Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-11

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uul wall rcll,' ln yuUlirm him,
have il,iv hopes of that Pimp
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r.sr al RuilCnlism; 80 thinks Gen
ga. Grant, ~ dl wall unl dilgcr from
las ENyrllrIry,
rhc Prc,iu nj Yesterday appoint
"a T.. Rumscy Wing of Louisville
Kentucky. rs Minister to Ecuador,
.laisc Emhrcy, Ia whom il was Of
Tered, having declined the appoint
mvnt.
Notwithstanding tic very severe
Is felt depression In business c'rclcl
rhrnughuu, the city, il is beginning
iu assume. on the near approach oi
the holidays, something Of its nc
cHstomci gaic,y, Preparation for
the celebration and Observance OF
Thanks giving Dag are hcing made
un a larger scale than ever before
known here, Balls, lectures, spo'
cipl thcauicals, parties, private
hops. etc, are cu~nspicGouSly an.
unnnccd, while very many Of the
churches hold meetings during the
evening ~ well as DAY F"r III
this, however, Christmas and New
Ycnrs's will maintain their suprcin'
~, as the Grand Carni al dates.
Ir'has been stated By some that our
coming fashionable season will be q
very gay nc. II may DC so Ia spc'
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cial cases, but there cannot uiiuc'
thr circumstances be anything Hike
that universal ana genera! system
of entertainment char'c'rri@'hS Inn
city in years gone hy. Inc recoP'
,ions of Secretary FISH promise 70
be elegant, but nc II The only mem,
her OF the Cabinet in n position ~
present TO undertake much; me
receptions Of Secretary MrCu'IoGI
last year were conducted on Il car
Of great magnltcence' Wh,iS to''
year Secretary Boutwell, will be too
busy with his Astronomical oDsGrV''
tions during the evenings IN seeking
new hole in the sky as Il place o.
exit when be and his financial poll
~ 70 mp in n balloon, to hold recep'
tjuns. lie has also gwen notice III
the coursc Of conversations, that he
proposes to live chcapIy, and can
not entertain at all.
y great deal OF interest is beng
manifested in society by the spIcn-
did preparations being made torthe
reception and entertainment OF
guests at the Arlington, u new
and magnificent hotel, ON Vermont
Avenue, and opposite The Executive
Mansion and Lafayette Park. The
name Of the f,r.ftmed Mcssrs
Rpsslc, formerly Of the Delavan
House. Albany, ana now Oh Tue
Fort William Henry Hotel, Lake
George, New York, as lossccs OF the
Arlington House, are sufficient
guarantee as to the excellence of the
entertainment. This hotel will be
the scene of great excitement
throughout the winter, as it is there
the creme de Ia creme Of the travel
ling public find a home. In its ele'
CANT parlors the beauty and fashion
and aristocratic representatives OIL
all our principal cities, and those
s%oiourning here from European
CapitoIs, will assemble in grand re-
unions and for the expression OF the
concentrated sentiment OF public
opinion on society, as well as politl'
cal movements. Al last Washing
ton can boastof Il hotel that is sec.
ond to none on the continent in re-
gard to appearance or the luxurious
gorgcousness of its furnishing, and
first in all that pertains to the com
fort, convenience and pleasure OF its
guests.
Judge Kelly, member of Congress
from Philadelphia, has been inter,
viewing the President on the sub.
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