The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-17

who IL u Clrcasslon, lilo was born Ii
the town OF Chamara, and II twenty
six years Of age lie keeps the com.
pany's books aud papers.
a Paris doctor (Dspoull was neees
sary 10 bring the young heir 10 III,
throne of Brazil into the world, III,
fee was SEQ, 900 IN gold, besides travel
Ing expenses To nnd from Brazil
The editor Of the Rochester Chroni
Gle says he wrote Grants last message.
We knew II was written by some block.
head or other, but supposed II was
Grant himself
a wife will hardly ever notice
whether her husband has had his hair
cut or not, but lot him 20 home with q
strange hair pin sticking In his over.
coat and she'll see II before he reaches
the gate.
The New Orleans Times quotes from
an exchange the following good
thing about Joyce aud Avery being
wanted at the penltcnliary "liings of
his fingers and stripes on his clothes,
Joyce will have eompany where Avery
goes.p
In view of the fact that Milton got
az much w thirty-iye dollars for
paradise LOST the price Thirty
thousand dollars paid for General
Shorman's book Is pronounced con-
temptible.
The richest woman IN America II
the wife of Prof. CANNED, formerly
OF Brown University, Rhode Island.
She has an income OF ut least. 81 900, 900
n year, her fathers estate, which She
has just inherited, being estimated at
fully 80, 100000.
Washington letter. Among our best
pedestrians are two young En- lish la
dies, sisters, who tramp five or six
miles every afternoon, wearing dark
cashmere suits with vest overdresses,
and killed skirts short enough to show
heavy walking boots.
NJ. J. G. Bancroft Davis, American
Minister to Berlin, is taking pleasure
trip to Italy and Egypt, and will return
to his post about the beginning OF Jau-
uary. The business of the legation
Is meanwhile conducted 10y Mr.. Ham.
iiton Fish, Jr., the first Secretary.
Mrs. Field, who used to accompany
Mrs. Tilton so regularly to court dur.
ing the scandal trial, generously raised
four hundred dollars for her from
members Of the WOman's Club In
Brooklyn, and presented 1t to her with
other gifts few Days ago. Mrs. Til
ton resides very quietly with her
mother In q small tenement in the
outskirts Of Brooklyn.
President Porter, Of Yale College, IL
quoted by the New Haven Palladium
as having asserted mt meeting of wo-
men Of that city last Sunday evening
to further the cause Of temperance that
q "great mistake had been made in
attempting to deal with the temper
ance question by public act"
They had better just burst open all
the prison doors aud let the boys ont.
The jail system Is mookery. The
boss IL away, and here comes news
that Helmbold Is free again. None
but honest men stay in Jail, and they
have to be fed at the public expense.
Wouldn't II be u good deal better to
just burpt the whole business Wide
open
st. Louis Republican,; ~ beg par
don, sir; I'm attached to you !" she eX'
claimed, pettishly, in the street car,
struggling at the same time TO free her
clanking chain, which had got hooked
upon his button. He lifted his hat and
bowed and slammered. "The attach
msnt Ia mutual, madam, assure YOU"
The chain was loosed, and the lady got
off, blushing, and the young man sat
down complacently. 1t wouldn't hap
pen that way once In thousand
times.