The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

General Butler is said to look In the best Of
health and spirits.
Mrs. Nellie rant.Ssrtoris ia expected 70
spend the coming winter in New York.
The Prince of Wales pays an annual pre-
mum OF $4,000 on 100000 insurance on
his life.
queen Sophia, of Sweden, Il going to
Amsterdam to be treated BY an eminent phy-
stefan for heart disease
The wife Of @. NJ. Hendley, chief execu.
tive clerk to President Hsyei, died suddenly
at Bemus Point on Thursday evening.
Rev, Mr. Bell, director of tho ST. Sulniee
society Of ParIs, is making an official visit to
the branches in the United States and
Canada.
General Shermahs son Thomas, who is
preparing for the pri s,hood, has returned
from Europe, and Is visiting his father al
Washington.
Miss Hilda Montalba, tho Young English
artist who is friend OF Princess Louise, and
who lately visited her at Ottawa, has Just sold
picture Tor $500.
The amount of the Duchess of Marbor.
ough's Irish relief fund on hand was SIT 1856
at latest accounts. The total amount con-
trbuted is $676,s50.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes companions in the
colonization scheme, Messrs. Hammersly,
Hope and Daude, have just visited Cincin.
nali, and secured q camping tent and guam
tity Of tools.
A gentleman, speaking to Mr.. Lsbouchere
concerning the numerous proposals OF mar
rage which the Baroness Burdett- Coutts has
received, said IL myself have proposed to
her for regard this as duty that every
man owes to his family"
Professor Won Hebra, the famous Viennese
ply slcian and surgeon, has just died. He had
been in desperate health for some time, and
knew bis end to be approaching, A few days
before his death ne said almost cheerfully:
EMIT mir gent es zu ende."
On Thursday last four aged neighboSs died
in Newark, N. j., within few hours of
each other, and their respective funerals oc-
CURED Saturday. They were Ira Canfelk,
aged IS; Adm. Van Wrinkle, 81 Mrs. Eliza
beth Weller, 50, and Mrs. Elizabeth Burgess
Fielder, "a.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis has written letter in
relation TO long dispute which has been GO
ing on among some of the friends Oft two
parties interested, concerning the command
Of { Atlants--why Mr. Davis put the late
General Hood in charge instead Of General
Hardee The letter will@ be printed in the
Southern Historical Papers"
1t is reported that Prof. Henry L. Ken
drick, O The chair of chemistry at West
Point. il about 10 be retired by the president
under the longevity law. Major Edward @.
Boynton. who RESIGNED from The arm IN 1872.
and Is at present stlperintendent of the New.
burgh, New York water.works, Is spoken Of
as Prot Hendricks successor.
M;ss pa,ksr ~ Gran,v,l,s Mas.achu,o,t,
maiden with $50 900. became enamored Of
John Field, hesd-waiter at an Ottawa hotel,
and offered him her hand and fortune, which
he accepted Their happiness seemed COM
plete, but he died Few days ago, and it is
said that unwonted ease fretted him to death
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min;ster and bsarino that no wss asnoar.
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declaring that he had not the heart to ack
q man who was living PROSTATE on al ID Of
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features OF us cnaracser'
The Empress Eugene will leave England
IN the autumn 70 take up nel permanent Iei,s
dence az ner chstesu 10 Swiszerlano, when hsL
was me nome o. .ne .nlra elhper1l : mvsaor'
sI1er INC D1uroon ressoran ny, unuu,
$1,000 'nst tne empress VIII reno.e .ne re-
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