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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

" =, LYgK8 co., iral esl4i0 98rnl, DO, 100
IAmarina, heg ltaTrip raii fhe attention.
Al prlsiHs WISHING io pMa4HiH rhl fslNl 100
lho extensive llals ~ property nN lhr.f
hullall boards iH t4 Hrl 'hn ~
u.ir pnlef, mifl lla rfwmiYs heala ~
nlmmptA NN rrmis," "YHrpt liig
lHs,h nFaUWtH sd "tNimpmyed ARd
" iid iauds, rmhra. ing blaIHra' hppsesani
vacant lps Ia thp rammfplal 0nlrf pl The
city, Also, building lolt, and number ol
very desirable lfsidsuces Situated IA every
quarter ol lha eily, Also, lprga tracts of wild
lluds Ia Dallas and ulhsl epuulips ~ lhe
state, besides q number Of Armsof various
siles, including several lars- Hnl highly lm'
proved plantations Wilhin hye miles Of The
pilyOf Dallas 2uidlm
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The Last chance.

Those wishing chance in that val
liable diamond pin, to be rallied for on
the 24th, and who have not avaied
themselves of the opportunity of Sc
Testing number, would do well to see
to it Immediately, as the remaining
chances are very few; in fact, a few
hours may close the list. This is the
last notice that will appear to warn
those who are waiting to take the last
chance. 1t Is really the most hand
some collection of diamonds it was
ever our lot to inspect, and connois-
seurs of precious stones have pro-
nounced it such. Those who have al
ready taken chances are notified that
an account has been opened at the
banking house of Messrs. Adams &
Leonard, where money will be received
for the chances already taken. Those
In arrears at the time of rattle will lose
their chance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

EverybOdyS question now Is, Where are
we TO buy our Christmas toys, and presents?
That question IN soon answered at that fairy
land, the great Dallas Bazar, where YOU can
Ind the largest, best selected and most ele-
CANT display of toys, both tin and wooden.
Mechanical toys specialty--tool chests,
work-boxes, writing-desks paint-boXes,
pianos, tea sets, furniture sets, dolls, hous.
es, stoves and kitchen sets, dolls all sizes,
music and other albums, hanging and wall
bead baskets, ETC., etc, etc. Our stock OF
fancy China and Bohemian glassware can
not he cxceled in the State, 1t partly con-
sistS OF toilet sets, wine seiS vases of every
description moustache and other cups, fan
cy China and other ornaments, China
and bohemian mugs, and those exquisite
French lava smoking sets and tobacco
boxes. An immense variety of masks of
every description. Doll buggies, wagons,
velocipedes, wheel-barrows, shOo-iys, rock
ing horses, drums, etc., etc. Also, fine
stock of imported French candies. All OF
the above and many other things too num-
crous to mention we are selling Mt New York
prices and determined not to be undersold.
Give the great Dallas Bazaar call on Elm
street, opposite Sanger Brothers. 267dtt.
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TIE aENEMAL MARnET.


Quotations represent cash prices for large
lots, and arc n0tapplioahle 20 SMALL orders
RACON Weak, ClearsidpsI 1901 shoulders,
no,
HAGglNl-Dull, Prices range nom VIC
lhu, Supply Rlnnlii demand limited,
hUTilli-AeliYr, Country ana WESTERN
lb9 zoe, supply limited
HnfHWAk- Finn, at 2O92Ae per pound,
Dllla-htar dull ~ litaMlp1,
Ipffhk-MHTfrt nptlYei prices ranging
nom slM2lG lpr Hloi no Java IA market pl
consequence,
COltN-Flm NJ 0ic per buahel,
CORN MEAlf-A0tlyNnt iOHl hper huhhpl'
WliHAT-Dull ~ " m4l Upper bushel, ,,
flOUli-Quielj good quality OF mnlly
M nom az M % t,l IN per hundred,
.EddS-Aollvei supply llghli sell ~ VIC
2lg pur dozen,
ihUll- Fresh oranges louisiana perbar'
rol, elai apples sl@l ~ per bhrIeli lelhohA'
sld prT box,
lAMs-Maket slrong supply very linz
iiul NJ lUlac per pound,
HAN-Acilyoi' by The wagon load, ss@lO
per ton; balOd, sl2 on the truck,
Market llrmi dlY illhl, lhalhAc
per pOundi day sailed, ll}sC per pound green
70 per ppundHeon hhlledi No pef pounds deer
skins, aA0oiDu,
LAtn@iiut little IN market lierce, le,aoi
tins, bci market dull with downward ton
drucy,
OAlS-Aclyeat j2l.@5io per bushel,
ONlONS-fu large supply prices range
from u 10 - ~ per buhhcL
pOTAIOES-lrlsh, gl4i W per bushcI
sweet potatoes Zoe 10 81 90 per hushcli de-
mand active nnd supply good
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For sale, fora few days only, two large new
buildings, one II cotton gin and the other II
corn and wheat MILL in complete running
order, with smut mill, corn shelter, n good
cotton press, n siSty-ilve saw Pratt gin stand,
with an excellent engine of thirty horse
power, an abundance Of spring yater on tn
premises, and three-Quartcrs of an acre OF
land, situated on the southeast corner of
Poydras and Wood street, known as "Hor-
tons Mill" Apply to W. r. Lyle 4 Co., real
estate agents, No. 100 Lamar street. 26Gdlm
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Horrible Assassination.

A. Fathog, Esq, well known and
solid citizen of our suburbs, was ruth
lessly murdered yesterday, while at
the breakfast table, partaking of his
morning meal. He was first fired at
by his cowardly ussassius through the
windoy of his domieilc, the ball pass.
Ing through his nose, and then, despite
his loud cries for help and frantic
efforts to escape, Knocked in the head
with an axe and his throat cut from
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22
MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH,
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS, December 2i,--C0t.
,ou-DcmnGd slack; prlcesunchanged,
Sales, 1850 bales, Prices irregular but
easier, Good ordinary, to strict good
ordinary, l2sMl82C; low middling to
strict low mlddling l38Grliic mlddling
TO strict mldtllng, l3s@liicj good
middling to middling fair, lil(l5lc.
Receipts, l0ll0 bales; stock, 2lS, 100
bales; eSports, continent, i,27S bales.
Gold, l.ll4. Sight ! discount, Sterl-
ing S. 80.
Flour quiet; XXX,S5 OO@5 %; choice,
5000 80; low grades scarce and In de-
mand.
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. sos Main Street,

Is the number where our
old friends and the public gen.
orally will find us, with u full
stock of books, paper Of all
kinds. stationery, wall paper,
paper bags, wrapping paper
for grOcers and merchants, cot
ton sanipiing paper, etc. New
goods coming In mt
REED a. LATEEHDP'S.
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PRESEN rs.

If you wish nn elegant or
cheap present, for IL friend, go
to FraHklin's book store, 5Ol
Main street, where y0u can find
almost anything yOu can ASA
for i'm the line Of Christmas
holiday goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

Tell me, We winged winds
That round my pathway roar,
Is there, for holiday goods, grander
place
Than Pierce e. Lyle's book store.
The wild winds Whistled round my face
And sternly answered, "nary place"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

ear 10 ear, His murdereB then es-
capped, leaving his wife and tru small
children lall at the breast, mortified
spectators Of The bloody scene which
let them widow and orphans respep'
lively, Although Mr l'athog had
many euemies in our city, he persist
enlly resisted all efforts of our mast
peHeyering Insurance. agenls 70 Insure
mia life
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

Holiday presents, the largest
assortment In the southern
states. 10 compete with any New
York house. You will find at
tlae DOIlnr Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

u yON Whni u i.aC A5ia!C. or
picture, or Aysln 5vviS, OK
pTHJ or bUVH, o. HOril S3X, on
Wr.!ins Va'u 0f asDIm, gO ca
EraMi4iia' y bookstore. 81 & Main
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22
Halfway Personals.

Charley Frost, Esq. the of the luxu.
RANT ringlets), ex-cashier, etc., is in
Dallas for the holidays. When are we
to take that trip to San Diego, Charles !?
"In the sweet by and by?"
That rare bird, George H.Crain, flew
over from Marshall last night, via
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22
TOYS! Tons! TONS!
Al JOl Main street, FTanhTin's
book atOre, IN where Toys may
be Rad very cheap.


Has removed from the Washington House,
on the corner of Market and Wood streets, 10
his new quarters on II IA 1t Get, opposite
Sanger Brothers, where he has opened first
clUsG restaurant anu furnlshe, rooms for
dodgers. ~ Nv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

Parties desiring to buy anything infthe
jewelry line will do well by going to Her
man Lange. He has the finest display and
sells at reasonable figures. 282d2w
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Biggest stock Of Holiday
GOOds In town az
PIERCE 81 LYLE.S.

All 80 who do hunger and thirst after
something good forthe coming holidays, can
have your wants supplied by calling on
i, l., DOWNh& coz
2Gldlw OOd Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

Fon rent by W. u, Eytlo a Co., real estate
agents No, lOD Lamar street, II number OF
business housca, centrally located. Also, u
hotel, large boarding house, ana many res.
licences situated In different parts OF the city.
ululI,,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

A. III. Steagall, merchandise
broker. cOnveyancer and no.
tary public. Oflice-NO. IO7
Lamar street.
22Gdtf
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For sale, very low, by W, H. Lylo & Co.,,
rcnl estate ngonIS, No lop Lamar street, threo
onc'sIory brick building ana lot TOO feet
square, well located, and adapted for q ioun'
dry or manufacturing purposes 2OOdlm
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aailg 9trald.
poIt sAI.Eg,

M residence, e0FneF Faelde avenue
aud lteusion streets, empFaeiag hnii .
black OF ground, viii aell nnlsseh
one'steEy aud baspmeni rorii''nHeFflf
buiidiag, and all neeessary oN1'hHilh'
inEs, eie, Al eaTls applicant lnas A''
anTsa bATgain,
IsO, VI, gwiNDnLLs'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22
MARRIED..

BENNETT .-. SHEPHERD. -- ON Sunday
morning, December -, lh1i, at the Residence
OF the brides father, IN this city, by Rev. W.
ne Wood SAepnolu, all Of this city.
Mississippi and Virginia papers please
COPY,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

Have just received fresh burkwheal Hour
choice golden syrup pnd Goshen pnllefl cod
fish and Irish potatoes, apple hullsr ana
mlnoe meat, and everything tlsp That II
good can aud purchase a. ud Main street
Free delivery, lblilw
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Oood Cheor ana good News

New raians and Ags, all kinds OF fresh
nuts nnd u large irpsh stock 81 slick aud
hncy candies, Tor lhe holidays just received
aud for saleby j, l., DOWNB& co.,
glMlW 0Ol MIN alreeL ..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

Persona Wishing to buy supplies for the
holidays will do well 10 read the advertise
ment Of Williams Bros, in to-duy's paper,
2B2dlanl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

Howard W, Peak, Eslu ~ forl Wolllh %
an authorised travelling agenlo lhe pillaA
Herald, from lhis date unll prlher notice
i, W, tWlNpELls,
December 10, 1914,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22
NEW YORK.

New YORK, December q, Money
easy early In the day, at 3l(1l percent,
but closed FIRM nj ltd5per cent, Prime
mercantile paper, 6CG7! per cent, Stcr.
ling duh and steady mt 81 SI!(Dl % ;
sixty days, in good demand govern
ments strong. Gold dull ut ll@llS.
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NhcMn a.nnA.

Thirty EIGHT hundred acres OF land three
miles west OF DALLAS, eleven thousand acres
of choice lands In dillepie, audH splendid
sheep "ranch" OF twenty hundred
acres on the Guadalupe river IN kcndill
county, for snlcby W, f, Lytr& 60 real IN.
tate agents, No. 100 Lamar street. .GGLln
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IaaIe.l na.nrat EIlla.l .Faanler

This morning, a. ton n'plppk, the
ladies Of -, Matthews church will
open thelEbazar At Yields Iheateh and
win keep il open for tho week Their
arrangements for hnniHlllng lunches,
suppers aud dinners are ample, There
viii be- large assortment NJ toys, i'm
ported expressly forlhe occasion, offer
cd for sale, together with u variety Of
delcacles, candles, etc, aud u very el'
egant assortment " needle aud wursl-
cd work, ON "Wednesday night the
tableaux will be presented, We shall
have more TO say Of the attractions OF
this charming resort Tomorrow,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

For clothing. hats. caps and
shaes, for - mere song, GO TO the
Dollar Store.
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The largest assortment Of
Fancy Goods and Holiday Pre-
seats NJ the Great S0niiern
lbOIlur NtOre,
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CITY BUSINESS.
AnecInI NolIce.

The Good Tomplar' are requested 10 meet
NJ their hall on Wednesday evening, pecem'
her "a, iiuhlnesA Of Importance 10 be ailond'
od 10, W, u, lilltMlNdHAM, W, q, 4,
FAsNIE SAWYER, VS. 2lsi2t
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Attention, Knights of py,,,o.

Members e Ceur de Lion Lodge No. 3. do.
si' rsso Esung uniforms, MS provided for in
are requested TO call Immediately on MasSars
taunton Co., Main street, and leave their
JNO. W. WRIGHT.
IL. y. AUNSPAUGH,
necarhor,o to-, Committee,
Ni 10 iHt' 26tsts
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For cheap dry goods 80 10 tI,c
Dollar Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

NXyANTED-A situation ms salesman or
w stock keeper in II dry goods house, by
one who has had II years experience. Ref
erences given. Address SCoU, Herald office.
2B7d3t
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9OlIlw

The best place 10 hay your
crOckcry and Iuccnswnre ~ tl,e
Dollar Store.
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FOR CHEAlIsQMAs

Holiday Goods 80 10 Ernnklin's
book store, 5Oi Main street.
where they are sold very low.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

A fine front room, suitable for
or Office. Apply at
the Dollar Store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

The most elegant assortment
Of Holiday Goods Ia town al
PIERCE AZ LYLES,
5O7 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22

Holiday Goods for the mill
Iionat PIERCE NLYLES.
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fINAkMAL AMI CDHNEgCIAh
OgurauFTuFi ALLAs HFHtNl
pactnlH ,it ls'i J


penfnlpi ~ lsA
EEfhHEEe,
Hfw York commercial h4ylnR = Discount
sf innia ppmiurlel ai buying, Z iiseuuhh
Stow nflnlusr0munlrinl huh nv = liaiNllii
GALVESTON r1inpflc.Nli ,huylngi "a ilanNNNl'
heW York hauk seiiingi from par % y pre-
Wluiu,
~, Louis hank, selling FROM par lo}4 Pee
MUM, a.
New Orleans hnnk, selling, from par Va y
Oisyesion bank selliag, from par to As4
pIemlun,
huyihg, selling
ssifl,sas. f..."...-.,,.,,..,.ISag Stu
COiion,
The market 10 active and the supply llm'
tied,
Mllillif yjnntfrfutu''Hnr''''rf ~ Ini
Law lllllhfitHiHi'Hf'ff'ff''ff'fH iTH hNHi-
hpvl llhhly'WuHtnuf'''u"H''r sdif9 essiit,ss
Ordinary ''irr'u''ur'''''''nir'''HH pHV'a 'pHN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-22
THIRD is sAVEDA

N quantity by their perfect purity and rre,,
strength; the only kinds made by prac.
tical Chemist and Physician, with scientific
care to insure uniformity, healthfulness deli.
sacy and freedom from all injurious w,bstan.
ces. They are far superior to the common
adulterated kinds. Obtain the genuine oh.
serve our Trade Marks as above "Cre,rns
baking Powder, "Hsnd and Cornncon;a -
I bIy the Baking Powder only in cans secnrelv
labelled; Many have been deceived in loose
'r bulk Powder sold as DR.. Prices.
Manufactured only by
STEELE q PRICE.
Chicago 81 Louis and Oncinnoti
2lbleOdl9wly
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nAnmriI.,l

instantaneous cure Tor Neuralgia,
OJdly II, q, ll0aklNh, Agent Tor Dallas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

! have just received si,6S6 40, one-half Of
the state school fund, forthe present Scholas-
TIC veal, apportiOned to Dallas county for the
payment ~ teachers, und am ready to pay
the same out on She order of the county SUI
perintendent. NJ. v. COLE,
Treasurer OF Dallas Co., Texas.
December II, 1874. 26Sdjt l5wlt
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Heed & LafhrOn.

5O5 Main street, have full stocks of
goods for Christmas presents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-21
a4'eeklu Xennebee 9ournal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
largest folio paper in the State, containing news,
political articles, agricultural ann scientific matter
tales poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark
cts, &c, &C.
Transient Advertisements, = 80 per inch Tor ilrst
week; 25 cents per week for each subsequent In-
sertion. 90
Special Notices, 81 90 per inch for first week; %
cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 70 cents
per line for first Insertion 10 cents per line for each
subsequent insertion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-21

1ailu assnnehee 9ournal,

Issued every morning, except Sundays. 1t CON
reports of the Markets, and has carefully prepared
political and local articles, and generous amount
of farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
!. full compilation of State news.
Terms, IL per amman in ddpdrce; SO IL payment
is not made within the year. Single copies cents,
to be had at the bookstores and at this Office.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Rates may be had application at this office.
, 1874-05-11

The reign OF terror has begunl Mnttrcsaet
hang from windows liko flags at half.mast,
Carpets, heavy with memorial dust, suggest tut
pathways through which our weary feet wore
lea-last yoar. Chairs aud boys stand
logs uppermost, obliylous OF deoorum.
Tables groan like Yankee peddlors be-
meath their packs Diaseotod bedateads,
redo1ont OF kerosene snd former inhabitants,
lean against walls. seeming to sigh: 40 whera
can rest be found7" Chests Of drnwerB appear
draped in nomory Of departed apidors. The
piano, which alone cannot bo overturned aud
cleaned, stands silent sentinel, guarding IN
empty purior; whllo tho guitar is oof-
fined and laid to rest beneath a.
rose -buah. Rusty stoves and lounges
keep company on tho lawn. h[srrors, IN uuox-
peetent places, shook ono with their incongruons
reflections. Cellars aud carrots yomit forth
thetr odds and ends. mold md mildew creep
forth from their hidipg-places, md cast q blight
upon tho spring-day.
D., Doss bark. hons esohlo in eatonishmopt, ana
About tho house, brolcn crookcry jingles, and
izottlos drum In tunelosS musio;. while hammers,
tuned in various keys. tap-tap ncryo-shnttcring
aeeompann9ons g MN. stove and whiewash br1shea
tlirt about.-testloss spirits In noisomo sploro,
Scrt1bbing brushes creak, away their lives.
Ike noo., fab atfangli9g in muddy pools.
brooma "oar out Isko the women who
WELD hem,--Amazons With frowzy hair una
''conquering md to conquer" Husbands and
cats shrink into oornots, aud iovour Ioughuuta
bohind the pantry-doors. Children, bribod to
keep peace, tiptoe over the slippery floor, with
aoMa Of molasHes, soap-suas, and briny tears
falling from thor noseH. Everything drips and
drizzles like November day. Tho shrouded
clock tok~ticks: v Clean housed CLEAN uousa!
CLEAN HOUSE !"
Tho plaguos Of Egypt we're many, but It was
not said unto hert "Cfohn houBel" "Oall lhy
women togosllor and clean housor'
Tho trials Of Job we're grieyons. but it Is not
recorded that 1lo driven forth like dog with
a honc whilo Bedam was raised within htH doora.
10, for yon little cot-bedatead away in the
vo0ts!'' where rumors OF aoilod palnta md fly
speesed paaos might naver reach mo more.
SWINa CLEAR.
, 1874-05-11

rn..nl .us
sooiet, Anu tho pseaa IS shut away 4 gpou
npqoGn' Or = Rood sontonoo III spoo9h, wheh
p4t ~ pslnt, may roach tnonaanaa, Wnen y .h
XIX aeAIu ~ uoann; Iee hrnaa is 1i!nas
,a.o19 g!!,cios H. al IN a9y gooa work pn, hhioFsn-
n,nso.y, .t,dy ls power Ia aomotimoa "ota'ly mlaap-
pnoh' nuu on,,
so noat TIE g. coTHas fa ~ nea n,on,, on
sno pA COMPOSED OF clogn1on fr9m oaS oons
e6on n aoooy o encia oGGs Ia Gor 9or rao
hi0n as hore and In tao State end National bodies
tons ~ o on ns VT w ts msoa o XIX
moro trIo an@lo ~ do}ar T rom % oae p1 mnIo Mo
nonta W., w @ ~ " aciot nrnso n
FOR tn porcssnyv "4 ax,rnaos ns liz Nntionai
Hno ~ mo' ~ onp;,' n
u eonts for sra oosl osg i0"'e W
ave W, boon or' te nrticular IN otai,a A. hovo
tba a"boa. eaeu f y o IL 10
'A'" 'u''''S ~ r,,5, uaE"n r1Ms.' .npr.,.
Tn conc,a,or - un,id anncn; r. NJ, ~ ,,r os
cond cttigana ~ onnat nin1laoot M nan n ioin %
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, 1874-05-11

I'm club life," saYs London correspondent.
1.-THE particulars Of a terrible scandal are ia ova
erybody's mouth. A. gentleman boariug his-
torio name, and connected by marriage with a
Ducal louso In the northern portion Of the King
boen requested 10 retire from tho Arlington and
Marlborough Clubs, and will DO invited to Sim
iIar course by the Garriox Club. It noeras that
Tor aome tlnso past the SUCCESSES Of 1llo person Ia
question in tho card-roolns OF tho Arlington md
Marlborough Aaya attracted attention. and ho
WIS watched At length tho gentlemou who
habitually plnyad with him were satieflod
tllat by sloight- -ot-band .ho was euabled
whoneyor ho pleased to deal hInsef or partner, Or
botE I, certain card. Ills winnings amounted to
$4,000 before ho waa discovered. Ho was then
waited upon by members Of tho two elubs
have named, and informed TINT. il ho did noe
Immediately retire, tho matter would bo mada
public. flR has accordingly retired, but whether
le has mado restitution ain unahio to aay."
, 1874-05-11

Tho Poughkeepslo Eagle says that a few days
agoa lad at Fort Montgomery, attempting to
and cropt In through sliding. 1Io stopped on
what lo aupposod to be a platform. which gave
way, and ho was preolpitated to the layer Of Ice
below. q distance OF thirty-sx foot, whoro ho iny
his eenses came to him ho foMnd thzt both foet
wero frozon, but no bones were broton. Nea.lY
aoad. ho dragged himself along over tho leo to
tue sido OF the house, where, with poco OF
nc 1 sqg m
ono Of 1is foot will have to be amputatod,