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PERSONAL.

George A. Knight, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Vandalia line, is in the
city.
G. w. Cleveland, travelling representa-
tive of a New Orleans firm, is in the
city.
B. Hirschberg and wife left last even
ing for New York, to be absent several
months.
James Aiken, Assistant Superintend-
ent of the Pacific Express company, is in
the city.
Jack Bone, an old HERALD typo, is
again in the city, after a several months
sojourn in Mckinney.
Senator Evans, of Bonham, is in the
city and will remain several days. lie
honored the HERALD by calling.
Mayor w. l.. Cabell leaves tonight for
Chicago TO attend the Democratic Nat
tional convention, as on alternate.
Mr.. Francis Clover, who has been con-
fined to his home by illness the past few
days, is out again at his post of duty.
Miss Madaline Boren returned home
last evening from Hamilton Female Col
lego, Lexington, Kentucky, to spend the
vacation.
T.. A. Sessions, carrier mt the post
office, has leave of absence for thirty
days. He goes to Woodstock, Illinois,
this morning.
Prof. Y. b. Dowoll, Principal of Gra-
ham high school, is spending few
days In the city, guest of Prof
Crutchor; his college roommate.
Mrs. c. c. Flanders, of West Dallas
left Wednesday morning on a visit e
her daughter, Mrs. Hogan, in Kansas
40 al
months In the North.
Prof. II. II. Blenns, Associate Principal
, of Gordonsville Female College, is now
In Texas in the interest of the college he
represents. This celebrated institution
= for young ladies is located in the mos
healthful and picturesque portions o
Virginia, on the Chesapeake Il Ohio ant
Vicksburg Il Meridian railroads, eighty
eight miles from Washington, ID. G.
seVcnty-siX miles from Richmond an(
twenty-one miles from the University
+ Of Virginia. The faculty is composed o
an able corps of nine experienced
! teachers. Next session opens Septem
ber 10th. For catalogue and arrange
T ments for travelling escort apply ut one,
, 10 Prof. Il. III. Blonns, Ennis Texas; car
of Al. Soape.
= At the ST. George: II, b. Briggs, Wax
anachloi y. ID. ClarkauOf, AleNunuriu
Missouri; Petis Conrad, New Haven
Indiana; L. Il. Brown, San Antonio; NJ
Il. Grimes, Denison; L. w. Blair, Alvg
s RADIO; +. Il. Chailey, Galveston; A. ]
!. McTior, Mexia; j. Il. Alexander, Trir
/ ity; IL, Il. Moore, Kaufman; NJ. ]. Al
i derson, Anlea, New York; John
Payne, Palmer; DR.. j. l., Randall
Aurora; j. ID. Muckelroy, Kaufman;
NJ. Walden, Denton; q. 4. Briggs, III,
,. mer, Louisiana; Il. 5. Wood James 4
u Dellis, Kaufman; George Brady an
10 family, Houston Il Texas Central raj
l. way; Sallio A, Miles, q. NJ. Floyd, Ma
vern, Arkansas; Captain A. II. Wilson
" G. ID. Hughes, sherman; Ponningto
70 Rennoy, New York; IL. l.. Brennema
and wife, Paris; DR., ]. ii. Ryal
ID Duck Creek; A. II. Gillian and son,
Il. Grubbs, Stone Point; V. w. Clev
land, b. Is, V. Bruce, Wills Point; j.
Lewis, Fort WORTH James Il. DOVE
o. Mckinney; w. II. Gaddis, Cincinnati
Ohio; Il. Nj. Throadgill, Lynchburg, VI
ginia; T.. Christian, Fort Worth; q.
Hamms, King county; w. II. Shand
Forney; Foster Carter, Shreveport
X Louisiana.
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SUPPLEMENTARY CRIMES AND CAS-
UALTIES.
mShort" in His Accounts.

Houston, July Especial. Lewis
Anderson, treasurer of the Antioch Bap-
fist Missionary church (colored), was
found to be short in his accounts $4O5.
He alleges that the missing money was
paid to church elders, but has no war
rants or receipts to prove the fact. The
elders Indignantly deny his accusation,
and as a consequence Anderson was ex-
PEELED from the church last night. 1t is
probable he will be prosecuted Grim
,nollV
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NOTES FROM CORsICANA.
Acquitted for Carrying Concealed Weap-
ons-PersOnal Mention.

CoRsIcANA, July Especial. Col.
L. j. Simkins left last night by way of
the Narrow Gauge to attend the Chicago
convention, he being delegate from
this district.
Mr.. j. w. O'Neal was to-day acquitted
in the Mayors court of the charge OF
the third time the case has been tried
the other two being hung juries.
Mr.. John Shook, of st. Louis, arrived
in the city this morning, and will visit
his brother, Mr.. f. Shook, for a couple
of weeks.
Col. James Britton, State Railway In
spector, was in the city last night.
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SHERMAN SETTINGS.
Commercial and miscellaneous Nc

Commercial ana miscellaneous Notes.
SHERMAN, July Especial AT n
meeting Of the Fire Department of our
city last night arrangements were made
to prepare q lunch for visiting firomen
on the ith and $50 were appropriated for
their entertainment. .
]. s. Kendall, who has been appointed
by the State Board OF Education 10 con-
duct the summer Normal school of this
district, at Denison, publishes a call In
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Laredo,s criminal CoIendar.

LAREDO, July Especial. An old
Mexican appeared before Justice Foster
this evening and swore out a writ
against a neighbor, charging him with
malicious mischief.
Anderson, the man who il will be re-
membered, resisted the authority of
Inspector Mcfarland, to examine a
parcel that Anderson was bringing from
New Laredo, had an examination before
United States Commissioner Winslow,
this morning and was bound over to the
Federal courts in San Antonio.
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What 81 900 will DO for You n Invested
I'm wichita Comfy.

81 900 will purchase lot and build two
neat cottages, which will rent for mt
least $50 per month.
$1,000 will purchase from 100 to 300 acres
of good land and make the neces-
sary improvements for snug little
home.
81, 900 will purchase from 200 to 100 acres
of fine land which will, In less than
two years make for the purchaser
at least 100 per cent profit.
Lands i'm tracts of from 100 acres TO
l5,OOO at low prices and ON easy terms.
For full and reliable information OF
Northwest Texas please call on or adj
dress COLLINS & HOWARD,
Real Estate Agents,
Wichita Falls, Texas,
&C, +. COLLINS. JOHN HowARD).
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Fourth of .Inly CELEBRATION,

The Fourth of July will be duly cele.
brated at Meisterhans' pavilion by a
grand concert In the afternoon. Meme
Bros. complete splendid orchestra is en-
gagged for the occasion.
TO Meisterhans' pavilion.
A oaroussoll will be on the ground
for the enjoyment Of the little ones.
CuAs. MEIsrERHANs.
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TODAY
Brands advertised as absolutely puro
CONTAIN AMMONIA
The IERIi

Place can top down on hot stove until heated the
remove the cover and SMELL A chemist will not 30 r,
QulrOd 10 detect the presence OF ammonia.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
NATHAN srEvENs.

ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-Nathan Stevens,
General Western Agent of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, died at an early hour
this morning, of pneumonia, after brief
illness. Mr.. Stevens was one of tho old
residents of the city, and has been con-
nocted with the Pennsylvania and other
railroads for many years, and was we'll
known throughout the West.
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DIR. Gordon Shows Up ut pittsburg,

PITrsnuRG, July 2.--ISpecial.l-Dr w.
+. Gordon, who was indicted in Dallas
county, last October, for committing an
abortion on Miss Eliza Conger, was in
this city last Sunday, The Sheriff of
this county telegraphed to the Sheriff of
Dallas county If he wanted Gordon ar
rested, but the reply came too late as
Gordon left Monday on the Texas q st.
Louis train for Texarkana en- route to
Artsonsag
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HOODS BRIGADE.
Resolutions COngratulatory to the Citi-
zens of Dallas,

Resolutions COngratulatory to the Citi-
zens of Dallas.
Houston, July Especial The fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
adopted by Hoods Brigade:
Resolved, That the thanks of the
members of Hoods Brigade association
are hereby most cordially rendered
to the citizens of Dallas county,
and especially to the noble
women OF Dallas and surrounding
country, for the flattering manner of oui
reception and splendid entertainment by
them during our stay in their midst.
Thanks are also due Captains w. II
CASTOR, Sam Adams, and all members
of the committee who so ably assisted
them. We shall not soon forget the PEG
pie of Dallas county.
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ENGLAND.
THE FRANCHISE R1LL.

THE FkANCHlSE RlLL.
LONDON, July 2.-At an important con-
ference of leading Conservatives of Mid
land county, held at Birmingham, to-
day, resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing approval of the extern
sion of franchises but urging
leaders of the party to insist that the
scheme of redistribution of Parliamen
tary suits shall be coupled with in the
Franchise bill.
John G. Garst, NJ. p, defended Glad
| stone for encouraging holding meeting,
to overawe the House of Lords so the,
would not reject the Franchise bill.
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Webster's LIbera,ity,

Every grand parent who has fifteen or
more living grand children, and every
parent who has ten or moro living girl
children and those who have girl twins
under six months old, also every father
whose only child Is girl one month old
to all such ! will give free sitting
and complimentary photograph Of
what | say. j. II. WEBSTER,
Photographer, 70l Elm street.
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There will be u meeting of the stock
holders Of the Dallas Barrel and Wooden
Ware Factory July 10th, at o'clock p.
m. at the factory, and election Of d.
rectors for ensuing year, at same time
and place. Polls open at and close at
q p. IN. I. A, WILLIAMS,
Secretary.
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And commands Ithe trade of Archer, Sey-
mour, Vernon, Doan's, Clarendon, Mobeetie,
fort ELLIOTT and all the country known as
the Panhandle, as well as Fort Sill and the
southwest portion OF Indian Territory.
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ITALY,

CHOLERA PRECAUTIoNs--A DEATH.
ROME, July 1.-The Pope has ordered
members of the priesthood, in all cholera
infected districts, to remain at their
posts, and has placed food at the dis
posal of the bishops in urgent cases of
the disease.
A woman from Toulon died at Vim
timeglia to-day of cholera.
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In Limestone Comfy.

GRoEsBEECK, July Especial. Sew
eral refreshing showers have fallen with
in the past few days, and crop prospects
are hattering. The bridges on the creeks,
which were carried away in the floods,
are rnhuilt
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GRoESBEEH, July Especial Might
before last at II o'clock there occurred
at the depot a difficulty between Tom
Grammar and Aaron Henderson, a
constable, in which the former was shot.
The wound is considered dangerous.
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RAILROADS,
The Erlangcr System and the Texas 4
pnCifc,

The Erlangcr system and the Texas \
Pacific.
MARSHALL, July Especial. 1t is
reported that the Erlanger system and
the Texas a Pacific have arrived at an
agreement, by which these two COM
panics are to use the road between this
city and Shreveport. This will secure
the Erlanger TO come through this city.
This road is owned jointly by these two
companies, and that half next to Shreve-
port to the Erlanger and the half noxt
TO this city to the Texas Il Pacific, COM
mencing ut Waskom Station. 1t is now
the purpose of the Texas Il Pacific to
build branch road from this terminus
at Waskom, to tap the New Orleans
Pacific ut Stonewall, station some
twenty miles south of Shreveport. This
tap will be about fourteen miles in
| length.
The Erlanger will have their line
| through to Shreveport in the near fli.
ture, when they will run through from
Vicksburg to this city direct.
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Trims ToIescnned.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-Two freight
trains were tolescoped near Cunning
ham Station, Kentucky, on the Central
railroad, this morning. Two persons
are reported killed.
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WONDERFUL EIGHT ; ::::: IS: ::: I.
the Best Pain Killer andRead Relief Price, 5Oc at all Dealers
wholealeby CRowDus DRUG .plaa Texn.

lay any street railway track on any such
street or highway until the provisions
Of this section are complied with. All
persons violating the provisions of this
section shall be deemed guilty of mis-
demeanor, and upon conviction thereof
in the Mayors court shall be fined
in any sum not to exceed 800
for each separate offense. The City
Marshal, when so ordered by the Mayor,
is hereby fully authorized and empow-
cred to arrest, restrain and prevent any
and all persons from putting down any
rails or track in violation of this ordi-
nance.
Sec. 4. That this ordinance take effect
from and after its passage and publica-
ton.
Approved July ., 1884:
w. l.. CABELL,
A true copy: Mayor.
w. L. PARRY, City Secretary.
Alderman Williams offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, BY the City Council of the
City of Dallas, That inasmuch as the re.
port of the City Attorney, in regard tC
the decision of the Supreme court in the
case Of w. A. Jones VS.. the City of Dial
las, reported that the Judgment of the
Supreme court affirming the judgment
of the Court below, giving Jones 12L
feet by 300 feet now being used by thu
city as highway, and being portion
Of Sycamore street adjoining said w. A
Jones' property on said street, and tina
the Mayor be and he is hereby author
lied to proceed to condemn the same a
provided by ordinances at once
Adopted.
| Alderman Gibson, Chairman of tn
gta hat hn hni
made arrangements whereby he coul,
raise $4,000 on sixty or perhaps sevent
days time on the city's note, to bea
interest at the rate of II per cent. pc
annum.
Alderman Brown offered the follow
ing:
Resolved, That the mayor is author
lied to execute a note for and in beha
= of the city for 100000, payable in siXt
days, or seventy days if that time ca
: be obtained, and bearing interest at til
. rate of ten per cent. per annum, sal
note to be payable to j. M. Harr.
Adopted.
Alderman Brown offered the follow
S ing:
Resolved, That the Secretary
a authorized to draw his warrant in fav,
G Of J. NJ. Harry, in consideration of Il
o negotiation of note for the city f
$685., if said negotiation be for six
d days, or for $500 if the same be f
seventy days. Adopted.
Alderman Spellman was granted
d leave of absence for month.
e Council then adjourned to Tuesd
, night, the next regular meeting.
n A resolution was adopted creating t
r Office of assistant city secretary at
Y, per month.
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4 co.
722 Elm Street,
Dallas, Texas
GENERAL AGENTS FOR


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trial
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RUSSIA.
RussIA's GENEROUS CAR.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-The Gear
has given 100000 to the relief of suffer-
ers in inundated Poland.
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Music stores WIN be Closed July 4.
Tho undersigned win close their stores
Friday, July 9TH, during the entire day.
G. II. EDWARDS,
WILL A. WATKIN & Co.,
FREES 4 Son.
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GERMANY,
A LARGE ORDER,

BERLIN, July 1.-The Government has
given an English firm of ship builders
an order for the largest torpedo boat
| ',er built.
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EGYPT.


CAIRO, July 1T is rumored that the
resignation of Nabar Pasha, as Prime
Minister, is denied.
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Finn ra,riavn Flyers,

Fine Fairlawn Flyers.
Mr.. II. s. withers of Falrlawn Stock
Farm, Lexington, Ky.,Writes; ON every
thing; myself, my negroes, my horses,
everybody, | use st. Jacobs OIL for aches
and pains. II cures. Fifty cents bottle.
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The coolest place in town Is at Mayors
Gardon-Meine Bros. and the Tyroloans
Bring your wife, sisters and sweet
heart TO hear the fine music at Mayors
tn-ntuht
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We offer new and stylish goods only
at reduced pricestat Il. Bauman's, 7Ot
Elm.
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All hats sold at reduced prices at T..
Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
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Price goods at Bauman's before you
buy goods elsewhere.
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Give us trial order and you will be
convinced that our claret is pure
French wine. LoEB IL FREIBERG.
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No house in the city or State can COM
pete with us in styles, assortment and
low prices. Il. Bauman, 7O6- Elm street,
DnllnS. NeNns.
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A New Receiver for the Texas Western

Houston, July 2.-ISpecin.l- IS. n.
Mc1lhenny was to-day appointed Re-
ceiver of the Texas Western railroad,
Col. Fred Grants road, at the application
of Mrs. Mary +. Gentry, administrators,
| for the claim of S2O0,000. The appoint
ment gives satisfaction.
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Omen to New Orleans.

The STAR AND CRESCENT ROUTE from
Houston to New Orleans is again open
for travel to ALL POINTS IN THE SOUTH,
SOUTHEAST AND EAST. Procure your
round-trip summer-excurslon, or one
way tickets, over this only first-class
| line, of ---S EDWIN o. FLOOD,
Agent ii. a. II. @. II. II.
], L. a. Thomas, Travelling Passenger
Agent.
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Dallas Barrel and w. w. Factory,

Don't forget the extra music and fire.
works at Mayors Garden on July 4th.
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Don't forget the extra music and fire
works at Mayors Garden on July 4th.
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III N EN- s.


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TOWELS.

At 50 per dozen; regular price, $50.
At $3.50 per dozen; regular price, SO.
At $3.50 per dozen; regular price, $3.50.
AT 81 per dozen; regular price, $50.
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FOREIGN FIELDS.
THE CHOLERA STILL SPREADING
Several Deaths ut Marseilles, Toulon
a and Lyons-1taly Taking Precau-
tions - The Pope's Orders
to the Priesthood, Etc.
FRANCE.

CASE OF CHOLERA AT LYONS.
LYONS, July "a case of cholera APP
Dearad here
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Which insures pure air, and an unusually
healthy climate, being free from malaria.
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this WEEKS BARGAINS !!

We will offer for this week only the following
goods at such extreme low prices which will enable
every one to buy
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WATER Is more easily obtained by digging
or boring than in most any other part OF the
State. Wells average only 20 to 30 feet In
depth, and the water obtained Is clear, pure,
healthy and pleasant to the taste. Fins
Springs of excellent water are also found In
many places.
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Wichita Falls "a? $ $:5::
NORTHWEST TEXAS
Contains the Finest Lands In the State.
Tho rIo,,o4;on OF WICHITA FALLS
| l6 EiCVdliUit is about LOO Feet,
"IN Hn" OF this section
IL IL extremely fer
HIN tile and easy of
Il 1llA Nv LII cultivation.
GOOD Water in Abundance

Red, the Big and Little Wichita and Pease
Rivers and numerous smaller streams flow
through this portion of the country.
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VIII yield fine crops of all kinds of grain.
grass fruits and vegetables, as well rs -
TON, and is unexcelled for STOt-.-
RAISING.
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Thousands of acres are yet unoccupied, and
can be had at very reasonable prices and on
liberal terms.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-30
McVAuLLES An ASYLUM,
~, ,larCd Insane Dy Two phyaicIana AN,
sent to Surtistowu 10y Judge EICuCk,

~, Ciarod Insane Nv Two pnyaicIaus ana
sent to Nortistown 10y Judge Eicuck,
Judge EIoock yesterday, without going
through tho usuai preliminary rrl.
crCding oi appointing commission IN
lunacy, ordered that S. ST. CLAIR MeCaul
ley, whom ho sentenced to the county
prison for five years for assaulting James
II. HcVertn and carrying concealed
blackjack and razor, DO removed to the
asylum for tho insane at Nogrstown Tho
order was made uudCr an act of 1850 aud
upon tho petition OF u keeper of tho jail
and tho certificates OF tho two physicians
Of tho prison, setting out that McUaulley
was Iabortng under halluoiuati1n and was
partially insane aud that tho Jail afforded
10 moau5 OF suitable treatment Tor such a
case.
Tho judge, IN granting tho petition,
said BY the verdict Of the Jury the
prisoner WAS sane ~ 10 tbs Particular act
at tho timo OF ltg commission for which he
wsa convicted. The iuding cannot be too
highly commended Tor its accuracy as TO
the facts and the law. The appeal now Is
toc mcroiIul care aud ucatmcut of tho
prisoner during the time Of his Bsntoncr.
Il shall not DO heard il vain. This is in
proper form and IN GCcDrlauc, with tho
law : wise provision and the orderly al
mIut5'rA,iCu OF justice. by the act OF
Assembly approved April 20, 1869 tho
court is authorized to commit such per.
SONS to an Insane hospita. This, OF Q ursc,
| extends to sugh time as hc shalt DO uer.
mantly cured or until the expiration OF his
| scuteucc. Tho prison being unsuitable
for The prisoners caro- N his disease and
| notice having been given to tho district
attorney and thl city solicitor, Il is now
| ordered and IIrrP,l that iho said = ~
! Clair MoCauIIcy DO taken to tho state hos
pttal for tlo iusNuo at Norristown, Pa
aud be detained and supported a. tho ex
pcuso of the city OF Philadelphia until lac
shall be permanently cured OF his insanity,
or until the expiration ot his srutcuco Oi
imprisonment or discharged by tho pro
ceos OF law Tho proceedings were
aCqu,escld IN aud iurthercd by Mc.