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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-12
A MOTION no POSTPONE


Austin Texas. February lin the
house tomorrow MIR. Bailey proposes to
move that further consideration of the tax
bill be POSTPONED until Wednesday in order
to give other bills on the calendar the
right Of way for couple of days.
The gentleman from Dewitt has come
TO tho conclusion that nothing can be done
at this session-or at second one, for
that matter-and wants TO go home with
sonnet thing besides the record Of having un-
seated the gentleman from Webb and
drawn his per diem to his credit. He
thinks the school trustee bill and the Pot
ter land bill should be passed at least and
Is going to insist that an effort be made
to dispose of them.
Others than Mr.. Bailey are of the same
mind and he will have good support for
his proposition.
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Hearne, Texas. February l1.-Mr A n
MeConnieo' vice president of the Mer-
chants and Planters National bank OF
Bryan, is in the city today en- route home
from Austin, where he ACCOMPANIED his
daughter
James H. HaZlctt has Returned from nal
las where he spent a few days on business
inc young men OF Hearne are perfect
ing arrangements for the grand maso,,a
oali, which they propose SWING al he
.n ' nan on the evening OF the 18th
instant An out-of-tOwn orehestrs has
neen secured 10 furnish music Tor the Al
lair and a great deal of energy is being
eNerted 10 make this occasion a success
The town has been billed for the appear-
anee here for three nights engagement
OF Hoyt's Comedy company.
Messrs. " @. McNutt. C. q. Wood w
]. Briggs. Geo. Whlttle and r. L. Reed Of
the Brazos bottom are In town today,
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ToDAY's RACES.
New OrIcnns Entrie.

Six and half furlougs, sellng--Judge War
dele ll2. Lord Neville los, Or. Parker 1o5
Me 100,
Mlle-Evelyn Bird 1o7 Silver Coin. Tickful.
sidney Lucas ~, Major Mansr "a. MAIDSTONE
MIC and sixteenth, selling Elsmore JOG.
rossum, Swordsman 90, Jeunie + 9s. Vice
kegal 96; Judge MaGee a. Merry Duchess.
Martha Fox. our Ida 50.
Mile and a sixteenth selling-RusbBelds
id9 Prospero lOl, School Girl lOi. Parrakeet
w Fat Garrett 1922 Trebor Goose Liver l0l.
Phidas g. ''' 4'i'
seven furlongs, seliing-Avator ITO Caviar
los, Lomond lO6, Dissolute ll5 postmsste,.
Bailey lOS' Grandeur Barney 1Ol. Allie
ok Iurlonss, selling-Plymouth. Barney
steeit Thinker Ill, Belle of Holmdel, Domo-
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JEFF BROWN KILLED.

At 1;2O o'clock this morning Jerry
Thomas, colored, fired six shots from a
Colts revolver at JEFF Brown, also colored,
at Eighth and Sabine streets, inhicting
wounds which proved fatal
Thomas was arrested soon after the
shooting and locked up, on the charge Of
murder.
The scene Of the shooting was at
Thomas house. A little after 1 o'clock
this morning. Thomas said, Brown came to
his house and raised IA disturbance. Tic
told him to go away, hut Brown refused
and commenced kicking at the door. Thorn
as then opened the door and opened UP
on the unwelcone visitor with his six
shooter and never stopped shooting until
all the cartridges were exhausted.
Brown and are good friends" said
Thomas, but he had no right coming
around my house and raising disturb
ance. lie never came there BEFORE
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

Nr Herbert Post OF Fort Worth has so,,,
NJ W hounds OF the finest Texas Means "a
~ ~ ,"alhhston. by request OF the departnens
a. aetie4itnrt. 20 be forwarded 10 Inc exnosi
Won az Paris comanche Chief
score another point for rexas. II ain q,
IeNas products could be nronerly dlsploy.d
ana properly advertised At the great paris
exposition, the average visitor there wouId
oe i'ke The ratified lawyer. told Of nv CON.
s,sssman Champ Clark The lawyer was
pleading a case At the bar and The Judge
noticing that he seemed TO he embarrassed
N''smp'ed TO assist him by saying; "Exeuse
me' Mr Lawyer but ase you not aston
'sheds Good God, your honor. was ,he
'cpy I'm not cnly sstonisnsd. I'm utterly
astounded,'' N'N'''
Inc Houston Post has sakcn a .e.son,s
contract sitting or these ircasur eg~s ~
ss'reia,y Sage In the hops OF hatrhins prv
an 9p ,aN i is torlorn hope II san Al.
~ epuiso tbs peculiar sirsbismus with
vhich INC Llsht and the other aaministrstIon
PAPERS are afflicted causes them 10 y,s no
vrcpg in ihe King The rost i 40, w..
ready 70 aamis that The Auerisap seopIl
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are willing to DO bsmboorlcd and betrayed
forever by such officials as Ly. Gage and a
host Of others prominent at the Mckinley
court
Mlssouri's nomination OF Dockery for gov
ernor is Of that overwhelming nature which
shuts on doubts and fights The party can
lature Of first rate men and settle down TO a
period OF undisputed and well-eurned demo-
cratic supremacy.--Irenham Press.
Congratulations to Old Missouri She viii
honor herself. There Ia not an ADLER. purer
democrat alive than Dockery
49,
The people OF Hubbard are building a water
works system. cotton seed oil mill electric
plant and other substantial lnproy ements.
Hubbard City is live. prosperous town aud
has always been SO. That accounts for its
growth What is that old story about blood
telling
Today IL the holy Sabbath The weather
10 not at all suited TO fishing. All the
cnurches are open. Why not square your
The religious editor Of the Tribune may
not be as orthodox as some folks but he IL
logical. all right
We announced recently that there would
be change made iM the Observer at an early
date, which we hobed would be considered
an Improvement This week that promise
Is made good The Observer will for the
present be an all home print. seven column
folio. No boiler plate or ready print The
paner will be enlarged as business justifies
The present management is more than sat
isned with the patronage accorded the OBJ
server thus far. and has gone TO consider
able expense TO get an entirely new dress
and other material necessary To print an up
date newspaper. The Observer is for
Quauah and her people. and VIII always try
to keep abreast OF the times --Quanah OBJ
ierYer.
All OF which is true The Observer like
most of Texas papers iabors hard and long
Tor its town. The Post is much pleased to
sec them prosper.
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HOUSTON. MoNpAY, FEB. IL, 1000.
A CASE TO WATCH.

When Attorney General Monuett OF Ohio
was questioned by New York newspaper
as TO the law he was relying on. in his
official struggle TO down the Standard Oil
company, his answer was that he was
proceeding by the quo warranto route
The country recalls the fact that Attorney
General Monnett failed. not so much be.
cause OF the inconsequence Of the legal
methods resorted to. as because OF tho ex-
traoFdinary power OF the huge monopoly
be Was warning against. Even with the
odds pitted against him, IN this respect,
he might yet have succeeded had not the
republican, his own, party denied him sup
port aud planned for his retirement.
While the Ohio attorney general was
sim making his heroic fight on the stand
ard OIL combine, the attorney general OF
Texas. relying upon quo warranto pro-
ceedngs, instituted action to forfeit the
charter OF the San Antonio Gas company
on the general allegation that II was
trust. The preliminary trial was won in
the district court by the state, and, when
appeal was taken by tina defendant COM
f'AS wv tto tnSe lahutu IN tue fourtn
court OF civil appeals. the judgment of the
lower court was affirmed. From thence
the case was carried to the supreme court
Of tho State on writ of error. This writ
OF error has Just been denied by the State
court OF final resort.
Fighting for Its assumed right to enter
into any sort Of combination IN restraint
Of trade or 10 the destruction OF com.
petition, ths defendant company has de-
clared Its intention 10 90 to tho supreme
court Of the United States
This case does not involve the validity
or consututionslity of the Texas anti
trust law, but recently gone into effect.
but the power OF the state 10 defeat the
formation and existence OF trust comhlna-
tons through any form OF court proceed
ure known TO the processes Of the law.
Meanwhile Attorney General smith aud
his able assistant, Mr.. Il, H. Ward, arc
to be congratulated for their able presenti,
ton and successful prosecution of the
states case up TO this time. Hereafter
1t will attract National attention II tbs
Texas view shall be sustained in the su-
preme court Of the United States, prece-
dent viii be established for effective state
procedure against trusts, II not, the ne
cessity for Federal legislation upon the
subject is again made obvious. and lot us
hope imperative.
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Case Mt chnrne,I Hui.

Chappeil Hill, Texas, February l1.--Ds.
T, o. Hynce, county health officer came
down yesterday and went out to look at a
suspicious case at the county convict camp.
situated about three miles from town. lie
pronounced the case to be same as that
which Is prevailing in Brennan and said
by DR.. Blunt to be smallpox. The patient
and all who came in contact with him have
been Isolated and no apprehension is felt
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THE WEEK in CONGRESS-.
Senate viii Vote on The Currency Bill Next
thursday.
Rec SILVER SUBSTITUTE TO COME UP
other Matters of Importance Are on
the Progrnmme--The House VIII
he Very Busy.

Washington, February 1.-THE first four
days 81 the week will be given up to
the currency bill in the senate and after
that measure is disposed OF there will
be contest for precedence In the inter-
est OF several measures. These include
the bills for providing a form of gov-
eminent for Hawaii and Puerto Rico. the
Nicaragua canal bill and the resolution
for seating Senator Quay upon the APP
pointment of the governor Of Pennsylva-
MIA. Which Of these will take precedence
remains to be determined. Just now there
Is some sharp sparring for first place.
The currency bill will be voted on
Thursday and all the time not given TO
other routine business, such as the In
PRODUCTION of bills and the presentation
of reports and petitions, will be devoted
90 this measure until II Is acted upon
by the senate. Monday and Tuesday Will
De consumed with set arguments for and
against the bill prepared in advance and
Wednesday and Thursday viii be devoted
to speeches not exceeding ten minutes IN
duration on the various amendments 10
the bill The most important of these
speeches Is that TO be delivered by Sena-
tor Jones (Ark) on the free coinage OF
silver on terms OF equality. Following
this numerous other conditions will be
suggested, but 1t Is quite well understood
that all of them will be voted down I'M
less proposed by the committee on
finance with which the bill originated.
The democrats count on getting all the
democratic, populist aud silver republican
votes, except those Of Senators Caffery
and Lindsay, gold standard men, for their
free coinage amendment but they will
still fall short OF the necessary number.
No one doubts the passage OF the bill by
a large majority on the final vote. Sena-
tor Aldrich says he counts on Il majority
OF twenty or twenty two votes. The OPP
position do not concede so many. but ad
NIT that the total against them is formId-
able.
The friends of Senator Quay say they
fully expect to be able to get considera-
ton Of the resolution in his behalf immc-
diately after the financial bill is disposed
Of but there is unquestionably dispo- |
siton on the part OF republican senator's
to crowd the matter over and take up |
the Puerto Rican or the Hawaiian bill. |
the chances between these being favora-
bic TO the Puerto Rcan measure Thu |
indications are that the Nicaragua bill !
will be postponed until after the Hay
Pauncefote treaty Is acted upon by the |
committee on foreign relations. though |
Senator Morgan says he will ask for tho |
consideration OF the bill at the earliest /
opportunity.
Tho set speeches on the financial bill so
far ms announced are as follows: Monday |
Ellins, Wolcott, Butler; Tues
day, Senator'S Allison and Jones (Ney0
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JUDGE WILLIAM ri. TAFT.
THE FIRE RECORD.
Breugerhon building Dnmaged

Austin. Texas, February 1.-THE Breu-
gerhoff building, at the corner of Con-
gress avenue and Tenth streets. was dam
aged by fire TO the extent of $40, 900 this
morning; fully covered by insurance. ORR
gin of fire unknown. This is the fourth
time in its history that this building has
suffered from the flames. the cause thereof
having in neither case been discovered.
The building is the property Of Miss Eliza
beth Breckenridge.
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THE OLD wIFE's VALENTINE.

For The Post
o, Love the wears
WIN thee have kindly dealt
Their smiles aud tears
Tbou has but tightly slt
Thy eyes sill have the glow OF their vo,,u,
Thy checks have Yet their old-tinto AMI
ms Time that's fase-l but speak The
Nay thou must not blush0
as o. Nur valentine send thes
Fun of my ever~liviug loya:
may brave fortune e'er attend thee
MY hearts whlte-bosomed dovel
pons,o, r... r., hive.
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New Case at Greenvi,le.

Greenyille. Texas, February 11-Yellow
hags were hung out yesterday at a resi-
dence on Eas, WASHINGTON street accounted
by George Fleet. who has developed . On 20
OF smallpox. The house is also under s.-let
quarantine, Hub Whatley who has heon
sick in room in the Planters hotel
was removed last night and placed in
quarantine DR.. Miner considering mis-
ease suspicious one.
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school at Gnrrett win CIo,c.

Ennis Texas. February 11.-Prof. Nc,
Gee OF the Garrett school was here yes,
terday and stated to The Post correspond.
emit that the citizens of that community
met Friday night and decided To suspend
seleol until after the smallpox scare /,
over. He saws the situation Is sill about
,ue same. only nine cases being reported
al 'ne railroad camp near there.
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kING MARTIN SENTENCED,

lie IL to Re Hanged mt Kaufman
March IL,
Kaufman, Texas. February 11.-Judge j.
h billiard today sentenced King Martin.
a negro who was convicted of rape at the
last term Of court and given the death
penalty, to be hung March II. Martin
made a half hours talk; in substance 1t
was that he was going to treat his jailer
right from now on. He is the negro j.
T. Keller shot some time ago for attempt,
ing to kill him with large piece of iron
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LON DIsTEMpER

W. II. Brown, prominent citizen of
Del Vale in the city yesterday. reports
disease resembling what is known to
the farmers as loln distemper is alarm
lugly prevalent among the horses of Travis
and adjacent counties, James Littlepage
OF Hornsbys Bend is reported as having
lost twentysiX head, and several other
farmers have lost from two 10 six head,
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rev. MuIkcy nt wa,o

Waco. Texas. February i1.--Abe Muiksy,
VINO has been conducting = revival At
Morrow street church. closed at that
church today ana commenced meeting
a. me Fitth Street Methodist church. Ths
revival has gained in interest dan, ana
40 oid time religious upheavai is espee; "A
:. rum stree. The meeting VIII be con.
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Auntin nam sl,...

Nas'ln' Texas, February il.-pr. George W
S'sy'oH, who has an international reputation
~ !, : Judge Of doss. arrived from chiearo yes.
5r Sisv mornine and rsglsteFed at the sslse.
,vns me austin Cog show. which viii -, ~,
FEBRUARY 81 to q, Inclusive. W. DC n'''
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SMALL sTooK OF COTTON !
Only seven Hundred baiss
Held M Nncoghee', mn

Nacogdoches. Texas. FetrArp "a
amount OF cotton on hand !anu 90 ~
6i91 bales since then about *, Z
have been received The hiss ,..s 3
cotton has reduced the amour, z q ~ W
the yards and at the comptss' u ts.le7 Z
This is tho smallest amount wa w
hand 1t iliis season OF me wa
here. ,, ,sf k
Al Of the oil mills. esoep ,- ~
mill. have called in their eo. NJ lois
ers and the field is clear ior - ~ -
which has reduced the pr'ss N
$3.50 10 SIS pei ton
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The House.

Washington, February 1.-THE time OF
the house will be completely occupied this
week. Under the rules Monday will be
devoted TO the District OF Columbia bills
Tuesday the executive, legislative and
judicial appropriation bill will be taken
up. il is 70 consume Tuesday and We'd
nesday aud on Thursday the house will
enter upon a weeks discussion OF the
Puerto Rican tariff bill. As this measure
Is the entering wedge in the matter al
legislation for our nsular possessions, il
naturally attracts much attention and
there has already developed much press
ure for time especially on the demo-
cratic side, Sc that 1t is probable night
sessions may be held toward the close Of
the debate next week
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Telephone Numbers: s ss.ts.,:. ~

The city.--The Post Is delivered to any part OF the
city by carriers, per month. $500; three months
$500; six months. 5000; one year. sIa.oo.
Mr.. Theodore Bering has charge Of the city
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Boring. Chas. Lott and Paul Hobby are the au-
uIorlred collectors of all city bills doth ajvertls-
Ing and subscription and no money should be
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ton Printing Company
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Will please notify the office promptly. Every
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$50 O'Clock a.
Under no circumstances viii orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid, or accepted In payment OF accounts.
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Three cnres at Ionnnin

Joaquin, Texas February lo-Dr. p. C
swerinsen, county health officer Of shelby
county was here today and found tire.
cases OF smallpox in this little city, MI
are members OF the family OF Mr.. Franz
dren. e"44-
family. u tns
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Cicero glorifsd old age with desthless elo-
qnenoe, and Longfellov wove poetic sarlands
for the brow of the octogenarian. In ono 81
the February magazines william n. Thayer
discusses the longevity OF the workers, the
thinkersthe historians. poets, statesmen and
men OF action aud AFFAIRS. In spite OF all that
has been said abou; the nervous strain" OF
the period and its tremendous wear on yltali.
~ the average duration OF life among men
OF thought during the century has been about
s. years and months. In spite OF the dc
seuerate' tendencies which Max Nordau has
detected In the worlds literature the ayerag,
life Of forty-slx poets was Sc years; OF twcn-
ty-slX novellsts, 60 years; Of forty other men
OF letters, 81 years. The musicians are the
men on whom the play OF emotions and tenn.
peramental passions seems to be most wear
ms yet thirty musicians attained the very re-
speetable average age Of G. The average dura-
non OF life for thirty-eight historians was "A
Tor niiy-eight scientists and inventors n and
Tor fourteen economic or political ''agtators"
o. while one hundred and twelve statesmen
revealed their 'degeneratc'' tendencies by NJ.
tanning the average age of II years. The er.
rattle belief that man grows senile a, 20 is
pretty we'll exploded by Mr. Thaycr There
sre innunierahle instances Of the hest work
% a lifetime being done after the meridian
q time has been left FAR behind. Arduous
mental work and activity seems to hurt ne
one, except those who refuse TO do their
share.
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pay high enough for It, we can very readily
part with s2o.coo.oco or more without any dis
comfort" Very like, suggests the indisnapc-
lis sentinel. since our government has kindly
opened the doors Of the National treasury
and told the Bank Of England TO help Itself.
But suppose II wants several times twenty
millions. as &, is liable to do before 1t gets
through with Dom PAUL
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A Cnse NJ CnIn,e.n.n

ColmesneIl. Texas. February ia casa
OF smallpox has developed in town; the
patient is a eolored boy, Lewey Jordon
prs. Stewart and Turner have been an.
pointed health officers. w
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Change in Firm.

Kosse, Texas, February 11.-Mr. t, N.
Williams of the hardware firm of Robert
son & Williams. sold his interest to Mr..
j. B. Gibbs of the Merchants and Farm
ers' bank of Kosse.
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
Mr.. Bryan Expected 10 Arrive Tues
iMN or MchncsdnS.

Austin, Texas, February 11.-Colonel
William j. Bryan is expected in Austin
Tuesday or Wednesday next, having left
Washington last night for this point.
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In quest OF some reason for Congressman
'sibley's change Of allegiance on the none
tsry question. IL has been discovered that,
once upon time. the acrobatic Pennsylva-
nian wes helped out OF R tight business scrape
by tho timely assistance OF Lyman j. Gage.
banker. II Is perhaps unfair to ascribe Mr..
sihley's conversion TO the secrctarys curren-
oy plan to abnormal gratitude, but noyerthe
less. II the story be true. obligations to Bank
er Gage may have had some weight
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IN New eases nt shrcx.n

shreveport, La. February s,-The small.
poN. has 80 far ahated here as 10 s,tr.,,
riue or no attention; no new cases ~
GENTLY reported es To-
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Some men hang themselves without waiting
for the maximum Of rope.
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Colonial Secretary chamberlain has nromul-
saieo tue ofarr' Crush the Beers win
.'v'VOo British soldiers IN South Africa ana
hnrylng from capeiown 10 the scene AZ can
Met aud $1,000 more en- route. It seems j /,
the brutal order w.il be executed. After an
yourg Winston churchil's estimate Of sso, /.
200 troops as the necessary complement 10
destroy the bard hshtng Bosrn. seems 10
haye bern very nearly correct. At any rate.
me LONDON war department has long since
pp' aside tes pleasing Illusion that the sab,u-
sTllon q ocm rauly people wos
heiiday aneif "
FDe hsyeass pepsi yls's
suF fftss9 q the ~ ~.
rstgs cisas4- No. 6 < safssa ss ~
~ 81 tieS u =
xnslsn9 - W 2,
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Guessers multiply at Austin. but the prophet
has not yet been accouched
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The reason why Great Britain made no de-
mands concerning Its contentious with re-
spect to Alaska. as a condition precedent to
the abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer treaty,
is now quite obvious to the most stupid mind
II was not at all necessary to acquire any
thing in Alaska In compensation for anything
surrendered in the isthmlan canal controversy.
since in the Ilay-Pauncetote agreement the
Clsyton-Bulwer treaty was practically pre-
served
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Everybody except Taylor of Kentucky ana
Roosevelt Of New York is willing for Ken
lucky 10 resume the ways Of peace and order.