The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-10

Ing In Paris, is announced as engaged
TO The Duke de Proslin.
There are four hundred hootblaelxs In
London, and last year they contribu-
ted 5000 to build u "Boott lacks
home.N
Delicate little gold Watches with
pale opalescent enamellngs, are car
ried by the fine ileur of society.
Pompadonr and eureka fans, of me.
dunn size, are 10 be the predominant
Ing shapes for the coming season.
The only hotel In London kept on
the American plan made II dividend
last year OF seventeen and one-half per
cent.
Small silk bows are worn in the hair
on the left side, and also at the back Of
the head amid the cunning little curs.
Artificial flowers sewed on wide
band Of black velvet are worn about
the throat by the fashionable bellies as
II necklace.
Lace sashes are something new.
They are of Cluny and guipure, and
lined with brilliant silk to keep them
spread"
Tulle berthas are fashionable for
evening dress. They should invarla-
bly, be made over foundation of stiff
lace, neatly faced.
The American eagle will proudly
distinguish the pew TO be set apart for
Americans in Rev. Joseph Parker's
church IN London.
Laces for the neck, and also for trim
ming Of dresses, outside garments aud
bonnets, were never so profilsely used
as at this season.
Bergh's efforts to put down pigeon
shooting have been at last crowned
with success. The sport has been de-
clared Illegal.
The latest out for neckgear is en-
bodied in faille silk, with valenciennes
or point duchesse lace insertions, and
edged with lace two inches in width.
There We're forty-fve gallons Of writ
ing fluid used in congress last session.
This was only writing fluid, mind you;
there were other kinds that were used,
of course.
The countess de Paris owes to the
honesty of a gallant soldier the restor-
alton Of diamond worth 5000 francs,
which she lost on the night of the ball
at the tribunal of commerce.
Henri Rochefort intends visiting
this country, where he will lecture in
this and other cities, prior to taking up
II 10 pnpt Inf, IN IL, RpncSnlc T. 10 l,ne tk,ln
graphed to Paris for funds.
The sultan of Turkey is of full, stout
figure, and wears n plain blue suit
with the inevitable scarlet fez. "Vice,r
says n writer, "has not blighted this
mans face, or even made it unkjndly."
A French lady sent this to the prin ce
"Niay the violets and prim-
roses blossom on the sixteenth all over
France, to greet the birthday of our
dariing" Oh, you dear little imp!
Gossip from China--A woman who
to kill her husband and
marry his brother, has been sentenced
in Pekin to be torn to pieces by bull
locks. The man is to be merely cruci-
fled and tortured with spear wounds.
Vasquez, the Cali 'ornia bandit, will
confer reward of $4,000 by allowing
his pursuers to capture him. He's
very wicked old pirate, however, and
lives In constant fear that he may be
made to do so benevolent an act
One of these fiue days we shall hear
that the body of rh. Mast, riddled with
bullets, has been suspended from
high tree out west. He has been illus
trating the crimes of the Missouri BAN
dts before Saint Louis AUDIENCE
Boston Post.
Two saloon keepers Of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, who sold liquor to Samuel Clark,
while he was on II spree, that termina-
ted in his death, We're fined, $50 and
the other $50. Since tn Ell the trade in
lightning has ia lien of con-
The latest freak Of the mysterious
goddess is o "flirtation' pocket hand.
kerchief, composed Of grass muslin and
faiIle silk, the latter for border in
bright colors. The borders are stitched
upon the edges, in bands, about the
width of an ordinary hemstitch.
For scarfs. sashes, and other articles
for neck wear, Spanish and French
nets, guipure, and Chantilly are the |
most used, and for trimming purposes,
yak and cluny, both in black and col
Drs. A specially IS also made in real
Iaces of all widths and patterns.
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