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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

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''s's.ss:s;=s''Hs FREE. g


Pick up almost any newspaper published
north OF the Red river aud You will See the
word "FREEAin big black Letters. Rend be.
low IL and you Will find q request for wv
names and address OF all the sons and dnugp-
ters OF the Nurthand East 70 hs sent %
"TEXAS EMIGRATION AGENT sedaita
Missouri, who Will mail them wlihout rostt
.FREE GUIDE TO TENAS,p the land q
sunbeams, beautiful prairles and Lovely ssir
leys. This book we have setn- ~ y acoon-
panied with beautiful cOl0red maps, i,lus pul
lions, rates OF fare aud fFeight, null OF luiof-
nation concerning our cllles, ilets, lann e
crops schools, churches, efc. VINO R.ys ~, " &
it? THE MISSOURI, AANaArs y 1 .'..,s, "
RAILWAY. They are sending fhousanhSto
all parts OF the United states and hurvpe.
This goes TO show what they are doing toI .
Texas. They have lately rdnccu tneir 1 n'' w
of fare Tor emlgrauts almost ont. hhii; In N1
trains are crowded and specAt tralh7 ~
frequently run 10 accommodate the peop,,e,,
They ARE spending thousands "a upu4I, 1, NJ. y
Texas They have twelve regular treNel,tnSf
men employed distributing fruo n, st.'
concerning Texas throughout the tn ,ss
states. rhey ask our aid In ther snos'ss
Patronixo the MISSOURI, kANSAcs,
TEXAS RAILWAY. 60 NORTH VA
DENIS0N and through the beauiiiuA in NV. -
Territory. They Will land you uiitotaS x
the Great Union Depot In ST. Louis, Iney
don't compel You TO ride three or four mlls 4.
through the back streets and alleys q y, ~,
Louis In "A toppliDx omnibus. They run tne,I
coaches and sleepers through 70 e. ~. Inv NV
and enter the Union Depot. ~ . sss'uu>7ck
other line from Texas thai does. & t<'.,,
They also run coaches and sleeping '. .'.',
Texas to Hannibal and QuiEey: ineve }if
any friends East looking towaIus ie@r~3 .,i3
so, send therRddress TO the uunets't' ~ M,
he will with pleasure forward tnsr, ~. .;,
also) beautiful nampnlat ana utn w. .sN'
estna matter we'll worth the fn ,,' s5 ~ ~ T
Address, AZ. ~ p's ~ f{r x b
Genl Passer Ag't, Nj, k 4, !, KIN NJ.
une-dAw-tf 't'"''rr7 ~ I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
TIE ON ruearLEM,s EXpRnIrNCr

lgI'Sup henh-lIlie good OF Paul,
incident to dc Mush'r'S Cnll-
10 tell my ''perunrc, tell itall
on. eHAMES put up;
An s. led HLOAI out do stall,
To win &c cup.
Pen, MI you slnnans, cl'ar de track
~ mounted on O' GLoKY'S bn,k
H'r mus IS gwine tH.clicN'tu-clack,
HWN how d,N's gwine !
An SMnn nmltl ~, shacklin' hSck
l'lei benin.
an oahsiuns; in my foolish days,
nru uo dehbil' hlooded haVS:
'ERsuNpCHuS PEyuf, nm WORLDLY WAYS,
~. An inudc 'um ! pc
'"' nnn% y, lurned ',en out to Craze
Widout rorG.
YAM Yah Ohy how usad Ia $780,. We'll,
npr IlcklntS 'Wlnt no Use To tell,
h"tunoet til de road TO hell
via Hnrubt,
an Wglt iWu-lortN on the shell
reward DE pit.
iike Bnlnam, when he rid dc ass,
~, slNed on u-trahlin' lHS'---
.-aIs..I wuH,a pnoe AT c'u'dnt las,
r.sA,An, got TIL owed,
i'o'V,l kELluioN, trotfin' pas,
An back COED.
en- now / simply 'vlses YOU
INV HehiiSh boys Ia talkin' too
"oh mcbher hab thlng TO do
n ,,,Wld Satan's HOSES;
l, buck an Hing you In de sloo,
rus one you crosses
nrt KY RELIGION well In ham,
has l1e her Ike n little mnn---
NM no hoss in all de lam
An, MN run ngin here.
snull como by de Jedges stan
easy winner.
Iripin Russell q, Scribner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
,ofFlcrE or THG HERALD,
plllisi. Texas, October Va. ls.g
MONETARY

49,, tIc monetary market Is somewnu, str,ug.
,,,n LOT outside business, nut there is nin17,
'uGuss ior legitimate business nnd ron,mrry
", pIGt-Lp-llrge pr ccs O1Il Us. smuii ! Ir
HlLNEll-Pr,ces nominal.
There Is but little gold sIIvorI,, ,.....,.
, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l. y" p am =, a, n;
discount; bank, par. y yer '.hi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
TnrIEEA ANM AIrB,S

ApPLES-plentiful; they are quoted at
5000 per barrel; Tor extra choice medium ~;
market dull.
ALMONDS-FarIGgorn from 2SI2jc per H.,
BANANAS-F ON SOD per bunch. None,
FlGS-lu layer per pound, Zoe; no drum
figs in the market; small pill boxes by the
100, II 90.
l.EMONs.Are advancing and are quoted
nj az 5UGlU % per box,
uRANutS-s re scarce and quoted nt 50 ~
@lO 90 per hundred for the Mcssina. No Pal
CrmO or louisiana In market.
PECANS-.>re scarce, NJ II per pound.
They are quoted in New York at lie;
RAISINS-Layvr, per box, 81 aOG3 7j@i %;
for FondOn g.
WALN tlpS-Grcnoblc are quoted NJ poe.
COCOANTTS-Are quoted az 7 % per hun
dred.
PEA NUTS Tennessee firm at lOeI2c p J
pOunu,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

YELLOW PINE-BoXing, fencing, acantllng
y 0)per hundred; dressed boards, " Il Der
huRdrodi ceiling, "a, 81; Getting, -, s. Is;
Notwithstanding 81 75g$2, hOpring, $3 50.
WHITE "INE-Cetliug, ~ 2j@S! Is: wealth
erboardirg, 81; select boards, 81 59aS5.
CYPRESS BOAKDS-Si9Sl -.
SnHGhRs-White pine, - 5O9sj %; cy-
press, 50 5l0t5 NO.
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet; supply ample. The amount of build
ing going on Is considerable and no falling
OIL perceptiblc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26
LlNE AND CEMENT,

LIMI,--The hes quality in barrels, is worth
81 %. in bulk II 80. ordinary Dallas, %
cents per busncl,
CEMENT - Roseudale Is worth 81 90 pc
barrel. Louisville best, little kept, 81 80 per
barrel
PLASTER-Is worth IS 80 per barrel. The
supply OF the above mentioned articles IL
ample; demand fair, market firm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-26

TOBACCO-Is worth from jDa75c ooo,.,
ing tc quality; The market il dr"lin',nW,,'
lle SiocE is large and the demand vry goo6
ClHAltS-Wofth from 50 25US06 for 11n,rI'
Wy WIN Havana 0tters. Market is dulI, s,,,'.
ply ample, demand fair. ''''' sup
, 1876-07-14
HYDE PARK.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC REPUBLICAN
meeting WIS held In the spacious readlng-room
Of the uydo Park House last night for tho pur-
pose of organizing for the coming Presidential
eamoaign.
Mr.. Coy stated the purpose Of tho meeting,
and nominated Mr. E. Z. Ryan for Chairman,
Mr.. Herring acting as Secretary.
Mcssrs. Boguc, Heron, Coy, and others, stated
tho general idea that responsible parties should
be elected In each precinct to organize clubs In
their vlcnltics, the whole to bu controlled By
large centrnl organization.
On motion Of hfr. Nugue, committee COM
poacd Ut Mcssrs. Coy, Folansbcc, Herring,
11anilton, at,a Dugue, WIS appointed to draw up
Thu committee rcpofted IN fayor ot tlle or
ganiEntton Of a centrll club, called the "1fyde
Park Central Republican Club" the officers of
sall CLUB to consist Of . President, SECRETARY,
Treasurer, md ono Vicc-prcs!dcnt froln
each clcutfon district; also, that local Republt.
can Club bo formed In each Of tho districts; and
committee OF three members from each dis.
trsct be appointed to perfect tile organization OF
sucl, clubA, tho Chairman ot each committee to
net as Vicc-lrestdcnt until tho formal election
OF parties to I'LL these Offices. This plan met
with general satisfaction.
A ballot WIS then taken for tho choice OF o1l-
cers for tho Central Club, which resulted rs fol-
lows; President, George N. Doguc; Secretary,
III. Foalansbec; Treasurer, ]. Il. Denslcy.
Tla meeting then adIourued.
, 1876-07-14

was tho split Of The lazy OF 1son Yo1 violste ths
Law when Jon v!Ohtc tho very essential word Of y
--e4u.alcRey.. The whole meaning Of thin is that
there Ia In Tho hnmnn MIND sort OF lon9tng 70 eet
onrc snid thai there arc just Two thngn which l,,,
n,an nntare wants-thc tendency md Opportunity
e wrons an3 I has happened ln .hc astnat91s
now to jump upon tile base metal anl save; hy
clear, sheer .swsndllng. one .af!' Of tho entire entire
owes 10 big erraitors hare ne.sf s!nee l. havs ,
been In public life ecnn any proposition which !ad
In II 70 many Of tho essential clcncta Of Faaealtty
and absolute swinLnv. Do not AZ that t,atis its
ana Insisted on IN relation to this BIZ. Yon may
of 1851, md aEa,n IN ts7s rat them al toEsths!'.
country In al Of them combined would bo light
compared With Tho shock which this proposition
would bring npon the country. It has bee! always
tsuc That. where thore two legal standards q
The more valuable Put thle law Into operation. -
suggested, and overJ particle, Of gold coin wiz
leave tho country 3u4t fast N II can he trans
ported abroad. DO that, and = revolution In dian-
c'al and monetary aalrn utterly unparalleled III the
history Of the nntion Will follow on tho act.
The conferences report was adopted-Jcas, 120;
ndF8 rs Al follows:
, 1876-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
pEMocltAT ON AaATu's ELxcTIoN.

10 tha Ntt{eFH At1ociat<d FftxS.
CHICAGO, July 18.-It IL but natural that
Republican paper should exult over the election
Of a gentleman for Mayor who unquest!ouably
isa gool Republican; but, a. you claim to 10
fair and not simply blind partisan, you will
permit sne to state that thousands Of ta1-paying
yotcrs cast their ballots for Mr. Heath, mud yet
their worst enelnles would not accuse
them Of being tainted with Republican,
Ism, Allow ne briefly to mention q
few OF tho reasons which prompted
Democrats to vote "a they did. Primarily
Mr.. Heath Is by far thu most able Of the three
gentlemen among whom ws had to chousu, be-
Jug fully posted on city atfairs, which Mr. Kim
bali ccrtainly is not, TAeut again. Il was coln-
pli1usnt to our distinguished aud able haancler,
the Hon. 8. i. Hayes, Ut whom We are Justly
rchuks ths want Vi political sagMdfy Shown by
sulall clique Of selfstylel lenders, who tnAlat-
cd upon nominating someho,ly without
uotntnro cvur had bcgn or ever intend-
I'd to bu Democrat, aud by such boyish action
made laughlng-etUtk of themselves aud in-
jurcl lAe party. Lastly, when tlss choaeu can
d!dats Of ho Democracy hal told tau,u politely
, 1876-07-14
"anybo.1y can hit lin; he is The busiest man II
tic business"
And then they don't do Il ali the same.
-. nNAME rnfjR OWN rH{QU, u

Tic business" ~
And then they don't do It all the same.
"NAME rouR own PRIOR"
tho Directors Of the 81. Louts Club camo to
Chicago with the lauttatlc intent Of getting two
or three players 10 strengthen hts ntxt yc9r's
nine, even at the cxpensc Of weakening, Chi.
caRo. This Director, hctnY gentleman, tlht not
sneak nl,out but walked boldly forward to COLI
auer tho mcnhc wn,stc.l BY mere force Of money.
70 one OF tho strongest players In tho Chicago
nlnc-anl perhaps tho best man living IN onc
brancl, Of thc gatne-the e. Loul.an offered y a.. ns
brown Stockings. This did not tnovc tho player
whicli, is, the writer thinks, tho lsrE-
est sum ever offered 70 =, ball
blc answer, and tho interview ended for tho
time. Yesterday tho Director n1Nssed hts forces
for another attnck, md announced that ~
would 70 as high as 1900 soouoF tlan tasl 70
Tim TRIBUNE haau't heard the result Of the
last offer.
To Rnother member OF the ChlcAgos WHO Ills
his poaition a. well as anybody dues tue same
one, this gentleman from s.; Louis ,' anaouMeea @
that hc was prepared to oiier *a,50o for next
season. ~,
10 another he wrote requesting an interview
In a certain public resort, and received 10!
anewer that the player was not IN the laols o.
s.'ins 10 beer gardens to do busncss, or for any
other purpose. - .-.
Perhaps word or two Of comment may not
be atnlss: In the first place, these prcpostcr-
OTIS salaries would II pa1l either break up she
club hiring the men or send It, backers down
into their pockets after check. But that Is
really none Of the Publtc's business; II any man
chooses TO draw q check for tho purpose ua'ncd,
It Is soltly matter between him aud hls credit
ore.
But tho ons important thing which has ca.
capcd the attention Of tho st. Louis Hnn Il tlat
there Ia something moro than tnouey In tic
ball business, ~ if.other things In life. The
members Of The Chicago team afc, Us is known,
gentlemen Ia all their actions, and there Is
i,ut In lie whole Geld gambler, "ldcker,"
or ruurh. The consequence has been
Tits year degrco Of harmony, good
viii, af, general etiIoymcnt in the game, and III
| intercourse OH tho Iilcld never egualcd. And
tllernsclyrs-excep Il bc tho management. Can
| ST. Louis soy tllc same Of her clMbi Docs my
, 1876-07-14
CRICKET.
To-uAI'8 GAMs.

a match Of more Than usual Interest to n1l
lovore OF England's national gatnc will bo nlay-
cd to-day between m eleven selected from tho
Boston aud White Stocking mines, as follows:
Harry Wright, George Wright, scl,afcr, McVoy,
spa1dIne, Barnes, Auson, Mcbride, o'Rourkc,
Leonard, and Murnan, and an elovcn represent
ing tho Chicago Cricket Club. at tho grounds,
Twcnty-thirtl and State streets. Wickets 10 be
pitched at 10 ami drawn at 10. The Chicago
Club puts the following eleven into tho field:
Philip Wehb Wright, Dr. Ogden, G. +. 0glen,
Turner, Tctnplestouc, Bowen, AIcaill, Colby,
Darlow, Ramsay, and Dwyer.
, 1876-07-14

FRANKLIN tfH., nnrfoi =,
There came an energetic ring Ut thc 1oor-bc'l
md grapplcd tho door.knob. A 'ni4ulc.nged
nan, with sinister cuuntcnanco md sinister
breath, stood bcfore lis.
II alu Dom Pedro, Emperor Of Brazil, hc
"Ahp' we replied, "how's the Enpressi"
"Sevcr lnll.u tho EmprusA," hv -cjOincd;
ntust give your. undivided attention to the
Emperor for few minutes; You scs, since
nlcans, AnL mn Making iii e1urt ~ raise t!e
wind, as Tho Americans say. hui selling the
Cuntc,anlni spclilne.hn .hnok. met u party down
town who sud ynti w"rn. an editor, and needed
"Wbat slsu did he tell youf" VIC inter
kHc sail ynu hn.l wife who was ortlo-
graphically sl,aky, aud eleven children WHY !,
sl'oult! cach lavc"',co of NY books by all ineuns."
"Msil, ASt',s w. e'i IL .a.a tint you wore o',
clothes and pretended to he noor. but TINT YOU
were in reality f"rs!ign rrinec, with gold
pronsilcd by royalty you w.,ld unboson
duwn.'"
'That Isn't all tic told, Is itl''
"Nt-he nlsD informed inc lint you hnA wine
IN your 'ear ts,at WIS nnde III the time Of tho
GFAt Crusade. lu1 TINT ynl wt'tlld Invite l!t In
and TIL 1,e au f,tit Of pplln1-cakt anil the jules
OF the arccnt grape tlat would 10 compelled
u get t1st, 0t OF your inOet l1lxurlbu8 Dcus Alu
reiiialn oyus n!ght."
sThou you aro tho Emperor Of Brazil, arc
you1',
am-the sinon-pure, bona tide Emperor
" BRAZIL"
"We,l, Pedro, az you came along the fence
there, dit you uuttco section Of 1t That swings
Ut hihgpsl''
"Why, of eourso I did. You mean the gate,
eupl,uav. How d. you expect got Into the
yardf'
ave Thought perhaps that as you were atl
Emperor yul spurncu to walk through al Or
as',ar. ga.e Htl'l vrawed under tho fence, Now,
Pedro, Oil hoy, LET'S SEQ II you ean get through
that gate agaln wthuut Knocking any OF the
paint utf tl!r poSts."
liz started alnwly ,lnwn tho path, hui stopped
presently, aud by the !n.lveIRent of his lips VIC
tndSed tliat lie wa. tnlulgiug IN atlent anatllo.
mas. Wn quietAy picked up brick ant! 1!n
1hnt's tho only way to deal With Centennial
EpelIlnts. bouk GMperOts.
, 1876-07-14
GENERAL.
TAMSIANY LOVE-TEAST.
TIE ESTIMATION IN WHICH JOHN KELLY ]

TAMSIANY LOvE-TEAsT.
THE ESTIMATION IN WHICH John KELLY Is
HELD,
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
NEW ToRK, July 18.-The most stormy and
excited meeting Of tho Tammany Hall General
Committee for many years was held lust even-
Ing. Runners Of great dissatisfaction with tic
leadership Of John Kelly, especially among tho
more respectable class Of mc1nbcrs, sucl,
as Edward Cooper and Peter D. Oiney, had been
circulated. Tho meeting was called to ratify
the st. Louis nominations. Order was observed
until nftcr tho commcndatory speech Of Au-
proving the action Of John Kelly, was the signal
ios d scene Of the widest and most
dlsgraceful disorder, which almost moek-
Cd all the controlllng efforts Of the
Chairman, Potter D.. Olncy attempted again
greeted at each attempt with mn unroar that
drowned his words. Edward Cooper farc1 littlo
better, aud neither could prevent tho adoption
Of the Kelly resolution. Mr: Coopcr's resolu-
raey In this city wore Ignored. Tho meeting
its tone, admitting some inlstakes from tic
heart only an 4. T'',1a TSsm4anS a,!Sse;a,tS a'sSY ,..
.TAMMANY HAS An oLD-FAHnl0hED TINE.
New YoaK, July 1a.-TI.o Tammany-Ilall
General Commtttee met tonight, Augustus
seaell presiding, and most lively tine ensue. m
nomination Of Tllden und Hendricks as ths most
fitting and proper and only nleans Of saving the
country, An amendment was offered TINT tho
Committee have unabated confidence in John
victory undcr Ills leadership. This pro-
voked an excited discussion. Peter u.
Olney, A, 3. Caldwell, and others, said tic
amendment was out Of place mud should bo ro-
ward Connnr tfnnol,nrcd .inbn Keiiyia nrtlon nt
, 1876-07-14
Watching the IlUaebusll,

kE3IW@ fEfa &F4t9
Oyer the ruins Ut house, wlirh was half
burned, On tirtaty, unpayed street tn the eust-
crn part of the city, r''sebsh ts slowly climb
lng II IL ~ aulnll ytt that the Nlaser who
wuu!d not nutirc It, but for u.onths IL had no
lna help il III its struggles to hide Tic sa.i work
of alv one las llt,le lame E3rl discovered
A father buried beyond the sea-a nn.hcr IN
Ellnwuol, ,-Alie lived IN rottags ncat the rttsc-
oust, with queer old rouple wllusu hcnrt felt
Kindly tuwartl tho urplInn, but who saw nuthlug
III the rs'scb'Iaa beyond what thsy might haye
tGcl4 tn u weed.
II was curly spring when the child found the
bub stul atie carried It rich earth, lifted tht
3.s,. twtgs with tender hands, nnd talked 70 II
u L It. ~sf" n, pa' KoaE eoys ;9sn s @
Ihcy were u nliad to pull up tue bush to sec ler
,hc WHY lame, aud they Weut 10 ind helped lcr
oye T., ths ntks1ed N! I6x5s s Rsy by Day M
noa1tsd loudly she trelnhvd for fear 1t would
allure the bush, and when tho raint!rops fell aEie
4oped they would not strike tho leaves, too
anrshly. No watcher Kaa ever Inoru vlyilant,
slthtui, and patient. sho told no one her
Ono morning. q week ago she found q bud:
Every day., for days aud lays, she hati rrcrcd
unong the leaves TO sce U = bud was forIntug !;
rave a aRa hopeiu I esrt @ sSpiG 1avo despate1' i red
!ho s1ni!eu with Ioy when she found the bud,
Md she nestled In the grass beside tho bush aud
watched It. Tho bud grew aud swcllel, and by
lud by II opened bt, and the lame glrI's heart
lhu hurried dowu to see the r0se bush, the bud
had blossomed. and'a deep red Tose smiled ut
her.
There was but one bud ,--only one rose, 1T was
natures reward ior tho clild's patient ears antl
long watching. She carefully plucked It, and
that morning people driving iu Elmwooa saw q
la1ne child tsndcs1y drop deep rcd rose on q
"poor folks" grave. No uther orna,neut-no
nthey flower. Il sunk among the green grasi
and sparklel and shone lke star u night, aud
xeu tho tears of the child fell upo1l It Ii iustre
Vas that Of diamond. For days, and weeks
tIld mullths she hal tended the rOsebush anu
staoat mark erayo -. ~ kS Il,
thousand 0thcrs that only love could have toll
;hs child thAs = mother'a heart was muiderinL
thcTe.
, 1876-07-14

Ia rn "A thc f1L1 iIorrv- tton thcv tlod thorn.
sn,vc. ~ nv s,,erd, -sr snun NY % ~ ,,i.s
49, 1tnr ~ iat o ~ .o.s.o n,.' @
ths ~ iSm H. a rint a.,
ncnorrntic nnt,inois ~ Ps,p a,t, ofrot,...
atsncc. i. u * ~ m,,ndo-o1 ~ that H. s.nn
escs III 10 ~ - '.i w. T.. ~ s' , t,G ..
tht het Nv NV enttMuss. - nuypoay tu.nhs t,ins
tho ciectiui " n:uneHuAy IN cIteE'on VI Will
may oc expected IN November, they 1sc t!o0ncd
TO scrr1bic disappointment. Ncsncetfnlly,
JoltN tiAnNlCK.
TT Ia unffoubtcttlv true that st1,e rleu,ortnta.
.,1 ,,.x.. -s....t.Ii .,..ss1 1tt. rfs.,.'
1"t. sei5 Lcopeesno4o oHs7t sptcu ioi Mt' Aeatnt
ana MI. daf9leK n'u'seH may nave uohe sol but
1t Is also trno TINT for evory such Democrat who
attnortcd Tfcnth fnur Renrltcot,s xrrr ufalrt1
, 1876-07-14

When tho celebrated singer Henrietta Sontag
began her musical career el,u was subjected to
tho sainc annoyancca and struggles tllat rlalng
talent generally finds obstructlng It's pathway
as It would race over the burning sands Of life
to tho hayon of fntue md fortune. NGycrthe-
Ices her debut In Vienna was most brilliant,
spite Of the enormous sea Of opposition TINT
greeted htr, yet the encouraging fear VI the
lions could not entirely drown the ltssing Of
tle snakes.
falling fayoritc oi the public, but still powerful
rival. Amelia 5tclnlngcr, whoec vocal octayc had
bccn considerably broken and reduced by dtssi-
patton, hut she euunted scores OF aduirers who
wsro ready to dcfcId l.cr position BY, every
tually succeeded In tiriving the dangerous rival
OF their "Stelningcr" from thu field.
.ChaGrlncd, II not hnmtltated, sontag left
Vienna laruuring anything but friendly feelings
years latcr, willis she wis In tho glory u her
triumph, singing with the great tenor lager,
aud the ncyer-to-l,c-foggotttn bu!To, Spitzcticr,
at the Royal Theatre, Berlin, when riding alone
tracted by hearIng an Austrian SOLE, fatnlIar
from childhood md home, sung OH tho street
cOrnor BY a little GIL about six years old, who
led by tic hand 4 iorlorr-iookIuE blind woman.
It waa Hal and touching nr, and the happy
cantatriee Immediately orIerel her coupe to IL
halted, called tho llttfe singer to her, aud said:
cchol''
"Nann,c," the child replied, with d strong
Vienna accent,
"And who is the woman with youl''
"My poor blind mother, la1y.h
"Ah1 w,lat Is her ,auic!"
"A1nelia etainlnger, lnay.n
greatest surprise.
Yes, lady, my mother Was grcat singer IN
Vicnnn long ago, but Sll0 lost icr y0ter, anu
then she wcpt So much tl,At tho light went out
Sf flattu
, 1876-07-14

u Ms Kditor af TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO, duly lo.--I noticed In yesterdays
7ymes that O'Leary's friends arc anxious to see
him on hls mcttlo before he starts fur England,
and MS my match with Fidcth Is plt, through no
fault Of mine, wish to rcrninl O'Lcnry Of his
agreement to walk match With inc for $500
side, similar to Our first mutch which he won,
provtling I bcat the tin.o he n,al1o In said
match. Each Of us having won matcll, call
on him to carry>on Ills agreement, and walk tue
third match. am willing 10 walk In the Second
Regiment Ar1nory, Dexter Park, or any sutt
abiu place he inny namc, from i've to
thirty days aftcr signing articles, he to 1sarno
time and place, also stakeholder. From! .past
experience lie knows mean business, and Il lle
wants bona tllc match hlcanb DO accommodated.
II not tho people will infer that he Il following
Weston's method OF l!tppotIromtng, which will
will have the pluck to carry out Ms agrce,ncnt.
JouN ENNIS.