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China and RussiN.

St. Pstsrlburg, Jan. 25.-The Marquis
Using, the Chinese ambassador, has given
notice to the Russian government that CHI
IA sdheres to the stipulations drawn up At
ST.. Pc er4burg, which consequently "
embodied in the trssty. Toe "Agence
Russs" denies ths statement telegrsphed
from Constsntinople recently that Greece
had requested Russia to take Greek subjects
under her protection, should the necessity
arise
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Ladies' s.iternrx society.

The Ladies' Literary society will meet
with Mrs. DR.. Johston, on Oleander street,
on Saturday, Jan. 90, 1881, at o'clock
sharp. The following is the programme:
Reading of minutes.
History lesson from paragraph 81 to "a in
section l., chapter Nv.
Reading Acts Ill and ~ Of "Taming of
the Shrew," by the circle.
Recess.
Reading Acts V.
Business.
The ladies design celebrating the first an.
niversary of their society by giving social
at the residence of Mrs j. N. Mccoy, in
. East Dallas on Friday evening next, Ia
which sll members, with their families, are
cordially invited. Reading, music, and q
Jolly good time will be the order of exercises
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R,nni Firth.

Cleveland, o., Jan. 25.-Tbe message of the
president of the Grand Lodge Independent
Order of B'nsi Birth of the second district
was submitted at the annual session here
Saturday. 1t says If the Roumanisn Jews
emigrate to this country they should be en-
couraged to become agriculturists. The
message regrets the sudden change that ba:
taken place in Germany within the past
wear and which threatens that country with
a century's retrogrsdation.
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Omce: 7Is Main street
Residence, Grand-Windsor hotel.

r AME AND SICK roRsEs, proneuicod In
IL cnrable, cured free of cost. Giles' Linas
ment Iodide Ammonia.
Spavlus, splints, ringbones, bunchs, thor
ough pins, sprung knees, cured without blem-
ish
Strains, shoulder lameness, naylcular dis
ease, shoe-bois, cure guaranteed. Send for
pamphlet containing full information TO
DIR. W. NJ. GILES, 100 West Broadway,
New York.
Use only for horses the lniment In yellow
wrappers Trial size % cents.
Thompson, Schott Il Co.. Agents
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fV,HE STATE OF TEXAS.

E'HE STATE OF TEXAS.
i To the sheriff or any constable of Dallas
county, greeting :-You are hereby COM
manded to summon Mary Billiard and w. w.
Bullard, whose residences are unknown, and
their heirs, whose names and residences are
unknown, by making publication of this cta-
ton in some newspaper published in the
county of Dallas for four successive weeks
prior to the return day thereof, to appear be-
fore the commissioners of condemnation ap-
pointed by the Honorable II. e Burke, county
Judge at chambers, at the court house, In the
city Of Dallas, on the 18th day OF February
next, then and there to answer the petition OF
the Texas Trunk railroad company, fled In
the county court of said county On the 10Th
day of January, A. ID. 1884, suit numbered
1896, said petition praying for the appoint.
inent of special commissioners as provided
bv statute, and for the condemnation, for the
purpose of constructing, establishing and
Maintaining its railroad of stri of land 400
feet long and 200 feet Wide, running across
the fOllowin described tract OF land, to-wlt:
The parcel of land containing 100 acres, lying
IL miles s. II from the city of Dallas, adjoining
Rylie Prairie, known as part of the Mckinney
Williams surrey, and being that portion Of
ssid survey, decided on the9th ay OF January,
1860, by VIM. Tubbersille to Mary and w. W.
Blu lard.
Hereof fail not, but of this writ make due
return, showing how you have executed the
same
Witness my hand and the seal of said court,
at Office of the city Of Dallas, this the 18th day
OF January, A. ID. 1881.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk
ByW. II. TnAoKER, Deputy.
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Take BLACK-ORAuGHr" an6 you
will never be bilious.
For sale by all druggists

All OF 0rr's bugges and carriages have
Servants patent wheels l-8 inch axles.
Orr's Concord side-spring buggies ar
hung on equslizers and have steel bows, stee
ties and Ssryan wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. W. Orr, successor
to Sechler q Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and prce-list.
Go aud see 0r's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send FOR prices
list
Orr sells the beat buggies for tie money in
he world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, phetons
and spring wagons.
Ifyou want to buy family carriage send
for 0rr's catalogue and price list.
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rnnnns.en hcnntorshln.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 25-In the conven-
ton yesterday afternoon one vote was taken,
resulting as follows: Maynard, A ; Bailey,
l6 Harrison, 6 ; Bates, Smith, 8 r. S.
Taylor, 2; Muse 2 Gillem Wates, 4, and
scattering 8,
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CNniirnntiOns.

Washington, Jan. 25-The senate executive
session confirmed the following APP
pointments: j. II. Burke, collector of Gus
toms, Mobile; John w. Ferrill, collector of
internal revenue, sixth district, Kentucky /;
Richard g. Kerns, register of land office,
jackson, Mississippi; j. w. Gordon, post
master, Alexandria, Louisiana.
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Miss Annie Presson, daughter of Rev. w.
NJ Presson, WAS burned TO death on the 9th
at Nashville, Howard county, Ark. She was
sweeping tho hearth when her clothes caught
fire, and IS there was no one in the house,
she was burned to crisp before assistance
could be Obtained.
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Lima Surren dered.

London, Jan. pa private telegram from
Chill says Lima surrendered Internationally
after Chorillss, Barraca and Mira1ores had
been taken and destroyed, with great
slaughter,
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The bishopric. Of Natchitoches, Matches,
Galveston, San Francisco and Nashville are
now vscaAt The propaganda At Rome is
said to be heavily pressed with business and
it is thought that it will be some months
bsfors IL will be known who is to be elevated
to the see vacated at Nashville by the pre-
motion Of Archbishop Feehsn to the Chicago
archbishopric, but it is believed that a st.
Lsuis priest will receive the trust.
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petrie's Restaurant and Lunch Room

HOIO SoNt"urHHN "HU HUHCh kUOm
Mr.. Charles Petrie has lately opened one
Of the neatest and best restaurants and lunch
rooms in the city. 1t is clearly kept, is pro-
vided with the very lates. edlbles the market
affords, and Petrie's fresh Baltimore oysters.
served in his own inimitsble style, have
already become proverbial throughout the
city. Try one of his oyster omelet, if you
wish something delicious.
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AANanIY Gins Lost.

Paris, Jan. 25.-News has been received
here that the Peruvians lost seventy guns in
tho battle of OhArTillas.
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Globe MilI's spices, coffee and baking
powder are pure. All grocers sell them.
Ask fer Globe Mills and try II.
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nenort of sothern,s DeatA Confirmed.

New York, Jan. ga London dispatch,
dated Jan. q, DELAYED by storm, which came
TO hand to-day, confirms the death of Soth-
ern, the actor.
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WY ANTED-n q private family board for
w h lady and three children. Furn lshed
room preferred. References given and re-
quired Apply to A. care Herald Office
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XEYANrED--On New Orleans & Paci
w railway 800 teams, 800 men, % te,
sters Teams, So 80 per day, men 81 "a 10.
day, teamsters S25 per month and boaiu
Carney ~ HIATT contractors, Shreveport, La,
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NXTANTED-To buy 1910 one and two-year-
w old cattle, for which Will pay highest
cash price. Address Mulhall, Scaling " Hous-
ton, Terrell, Texas,
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DIR. S. EAGAN.

Having permanently located In Dallas, re-
spec fully offers his professional services to
the community.
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w Quig. son Of William Quig, deceased,
O rmerly Of PLiladt lphia, VIII O ID entitled TO u
III sll sum ot money. Address the Penna.
Co. Tor Insurance on Lives and Granting An
nuitie', 49, Chestnut St, Philadelphia,
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VYTASIED-By Il young man OF experience,
w a situ9tton IN wholesale or retail
grocery Speaks Two languages, and knows
book keeping Best references given. Address,
for three days, Competent, this office.
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" e. - E q. yNI

is made froma Simple tropical leaf of Rare
naiuV, anu isa poslslVs nSlleay nor ~ a .h
body--for torpid Liver, Headache, Jaundice,
Dizziness, Gravel, Malaria, and all difficulties
of the Kidneys, Liver, and Urinary Organs.
For Female Diseases, Monthly Menstrustlons
and during Pregnancy, Ii has no equal. tire
stores the orSaps that make the blood, and
hence is the best Blood PurlRer. IL is the
only known remedy that cures Brlght's Dis
ease, For Diabetes use Warner's Safe Diabetes
Cure
For sale by all Druggists and dealers nj 81. "a
per't bottle. Largest bottle in the msrket.
Try il.
III. NJ. WARNER d co,
Rochester, New York
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VIVANTED-At City Laundry girl not I'M
w der IS years, Tor the ironing depart
mont, to learn the business Steady work for
wears Gall aJ 700 Commerce Aireet.
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YNOR RENT - Two houses at corner OF
Il Oleander and Cottage Lane streets Each
SIS per month. Apply at once to W. q.
Wolf, 7Ol Main street, upstairs.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE--At this office, 10 pounds flour
u geois type, in good condition. Offered at
a harpaiu
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NOR itENT--The Bennett hide house, In rear
Il of John Potts grocery store, In 'front.' oil
Pacific deT0' Suitable for "A produce stores
will hold o $40 bushels of corn. For particu-
lars, Inquire OF John Browning, 1857 Elm ST.
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GRT ANTEp 10 buy two thousand yearlings
wv and two year old cattle. Highest cash
plrcc paid for same. Jno. A. o'Neal, wills
Point.
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ron RENT.

L water. Or for sale. For terms enquire
at 400 Polk street, between Market and Aus
Tin. ON d pmlsea.
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DaYs1CfAN AM sURGEON-DR. NOR.
l. TON Office, in first national bank build
ing Residence, San Jccinto street, near
Leonard
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VKTANTED -- Jourueymau Barber. To Z
w sober, good workman, a steady job
VIII be given all the year around, No otner
neei apply. Address Mn. Is Wright, PaleB-
tine, Anderson county, Texas.
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NOR SALE - | have five good and well
Point property, such "a the O'Neat House,
City Hotel, etc. etc which / viii sell reason.
ably or exchange for cattle Jno. A. ONeal,
Wills Point Texas.
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EEF AN1ED - White women; also girl be-
wv tween II and IA years Old, 10 do gen
eral house work German preferred. Apply
to Mrs +. A Glass isc, ner Akard.and Young
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NOR SALE OR EXCHAHGE-Fo improved
L Dallas city property, house and lot in
Paris. HOUSE has ten rooms; good well, out
cour house. ADDRESS box 2l9, Dallas, Texas.
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pNOR SALE-- rare chance - Will sell at
L bottoa prices, for cash or trade fermpIOved
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EORSALE CHEAP--ThIee lots, with n & lOd
L well and fenced, block No 2yB on Caroline
street. Will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire
at No. III Caroline street.
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property or secured notes, forty sulky plows
by best manufacturers and Of the best make.
Apply at Milburn wagon depot, on Austin
street, In rear of Adams s. Leonard's bank, 10
w j, Britt
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INSTANTANEOUS WANTS.

XAyAHTED-To rent small furnished
wv house, within 10 minutes walk Of post
Office Address, giving particulars, S. F.,
lock box NO 1909, Dallas
, 1881-08-24
THE CANADIAN MAILBAG C0MPL1UA.
TInM.

At last the rostmaster.Genernl of tho
United States has rtsen to tho situation ar4
aont u boI.lbs1lel! into tho cal,lp OF the Hon.
slrA!oxander Campbell, rostnlnster.lcne
Ottawa, Canatla, by writing him u bris'
tlng letter demanding cHtegorlcalty that tho
larstMuntous CauWcks quilt sp0MGllx our
nHtt.bags for tho conveyance Of hor alleged
3tuicsty's 1lails, mot only inside her alleged
5lajesty's Aam!ntons, but nlso tn points In
our own country, fur, will. cooacss that u
characteristic only 0f a Canuck, they hayo
llatl the check to pack thutr letturs III our
own matl.bags md sen.l them 1tot only to
slan!toba pia Detroit, but to detroit and CHI
cago direct, tl0 OF s,loh bugs having been rc-
coiyca III these two eitlus during tho t'rst two
weeks III August .......
a lnatl.bag ut itself, considered abstractly
as q luather pouch, ts not much ofan !nternA-
tlanal ctstsiss hell|, though solI,o consplcu-
GUS wars have been fought fur moro trillIpg
Considerations than leather pouellps, but there
Ia principle connected with this nnlter
whlcn eleyates 1t to high position In inter.
national county. So tar Us the cash value o t
! mail-bags Is concerned, that u Of little co1s-
sequence, aud It his Government is tue poor
or too mean to furnish tue Hon. sir Aexail-
der Campbell, Postiuaster-0 0enorat, Ottawa,
canala, with u,ai!-bags, and he will make
affidavit to that elfect u,questlonably sub
serlytion can be started to lnake Him a pres
cut Of . sufficient quantity. 90 TINT Ae Aued
, 1881-08-24

THERE is no doubt tilat tho President may
live for considerable period from food alll
stimulnnt administered by "ene1nata," and
the success which Inns ntteple.1 this treat
,neht during the failure OF tho stomach to
perform Its functions Indicates tint Ills ultl-
mnte recovery or collapse will be due to tic
other complications iii his cnsc. In II
recent medical pamphlet OIL The sub
lcct OF "1sectal Allmentatlon," Dr.. Henry
+. Campbell, Of Atlanta, un., points out
many remarkable instances wlleta life llas
thus been sustained grcat while. Among
them was one where patlcntsutfcrthg tro....
tffphthes1a subs!sted lnary weeks In ,%iils
manner aud then recovered. .Anottr4 case
WIS that OF DR.. Marshall Hall, OF London,
who lived anl continued Ills ll'drs several
months by ncans of nutri1,t eIe,natu,
though Ills disease {cancer),.as linuily fatul
"Thtco months, twelve nlr ntl,s, thres years,
and even five years." ,ays DR.. Campbell,
l'ayo passed during, Which persons lluye
been nourIshed by. 4ood Introduced solely
from this diroctIo''," This experience teaches
that II the refne.al OF the stonlacll to do lii
work be only temporary tho President may
yet pull through; but It also lndleates tint
life mal ho sustained for many t1ays, anu
even weeks, only to be followed by death.
, 1881-08-24
npItllcr tho questions nor tho replies cover

npItIicr tho questions nor tho replies cover
Tie whole ernuntl.
Tho tlrInkcrs Of hecr arc legion In n,ini.
her, and thu collsrmers belong IL MI classes
of society md In ull pnrts of tic t},,iol.
l5cer l,ns cnt,e 10 i,c 70 universal that 1t may
be classcd ns necessity Of llfc, like fea aild
cof1ee. II these articles TINT nrc used III It's
manufacture nrc dctc.cfious, tl,on their ,iso
sl,uuu bp fort,ltten; but, even II they afo
mt tteletcrlous asltl are rs innocent as waters
thurc nrc rights which bcer-tlrlnkers have.
anil which sl,outd 10 respected. II there aro
people who want GLUCOSE beer lot tllcln llayo
II ii Il Is harmless, but brewers liayo IN right
to =, sell glucose beer tO those WHO
want honest buer Under false prutcnscs.
Tla strictly correct course 10 pursue
would bc 10 sell gl.eose beer as glucose beer
alMl lsayc II so married. tint ovcry consumer
would know what he was buying. II 1t we're
necessary to charge ilo1o for bccr male oi
barley nnd hops, charge It, but Mt least let
tho consumer know what he Is purchasing
and this should l,u done irrespective ut tho
harmless or harmful qualities of the articles
,lsca III nsiulterattoi>. II tlrtnkcr wants
glucose give him elucose; II he doesn't wAlt
It give lin what lle waits. The brewers t.s-
SUM too much when they takc 1t for Etnntetl
that because glucose nay DO harmless all
drinkers want It In tl,elr beer.
, 1881-08-24
THE PRESIDENTS SURGEONS.

T3~nc1innF i!uvF{itfI53a GnFT00i0 ENVN hNHf1 T
,,,.n., s,..,,"',,,, ,r't,.,sod ~ ncconnt NJ thc
Ss,s ,.;a, .,,a,. I'n"o n"i,or,niv tntnn NJ
.,.a,. ,',,,o",,s ,o o,so 1,,oro,tv T. mov. ho
ant., .,."t .ta, ,nvo hoa,, ,,nronncod haca;,so
s". s," "s,s" -. s,. I'm. tho I,rastI,vt sI,mlI
s, s"ps WIN" ~" v",ncsa y ~, .,,rooome md nrt,.
a".s s., a11i ~ oap n,u,ios, NJ tha outsct md
....' - n... ,,t,,,,.,, ~, -, I'm ox,,ros.
uu'e'se ~ LUZ ,'.,,'".ts n aa,, ,,tas..tn,vs
a.om .,',,, -. n,.,. ~, 80 ,',,".o ~ 10 rrorr".s
aa'o"s' .sos' ,s.,'' p soo., lava ,oo,, ,ir,,,y
".a.a ~ a'ouut ~, "o" ,ts,,..,a aou. Won..,, ,,In
ese.o',.s" ,, ,' :" ,nn., .v es'erv f"o, n" forco
, 1881-08-24

have been six anti.I'ourbnns elected Inst No
vcmbcr, or lwo-.l,irls Of tho whole s'cIegn-
tion. There Inns tren II union, Mt least III
name, III the recent nominations. There arc
now but two PARTIES II, the field. 1t remains
10 be secn how fur tho two faellots which
nrc cpnlrscct! viii he faithful to tho pri'l-
c!pcs which they formerly profcssctt.
Tllrre may he small tltsaiEcctlon
from tho Republican rnnks. owing to
tic influence of 1orgeilsci,, Wickllnn',
mn! others, who caro- less for principle
ttlan for patronage. But this loss may
be- compensated, OF tic other hand. by 4 llt-
ad1ustur gain from thu Dunrbons. wfn III tic
Presidential campaign had the advantage of
appealing TO old rnrty pretudtces, md wero
supported by the Natlona! Committee. 1t
wottt bc uusnfe to venture any predictions
as to tho result Of the election. But this
much may be assumed: tiat tho majority OIL
ono side or tho otllcr will be lnrgc. Tile vcr'
diet will be decisive. Nobody will be per-
,ulttc.l To remain long in doubt rs to tho sig
nincnuco OF the ncw purity movement III
TIN En,lttl.
, 1881-08-24

Cnr;, DAiS addressed tho so-c0ltct temper.
nucc" 1Ako N!tllr meeting. nuvocMting lothl
nbstlncuce us tho only euro fer drunkcnncss'-
Press ifejs'rt.
Total abstinence will undoubtedly cause
sobrcty rs long ~ it Is practtccd. Whether
1t will "cnre" tie appetite for nleollol tle"
,,entls. But the main point Is, how Is the
trtukcr to 10 nladu tn abstai,l-by moral
means or by lcgnl conlplt!s!on? l3y volis!o'i
OF tile Individual or by pcnal cll0cttncnts'
Ii, other words, voluntary or by coereive
means: Tic Lnke Bluff people seem to
favor tho curl,al method, mil would put tho
legal screws to every one WHO drinks.
others lluye more filth III moral snaslon
tlrpu III coercion III suliptuhrY lnntters. To
u,uny m,[u1s It lo0ks like Il gross inpertl-
nence to Interfere forcibly with mans
right to drink stlinutaits. Compulsory tec-
tUta,ism Tu.lses 0ll Attam " i'll the breasts
Of tho millions of men who are moderate
drinkers a,,d never get Intoxicated III
thetr lives. They warmly resent s,scl.
Interference lis lntoarab1e nntl Improper.
II tho cnetclyo teot0talurs nla.|e tllclr Ns-
saults anly on trunkartls 1t Is quite likely
they could keep liquor from their, lit most
States III the Uninn but they also n'nke war
on the y,lst multitude Of temperate ettlzeiis
| who lse beer, wine. or otlier beverages III
moderation. They thus rNlso up Il resisting
fierce which cn,llot be overcome. Hence,
cuerctyc teetotalism l,as proyun 10 be failure
| III ,,lncty-ifne places It, every hundred
wl,cre It Is attempted, and probably atways
| will bo for tue sal1lc rcns01l. The 1nnsS o
mankind deny TINT compulsory tcctntnlisn
Is tcp.ycrf.urc Tllu meaning nj tho wort
, 1881-08-24
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST al,, 1851.

THE present City Government is RESPONSE
bic for conditlan Of affairs which has
uarnltcl in III other community in t'Ils conii-
Try snyo only New Orleans. Gambling lns been
n,ntle legal Institution III cllcngo. The lato
traveller will witness OIL Clark street, between
Monroc AMI Washington, any night In tho
week after midnight scenes which must
bring the blush Of shnme to the checks Of
any honest citizen. Tho galnbfing'rooms arc
oucn. Tic click nf keno balls the voice Of
tho callers, mud tho confused inurnar of the
crowds Of players ,iay be distinctly heard III
tho streets. The lights md tho open door
ways aro plain Invitations ~ uyery passer~by
to walk III. The cars after midnight nrc li'lcd
with la.f-trunkell youth WHO hive wnstel
their money and, wllat is still more precious.
their henlth anl principles In these yllo
plnces. The person w'!o l,as authorized this
carnival OF llcentlousness has heavy ioatI
Of responsibility to bear now and llcreattcr.
, 1881-08-24
Ex.prlvnto Of Eleventh unlaod stntes tni

SOME cxcitable person In Syracuse, N. T.,
hns decu,cd 1t necessary to telegraph from that
plneu to New York City tue stnrlllng intorna"
ton that Mrs ElbridRo O. Lapha,n. ono OF the
So.lators. uitct frD,n New York. IL still Cnnk-
ling nun, and TINT htH zeal ut,d affection fur tho
rcceutly-drposed Duka ot utfua hnvo unlcr-
gouu no change by rcnsop Ut bis chtcf's rotiro.
mont to The mld Delights Of private life. Tho
fapt that nIl his followers have not deserted
hlm,ls doubtless gratifying t0 Ar. Conkllng. but
1t Is hardly clear whas Interest tho get,oral pub
ilu hHs In u man whose castlGa havo beun deraof-
lshod to suoh au oxtont that tho debris ID not
worth rounOVlnR.
, 1881-08-24

Iris now delinitly settled tliat the Daron-
css Hurstott .Coutts and hor young hueband aro
coming to this cuuutry for MT extended visit.
Tho opposition at Queen Victoria to tho mnr-
rlngo OF ono who has done mora thnn any person
Of tho proacnt Rnnoratton to pronoto tho Inter-
pBts OF tho t1tdllc aud lower clussus OF EnRltsh
aocIety, and ncr subsequent public snubolng OF
tho Igaroness, hivo doubtloas had 1nlich to do
with forming tho resolution Of leaving England
for season which that lady Is about to carry
into effect. The baroness and her husband will
sui! for Halifax In Octubor. and after short
stay In Caunda proceed to tho states, where they
will rehutn unit! next bfnrch. OF course Cnt-
cago will bo visited, mud It Is not impossible TINT
tho uaroucss may conclude to sott!o here and
grow up With the country.