Austin and Main streets, German boy;
one residing with parents preferred. mar2j-u
liANfED-An Office with Two rooms, one with
w southern exposure. Enquire at this Oiloe,
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WANTED, At oNCE-some experienced
w sales ladies, for machines and pattern
trade also TO sell Domestic Monthly Magazines,
&c. Apply TO Domestic ofioe, SO Elm street.
Dallas, Texas mrh2i-5t
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Enr &ale.

hNoR SALE-iwo well improved FARMS one
Il and half miles from courthouse sf ice
and ~ acres; also dwelling on threo.acre lot,
onc-half mile from courthouse, with orchard
and apiary; also $50 head Of cattle, graded and
Texas stock. WIN sell in part or whole. Ad-
EOR SALE CHEAP-A two-se ated phmton
L but little worn. A, Harwood msr2s.it
nor SALE CHEAP-Small Drug store. drugs
l. and furniture new. Best retail corner stand
in Dallas Address c, o., HERALD Office
.1n.
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. sTATIy.
~ ties and History Austin, Texas, March
I, iSS To An Whom 1t May Concern: This
IS 10 certify that the Western Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, of San Eraucico. Califor.
MIA has IN all respects fully complied with
Tue laws OF Texas Ms conditions pre- eden, TO lis
dolnS business In this state and that said com.
pSnl holds certificate of authority from ihis
once emitting it 10 do business In this gtate for
Twelve months from the LIST day of January
lsSi, to the Slst dav of December, 1855,
1lven under my hand aud seal AT Office in
Austin, the day aud date first above written.
n BREWSTER, Commissioner
Dallas Texas meristSnnS,
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EOR SAL E-That very desirable property, No.
L 9i7 and gi9 Main street, near the proposed
Federal building site Apply to Douglas II
hanover, Real Estate Agents, ia Sycamore street
- mar25-lw
IGOR SALE, GHEAP-0ne No. Lthpon
4 range, with hot water back. Call on or al.
nress a McWhiIk 4'6 Elm street mch2uw
LOR sALE-Engiue, Boiler ANA spice Mills in
good Older. fOr further particulars call on
marl5lm MCENNIS q co
INOR SALE-A farm containing one hundred
! and MY acres of cultivated and five acres OF
timber land, three miles southwest of Dallas on
the cedar lhll road. Farm is well improved
containing orchard and plenty of water Cheap
Tor cash. Apply to VIM, Kimbrough, on the
pIcihl'tS mntlO2w
l,pE oALE-My mouse and lot corner Ross NV.
enue ana johnson street. For further in.
formation apply to j. \, Fawcett Agent Texas
TX Co q U, Cnmphell Dallas, Tex. mari.im
hbR SALt-A farm; - acteS under improve.
L mcnt 10 miles north of Dallas, with or with
out stock aud implements. Address DR.. rhom-
as Dallas, Texas. feb9S.im
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nEtAhrMkNr or INSURANCE, STATS.
J. - ties and history, Austin, Texas February
To certify that the 1irard Fire and Marine Insnr.
anee Company, OF Philadelphia, Pa. has In nil
respects fully complied with the laws OF Teyas
as conditions precedent 10 It's doing business in
!hiS SW'e, aho mat said Company holds ccrtlf.
icRIo of authority from this Office enttllnr n n
20 business III this state for twelve months nom
me LIST day of January, 1898. to the Slst day OF
December 1883 wy VI
~, s'-Hiven under my hand and seal, at of.
flee, in Austin, the day and date irsi ahoyo
written. u. t BRRwSrKs Commissioner
WILLIAM lOFLAND & Co, General Agents
nr N:'"; pSee'v " wu,, marisunSt
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mnnen to Ncnd.

IrOR RENr-rwo houses No llOi an 10
1911 Main street msr6.t
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l(ANrED-BOy wanted about 10 years ord IN
W learn the iewelry trade, Apply 10 John
Fisher dOi Main street upstairs back room.l
q .
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3Snr &emt.

nor RENr-A nlccly.furnished room; south
II aud west exposure; large closet cistern water
-9i5 Commerce ST. ]. Nj HAYES unr1-tf
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). MUNZESuEIMER & CO,
marl5.2w Tie Contractors. Minsola, Texas

nJANrsD-une Hundred Teams To haul
w cross-teS, steady employment for twelve
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Must Move the rence,.

VlaiL IS 70 arrive at
to the complaints =
facts, according to y
Some months ago /
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UESEkN IS hlMFATHN,
The legislature deserves the sympathy OF
all good people everywhere, Il Tyler Cou-
rler
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w ANrED. You to send me postal card be-
w fore you let the contract to build that
fence. Fine front fences OF iron or wood spe-
cialty Bots d Arc posts now on hand g. NJ
overlecse, K. Ross avenue marllSw II
The Evening critic., 1883-01-01
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Rev. Father Guldner, OF Georgetown College,
delivered an interesting and instructive ser
mon In ST. Mary's Church yesterday at High
Mass.
large congregation was present at the / l
O'clock service of the Methodist protestant
Church, which was conducted by Rev. William
Kirk, an Alexandrian, whose discourse was
Olistened TO With marked attention, Tho pull
pits OF the other churches were nllod by tho
resident clergy. The Gospel temperance
meeting, held IN tho hall ,of the Reform Club
yesterday afternoon, was addressed by Mr..
Robert Pitts and others. Watch-meetlngs were
held last night In tho NJ. L. Church, In the hall
of the Reform Club, and In Roberts Chapel
(colored),
The funeral OF Captain John @. Smith, for
many years lieutenant OF the police force, vino
died on Saturday. took place from hls late
residence, on Fairfax street, this afternoon,
and was largely attended.
Tho bark Niccolina, loaded with $1,000
bushels Of wheat, by Captain p. d. Hooe, which
cleared from the custom-house on Saturday,
sailed yesterday for Coils
Miss Mary Schiller, an old and respected
lady, residing on North Royal street, was
stricken with paralysis on Saturday, and now
lies in precarious condition.
The Christmas celebration OF the Juvenile
Templars took place at tho hall OF the Reform
Club saturday night. A largo number of the
little folks were present, and an interesting
programme OF recitatiOns and songs was rem
dered. After paraking Of q bountlful repast
tho children left, much pleased with tho
evenings entertainment.
Mike Morrissey was arrested yesterday by
Onlcer simpson for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, and Edward Fletcher was
arrested for tho Same onense by Olicer Hors.
man. The latter prisoner was released on col
lateral for his appearance this morning.
Mrs. John Haislip, an old anG respected resi-
dent Of Lower Fairfax, died suddenly yester-
day afternoon.