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reolIon and The disturbance Of The peace
and oule, Of the community. The matter
was reported by The negroes TO The United
The indictments against them aro based
upon the grounds that tho kuklux aw hav-
inr been declared unoonstll utional by tho
hiehest court In the land, the arrests were
m ABE without any authority Of lazy. These
cases show that IL Ii not only the Ignorant
negroes of the country who do not Know
that the kuklux law has been repudiated
aud is q dead letter on the statutes, bnt
that here are some deputy marshalS, com
m,.sionefs nnd even Uniied States a,tor,
news who are worse than the. negroes ana
ns IL is naturally presumed, by their illiing
those Offices, 10 know the law, there Is but
one CONCLUSION from their action In these
case; that is, they are more knavee thah
fools. They are prompted by mai cions
motives or blind partisan PURPOSES. me
court before which thew are tried should
give them such punishment as Will teach
them their duty. So long as the depart
ment of Justice keeps such men in its EN-
ploy, they should be made to know mat
he state courts will see that they keep
within the limit of their authority.-[
shull Herald.
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THE DALLAS wEEKY HEnAD THURSDAY sEPrEMBER 81

he car carry his own state In The convention
Hendricks ia not HI, proud Of the MoD0n
aid movement, and Voorhees, goes Into " u
secure his own succession 10 the tenate
MoDoDald has SONS following In Ohio and
Illinois, although in the latter state there aie
mon Ike Governor Palmer and WillinnI X.
Morrison who are not without hopes OF their
own prefsrment. AS things stand to-day
| Missouri Ia for Mcdonald and would prob
ably give him her full vote In the conven
ton. But II Samuel J. Tilden had his legs
well under him he would beat them all for
the democratic nomination. Asst is.it may
take n very strong certificate OF physical
disability TO shut the old man out Even
then he will have q good deal TO say in
making the ticket. think Randall expects
reinforcements from Gramercy Park, first
for speaker and afterwards for president.
The two Samuels working together will
make it warm for their opponents, whoever
they may be-"
who will be elected in Ohio next
month2n
swell, | said whilo ago that God and |
John Kelly helped the republicans OCCASION
ally. In Ohio just now God and John Nc
Lean seem to be united in the good work.
The democratic household is turned upside
down, and if the republicans can't take ad.
OF the row and win the fight, they
don't deserve success. On the part of the
democrats its a magnificent case OF wasted
opportunity. II they could carry Ohio this
fall IL would put them long distance on
The road to success in 1884, but it seems to
be the fate os the democratic party to be
always in sight Of the promised land. but
2ever to get there | see the democratic
papers are all shrieking out for harmony
n Ohio, but it won't do any good. You
night as well try to harmonic tom. cat
md a terrier shut ug in -four barrel. The
men who are at the bottom OF that fight
rave personal ends in view, 10 which no
,arty welfare can be made subservent.
FORAKER will be elected and with him re.
publican legislature"
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Seiiscr Apcticnt


THAT THOUSANDS or Our BUSINESS
MES 90 TO THEIR OFFICES IN TlfE MORN
mo AFTER AN UNEASY NIGHT OR a LATE
DINNER, FEELING DULL AND ALI OUT
or SORTS. TB1sfs ENTIRELY UNNECES.
sARY ron A SINGLE DOSE or THAT
SPARKLING FoAMfNG SPECIFIC. TAR
RAMS sELTZER APERIENT, TAKEN
BEE ORE BREAKFAST, WILL IMMEDIATE
LY DIsPEL ALL FEELINGS or HEAvi.
NE ~, REMOVE GEN lily BUT SURELY THE
CAUSE, AND QUICKEN INTO HEALTHY
ACTION EVERY G8RE OF THE SYSTEM.
FOR SALE by ALL DR. 1GGG.T5.
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THAT MoRPnING CASE.

In regard to the morphine poisoning, at
Jimtown, the child is well. Mr.. Sheppard
saws both bottles were labe ed properly, land
he can't see how the young man made such
n mistake. The young man was only tenn,
porarily in the store, aud Mr. Sheppard
thought him sale and competent from the
fact that he had clerked for Bumpas, who
had kept drugs. He says he has, NOT seen
him since, and don't suppose that he Is
aware he made such mistake.
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ngDk. K0esEE DE yAtx, on FHAErE
has made M hle agents for ths state ofTeras 10
bial Restorative or vlialllorb All affected With
nervous debility, los OF manhood au6 all kins
drcd Diseases should AT once procure hls circular
from which n learn Tho cause OF tho diseases
IA or through az by your drrggist0r y express
he Devof.falling remedy
CHoWDUs, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
BY retail ut Howell 4 Bro an J. l.. Williams.
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SHREVEPORT.

SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. 2O.-Tspecial'l-
Owing to the absence OF an important
witness In the case OF Ed Polk, charged
with the killing Of Rev. Ponpey RATE, Il
was continued until tomorrow morning.
Work on the new cotton compress Is
being pushed vigorously. 1t will be com
pleted and ready for business by the LIST oil
November. 1t will be the largest compress
ia the south.
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CASE CONTINUED.

The case of holland and Mcdonald charged
with "bowing" and robbing Doty's safe,
at Ferris, last spring, was called in the dis,
trict court at Waxahachie yesterday, and
was postponed until Tuesday, owing to the
absence uf witnesses. 1t Will be remem-
bered they were run down by Jack Duncan
who recovered lot of goods stolen from
the store,
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Il,u itrated Marriage Guide, 2GO pages, cloth
and gilt binding 90 cents; same Ia paper cover.
Is cents. Manhood. 10 cents Womanhood. 10
cents pamphlet, 9 cents, securely sealed, by
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER the Great Specialist, 6i7 ST.
Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
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CONFEssEo MS GUILT.

r. J. Hoage was arrested yesterday
morning by Officer Overland and locked up
ON the charge OF stealing Pat Mathews
watch while the latter was in high state
of intoxicatjon several days ago. He con-
fessed his guilt and told the officer he had
sold the time-piece, which was found at the
Wichita Exchange saloon.
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IL is not necessary to enter into partics-
lars in referring 10 the complicated organic
and functional difficulties to which the
more delicate classes OF American women
are subjec'; but we take pleasure In saying
that Mrs. Lydia Z Pinkham's great rene
oy for all these troubles has an unbounded
Do0ularity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27

A careful comparison OF DR. Prices speg
ial Flavoring Extracts with other havorinc
extracts In the marEet will convince any
person that for strength and delicecy OF
flavor, DR.. Prices Is lar superior. While
the other havorings have a disagreeaole,
turpeDtiny taste and ocor. Dr. Pnce's Is As
natural as the fruits from which they are
m ade-
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A NORTHER.

Yesterday morning the first norther OF
the season of any note began to blow, and
the mercury in the Thermometers took
tumble from its lofty position, falling 10 ~
degrees in the shade, by noon was charge
of 20 degrees in less time than twenty
four hours, The weather was pleasant
and breezy and the sun shone brightly.
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rJ,HE STATE OF TEX AS-TO TGE sHER-
lH Oh any c, HstaD.C OF d Has COUNTY,
greeting: You are he ely commanded that by
making publication of this citatlon In some
newspaper published in the county of Dallas
for four uclessive weeks, previous 70 the re-
turn day hereof you summon q, A. Webb,
whose reside &c rs unknown, To be aud appear
before the District Court TO be ho Den innnd for
the coun y Of Dailas, at the Courthouse thereof
in u @ Ivy ,fnallas, on the 81 Monday in Oc-
tober nest then and ,tete To an wer TO the pc.
he said @, A. Webb and alleging in substance
as follows, to-wit: That plAinlif and defendant
we're married in Kemper county, mississippi IN
July, 1870 aud lived ogether as husband and
wife until the lat day OF March. 1883, when de-
fendant abandon, d plaintiff aud left In compa-
ny with one II. Williams, and has been liY-
ING in adultery with said Williams since that
time, and on different times snd occasions prior
TO that defe dsnt was guilty Of adultery with
the 5, ID II. Williams. Plaintiff alleges that
there were born TO him and defendant four
childfen to-wit Amanda Jane, James William,
John wesleg aud Henry Eugene. wherefore
plaintiff prays citation by public alton for the
care and custody OF his said children, and that
a divorce by separation from re bonds OF mat
rimony with dffendant be decreed 70 him, for
Herein fail not. but have you then and there
before said court this writ with your return
thereon. showing howy you have execnted y the
same. witness II. w; gONtS
Ciefk II The District Court Of Dallas County
m, Given under my hand and seal OF
said court I'm the c ~ OfDallas, this the 6th day
Of septerpber, A %. 1883. II. W. JONES,
Clerk District Court Dallas County.
ByW. n PAHRY. Deputy
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The Brown Stockings, of this city, played
the Capital club, of Austin, yesterday, win
ming the game by score of twenty to six.
They play another game at Austin today
and Sunday at San Antonio, and will re-
turn home Monday.
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United s.atss District Attorney Bigger
-sc.ired telegram yesterday stating tbsi
ma named Gross and smother party hsd
hsen ARRESTED 81 DDcd CITY. IN fanuir
crurtr. charged uifh breaking into tn
O-ve~rrneuf warehouse - that point tIn
csrrring OF q lot q Whisky. - = - a.
Ts.e~ - fr~s 4 preliminary hearing . d
A. 49, United Stats Commissions
p7-rasfr- ii sfe-man. ard ATTORNEY B'gfer
Ierrrs to-dsv 70 rrosecuis ne ca-e-
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EoiSeg IA the Head. the vital fluid passing unoh.
7erved IN the urine, and many other diseases
that in1d 10 insnnitv ana DEATH
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
win agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
q case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
not cure, or for anythile impure or injuriouf
'Ound in II. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL In.
sTlTUrE treats all Private Diseases successfully
withont mercury. Consultation Free. Thors
0ugh examination and advice, including analy.
ais Of urine, 50 80 Price of Vital RestC rative,
sl.60a .ottle or four times tie quantity, 500
sent to any addrl on receipt OF price, or c. o. D
mo G. o. D. sent without gl enclosed as g1Ris
antee), secure from observation and In privatS
pame II desired. by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 7lS Olive street, 81 Louis, Missnnri
Wholesale Agents, ]. ]. SCHOTT d CO., t,
vestor. TexAs
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some mJrfhs srs snuubsr q citissns q
D,sts ssuniy. IN shis s-sts. n--ssisd snd
c1nrfuss1 Q, vhip . number q nsrroes
rbs rs-s riTi1E al ndviss - tbs nsEross
<.-rrsIIT. sd inst rEfing hen - Lnsur-
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Wanted at Once,

Wanted at Once,
A reliable uress.maker. Free rent to o
reliable party, with good references. Also
use of machines free. Apply to Domestic
Sewing Machine office, No. $50 Elm street,
Dallas Texas
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27

Wbv DIR. Prices Cream baking powder is
srnerior 10 all others is because the testi-
mony in its favor is the strongest, most ln-
telligent and most competent. The million
housekcepers who use it are community,
a nation expressing preference. They know
that in the kitchen in actual use they ma
IL super;or to all others.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27

II n remarkable fac, that property In The
country has increased much more rapidly
than In tbs oitlesof Texas Galveston, with
90 10000 worth ofpropefiy only shows an
increase Of 81 ,000,0 OO,ani San Antonio with
sii 600 900 worth ri property, has an In.
crease Of so 900 600 while Bell county shows
over so $50 600 increase ona total Of 50, 0O0,-
900 worth Of property IN 1852, and Ellis
oOuiiy shows an increase OF $1,000 900 on q
total assessment Of 81 600, 600 In 1882 The
per centage Of increase la the counties and
cities named Is about rs follows: Calves
ton per cent. San Antonio IA per cent,
Ellis county % per cent. and Bell county
as per cent. IN Hunt county the increase
has been about 20 per cent. the total as
sessment IN 1882 being SO 1901 900 and in
1883, SO 900 600. In the above We cite two
OF the most prosperous cities In Texas and
compare them with two OF the most pros
porous counties in which are no large cities.
II is lair comparison between the cities
and the country and the result shows that
the great boom which has caused Texas to
Jump from S419, 600 worth OF taxable |
properly in 1882 TO over $500 0J0 900 in 1888,
results principally from the development of
The latent resources OF the magnificent ag. |
ricutural and pastoral domain of the Lone
Star State. The Texas cities are all grow
ing, but they are scarcely keeping up with
the country '-[Greenville Banner.
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Ponds Extract

Ponds Extract. e.,,,,
The action Of one medicine IS OF nec'ssi,y
confined 10 analogous diseases, hence the
ertract. acting on the circulatory system,
relieves every sort of bleeding.
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No vel regulated hUuseb0ld should -
without q b1ttis Of Arrusfurl Bitiers, ne
ra-If renrunsf aruefizer sud INV fpftt'f-
Beware 81 c0uuterf-its. Ast ggur gfpo.I y
F-urvisf fr-frn rrrrius a-ticls. uanuiaci-
nd ~ d.. J. o. B. sis-ert Al 7ils-
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THR GREAT ENGLISH RgMEpY

10 q never-faililiR tonic
for Nervous Debility
exhausted vitality, Sem
nal Weakness. Spers
matorfhma, l. o 3 L
MANHOOD impoten.
'ey, Paralys, and all
the terrible effects o
Self Abuse. youihfu
70 lies 81 d excuses In
mHturer yeaTs-such 40
Loss of Mer DRY, Las
situde, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Aversion TO Socie
a
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THE rain, how grand! otter the long
drouth," said one friend to other. Yes"
was the reply like Glen Lea Lemonade
at noon on hot summer day."
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"Dr. Richmvnds Samaritan Nervine per-
manently cured me of epileptic fits J. s.
Sale, Madison, Florida. Get at your drug
gists
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IT Keats the Dal ms Cub

Maich-Game-Ligh RunLing-Caught
out on first, The clnb of heavy running sew
ing machines. by the Light RAINING Do
nestle See il at SO Elm street.
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CITY OOuRT

City vs.. J. L. Jones. intoxication; alias
warrant issued. a.
City vs.. II. L. Minor, vagrancy; dis
City vs.. J. Z. Adams, intoxication; fined
CITY vs.. william johnson, carrying pisto'
fined s25
CIV W George Hinkle, obstructine
streets; discharged.
CITY vs.. Pat Quinn, abusive Language
fined a.
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Two great evils-besdache and constipa-
ton, sffiicting nearly all humanity, are re-
lieved By baily's Saline Aperient.
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- - y
RASE BALL.

The great pain cure, St. Jacobs OIL is
the wonder of the century. 1t conquers
main
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MIN. Bradford, Huntsville. Texas,
saws; "My wife was in delicate health and
greatly debilitated. She found relief In
Browns Iron Brters."
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We feel assured that our friends VIII
thank us for Or nging before Their notice
articles which have no superior emone "
~,srv fhaf All rur markets. We refer No
tbe cslebrsfed DR.. Prices Special hsvorinS
ertrncfs. We hare used them and can rec
ommend them ss the b'st article IN DO
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.srslire worth Hvinf7' asks en- EnrLlsh
writer. Tbst depends on tbs liver. ard BE
liver depends on Suifh's Bic htans- Lse
them 81 nat large gland is ont Of order =
~..rss r,ar frrIffIa
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a.ena1.

rJ,HE STATE OF TEXAS, TO THE SHERIFF
/ or any constable of Dallas county greeting
You are hereby commanded to SUNNI on the
Rankin Ice Manufactu ing Company by making
publication of this citation once in each week
for four con ecutive weeks previous to the re,
turn day hereof In some newspaper pubn'hcd
in your county, 10 appear at the next regular
term of the county court of Dallas county, TO be
holden ut the courthouse thereof in Dallas, on
the third Monday in Sepler. Der, 1881, the same
being the II day of ifpteamher, 1883 hen and
there to answer petf& n filed in said court on
the day OF June, BS3, in suit numbered
on the docket of said court No. 1888, wherein
Lindsey & Bradford are plaintiff and the
Rankin Ice Manufacturing Company Is defen-
dan S, 'aid petition alleging that is In
debted to the plaintiffs in the sum OF 1850 for
professional services rendered by plaintiff as
attorneys for the defendant in recovering real
estaie paving taxes thereon, and for profess
sional advice about the sane, situated in Dali
las, Texas. Herein fail not but have yo1 be-
fore said court at its aforesaid next regular
term this writ with your return thereon, show
ing how you have executed the same.
witness: W. NJ. G. HILL, Clerk OF the
County Court of Dallas County.
IL. l-Glven under my hand and seal Of said
court at office in city of Dallas, this IN day OF
July, 1888. w. N. Q HILL.
COUNTY Clerk of Dallas County. Texas.
7, II HITGHEg Dpnuty:
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Physicians I. recommend Smiths Bile
Beans, and say that they are the most
eiis,acious liver regula'o they have ever
used
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A mastadon buck deer. known to the
nimrods of Madison, Florida, and vicinity
as Jesse James," was killed recently by
Lucius Henderson and Henry Pappell. of
Madison. This buck has been hunted and
chased for The last four years, but none
ever succeeded in downing him.
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Mother Swans Worm Syrup.
Insallible, tasteess, harmless, cathartic,
Tor feverishness, restlessness. worms, con
st,natiop. 25 cents.
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Mr. D. A. Griffin. Hamilton, Texas, says
browns Iron Bitters cured my Child OF a
chronic cough and soreness OF the chest"
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T,hs IA. -o-n and dsjr-tet should res1
N sdTsIfissrnsnf q Goidsn's Liquid Bee
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b. -. ,. 3. ~.

Frun ia - - tss in-rs.ss IN t.rrbis
r-nr.rlr h De- sgu.lI ". $3.50. Is
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Horseford's Acid Phosphate as a Nerve

Dr. ]. W, Smith. Wellington, Ohio, says:
"In impaired nervous supply have used
| il TO adyantsge."
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WHARFAGE raa Ss
pIEH 5HE ) GUIDE
sy-Nyg.5-Jgr- Central
W//E.1y r. EB/yHAG Medical

505 Chestnut St., So. Louis, Mo-
a REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN has cured u
~ 81. Louis and surrounding country upwards 2o1Oo
eases Of the following diseases: .
Syphilis GuaohCa, GlCH Structure Orchitis, Hernia I'll
Urinary Diseases and Syphtic Merourih Affections Of the
hfOat skin or Bones, SmHturrhTa, or Seminal weakness
md lmpocncy, Emissions Rlotchcs Debility Dizziness Merry.
Dmnes Of Sight Coughs Indigestion Dsnondensv,
Coasol OF Ideas aversion Society, OF hcmory ana
hcNua! Power aud which units the victim tor business o.
marriage All of he above DISEASES cured AZ half the expense
IN HALF THE TINE required by any othor Treatment The
mot rational and honorable tretnent secured to all CURES
GUARANTEED. AVc with eNlsricnsc, be relied On.
Correspondence comic snal. Coordination free DrI scnGShh
PRIVATE MEDICAL GUIDE
N PLAIN closely sealed envelope stais which
plains the nature aId symptoms OF MI private ds brought
on by imprudencor misfortune, and enables Tie patient to un
dcrHtand his TRUE condition II should b. read ~ every
YOUNG and NIDDLE.AGED nan.
sa4aru.slnzrHs.llausJ.IEr Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-07
DEATH OF A PROMINENT WReINlAN.
Col. Robert ". Bay ior Dies NJ the Age
OF seventy Years

OF seventy Years
Col. Robert ". Baylor, for many years
past Judge OF the County Court Of Jeffer-
son county. W. Va, died Wednesday last
aged over 20 years. The deceased was one
of the Baylor family, at one time among
the largest farmers on the James river.
He married q daughter OF the late Cato
Moore, for many years cashier Of the Bank
Of the Valley at Charlestown, and became
one of the most successful farmers in
Jefferson county. being the pioneer In
the introduction Of improved breeds OF
stock and labor saving machinery. He was
also q great friend OF free schools, and for
many years before the war managed with
great acceptance the affairs OF the free
schools of Jefferson county. At the break
ing out OF the late war Col. Baylor organ.
lied cavalry company, OF which he be-
came captain, and which was known
ginia as company Il. Twelfth Virginia Cav
airy. being composed OF the flower OF the
youth of Jefferson county, and distin.
guished for dash and gallantryj in many
engagements. Col. Baylor Was desperately
wounded in 1862 in an engagement with
Bankss advance, near McGagheysville,
Rockingham county, Va, and few months
later was captured in Jefferson county,
lodged in Fort McHenry and kept a pris.
oner for more than year, being subjected
TO extremely harsh treatment for an
alleged violation Of flag Of truce, q charge
which had no foundation in fact After
the war he resumed his agricultural occu-
paIions, and upon the Democrats com.
ing into power was made county judge,
in which he continued until the day OF his
death. lie was also President OF the Board
of Supervisors. Col. Baylor had two sons
killed in battle. Another son, Capt Geo.
BAYLOR, one OF the most dashins OF Mosby's
officers, is now a leading lawyer AT Charles
town. Two other sons graduated at the
Virginia Military Institute since the war,
and are now distinguished civil engi neers.
Col. Baylor's death will be great loss to
the county, OF which he was the leading
citizen.
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DRIVING TO HER DEATH.
A Young Lady Killed by Jumping
from Ruggy.

New York, May 6.-Miss Mary L. Self,
who lived with her parents at NJ. pa
West Forty fourth street. and her sister,
Mrs. F. J. Waters, went out driving in the
Park in hired barouche. yesterday after
noon. As they obtained the vehicle at a
stable they often patronized they felt con-
fdent that quiet horses would be given
them. Just as they reached the obelisk
the animals became frightened and ran
away, dashing madly through the throng
of vehicles, several of which had narrow
escapes. At Ninety fifth street Miss Self
tried to jump out, b1t was restrained BY
her sister; but at Ninety-seyenth street she
leaPed, striking on her head and side. She
was taken up unconscious and died in a
little while at the Presbyterian Hospital
minute after her leap the horses were
stopped BY Park policeman.