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g down what we've been saying?" Reporter.--"Certainly not, madam." (Aside""what an old"-- Old Lady, (interrupting).--"Well, then, mister, be you a spy or anything?" Reporter very suddenly subsides, but immediately draws sundry papers containing his record, which he spreads upon the table. To make matters still stronger, he claims relationship with Jeff. Davis, has known Aleck Stephens from his boyhood, went to school with Beauregard, was by Johnston's side at the taking of Chepultepec, and fought in the battle of Bull Run. Smiles of satisfaction gradually creep over all faces. Play concludes by finding all parties satisfied, old lady having introduced pretty black-eyed daughter to the roving Bohemian and suspected spy. One of the principal features of the village of Fairfax is the great number of beautiful horses that daily pass through it. Standing in front of the main hotel, one sees from five hundred to a thousand daily, some of them the finest animals that V