The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

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with their eyes.
Washington ladies visit the races on horse
back in large numbers.
| The first volume of General Besuregards
history of the war is completed
George William Curtis is threatened with
paralysis, aud now uses ty writer.
NJ. Outry, the French minister, and his
wife have len Washington for Newport.
Jesse Il. Grant ard Henry B. HYDE have
been elected members of the Union Lesgue
club.
Baroness Burdett G ut,s was received in a
chilling manner by the queen at the last
drawng-room,
When Boston man walks instead Z {
riding in the street cars the Globe cr d
him with saying: "a fare saved and be,
gained"
Commodore Baldwin is said to be tho
richest man in the navy. He made his
money specializing in San Francisco real
estate.
Queen Victoria, the London World ssys,
USED to send pretty valentines to l. I'd
Beaconsfleld signed "your atfec.ionate
sovereign"
One son of Mr. English. the late candidate
for the vice presidency, married very
pretty variety actress, ard second is be-
t'othed to Mimic Kent, skipping rope
dancer.
lady physician says: "rhe prime cause
OF weakness and disease among our women
and girls is owing to errors in dress and lack
OF physical exercise in fact, utter lsziness."
Master Tommy Harmon, of Wea,heiford.
was out Cunning las. week, and by the &C,
cldental discharge of his gun was woun led
in the check painfully aud it WAS feared dan
gerously.
a ringed and festhered little Indian
princess Smillingly presented purse of her
own manufacture to the Duke Of Souther>
land during his recent visit to the Indian
school at Carlisle
y German girl of Sheboygan. Wis, has
been married to a Chippewa Indisn, and has
followed him to the lodge Of his tribe. whore
she dwels with him In the usual attire of .
slusw.
Mad dogs are reported as being very plon
tiful in Rusk county, and last week little
daughter of Mrs. Rowland, living at BcIlview
IN mat county, was bitten by one severely
and it is feared fatally on the arm.
Walt Whitman fell in love with the fine
looking gray-harei women of Boston
Probably he was not made aware that mos,
of them were still young, but their hair
turned white from reading poems.
The author of "Msry had little lamb"'
is reported AZ Mr., John r .ulstone, of Boston,
and the original Mary, who had ,Ae lamb
Is now Mrs. Tyler, OF Somerville Mass
This may be a clue to crock me to sleep, u
with Beautiful Snow"
A new book on etiquette advises girls no,
to be treated by their gentlemen friends tc
carlare, ices, or allow them to pay any
trfling sum, providing it is simply friend
or chance acquaintance met on the way
and not near relative who offers it.
Mrs Abraham Lincoln is still very i'll q,
the house of her brother-in-law in Spring.
field Ill, and attended to by her sisters. Mrs
Ninian W. Edwards and Mrs. G. NJ. Smith
Should her strength permit the Journey sht
will probably be taken to New York mex
month for medical treatment.
The New York Graphic Gays: at il
reported in certain circles that u roe of th,
subscribers TO the Grant testimo, ial fund
namely, Mr. Thomas Barbour, Mr.. Jobr
Hoey and Mr.. 4. S. SANFORD, hsva thus fa
declined to pay up, and that the fund is thu
$4,000 short Of the promised $3.50 00O"
An old lazsrone has just died at N aples af-
tera most successful career in mstrimony
He was married seven times under Kins
b mbs and had seventy-six children, VIII,
are still alive. Under the Savoy dynasty h
was married six times aud raised up forty
seven children, only two of whom died.