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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08
The snccInI TRAIN % lhe Fair Ground.

The special train furnished by the
Pacific road, for the accommodation OF
those desiring to visit the fair ground
and join In the celebration there, wosan
net deserving the acknowledgements
Of every one, aud was In accordance
with the usual liberal spirit of the road,
The engine was dressed In u beautiful
manner with wreulhs Of flowers, fes-
toons Of cedar and gay pennons, aud
was handled IN careful manner by
Engineer George llnun. The train
was In charge Of Conductor Slmms,
who was assisted by aptaln H. w.
Thompson, IT,, general travelling agent
OF the road, and Mr. Wright, con-
nectcd with the depot Of the road In
this city. The courteous care aud nj
tention given by all three gentlemen
to the passengers II referred TO with
much commentator.
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The street Cars.

The street ear company very kindly
Joined with the rest of our citizens in
extending courtesies TO the visiting
iiremen, in that they carried them
gratis over their line during their stay.
President Keller and Superin tendeut
Dent, of this road, are among our most
public spirited citizens, and in every
way they can contribute to the general
hospitality upon all public or private
occasions, they are anticipative of the
demand and are always muniicent in
their aid.
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The New Hammer Of the Dallas Hook
and Ladder Company.

One of the most strikingly hand
some banners carried in the procession
on Thursday was the new one belong
ing to the Dallas Hook aud Ladder
company, the design Of which is due
to the superior taste of Captain Billy
Myers, one of the members of the conf
pany. The lettering and painting OF
the same was executedby those artistic
painters, Messrs. 0thello & Bailey, and
II was intended to be formally pre-
sented to the company by Miss Belle
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rappahnnnock wheat

Mr. J. w. Allen, of this city, brought
into our office, yesterday, n sample OF
this beautiful and thrifty grain. Mr..
Allen has purchased fifty bushels of 1t
for Mr.. Moss, living south of Dallas,
who designs planting and testing It's
productiveness this winter. Fifty acres
of wheat planted by Mr.. Aliens father
living nearSt. Charles, Missouri, yield
ed him eighteen hundred bushels.
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Personal.

Hon. T. f. Robley, of the thriving
city of Fort Scott, Kansas, was in our
town on yesterday. He witnessed
with particular pleasure the street pa
rade OF the gallant firemen of Dallas
and neighboring cities, and spoke in
terms OF commentator of the noble
aims and purposes Of their organiza.
ton. He is travelling on business con-
nected with the firm of Goodander,
Currie & Co., owners of one of the larg-
est mills and elevator west of St. Louis.
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The quil nuncs have 1t on our streets
that the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
road have succeeded in securing pur-
chase that will enable them to con-
meet with the Dallas and Wichita road
AT or this side of Denton and thus
reach Dallas. The Missouri, Kansas
and Texas are n live and shrewd cor
poration and SEQ the importance to
them of extending their line to our
city.
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Gnlln IlnIlln.

The Shreveport, Marshall and Jeiler-
son liremen left for home yesterday
morning on Il special train. They
were escorted to the depot by com.
mittee of our iiremen and departed,
giving three cheers for Dallas, her citi-
aens and her iiremen. Two of the
coaches contained friends OF the fire.
men who accompanied them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08

Franklin IL selling inks at
unprecedented low prices, nv
also crOquet ana chiyalrie SETS,
gold pens. blank books. sta
tiOnery. etc., etc, of which he
has large quantities, by far the
largest stock i'm Dallas.
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Fat and sassy.

-Four members Of the Sam Houston
engine company, of Sherman, who
Were with US on the 9th, weighed in
the aggregate one thousand and four
pounds, averaging two hundred aud
tifty-one pounds each. Mr.. George
Williams was one of the cheap big"
boys.
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NOTICE.

job work ~ invariably payn-
bie ON delivery, ana all tram
silent advertisements ut the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
Will be strictly observed.
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JOu WORK.

We haye me facilities and the work.
mcn ~ do IN good work, aud ~ I'M
tow rates, ~ can be done anywhere
ANA We moan 10 do II. Hiring your
Pine Job worh Ia THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE, Corner Of Main and
ua.tnr streets.
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Ice Train pitched.

II waslrumored on the streets, yes
terday, That the Arctic ice company
had seven chr loads Of Ice ditched
somewhere in the Indian territory. II
such Is the case, in view of the none
ness of ice IN this city, blessed If we
wouldn't like to be where that wreck
~ to-day.
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Merchants

and other IN the adjoining counties
can get their job work, book binding,
etc, done in the best style and ut ST
Louis prices, by sending their orders to
the Dallas HERALD office.
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ease, should not be neglected. Marstlen's
PICTORIAL Balm ought to be Immediately ad-
minissefed. No parent who studies the
health of their little one but should be pro-
vided with a bottle. For sale by all drug
lists.
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s,oc,,hoIaers, Meeting.

The stockholders in the Dallas bridge ccm-
pany will meet ut the Office of the company
on Friday, the 18th of August 1874. We hope
that every share of stock viii be represent
ed, as business of Importance will be trans
acted. BY order OF the board OF directors,
August 3, 1874. q. NJ. SWlNK,
li9il0t Sec'y Dallas Bridge Company.
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JOHN w. LANE,

Notary public and agent for
the collection Ofcluims at AUS
tin. Omee at CASTOR Il Thomas
bank. north side Of the public
square.
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NOTICE To ADVERTISERS,
IIerenfternII bills for advertisements
In this paper viii be collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts.
Notice.

From and nfter July 20, 1874, Mr.. H. j.
Neville will have charge OF the city circula'
ton OF the Dallas HERALD. subscriptions
due 10 Saturday, the 18Th Of July, inclusive
are payable To Mr.. W. W. Bnsye, from which
date Mr.. Neville In alone authorized TO coll
lect aud receipt for the same.
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A Pretty Incident.

During the march Of the procession
on Tuesday Miss Susie Schonck and
Miss Mammie Kennedy presented
each Of the pipemen of the Dallas en-
CINE company with most beautiful
boQuet.
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Nniicc.

A sermon will be preached on Sunday next
at 1 o'clock p. M, IN the court house'yarj, by
CnthaIine schertz, on the ingathering OF
Israel for the redemption OF spirit, soul and
body, To enter into life eternal, l52d2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08
Lost Child.

In another column n notice, bearing
the mayors signature, describes the APP
pearance Of n child which was found
by officer Bailey, yesterday, and where
II may now be found.
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Wcntl,er Itep0rt.

Mean temperature OF the city ~ Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John y, Roberts, druggist,
corner Of Man aud Houston Streets using
A o'clnclt NJ ,s6e
~ uclOc M',,',,s"''"''''''.''''" "''''''""''n
q O'Clock i. M",,',t ,'"' .,.,''''",''''''''''"'vo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08

B.rkley, but through some defect In
the arrangement this part, which
would have certainly been II most In
teresting and beautiful one, was left
ont
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08

Wall paper and crOquet sets
now at hand, and for sale at
low prices at Reed Il LathrOp's,
ELM street, opposite burnt dis
trict.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08

An elegant new AriOn piano
for sale at cost and carriage.
which is $l7J less than man.
ufactures' price. Thisis II bar
gain NOT found every day.
PIERCE ~ LYLE.
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Mrs. Sophia A. Ault win give instruction
ON the piano at the residence OF Captain
John II. Bryan. on Lamar street, and solicits
share OF patronage. lfsilm
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees IN the
lIeraid once Will he allowed In settle
ments with the ofiice unless nn order
from the Proprietor Nv givcn.
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Exchange
THE GENERAL MARKET.


Bacon: Clearsides l2c; Breakfast lt-c;
Hams, canvassed, li@loc; Hams, sugar-cured,
l5c
Molasses lin barrels per gallon): Fair CSC;
Prime Tc: Choice s)c; Golden Syrup Soc; Silver
Drips 759S9c.
Prime ii,<c; Choice nc; Yellow clsri6ed isc;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08

A natural black or brown l. produced by
using Bineaud's lightning Hair Dye.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08

City and County Scrip,
In sums TO suit taxpayers, at Dallas County
bank. l3ldlm
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THE Dallas Agricultural and Mechanical
Gift Association has two drawings each day,
NJ 10 NJ. and 6P. NJ
WHITAKER " WILKINSON,
l?3d3m Managers.
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Law Blanks of every description, for sale
and printed 10 order Mt this office.
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PICTURE FRAMES

MADE 10 order, and glass fnrn-
ished az Frankiin's book store,
Main street, ncXi door 10 Con-
nor a. Walkers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ORDINANCE
To U.i.nnsa Var;ofv shows.

Section /. BE It ordained by the city cou cow
levied an annual tax OF five hundred uoiia aa,
upon every person or persons, firm oI,'ashli.
citation, pu Suing the occupation oil eNn li,l
Ing within the limits of tho city OF pa .,s,,
theatrical or dramatic representation vl 10.
formances. known and commonly ealeu'J,s
riety shows, for which pay for admitian''
demanded or received. atm
Section 2. BE IL further ordained, VIZ, i,e, ~
license shall be given under the provlsi,v.rr se
this ordinance for less period tllaIl a M Of
months, and then only upon the pay nieh'
sl25 In Unite States currency.
Approved July -, 1874. ,,,vor.
Attest W. III. PRATHER, Sec'y. Hun"
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Attention, Hook and Ladder Company.

All members who have in their possession
the fatigue caps used on the 9TH, will please
leaved them at Messrs. Sanger Brothers I'M
mediately,
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W, C, coNNoR, Foreman
DAILY DRAWING

OF the Dallss Agricultural aud Mechanical
Git Association. The following figures were
drawn yesterday evening, at six O'clock, In
class 90
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Drawn in presence OF John W. Lane. No
tary Public.
WHITAKER X WILKINSON,
Managers.
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Common Il Walker sell Maguire's Cunduran'
so and Snrsaparilla. li3dlw
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Tin: lC lOxl4, charcoal, per box sl7 so; TX
l0xll charcoal, $40 90; 10, l2xl2, charcoal
So 90; IC, charcol, lix2O, SIS so; IN, charcoal,
i4x2O, $40 So IC, lix2O, roofing. SIG so; &c, 2Ox
2S, S34 on; block tin % n SOC; sheet zinc u II
i5c; Pig lead Il Ii lOc; Copper bottoms " h
SOC; Sheet iron 28x27 q ID l2%c Solder extra
refined " h SIC; Galvanized iron in full bun
dies u ID 2Oc: American Russia ~ n Sc.
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Opposition she Life of Trade--Keep IL
Before the Pcopie--CompOsition

From this time forth until further notice,
will put on flrst-class roofs for $3.50 per square
Those who know me know mean It.
lJSdtw w, q, DIBALL,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

orFIuE OF THE DALLAS HFRALp,l
August7, 1874.
corrected daily by the First National Bank
Buying. Selling.
Gold .,,.-..................l019 9l09
Silvfr...................... @No
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A. ~, Steagall, Notary Pub
lie, Office opposite Adams Il
LeOnard'S bank.
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IIl7Ial q so I s si0-iNiglsjIN
ii? lid id lssl 81 NJ IS Al a 81 IS I7s1f
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Conner n Walker sell Maguro's Cunduran-
90 aud Snrsapnrila. l'Shlw
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Why send 10 the northern cities for yonl
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING

The latest styles Of Note PA
pers, with or without mono
gram. in legal Or bon ton folds,
with .DarOnial envelopes to
match In size and tint. All at
PIERCE ~ LYLES.
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\ OST-On the street on Thursday, q small
| A piece of q lady's chain. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving the same at
the Herald office, l52dlw
l OUk AT THIS-l desire to establish con.
i A nection with q good house for the pur-
pose OF handling cotton aud other produce.
Ten years experience In buying and selling
cotton and all kinds of merchandise. Ad.
dress lock box 2SI. lJ0d4t
- ITUATION wANTED-By young man
- with good practical business knowledge,
In some live business. Fair penman and
good ut figures. Address :. l., Herald office.
li9dlw
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Tinncrs' stocks ana Metals.

All sizes, from to 80 cut SO 90; all sizes cas-.
ing to 10 81 90; all sizes finishing to 0S CO
3D. fine 50 %; refined bar iron &C y 10; pillow
iron DC " Ii; pillow steel l21sc u h.
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White clarified lge,Powdoled licicrushed w
Fish lMacheiulli No, !, hal barrels wv ~,
2, hall barrels bpi No. ], kiis " 10 No' - A''A
81 10,
Tobacco, per ~, 0osSic'
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Breadsiuiih ana drain.

Rio, common, Noi Fair 70 good 2hei lTll
30 choices, 2Oci u. q. Java, $780, Tea per lbl Y
u ~. o.,..
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
Success i'm Life.

Perhaps the first and great requisite
to perfect success in life is to be fully
persuaded in your mind what is the OBJ
ject you wish to attain. Many make
their first false step by a wavering, un-
certain beginning. Not quite sure what
their true aim is, they waste precious
time and acquire habits that will unfit
them for any patient, continuous or
energetic labor.
Success must depend, in a great de-
gree, upon the determination to concen-
trate ones self upon some one object.
The object of ones ambition, then,
fully and unchangeably decided. the
plain path of hard working perseverance
punctuality and honesty should be pur-
sued. There is no royal road to sue
cess; for though, as David Copperfield
has told US, some happy talent and
some fortunate opportunity may form
the two sides of the ladder on which
men mount, the rounds of the ladder
must be made of stuff to stand wear
and tear.
For the first round there is perhaps
no better substitute than perseverance
perseverance that will lead one to
work, to go over and over the same dull
routine of what is often merely me-
chanical and uninteresting to labor. 1t
is doubly needed at the commencement
of business, for here concentrate all the
great obstacles that impede the way, so
that it often seems that the first third
is the only really difficult portion of
the road to success.
Punctuality, though seemingly rank
ing among the lesser virtues, its alb
sence will occasion as great evils as
mary a graver fault, and it cannot be
dispensed with in any of the depart
ments of life. The professional man is
ruined without it, and in business
man its absence cannot be tolerated.
Honesty is, if from selfish motives
only, the best policy. Honesty that
will lift a man not only above dishon-
est act, but a mean act. or unworthy
motive; honesty that will extend into
all his dealings, that will allow no
shuffling or shirking of duty, no ap-
pearance of wealth not actually pos
sessed, no extravaganza of living for
bimself or family that may not strictly
and knowingly be allowed, without
detriment to himself or his business,
or without injury to others.
These qualities combined will form
strength of character sufficient to
overcome obstacles, and to insure sue
cess in life in any of its diverse pur
suits. They can never be dispensed
with
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
A Western Casabianca.

4 friend sends us the following. 1t
reminds one of Casabianca, but two
points of difference may be noticed:
Casabianca would not take water, but
the Washington youngster did; Casa
blanca got ''blowed up" this one did
not.
There is nowadays a good deal Of
complaint about the want of obedience
to parental authority on the part of the
rising generation, especially on the part
of the boys. We heard of case the
other day which proves that there are
noble exceptions to the average hoy OF
the period" A young son OF one OF
the principal examiners in the Patent
Office at Washington went to pass his
school vacation at an uncle's in Ken
lucky, near the Ohio River. There
was but one restriction on the scope of
the boys amusements. Horses, dogs,
rifles. shot-guns, &C., were freely al
lowed as companions of his amuse-
ments; but as his cousins were as fond
of the water as so many ducks, he was
requested to shun the boat which the
cousins were won't to use in their
aquatic excursions. He promised faith
fully. like the dutiful lad he is, and de-
parted rejoicing. A recent letter to
his father graphically describes various
excursions and the ''good times" he
had enjoyed, among the very last one
in which the cousins had desired to
visit the Ohio shore. "Ihey went over
in the boat" writes the boy, ''but re-
membered your wishes in that respect,
and so s,ca,n the riuer ~ 1t is under
stood that the next mail announced to
the youngster that the embargo upon
the boat had been removed.-HarperI
Maod,ina
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
VOL. XVIII.
Poetry.
THREE ANGELS.

They say this life is barren. drear and cold
Ever the same sad song was sung of old
Ever the same long weary tale is told.
And to our lips is held the cup of strife;
And yet little love can sweeten life.
They say our hands may grasp but Joys de-
stroyed.
Youth has but dreams, and age an aching
void
Which Dead Sea fruit long, long ago has
cloyed.
Whose night, with wild, tempestuous storms is
rife;
And yst-a little hope can brighten life.
They say we fling ourselves in wild despair
Amidst the broken treasures scattered there
Where all is wrecked, where all once promised
fair,
And stab ourselves with sorrows two-edged
knife,
And yet-a little patience strengthens life.
Is 1t then true, this tale of bitter grief,
OF mortal anguish finding no relief
Lo! midst the winter shines the laurers leaf;
Three angels share the lot Of human strife.
Three Angels glOrify the path of life
Love, Hope, and Patience cheer Us on our
way;
Love, Hope, and Patience form our spirits
stay;
Love, Hope. and Patience watch Us day by
day,
And bid the desert bloom with beauty vsrnsl
Until the earthly fades in the eternal
-FrassT's Nagazine
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
"Pflate's Wife,"

Gustave Dore's new painting with the
above title is described by the London
Academy as q wonderful drama on can
vas. The picture represents Pilates
wife standing on q staircase with an
angel on her left hand the right wing
of the angel is ruddy with the reflected
glow of the torches in the deserted bed
room /; the left is purple With visionary
light. He is opening her spiritual sight
to the scene of the morrow in the
pratorium where PLATE appears, and
to much beside. Pilates wife and the
angel stand at the top of the picture, at
the spectators left hand the scene in
the pretorium faces them, above, and
near to them on the left, is balcony,
where the oppressed of ali ages seem to
be stretching their chained hands to
the great victim of oppression below,
at the bottom of the right side of op-
pressors between them is the process
sion to Calvary. which transforms itself
into another procession, which seems
meant for the eternal crusade of hu.
manity, with warriors in mail, and pre-
lates with cleaning crosiers, marching
up to q cross that CLEANS amid the
hierarchies Of heaven.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
How Drinking Causes Apo
pleXy.

Il is the essential nature of all wines
and spirits to send an increased amount
of blood to the brain. The first effect
of taking glass OF wine or stronger
form of alcohol is to send the blood
there faster than common, hence the
circulation that gives the red face. 1t
increase. the activity OF the brain, and
it works faster, aud SO does the tongue.
But as the blood goes to the BRAIN
faster than common, it returns faster,
and no special harm results. Bat sup
bose a man keeps on drinking, the
blood is sent to the brain 30 fast, IN
such large quantities, that, In order to
make room for it, the arteries have to
enlarge themselves; they increase IN
size, and in doing SO they press against
the more yielding faccid veins, which
carry the blood out of the brain and
thus diminish the size of their pores,
the result being that the blood Is not
only carried to the arteries OF the praln
faster than is natural or healthful, but
it is prevented from leaving it as fast
as usual: hence double set OF causes
of death are in operation. Hence, a
man may drink enough OF brandy or OF
other spirits in q few hours, or even
minutes, to bring on fatal attack OF
appoplexy. This Is literally.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
A Recent French.DecisIOn.

The Tribunel de la Seine, French
court, has recently made decision
which will have a startling effect in
some quarters. 1t is to the effect that
marriages solemnized at the residence
of foreign Minister, resident in France,
are not marriages at all. An Ambassa-
doris house is, for diplomatic purposes,
considered a part Of the country he
represents. That it is so for civil acts
is denied by the decision in question.
Marriages solemnized at such residences
are not, according to this, to be consid-
cred as having occurred in a foreign
country. and are. therefore, not .ecog-
niEed under the laws of France. 1t will
be wise, therefore, for Americans who
have been married at the American
Legation in Paris to have their mar.
riages legalized, in France if they intend
remaining there, or in the country on
their return,