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BUSINESS CHANCES.

49, 80
4 STOCK HF E.Nlt!5, CONsLSTISG OF t;ESxtt.
q iarreh4ndls Y uns OF the best husin eas towns
II Scbra4ka Ihs ssanu o1s q the bcst in Yal
nriu, AldttA4 SCOTT CATTLE. seward. Nrb.
l,OR sALE-sT0KE ASn RESIDENCE uU1IDIS0
psyiuy Iuatn+h will take realdsaes worth sI 40 ID ur
ntar etty tn taia paJuen.; sslua -. sou WALLER
ItU1t. ,hALE-A CLEAN. STOCK OF 6IsOCElIIE5
xithnst nsturss: esst !ocaiou o. West bldc; gvvd
}sOH 6ALE-KEsTAuhAkT, uOuu LOCATION,
i doing dEst.csAs bl.!Qe!; cheap for cA.h untn-
eunbsty4 EsA e.tAss f.'bUIchY, ,teu Es.t Randolph.
Of lhs he.t locations IN the rltJ; II cheap
fir cs4h; good bslaeA viii tsse sfsAdY sstslIshs1
lUANTEn-A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN 70
sv ss.sSsps4 H. sa:h e 1hs tSius!ns pssx.; Ga!ea
mediate ct.ies. AdireAA It 1pct. SAsLt1t6 L fuik.
GsIxxs utuse. EAn b. kceu oa MI s1tsf SATURDAY.
, 1877-11-01
RI1I&1 IL

4 FINE PIANO. But LITTLE rskU. f0h 6ALE;
~ SO nonthlJ antil paid ~; warranted fur ysa.s.
REEL Temple Of A1alc. u! f4a bufnA.sL
4 FINE PIANO, nur LITTLE UsEI,. FUR SALE,
n $40 mplthlI uGtl! PAID fuf; x.rrAntEd tor 6fa
ysas lEEus Temple q Au.le ~ Wv luIea n:
I TFNIliMT plAhOs-WANlsASrED Aa DuHAHLK
~ and " AtAud tu tune - lung u Tho be4t 41uafe
piAno. apeetl! prices. NEkUa Txmpts of Music
fTft4lGHT WARRANTED As upHA BLE
tlAaos; speeiai otiI,s. kLkbs Temple VI Nude.
! mn i PlAS.s ASp oAGASs-fiyE YEARS
l.UtJV guarantee. fot c4.t md mo9lhl{ Or quar-
before buJlnx. i!nssfated e.ta:.Tuea Maj!ed free.
I l,fifl FjASu5 AND 0tGAhs-FlVE YEAtsS'
1sUUU guarantee. Fur eash aad moothl{ Of auAf.
teriy payUleui4 We E1ys special tEcsA. Calf and "
AH4the ttlufe buYluk. Hu&trattt Catalogues u1nIst
fres. KEElJs rsmpe Of sL1a!c " Van hursn Il.
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Might Associated Press Report.l


The Star says II is among the rumors
ON the street that the president will
appoint Governor Packard, OF Louis
lana, collector OF the port OF New Or
leans.
Govern or Colquitt, with Senator Cor
don, had al interview with the presi-
dent to-day. The president seemed
glad to hear how we'll Georgia was get
ting along.
Senator Blaine says the story that
he intends to introduce resolution In
the next congress questioning Hayes
election, Is the invention OF an idiot
Mr.. Stephens rode out to day, and
called on Speaker Randall. Mr.. Adams
clerk of the house, and the president
came to the por tico of the white hous,
and conversed wit h Mr.. Stephens wh'
remained In his carriage. 1t was tn,
first meeting of these gentlemen, and
the conversation was confined to topics
Of courtesy.
Ex-Governor Yarmouth telegr apis
friend. here, that Packard win vacate
the st. Louis hotel tomorrow.
Rear Admiral Preble writes from
Panama, dated the 10th of April; Al.
fairs on the isthmus peaceful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
Moon Assoc lated Press Report.

LONDON, April %. "A courier arrived
at Vienna Sunday night with Gort-
schakOfi's circular.
Cardinal Vounicelli Cazoni, arch
bishop of Ferrars, Is dead.
IL appears that Russia will delay the
development Of her intention until the
Goth instant. the chief reason being
that her preparations are not quite
complete. The roads are very bad also.
1t Is stated that Russia finds larger
force will be required for the task be-
fore her than she supposed. The sui
tan, in case OF war, will go to the Dan.
ube to command In person.
The king OF Abyssinia has released
Mr.. Mitchell, the American geog-
rapher.
A Peru dispatch ~ the Times an
nounces that the Russian consulate, at
Kars, has been attacked by some dis
orderly Turkish soldiers. The inmates
were rescued by Turkish troops after a
slight ARRAY. 49,
A dispatch from Boin 10 the Times
says the Servian semi.official press are
again exceedingly hostile. Turkey de-
mands that Servia participate In the
war.
The actual condition Of the Russian
money market may be gathered from
the st. Petersburg Pan.Sclavlst jour
nal. The Novoye Uremya 10 reco m
mending the government to raise
heavy foreign loan, even ut loss oil
forty per cent, rather than multiply
paper money indefinitely. Even nov
the depreciation Of paper Is 80 great
and progresses 50 rapidly, that coin
has risen from four to six roubles. The
Ichetyert during the last few days says
the rumor Of a loan II premature.
There have been negotiations for one
but nothing will be absolutely settled
until war Is regarded az inevitable.
The Times correspondent with the
Turkish army states that ten Thousand
men from Widdin have gone eastward
to the seat OF war. A Times Belgrade
dispatch has the following: Despite
the Insertion OF the Russian telegraph
ic agency that a perfect understanding
has been arrived at between Russli
and Austria, relative TO eastern Affairs
there can be no manner OF doubt tina
the Austrian semi-Oiiicial organ, whici
positively denies the existence OF suci
an understanding, Is correct, aud tina
Austria reserves 10 herself absolute
liberty OF action.
A dispatch from Paris to the Time
says the occupation Of Jasoy by Russian
troons which was announced for Mon
day II confirmed by later news. Ever
arrangement u being made TO secnr
their unobstructed possession OF tn
RoumanIs railway
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
A Gard.

DALLAS. TExAs, April %, 1877.
To THE PUBLIC:
learn that the matter Of diflerenc,
heretofore existing between Mr.. 0g'
den, city collector, and the city c0un-
oil, growing out OF the sale Of lands
for delinquent taxes, has been 'ami-
cably settled ! desire to say that |
was not directly, nor indirectly, party
to this adjustment. After examining
the charter and general law touching
the subject matter in controversy, and
advising Mr.. Ogden Of Ills duty and
rights In the premises, he instructed
me as his attorney to offer to the city
council his ultimatum. | subm tilted
the proposition and affirmed that II
was final. Mr.. Ogden publicly re-
affirmed that the proposition, as sub.
mitted, contained the only basis OF
settlement with the council-that he
"would stand, or fall by It," Without
my knowledge, consent or approval,
this basis of settlement was changed,
and the said "amicable adjustment'
effected. This change, unexplained,
places me In false attitude. When
l asserted that this was
Mr.. Ogdens final proposition
to compromise, / meant Just what /
said, nothing more nor less. | drew
the line and determined to "hew to
it," | did not doubt then, nor have |
ever entertained u doubt, but that Mr..
Ogden was entitled to every copper
that he was demanding AS his fees. |
mean that he was legally entitled 10
his demands as made, not that there
was a vague, underlined moral right
that might in the dim uncertain
future cause u charitable city couu-
ell to declare that, although "the
laborer is worthy OF his hire,h
that there was ''no foundations In
law for the charges, and that the
council had caused to run the city on
moral rights" The proposition sub
mitted was two thousand dollars cash
and balance secured as stipulated.
Settlement as made Preserving one
thousand dollars of said costs to be
credited to the city in my (0gdens) &C.
count, etc.
Who was right? Did Ogden's claim
nave huy IOuuuatou III iuW Nole
the sales OF the land utilities, or did
the city council advance the collector
81 600 and give him other assurances
TOR some - thousand more for the
remainder of his claim? Generous
councill Fortunate collector Or was
Ogden unjustly deprived of the
fees OF this Office. AT least
one OF these questions may Interest
the taxpayer, who is so pernicious as
TO grol0i about generous council ad
vancing one OF Its officers 81 900 on I
claim that had no Foundation II
law.n | accuse no one of lntentiona
wrong. | merely state the facts.
"Let us have peace,n but not at th,
expense Of my avowals.
Respectfully,
JOHN N. sTEMMoNs.
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The Rumored Russlan-Austrlan
Understanding SemI-oHi-
cially Denied.
The Sultan VIII Go 20 the Danube 10
Command In PersOn--The Oars
Preparation Not Quite Com.
plete-Forces Massing.
cholera NJ ALIab 60 twenty-five Per
Cent. OF She Population Died I'm
Thirty Hours

eehts Ot tuo reputation Dteu In
Thirty Hours.
Night Associated Press Report.
LONDON, April % In the house OF
commons this p. M, Hon. Robert
Bourke, under secretary for the foreign
department, In reply TO II question by
Mr.. Forster, said telegram for Mr..
Layard has just been received, an
nouncing that the Russian charge
d atlaires had Teen instructed TO sus
pend relations with Turkey. Also a
a telegram from the consul ut Buchar-
est, announcing that II small detach-
ment Of Russian troops reached Buch-
Arrest this morning.
DUBLIN, April ga telegram TO
the Times, says that Mulcahy, u return.
ed fenian convict, has been invited to
contest Il vacant seat for Tipperary.
1t is expected that he will comply.
PARIS, April 23.-M. Thompson
was elected by the chamber OF deputies
for Constantinople and Algeria.
BERLIN, April 23.-Prince Henry, OF
Pease, formerly German ambassador
at st. Petersburg, was appointed am.
bassador to Washington, ID. G. An
other call for five-twenties Is expected
in few days.
There is a rumor In the lobby OF
commons that the government has re
solved to send q fleet to Suez canal an,
that the earl of Beaconsfeld visite,
the queen to obtain her majesty
sanction.
A dispatch from Calcutta states tina
u serious outbreak OF cholera occurred
in Akjab. Twenty five per cent of th,
population died In thirty hours.
A Reuters special from Paris to
night states that Prince Orloff, Russian
EN- bassadOr, has received Gartsclia'
kofi's circular, announcing Russia's
reasons for declaring war. He pro.
ceeded to the French foreign Office al
two this afternoon to communicate the
circular to Duke de Case. A declara
ton of war is expected tomorrow.
A dispatch from Grand Vizier to
Prince Charles, OF Roumania, has pro
duced great sensation. 1t is believed
that Roumania intends to consult the
guaranteeing powers as to the course
she should pursue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Eyeninr Renort-FlnnnrInl.

Nrw Yong. April "a Money oasy nj 20agik
IT, 49,, a., y, q. n W. s,yn,s a, s, 1900
per cent. sterling cs hrm a. y w. uoid stronE
Nv siaV,asyio s,a1a hnns nnia, a,
heT "'o' ii-|s' "'"'o 'o""' fuio' anu nun
in M,,y oY,p.xa An,,, % -,,o,d q, nes<oa
AZ "" az, 49, si,,bb, A. Ssaa,. - w vZay
av,. ss q, oiA 'is"' ~ pie"'"ni' n'hA
SURFING W 81 ro.,,,a..,a,
NEW ORLEANS, April 3-C0tton dull and
lower sales 500 bales. Good ordinary
gas@9l6c; low mlddiing i09s@l04c; mid
ding llH@llSsci good middIing ll549lac;
middling ialr l214Wl99Ac; fair ll54@13c. Net
receipts ,Sbt bales; gross ieceipts $40 bales.
Exports 10 barcelona lV. stock on hand
lsi,ISI.
Flour strong ana hlgher; supernne ~ 50@
]; double X 81 2597 so; treble 81 15@9 50; choice
50 1910 10. Corn meal firm at " W. Corn
steady at 55l S9GOc. Oats quiet; st. Louis zee;
Galena S@s!c; Bran scarce at 81 so. Hay
Como quiet; cargoes ordinary TO prime 10
92Oc. gold. Sugar In good demand and
steady; common 30 good common l-365sc;
fair to fully fair SEQ e.; prime " choice 50
09i &c. Molasses steady; common S5c; fair
$500; prime 42@50c.
GALy Es1 ON, April 3.-Cotfon weak. Sales
35S Dales. Good middliug llAc; middling
l0ttc; low mlddling l01+c; good ordinary 9tsc;
ordinary SIC; low ordinary Sc.
NEW YokK, April 23.-Cotton quiet; up
lands IL Sl6e; Orleans II 5-i6c. sales ~ bales.
Consolidated net receipts $50 bales; exports
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MINT Aaaoolatcd Press Renort.l


The New Orleans Republican con.
cludes an article on the situation as
follows; "Governor Packard has pa.
tiently waited day by day for that aid,
which according to his understanding
OF the constitution OF the United States
was his unquestionable due, failing to
receive this aid, his choice now rests
between submission to force and re-
sorting to civil strife. In such diem
ma there is but one course for patri-
otto citizen, and such, Governor Pack
ard has always shown hlmself.n
The following republican members
presented themselves at the bar OF the
house and were sworn In: Heating
and Brown, of Caddo; Dlnkgrove, OF
Madison; Hill, of Ascension; Gray, OF
vt. Mary's; Maglowe, OF Avoyell (;
Brown, Of Jefferson; Thomas, OF
Bossier, and Grocien, Of Algiers.
Mr.. Dinkgrove, speaking fer u num-
Der OF his associates and himself said
they considered II their duty to follow
the majority Of their colleagues, but
did not surrender their principles.
They yielded to force of circumstance
and would cooperate In any measure
for the good Of the state.
A letter Of resignation from Lucius
EARLY, who was returned from West
Feliciana by the board, was read and
referred.
There are now absent from the house
but four republican mem bers, and from
the senate three.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24

the odd.rellowl, Anniversary,

All the lodges viii assemble at their
hall on the 18th, at 0 a. M, sharp, for
the purpose OF celebrating the fifty
eighth anniversary Of Odd.Fellowship
In the United States. The marshal,
George Melersb, with his assistant, j.
J. Good, will form the procession,
which will proceed on the line OF
march ~ follows. Vfgr~
From the ball, on Austin street to
Main street proceeding east on Main
street end crossing from Main 10 Elm
at Buckhorn corner; thence west on
Elm TO Houston; south on Houston
10 Commerce east on Commerce to
jefferson north on Jefferson to Main;
east on Main to the hall, where George
Mellersh, J. J. Good and X. Il. Row.
land will deliver orations.
All visiting members are requested
10 participate sith us. The public are
cordially invited to attend In the hall
after the parade and listen to the ora
lions.
By order OF the committee.
JFo. 4. BATES, Secretary.
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The New York Journal OF Commerce
Destroyed by Fire.

NEW York, April GA fire In the
Journal of Commerce building broke
out In the editorial room, which, with
the composition room, library, and
files back to 1928, were destroyed. The
lower floors, occupied by the Burless
OIL Works company, Nourse & Brooks
and other firms, were injured by water.
The loss IL estimated at $4,000.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
D,..,,br.II,d LouIsIapa.

Tonight there will be grand ora
ton over the disenthrallment OF our
sister state OF Louisiana. Let every.
body come out. and let US say how
Texas rejoices over the long-deferred
day Of liberty, and let us pray that
never again In her history, will she
find herself chained 10 the car Of ear.
pet-bag vIllainy.
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The Russian telegraphlo agency, IN u
telegram dated Sunday evening, says
the porte calls on Servla for leave 10
occupy its frontier at Gladoya, 10 pre-.
vent the passage Of the Russians,
CoRsTANTiNopLr April 23.-The
Russian charge d'ailalres and the
whole stall OF the Russian embassy
and consulate will leave Constants
nople this evening, for Odessa, on the
imperial yacht Perlkllk.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
MORE POISON.
Another woman Attempt. Her own
Life

Another woman Attempts Her own
Iiie.
Yesterday afternoon woman named
Kate Murray, we'll known In this city,
came down town In q highly agIiated
state Of mind She was crying bitter
ly, aud attracted the attention OF sew.
eral. She was questioned IN 10 what
was the matter, hut refused TO state.
she said, however, that her life was
miserable, and II she knew Of any one
who would care for her child, she
would quit this world, Marshal Nor
ton saw her, and told her 10 20
home, or he would lock her up. She
did no, aud about seven o'clock
last evening she took morphine,
Az soon an that was discovered, u coll
ored woman, who was present, with
great, good sense, gave her dose OF
vinegar, salt and water which acted
~ an emetic. DR., Thruston was called
In, and did everything for her, and In
II short time she was out OF danger.
The doctor stated that from what he
could learn, she took about three grains
of morphia. There Is a morbid desire
among certain class OF women, when.
ever they lind the burden OF life press.
Ing heavily upon them, TO attempt
their own destruction. II seems as
though the desire takes the form ofan
occasional epidemic. Who can explain
II?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-24
Odd Fellows HALL.

Next Thursday evening the Odd
Fellows Of this city will give a or land
ball, a. Odd Fellows hall, for the BEN
eft of the widows and orphans. II Is
on the fifty.eighth anniversary OF the
order, and they will do everything to
make the affair grand success. All
visiting members are requested to at
tend and lend helping hand to a
good object Everything will be done
10 make the affair successful.
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weather Indications.

For the Gulf states, local rains and
partly cloudy weather, with east to
south winds and falling barometer,
followed in the western portion with
cooler, northerly to westerly wind, and
rising barometer.
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Houston Excited Over the Disappear
ance OF Ex-Governor Henderson and
nnnRlaar-

Houston, April %. = Ex-Governor
Henderson, aged 20, and his daughter,
aged 20, who left here In a buggy Fri
day at q p. M, have not been heard
from yet. The whole town IL excited,
and seventy men are out to-day scour.
Ing the country. The governor was
almost helpless, on account Of paraly-
sis. They are supposed to have lost
their way in the woods. A later dis
patch says Governor Henderson and
daughter have been found at Spring
station, safe.
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WASHINGTON.
Alex. stephens Pays Ills Respects 10
Speaker Randall--llc Meets His
Fraudulency for tho First
Tlme--Toplc Commonplace.
RumOred the Paesldeut VIII Appoint
Packard Collector Of the Port Of New
Orleans Blaine at Peace With
the Administration.


can Press that Time Has Changed
Fully Ten Years slnce Hayes Iaau.
ration.
Might Associated Press Report
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Governor
Colquitt, OF Georgia, IL ut Wizards.
No information can be obtained re-
garding the balance unexpended for
rivers and harbors. All paragraphs on
this matter have been based upon the
favorable hearing accorded 10 persons
In favor OF special interests. The war
department takes special palms 10
conceal Its Intentions.
Ben Wade has succeeded In finding
u publication OF his letter attacking
Hayes southern policy In the New
York Times. The Baltimore American
nays that II Is very bitter and oaustic,
but the writer seems 10 have. forgotten
that circumstances have changed since
the end OF the war.
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LOUISIANA.
Packard's Following Win Dlspersc on
Receiving Their Per Dlom for ser.
Vices Prior 10 the Adjustment,
There are Now Absent from the LepsIa'
ture but Seven Republican Members
They all Yield to Force
Of Circumstances,
Packard viii Cheese the Course OF a
Peaoe.Loving CiiiHeu and Retire from
theht. Louis Hotel Tomorrow,


NEW ORLEANS, April %. Packard
VIII remain In the s.ate-house until
the troops are withdrawn and the
money allowed by Nichols IL dlstribu-
ted among his men. The money will
be distributed by u committee of three
from aach party, and will DO handed
directly TO the men.
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The stout Republican Sentiment In
Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, April 23,-The Ala
bama da ly State Journal, the only
republican paper in Alabama, sus.
pended. II will continue the weekly
issue
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A Cargo Of smalI.roxed chinese.

SAN Francisco, April 23.-The
Alaska brought nine hundred and fifty
Chinese with smallpox, and has been
quarantined. Smallpox was epidemic
In Hong Kong.
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Fraud and . rsr.ss. c en- en-. Part of In

ALBANY, April 2S.-An examlna-
ton into the affairs OF the American
Popular Life Insurance company, de-
velops fraud and perjury on the part
Of its officers.
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Travel oyer the Suspension Bridge
Resumed,

NIAGRA, April %. The travel over
suspension bridge resumed. The en-
gineers having pronounced IL safe,
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JUDICIAL.
Diatrict Court.

Natlona bank vs. A. ID. Seixas IL Co,
This case is still on trial and will
probably occupy all to-day.
county Court
His honor was engaged with the
commissioners, and mo- court was
held.
Justice Mcclure.
J.H. w. Smith was bound over In
the sum of four hundred dollars, Ia
answer at the higher court to the
charge of throwing stones at Mrs.
Merritts' house. Alfred Boyd wss
fined on Saturday, twenty-five dollars,
for creating a disturbance with pistol.
Mr.. Edwards moved for new trial ,
OH the grounds that Saturday was a
legal holiday. Motion granted. Sew
eral gambling cases were also dis
posed OF.
Justice Peak.
Charles Creel, creating a disturbance
was fined twenty-five collars and costs
George Lewis, intoxicated, ono dollar
and costs.
COMMISSIONER Court.
The commissioners yesterday ac-
cepted the poor-house. They also al
lowed some accounts, and appointed
an overseer for commissioners dis
trict No. 4.
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Destruction ofOmaha's Pioneer Block.
.OMAHA, April 2S.-The Pioneer block
burned. Loss heavy. Insurance 500, 600.
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MIDDLErowN, N. Y, April 23.-N.
II, Muse, n merchant In real estate,
failed. Liabilities $4,000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-09-07
How the sOuthern Girls Make
Love.
NE GLeaey " y. 7. Gtal4lc.

Mss GyGGCy II y, \, GtalAIc.
Ills Aege that The giyls, such g!:!i as
you read about IL roTel; whose c-iet
occupation seem to be receiving the
devoted a;teutioa ct tie other sex, lave
the "real good tiu.e' which, 10 NEST
youag girl; bo.u 10 idleness, is the
beat idea. oi a happy youth. They
give themselves small space for eating
AID Uo4e fer rest except when forced
to retire il tie wee small hours, and q
White Su.plur belle will after dancing
tie German uati. 5 an, rise 10 take a
horseback ride with 4 beat at I am.
GA lie. return SIZE will walk for hours
/. tie shady grove with another male
attendant, promenade IL the parlor
la!orc d.a"er aud after tea with others,
anu dance half tie night with others
ags!@. THIS Is literally true.
Ii MAJ be noticed that l frequently
a..gda to tie promeuading in the parlor.
Il i because Il Is so iucessant No one
ever thinks OF walking on the piazzas,
probably because the girls prefer 10 walk
where they can show how many living
scalpi are dangling by their sides, aud
slow their own pretty clothes, toe, FOR
;Lage'a q dressing done here, Their
elders walk Ia the pari0r to see who /;
abcu', and also because the force o! Gus
tom Is strong. Aud 80 the procession
moves round AID vouGd, until 1t makes
ore fairly dizzy. Ii reminded mi q
tie cLi,dTen's toy (tAe Zootrope, Is Il
not:), which, when revolved rapidly
shows NJ increased procession o.
strange figures pursuing each other
Tie effect produced By so many varie'
tics Of co.0rs ia perpetual motion be-
meath o strong light is very bewiider.
Ing. There Is light in the girls face:
aud eyes too. They seem elated will
enjoyment, 60 the mothers who arr
locking on as they chat with friends o.
p.ay whist iu the corners, have not tht
heart TO deny them their pleasures, re
memteripg that youth isa tleeting sea
SOD.
Tie ballroom is open every evenin!
except Sunday, for dancing, aud THUS
days and Fridays the hops are ca!let
full-dress affairs, but every evening th,
dressing Is very elaborate aud in th
height Of fashion.