tween Fletcl.er and Ferguson about the ownership of the house. Policeman Mack testified that Saddler said that Fletcher had no business in the house, and that he intended to put him out. This man and two others came oat, endeavored to jostle witness, and tried to get his club out of his hand. In the melee, Saddler got his head injured, but wit ness denied having struck,him. The Mayor required the accused to give security iv the sum of two hundred dollars for his good be havior.