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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-19
FOR SALE.

rNdE LOT ON KENTUCKY STREET,
| belonging to EnOch Miller. II i feet
front by - deep. For further information
enquire ON the premises. lyINh
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FOR SALE.
EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE,

SALOON On MAIN STREET. BEST
a location In this city. Enquire al
ag2sb REGIoIEr. OF ICE.
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81 M I TIL &c CO..
Brewer, MalsterS and Hop Dealers.
Having thoroughly renovated the Wheel
ing Brewery, and changed It's entire man
agemcnt by organizing "a JOINT stock
Company, ard placing Mr.. \. r.. Smith In
charge OF the Brewing DEPARTING Mt, we ar"
now prepared Ia furnish
~mIth's Celebrated Bitter, Pale ANA
Kennett AleS, Porter, DC,
Fully up To the standard which mus here
iofore given them such extensive Teputa-
ton.
unexpectedly solicit your patronage.
rc14h -NITH & 30.
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Largest stock of Meats I'm TN e
State

CHESTER II Ms, THE BEST AND
Y most reliable Hams in the market;
sugar cured shoulders, Plain shoulders,
sugar Cured Break fast Bacon, Clear sides,
Mess Pork, Family PORK, Rump Pol X,
Pure Leaf Lard In TeTc-s, Barrels, Halt
Barrels, Kegs, Pals and Hali-Pails. Our
own PrUduct-SuperIOr to any IN the mar
ket. NJ risk of loss and damage 70 the
dealer IN handling our meats. Prices re
now at tom.
je2l LIST. DAVENPORT & PARKS.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

-ALFN 10 = J \,
SrJ' session i-glu- september d, ~
Collegiate elective and prrpar tory
cnur-,-, Uu-uI pass-d .Ocatlon. Mountain
china b.. Nora community Five churches
Odd to- d. Moderate expense: from slDl
90 $40 tor ga months, inc udIuz tuition.
BOARD. ETC.. etc. Students rom u teen
.ates, indian Territory, md Mexico.
Twenty Students iGOUI West virgin "a. For
CatAlOgu.-- etc, h4dIs~-
~ECkEIAKY or FACULTY.
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l'th Grand Monthly Drawing, Tuesday
>uy.nIDrr Gth. capital Prize s.awn TICK
Its, = each. h.n.tN ~
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..nd 10 make close conn ection al
Us, a6as for all points south south an W south add
...st CnIcago tor ali points west an"
Ng.,nl~'.r'.s'',,d trains make connections at
more for PhILsGeiPhia, sew f,y ,a lo ak
E,,tor. AT washington I''! WI All
~, bound trains make direct conne &c;
"r'. ., g'' a., principal points West ana
HN,s,' palace, ears on all night trains.
ti..rf ~. p.JTS8 URG Il AND BAL
Erht".l MORE DIVISION.
.,.rs ARRIVES.
Washington Pa,
~ ry"N7 S.-U4.N. daily It.-....ll H5A. M
IT, Washington, Pa,
- ~,...7 5.z5 Pm. daily ATT :lu p. N.
a.. ...'y.5.,ptsd. sundays excepted.
- s .,is to an principal points on sale
~ .at. once open at az houEs ""''"s
-a ~ THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
r nEVRIES. General Ageui ma4o
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
their
VALUABLE AlTERATiVE WATERS

ana tasHiOHaDi" Patronage, are now open
al reduction 81 rates on FORMER seasOup.
BJAED-sj per day, ~ per week, ana s7j
per month Of unity days.
Special arrangements may be- made for
UarR" families mat 4psu the soapOn.
lei bfDtGE l.. PklTDS q 90.
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81 NTH &c 90.

W. II. CALDWELL, President.
A. f.. SMITH, Brewer.
A. X. STEW ENSON, Manager.
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PLU M q z RS.
WILLIAM HARE,

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To MlN
y Fortune. +th Grand Dollar Drawing,
~. \: New Orleans. Tuesday, October
ID. louisiana state Lot cry company.
This Institution wa, regularly iucor-
poratcd by the Legislature OF the stat"
for Educational and IhMItbI" purposes
ln ls6S, with "A Capitol oisl"''O. 10 which
il has since added "A reserve iuud of $50.
UIp. It's grand single NumO,i bInwlu-s
wi. take place monthly. NuCrcr scales or
Dnsfl0ney. Look nj the following scheme:
Gamma. DuIZI son nnn
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VI III TT III !" "'"'''
lWUU Tickets at one Dollar each
ArPRoXIMArloN rRIlFS.

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ltN7 Prizes, amounting to................ so-'sbi
Write tor circulars or Srnu orders u
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Cinnamon and Spiders.

"AUltU, NuItU OUT UVUVIV NI''I'T
The toper~ sadl sigh;
King in the punch, ring out the DEBT,
\ due is on the rye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20

Mr. WILLIAM MATHEWS, 10y whose ossaye
on Tie use aud abuse OF words we were not par
tirularly impressed. has given us under the
title OF HYYrs tN Nla ol.i BOOKS Chicago
5. G. Grig4S i Col. amure substantial anil at
tra1iNc volume. Here are some twenty uupsr-
whose theme i- sometimes fruitful and some.
times ir.te. it which D. IN ~ handled iy tlo
writor in the eony, ntionu or rhui-tine way.
This is tho moro remarkable heoau-, the au-
thor is u professor IA the Ga. ago University
az we are not accustomed to look to coliog -
ior pioneer work in thinking. or for hoterodox
Bohemian sympltAics. Ia branding. f0r inc
-iai %. the Hufuhag If curly RISING nd worl
INK 10y rule. the spout NJ mania whi'h anlits
our IT, ia water acHd ~ ics and tho tuaily rrs-
postcroue over-estimata " mus ala. strength
az an index Of health which prevails in our
iimc-honored sealoard institutions H.. pune
turing these bubbles Mr. NJ thcws talks rather
ns Journalist. or man vi tho world, than rs a
p"dasoSue.
Thtse ESSAYS nrc modelled after tho Nacaulny
not the Carlyle l,i' IN; they 20 aho ia subject
and not into 1t. and sometime cyinc "a f,yerish
cagornrss 10 tell all the author knows. We DO
not find ourselves so ovcrpowered. os some OF
our brethren cf the rural press profess 20 be,
by he vast range Of Mr. Mathew reading
ani his wOath Of illustrate ~ lie certainly
quotes a 70 "a deal. and docs not AWAY. mari.
his e'i...ii n-; tat his learning docs na, -trik,
vs. a- p.i Dlar'y wide Of rstonlIte. and mauy
80 the verses aul nr0thrln- with which ho
aims fo 'nI'i'. -h h.s pages. are ', ilo w.Il-
rn hui that att-i- "a 81 ni,rN-frrni-ird
n.n' NNr'i.i" uruhfi.tuf writing down 20
20 '.N JOS Z W na fo fll tlAt ,it
Nat'.."- 00i-..ou- n. lf..u..i- .ilh.- .ll-
turn since. ia drI rc'ating io % certain est, No
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not 80 much seasons of grief as of rejoicing and
feasting.
As tho Indian Of tho Philippines. and cspo-
cay the Tagalc. is brave in war. so in civil life
" would los hard to find gcntler or moro pa-
tcnt being. The Suaniards strange to say who
wero 90 cruel ia llispanoa and Peru. havo
shown Themselves almost patcrnal in at
mont Of these ISLANDERS W. would not affirm.
however. that tho alcado. or excise commits
soncr, fresh from the mother country. is not
often guilty Of cvtortion. On the whole. the
Tagaiu is rarely rich. and when native hap.
pons TO become possessed Of wealth he ia Curl
ously lavish in the spending Of it. II he has a
lawsuit. no follows It to the last tribunal VI
appeal or the last penny in his purse. l. he
in love. he loads hs sweetheart with jewels
and rich silks. and if ne IL an ardent Catnp-
lir. cNpcnds immense sums in masses, cam
dies and domiriiiury pouodioG1us. on the
other hand. while the native is too weak to keep
nforun"- the half breeds belonging to the caste
called Sanalcy arc remarkable for ayariae and
the mercantile faculty. These sharp business
mon are the offspring Of unions between China
men and Indian women. 1t Is incredible with
what rigor and contempt these id-hlnodcI
beings treat their Taello employees. They arc
tho brokers and middlomcn OF the Phil pinoa.
1t is rare to sac farmers crops enter his own
grannrioe: long before harvest timo they wcio
sol standing TO tho factor to cover moa-re adj
vnne's. Notwithstanding these and other
troubles incident 90 his character nd situation,
the Indian OF Lucon Is confronted and cheerful.
and seems To- constitute Che most engaging typo
among the races Of the Malay archipelago.
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lie Loves Her Yet.

From ne QHr>r,
used 10 think you very fair,
ANA uiii .o very simple,
h'thut' Aou had a Childllkc air
And such saucy dnnplcl
used IN think YOU loved the birds
AMI iisrd among the flowers.
AM lhhi Nou meant the whispered worls
You snld IN twilight hours.
Ana on ! thought yOn would be true,
Although Nuu were So never,
And yet w'll he true To you
for eNerhll iur ever.
wonder II you lnite forget
lhc dlvs ~ nj together,
or II Nuu tim, 40 ith vague rrlret
on tangled srass a. heather,
wonder II your eyes are stll
As blue ~ when Ne parted
saw them turn away amt M,
And Thought yuu broken hearted.
An well YOU were a sad coquctte
hul ! ~ forget luu never,
u Keep oar rose 'iis treasured yeO
FVr ef,rani to- eYeT,
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pied before birth, namely. with nm b..
iQurhng the chin II is then scwol 10, n~g
SKIN newly uycd. AMI iad in "A qpnIN III \
tho hoad nearly Lowell with tho ei,f sl..
much Importance b. attached to tNn.. Uf..t If. ~
accomplishment W this du'y that hv u 'oi5
deviation ni the moral -Nf-e ID ug.ra..I .sp
apprgd. mes his its' hour. his friends 80 IAl
tu r'll'N' me- s1l'rin - than - prr. rs
burial. Arpr"hen'ling hat his honos 10. .ir,, ",
hyagn. may become tlO rigid uttrr tl,at. ',a'
are car, iul TO press hi- limbs inf1 by, lu.y
posture. ana stitch him up. while 'li,n TYPO
shrpud. winch. heiuA artN hllo abl .... NJ As
as II lrf's. pf course nHcasI Yne rtulli. i.S
What s ems In oue,~i Mt with fH- ..l a'a.rs'
which indicates a ballet "a % -o.UiI Wy
custom ~ pli"ins iu iho -luNH W.u...
tools. and iu the oHso ut q D.io..flo % n o..
US II the de- aeusod woro about to undo. N,
journey. "
,sitnor Moreno hal another ot.c.tn n,b..
~ portray ~. us Mu-t"r- bad 0'l.r wv.
skH hcd. the manners Di fil' lHtI..n
being specially interested in thn'
vanished s'n"rniions us ro-. ar hs % NJ
dire ton have been ira .itui.g ia. p,
s'--'S li'inrkthl' prehistoric Hfu..u.
prlslng more than thr,. hundred 3. IA D,
Suutg American rH'cs lh.DNluI ttlu.. rl.'
y wl"n tlo oldest remains blUnr m'i,
niN' ilI'N CURING ih' rrO fHn. geologic. uob
hiit under the sam" so'.Hl conditions Hr.
Called lili runty man l.- pv.rDd 10 .r.'.,
parts ot Europe; Oh" Wu aprons HrH ft im
UW -nrVW'd type. whose frontal au- sn
hd.h larger tian thlt OF the AU-tt no.
ni hrfrNrs which u.' itf 90 letngonii lI.f ha-
lore the cr1 0i discovery. AMI Nuo, 30, tb,
am, -tUf. Nl Oh" ~ srui u'lgN'tnliH
81 Do covert s. pnrnlt Vs. To ,ilir rs
winch WIS developed without admA' ina
''Ih0t ~ iN' siuu'. ami ul which u.. u-5
N n1ini W ,iaw i n@W pn p, p,s r r, m,
h' followed with ihinr ST. hut 10 must .wn.i
iti gu" country offers no other ut' f|O04.
Hy tl' journey Which w. have her. tnt'
Q d. d.
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THE M FfCTO PRESIDENE


DrithstNe l'ttfo9utiNe.
To THE EDfToR or THE SrN-.Sy f.
my public political life. as constitution Den
oarat. and Daniel Webster my tutor ,.oI|
no citizen in conscientious patriotism lnii
language of Shakespeare can say. iaa-
ing is am honor could pr. mulsatr i,' h u
life and being from men of royal Welal uloa
Yet 1 am proud OF brin. ono Of the peop
fDeoos. 1. g., Dcmooracyl--a linral dr-oen,
ant "f Adam and Eve, which tact ~ .lud,
our relationship with princos. peasants. D
tentat's. and poets. Never have bowed II
knee. except TO God; never to man; AMI II ar
exception. Of course. il has been to the earth
divinity Of nntur'-woman without " ,om
| would be-Ncw York without The Sr. IL
| without love. despair without hope. IN .sgar
10 my official visit on the lctn inst To- tAr ii,
Hail. with hundreds of my fcluw-ctiz H4. y0
| are pleased To- compliment me thus VIZ wi
| the exception 81 tie Count Jolnncs. no norso
Of any fame throughout tn" country exc me.
| greetings with Hayes. IL WIS stran-c that
chlNulrnu- Count could have 50 far forg, i'0 n NJ
| dignity as 70 offer snlutations TO a fruuluer
| Mayor Ely viii begin to appreciate g. .erm
| mo e. illustrate this position hiograpicll "
| II. Ny semi -anhassaiorical mission 'o Fnr
| land. upon the Northeast Boundary que-
| minent between Grent Britain and m, uni,s
| States. Dining with the late Duke IT CHuhridg
and Lord Frzroy Somerset taltrrwqrl Flel
| Marshal Lord haglandl. his Highne-s iluire
| OF me- from my knowledge Of public n % VIII
| | thought would he the most Fceepidt 10 IN
| American people. as special ambassal . iron
| England 10 create il possible n ltstlr ra.a.
| between inc two cguntri s.. ~ once y ninai
ed the former AleNnndcr Barring. ! r. tn
American hauk.rnt London. VINO had irrlu
Tie Right Hon Lord A-nl urttn NJ nom lato
was we'll received eutS.qucntly mepu Il an
gnnilrmed by Queen Nltora. tho n SO f.
! W NiiII-tIl. ana tho British Cabinet lar
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hrrLoRlIIoNs N rlrlGoNLL

7 ul..IIl. tL1f thn on-l0rr I,nI0l - ~, T., H.,
! ~, .,. 49,, :, '','
noco. SIN hold some secrets ,bnt ,y,rll wall
! -, a., ~ '''' "'''" WI
! lcNiu INC research OF inc adVehturcr or the
| archaeological But recent travels and cspo-
cinllv the eii,,oti,,,. ,,r,.,.,,i lt,ir,, tl
! past year 10y Six. Francisco Moreno have laid
! bare. in ia nncouth and hlenk reality, one hand
| of fable. the pataconian pcniu.ula.
'hul l"ihh'fs Journey toward tho close of
| the last 90 injury the Interior OF Patagonia was
entirely unknown. tn, sranish and Frrlf.h
..',...,... ' Su, Wv, ,l'"",H, "''' rn-l'"
nS,'N.'"s H",rnH ner'V h''ou some iea'uf'
| oil the coast The rugged and sterile aspect of
a.rntinv not,yi,i-t,nJing tbs n,v,hi.aI e,,i,s
! fortified hy art and stored with treasures only
| cnlnparaile 10 those Of Peru with which its nm
49," So 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-16

The price paid for Forney's Press was
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
seventy thousand dollars less than was
offered for it three years ago. Colonel
Mcclure in 1874 purchased it on basis
of $220,OO0, exclusive of book accounts
and real estate, Forney retaining ones
half Of this amount in stock The
contract was made and accepted by
cable, Forney at the time being in Lon.
don. The announcement that the
Press had been disposed of to new
control created considerable stir in po-
litical circles, and some of Forney' $
friends made vigorous opposition to it.
Lead 10 believe that the independent
and aggressive tone to be given the
Press under the new direction would
depreciate its value as newspaper
property Mr.. Forney declared the bar
gain off and Colonel Mcclure estab-
lished the Philadelphia Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-16
STORM Ar WHITE ROCK.

Dean fran lightning ~ nr. atone
HHd H0n-lho Hrsidonen 81 NJ, AIeH
artchs Receives shack
From II gentleman who arrived from
he nelghborhood yesterday, we learn
cd the particulars Of tbs sudden death
from lightaing Of Mr., stone aud his
lltll son, who resided al ihiie Rock
creek, on the Central railroad, ten
miles from north ot the city When
the storm arose Mr. stone gathered
his family about him and started tor
the "atOrm house, u short distance
away, When near this place, being
In front OF his wife, bearing his little
son In his arms, Mr., Stone was struck
by bolt Of lightning, and both father
and son instantly killed, The light
ming passed down his body, tearing
his boots oil, As soOn M she recover
ed from the shock his wife notified
the nelghbors
The residence OF Dr. =, Hendricks,
about mile from the scene OF this sad
event, WAS also visited by lightning,
The bolt struck the main lightning
rod, and passing down, shattered the
rods that were Joined together on the
roof One bolt went through the roof,
tearing large hole, and shattering
the raftere. Two othera went In op.
posite directions, tearing up the
shingles, and coursinR down the sLJee
Of the building, knocking oia the
weather boarding, and finally going
into the ground, after knocking out
several Of the undcrpins Of the dwell
ing. None OF the inmates Of the
dwelling were injured, The building
was badly damaged, II Is insured for
two years by the company that put up
the lightning rods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-16
DALLAS. TEXAS,
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Tho hOrae auGlioneefs were busy
selling on elm yesterday,
The Park lheatcr company were
quarlered nj the Lelirand hotel.
Elm aud Main street yesterday
were thronged with people. The stores
did thriving trade.
The rain came down In torrents
last night, just az the audience came
out OF the oporuhouae
Sheriff. Moons hotel register has
been lessened by the departure Of
eight Of his boarders for Huntsville.
The city Of late has become unu-
sually quiet Mt night. Very little Of
local interest now transpires after
dark.
Yesterday was n rather dun wheat
aud cotton day, the receipts being
light, owing to the bud condition ofthe
roads from the recent rains.
--Haverly's MINISTRIES return for the
fair week, commencing October ~.
The Wallack combination fellow for
three nights, commencing October 20.
The rainy spell shows up the mud
holes at their worst Those alongside
the street ear track mt the southeast
corner of court square are immense In
their width and depth.
"A drunken negro, astrdc brown
horse, rode furlouHy over the bridge
leading west yesterday, yelling mt the
top OF his voice. He took care to get n
good start before he commenced his
II Disc.
The beefsteaks nj the IeGrand are
the finest to be found in Texas, and
this Is tho verdict e every lover OF
good eating who hAs tried them. We
have, and we are reckoned n tolcrahle
Judge.
The finest shell oysters we have
yet seen brought to this market was
received yesterday by French John.
But then he Is always IN receipt of tn q
very hest Of everything the market and
season affords.
-Gourand's Olympian Cream com
mends itself to old and young alike ~
the most natural effective &nd harm
less embelisher and preventative OF
youth. Price reduced to one dollar.
For sale by Conner ~ Walker, drug
gsts, Dallas, Texas
We see that Professor Ruby, the
wizard soap man, who has medals that
any other man in the city has not, re-
turned to the city with his soap, which
will remove grease spots from YOU
clothes, II is good thing. Try it
He will be ut the fair, weather per-
hitting.
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The genial geullo nan, Maj Whead'
on, who presides l.. the olllce Of the
LsGand 10 gracefully, knows exactly
now 10 make The guests feel At homo.
II, G, Green, formerly OF this city,
but now Of Galveston, was IN the city
yesterday, shaki 4 hands with his
many friends,
Mr. Joseph Mittenthal, the father Of
4, aud T., Mittenlhal, arrived yesler'
lay from New York, Mr. Mlttenthal
viii hereafter make his home with his
Anna IN LhIa CITY
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Cunmins a Davis.

Happening in yesterday at the real "
Bad uOlllto | 4
; ASSAULT on X. A. Price. SAM SjJ~N /
son discharged gun at dove, and the
rebound Of the ball got in its work on
the small boys upper lip who had gone
along to carry game.
johnson C6mM-A young man on his
way to Fort Worth was robbed by two
masked men, who put pistols to his
head to make him ante.--Miss Matte,
young lady of johnson county, com
mitted suicide while visiting relatives in
Columbus, Georgia, by shooting herself
with revolver.-rhe gin of q. +.
Thompson was completely destroyed by
the late storm. Damage, FIVE hundred
dollars.
Lamar Cototty-Luke Bray, a negro
charged with stealing a bale of cotton,
was taken from his home, near Paris,
by mob and hung, having three shots
fired into his body.--The commission
er's court awarded the county practice
to Doctor A. A. Aston, at six hundred
dollars year. The total amount re-
ceived by the Paris sufferers was one
thousand nine hundred and sixty>one
dollars and ninety cents.
| Harris C0,mty-In a house of i'll re-
pute, in Houston, one of its inmates be-
coming boisterous, the landlany tried
to put her out of the room by physical
force, when in the struggle the landlady
bursted blood vessel, dying in few
minutes. "A grave in Houston was
opened by thieves, who expected TO get
treasure they supposed to be buried
with the corpse Houston has lot
of bummers who hang around the court
room to get on the jury.
Grayson County--Edward, little one
year old child of ]. $. johnson, upset a
teapot, badly scalding his breast, aldo.
men and legs. The burn is painful, but
not serious. Eugene Paisley, q young
man of good family, got five years in
the penitentiary for fOoling with othf
peoples cattle.-Barthelow the le, {
Of the Sherman Courier, wrote a not |.
of the meeting OF the grand jury, i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-16

Mus. HARDIN, the wife of the notorious
John Wesley, has been interviewed by a
reporter of the Montgomery (Alabama)
AdrertiSer, who seems to be an ardent
admirer of this woman, whom he states
is possessed of great nerve and courage
She boasts that she can shoot pistol
and manage horse equal to any man,
and intends to make things lively for
Duncan and Armstrong Suclf talk ms
this from this murderer's better half, il
it does him no harm, is certain to work
him no good. Woman, if such thing
be possible, hold thy tongue.
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NoetlN Fixing.

The fountain in the courtyard needs
Garfield abando. The stem and pipe |
Judge Matthews t&in pipe, which
speakership. YesterdaJ stopped up
republican members had Deer over
just as busy devising means WHEREBY |
prevent the house from capturing tn
senate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-16
PARK Theatre Compnny.

Last night the Park theatre compa-
ny appeared at the operahOuse to an
average,szed audience, in the new
piece, "Baby,h adapted to the Ameri-
can stage by Thos, b, Marlborough.
From the opening scene till the fall Of
the curtain on the last act the play en-
gagged the strict attention of the audi
ence, being interpreted throughout
with sparkling wit and comic situa-
tiOns. The acting OF the different
characters by mem beers OF the company
was almost perfect Especially de-
serving of notice was the representa-
tons of Mr., Baily as the papa, Mr.
LeM0yne as the tutor, and Mr. Mac
D0nOugh as Baby's Cousins husband.
Mr., Collier as Baby himself also played
his role In an effective manner, The
actI & OF the ladies OF the company
was above the average, and each inter.
preted tn cir characters charmiugly.
The audience were delighted, and we
were glad to see so many ladies in at
tendance. 1t is unfortunate that long
railroad jump compelled this most ex-
cellent company to forego the fulfill
ment of their second nights stay as
announced We are almost certain
that on their second appearance they
would have been greeted 10y larger
audience than last night.