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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-19
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
supreme Court Decisions-A BALD
EnEio CaptRred at Graham-The
Wife OF n Methodist Minister
Drowned Near Independence
Railroad Wreck Near
Sherman, Etc.
San Antonio EtemS.

SpSclai 10 the herald,
San Antonio, Jan. IS. --Messrs. Henry
WinninshOf, Timcthy Gsous and Ru.
dolph Griberman, of st. Leuis, are
neFshlting cut an expedition to the state
OF Durango, Mexico, whore they are inter
eEted in GIG square miles Of land, on which
is found rich tin ore in great abundance,
which they say will assay rs per cent. of
pure tin. These parties now have Sl2o. 900
subscribed, and command much nero than
double that amount If necessary. Tho land
Is ON the lneof the Mexican Central railroad
asd the gentlemen think they have the big.
gest bonanza in America.
Mrs. Lucss 0rtise, wife of a Mexican liv.
| ing on the Calsyerses, here, accidentally
rolled upon her young infant while asleep
and suhocated it. The mother il slmost
dsrauged in consequence,
Oh the night Of the 18th, Of Eagle
Pass, Hermann Klemm was shot
through tao left arm bv Cbsrlss
Eeasmsn, tho bona of the arm beiag broken
snd ,sa'putStion being nSoessary. No par
tiuclgrs
Tho annual review edition Of the Erpress
wns ssued this morning, which shows tbr
totsl busirsss of this city for the past wear ia
be over Sl5,000,0C0
AdYices from Mexico report that Iodisn
troubles have subsded for the tima being
The Sierra Mazda mines are said to bt
doing well. Thirty thousand dollars were
sn'pped through the custom house at EaelC
rRsS' ans ylsld Is greater az work proceeds
>, James L, Nswcomb's new paper, the
Evening Light, will shine tomorrow.
Young oolored rascals arc committna
petty thefIs almost nightly.
Ine last meeting of the old city csunci
was held thi, evening" and accepted = propo
sition. for the compromise of the water-work,
question.
Captain Chilson, U. S. A., suioided Al
Eagle Pass today. No particulars. II,
leaves widow,
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APpOrtionment of Representatives

Washington, Jan. lS.-The spportiopmept
bill, introduced in the house by Mr..
Cox, of New York, fixes the number Of ran.
resentativss at SOl, and apportions them
o. follows: Alabama 8; Arkansos 4.
California, 8; Colorado, /; Florida, /: Geor,
gs' .; lllinois, 10; Indiana, l2; Iowa. 10.
kSns'b. 6; Kentucky 10; Louisiana. &.
Maine, A; Maryland, 6; Massachusetts. II,
Michigan, TO-. Minnesota, 5; Mississipni ?,
Missouri, 10; Nebraska, l; Nevada, ]: Nav
Hllam9pshire, 2; New Jersey, 7; Nav York.
III North Carolina, 8; 'ohio, Is; Oregon, /:
Plennssylvsnis, 26; Rhode Island, 2; South
Carolina, 9; Tennessee; o: Texas, TO-
Vermont, 2; Virginia, 8; West Virginia, 4;
Wisconsin,, 8. >
AS compared with tho present number Of
members,. this bill of MIR. Cox makes the
following losses and gainH Arkansas. Cali
Ssrnia, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi South
Carolina, and West Virginia gain
one each; Kansas gains 8, Texas 4, Minnesota
!, Nebraska 2; Pennsylvania, Ohio; New
Hampshire, Maine, Indiana, Tennessee, Flor
ida and Vermont lose one each, and New
York loses two.
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Grand Aodge knights of Pythias.
Special to the Herald.
Denison, Jan. 1S.-The members of the
grand lodge Of Knights of Pythias began
arriving Monday, bI! owing to numsreus
wrecks on the Houston s. Texas Central. all
are not yet here; also on account OF the cold
drizzling rAin and general inclemency Of tho
weather, the attendance is not as large a. 4,
at frat promised to be, but there is roodlv
number now preseat.
Trinity lodge No. was rOpresepted hv
about thirty uniformed members and arrival
this morning. rs did also the Sherman bsnS I'd
Tho procession formed at 2:30 with about
one hundred uniformed knights in line snd
marched to the Methodist Episcopal church
where Mayor Peck delivered the yolror,s
address en- behalf Of the citizens of Donisor
Grand Chancellor j. F. Alexander renli.a
Next oams tho address on tho origin ofthc
order, by the orator of the day, Robsrt
McCart of Queen City lodge, No 2i, after
which the procession reformed and marched
to their castle hall and dispersed.
The banquet at tho Alamo hotel ia in full
blaat at this hour, and afterward there viii
be dancing at the Alamo hotel and Mupson's
ball.
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General HawIey Elected 10 the senat

Hartford, Conn.,, Jan. lS.-Genersl Jo-
seph 4. Hawlay was to-day elected to the
United States senate by both houses Of the
legislature for six years from March 4. The
vote in the senate was rs follows: Hawley,
l6; William w. Eaton, a; absent, |. The
demosrstic vote in the house was: Hawley,
100; Eaton, 6S; absent, II democrats, I re.
publicans and / gresnbscker. One demo-
crat and one Independent voted for General
Hawley. The election Of General Hawley
will be formally proclaimed in joint conven !.
tior at II o'clock 10 morrow.
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West Virginia Democratic Caucus.

Wheeling, W. Va, Jan. 1S.-Dsmocratic
members of the legislature in caucus took
one vote for United States senator last night
with the following result: John N. Cam
den, 80; Frank Hereford, IA; H. M. Mathews,
8; John Brannon, Z; w. K. Pendleton, 2.
There being no choice the Caucus adjourned
till tonight.
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A Fatal Collision

Augusta, Ca, Jan. 1S.-Lsst Thursday,
near Waynesboro, Burk county, Georgia,
while D. Mcdowell and J. D. Nixon were
riding very rapidly In opposite directions,
their horses came in collision. Mcdowell
was instantly killed and Nixon We, seriously
injured
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Houston Items,
Special to the Herald.

cpecihl 70 tne Herald.
Houston, Jan. 1S.-Jonss and William
Nelson, negroes, were arrested in Galveston
last week for the robbery ofParnsll's store in
Houston. before they skipped. They were
To-day investigated and hold in $1,000 each
to the grand jury.
No further developments in the Ferguda
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Baliotins for United States Senator
From Tenneasee

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 1s.-Every men,
Der was in his seat to-day when the vote fer
United States senator in the respective
houses occurred. The ballot stood as fol-
lows: Senste-Maynard, s; Savage, G;
Bailey, s; Muse 2; James, /; Taylor, 1;
Bates 2. Heuss-Maynsrd, SO; Bailey, III;
Savage, II; Muse A. Bright 2; Wilson, /;
Edwards. /,
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An Inmate OF the Eastlnnd n.,.o
house Commits suicide.

Eastland, Jan. 1s.-Jennio H. Lsvi, an
inmate OF the dance house in this city, CON-
mitted suicide at O'Clock in the aftrno.r
on the 10th instant, by shooting hersslf in
The head with .deringer. pistol Cause
tired of u miserable existtlcs." she was
buried to-day. was
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Accident on the Houston d Texas
Central Road

opeUIEI 70 tnb HerhId,
Sherman, Jan, ls.-Tho south-bound pas.
sengsr train on the Central struck broken
rail at Choctsw creek, two miles south Of this
place, at 8 o'clock this morning. Almost the
entire train was thrown over an smbank.
nent eight feet high. The engine was de-
molishsd and the engineer, fireman and bag
gagsmaster hurt, but net seriously. All the
passengers escaped without injury. As q
portion Of the rail was In the centre of the
track, it is supposed that it was purpesoly
broken by some one.
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case. Ferguds, or Brewn, as he calls him
seli, will res! in Jail awaiting the arrival of
more witnesses, both for and against him,
Graham Items.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Graham, Jan. 1S.-Yesterday a counle oe
ciuSens of this place captured grey eagle
awe lew miles north of here. 1t was not
quite SO large as the bald eagle captured by
Mr Seant few weeks ago. The bird was
disabled at first, but showed fight SO violently
that 1t had to be roped before il could be
'aPP'.red 1t died few heurs afterward.
han, elect and hail fell oil the afternoon
! u II lies on the ground long it will prove
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Thomas II. Rayard Reelected TO tho
Senate,

Dover, Del, Jan. 1S.-Thomas F. Bayard
was reelected United ststos Senator from
this state this morning, sll the democratic
members voting for him. Seven republican
representatives and one republican senator
voted fer Anthony Higgins, Of Wilmington,
leAdirg party naA and ex. United States
district attorney.
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B,I For the Relief of General Ord

Washington, Jan. 1S.-In the house TO-
day bill was passed. for the relief of Gen.
eral L o. G. Ord. 1t provides that his rank
ard pay on the retired list shall be in accord
with his brevet rank as a major general.
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Dawes Re.Nominnted.

Boston, Mass, Jan. 1S.--Tho republican
legislative caucus has re-nominated Henry
L. Dawes for the United States senate.
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SEEING
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
State outside Of the City of Galveston.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Gentlemen who reside In any part of the
state. or abroad, will find our mail and ex,
press OKDER DEPARTMENT means Of prompt
aud faithful service apoA their wants, in the
way of fine Furnishing Goods of every de-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-09
CALDER ORGANS
ARE A
GREAT SUCCESS
100 Of Them Sold in n Few
Months!

What the Best Judges IN Utah Sag
of Them.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
certify that they have carefully
and thoroughly examined the D.
o. CALDER CABINET ORGAN, class
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number OF organs OF other makers,
some Of which enjoy a WORLD
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purchasers.
Joseph II. Ridges, Builder OF Tab
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G. ]. Thomas, Conductor of lions
Musical Society and Theatre Orches,
ira; T. Radcliffe, Organist and Con.
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Smith; O. Y. Tsggsrt, Piano Tuner
and Repsirer; w. E Weihe, Violin.
at and Repairer OF Musical Instru-
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years. Organ delivered on First Pay.
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DAVID o. CALDER,
ma SALT LAKE CITY
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP

NBE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
/ fore existing between John Wood
house and Newell A. Brown, of Lehi
City, Utah County, Utah, is this day
and obligations due to the firm will be
collected by and paid to John Wood
houee, who will assume all the obliga-
tions Of the old firm, and continue the
business at the old stand.
JOHN WOODHOUSE,
Newell A. BROWN.
Lehi, Utah Co., May 18th, 1881. je3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-08
DISTRICT COURTS,

THEME C1GRT or THE Observation-Disclosures
NJ ~, r CAkrTE; ANo JUSTICES HAGNER AND JAMES
~ ny vs. Astr decree that the property is subject
nm ln ei0TS debt Dickson, q BTiem Springman and
~: vs. baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company;
l>itio!iS affirmed as 10 all except Springnafi whG
;5 an S.t-i az the lime of the appropriation by
o'.t company Lewis Shepherd: decree
MIN InnS ne Judgment below. and case remRnded
''4 cave To amend iii the plaintiffs case Terry
- i-E!Sley; argued and Submitted.
- LIT LIT I-TEr-iysTICE MACARTHUR.-Bailey
otIlGt OF 10litInba jury out; directed to bring
=. q sealed verdict BeTr " Ford: Judgment nv de,
Vii Vii. Curtis -. TwtchclI Judgment by default
- ,iT VS. Curtin; discontinued by plaintiff Riley
~ sullivan; judgment set aside and leave 10 plead
s3it,s jaich 3 Kline IS. Barber d Dean; jury Ie-
al, aIIllITy Cnrs&T-,IUsrIcE WYLTE.-The court met
"l!u called the Calendar
i,,tiH tNAL CDERT-IUsTTCE Cox-The court per-
'ie gram and petit jurieS and then adjourned.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
aud ile court nf The District-Chief Justice Cartier
I,trfcf CS7. ids;tsF and JanIes-No. 81, Quinn KS
NJ vi columbia No. 81, Simmons VS.. Douglass
FI;r$..,3; Eaton ". Griffith No. 50. Walach vs.
~ I; \ o %. Capitol Hill Building ASSOCIATION
I ig,slr vs. Fay; no 81, Eihart VS. Young: No g.
y f' w. sinister; No IS, Citizens National Bank
p, , n tourtjuslce MacArthur-No. -. Thwing
r,-r Dtii' - al; No. 3d. SibTey Barber ct al.
- 'i.d yS Barber Fl al receivers; 30 $50 Behrend
Iy . al 10 6. HUntOn ". TAYLOR: No. 80 Muir.
COMM F2 + Paine; No. 49, Hedihy vs. District OF
Wasiins, "a! Is, Ii0ble Hill: No 26l, Lloyd Us.
PIn! l5asiieii Company; No 90 Nevis VS.
" EacS H. 20 Auserlnan vs.. Baum No Us Moses
d Will aton rs. Connolly ct al: No 2S2 Bartlett
Dir az - HH'' Nc,ys. District OF Columbia; No. ST
EIS,, -, Bi!sey; No PSI Burgess vs. Raum; No 2s5
vs. Tis,r i1Site! Is. Cook ct al: No. 2S6 Mitchell
" CarE 6 y, ,"tnInhia; No. 239 Hills, Boyd IL Co.
Fnt3iiIH o. q, 70; No. 81, House VS.. Hopkins.
son: Ny c31Tt-destice Wylie.-NO i, Gait vs. Glib
mar. " -, tr'2lnS0n VS.. Shoemaker; No. T. Mona
Jones y WS22i.s,leiS No. D. Rowe VS.. Todd: No. 4,
tU,,a - atueh; 40. 6, Silsbee vs.. Garland; No =,
Snnar,, peyoSe; No. TO- Domestic and Foreign Mis-
80; 40 II, Smith IS Kenny
cany: S-'tt-iGstice Cox.-JOseph Williams, lar
tty.s HW4'f27e Cook, assault with intent to kill
solei7 ". Black, assault; Joseph TrOens receiving
son isFcSpeSiy Mary Feretie, larceny; Club Jack
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- -h''~SSN'AsttSu L AC'-sS' !
STATE RAMS
SUB-TREASURY BALANCES


Gold $50 80 49, Currency $685.. So SO
per cent per aunum and LIZ per diem, and as low
per cent per annum and closed at the highest point
Exchange strong, and the nominal rates advanced x
per 4ol for 90 days and Ash for demand, with
actual business at g4S9 for long and iSS@4s3l for
short sight. Governments quiet and unchanged.
state bonds generally inactive Railroad bonds fairly
active, but irregular. Milwaukee aud st. Paul con-
soils advanced to 12S Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western frsts go ditto seconds to ST. later falling to
So Iron Moutnain rss advanced TO III, Metropolitan
seconds TO 9S Chesapeake and Ohio currency skies to
52s Erie funded fiVeS to 95s, and fell to So; New
Jersey Central incomes advanced to 103 Louisville
and Nashville general mortgage skies advanced to
l0iIs.
The stock market opened generally strong and
higher and continued 10 advance. with occasional
slight reactions until after the second board when the
highest figures of the day were touched the improve
men in values ranging from = to per cent the lat
Western Union, Nashville and Chattanooga, Denver
and Rio Grande, Iron Mountain, and Pacific Mail be-
ing also prominent i'll the advance Toward the close
speculation again became weak and the final sales
cent, St Paul. Reading Nashville and Chattanooga,
New Jersey Central, Northwest Denver and Rio
GTande Western Union, and Northern Pacific lead
ing the downward movement. transactions aggre-
gated shares, including Canada Southern, ii 100
Delaware Lackawanna and Western. 81 800 Delaware
and Hudson, Is, lou Denver and Rio Grande. $685.
tain GG Kansas and Texas 400 Lake Shore, sG00
Louisville and Nashville, 200; Michigan Central,
1892 Manhattan Elevated, l3.60 Northwest, 2.aOG
Nashville and Chattanooga ii 500 New Jersey Cen
trail 81 Adj. New York Central $500 Northern Pacific
~ 500 Ohio nd Mississippi, 150 Pacific Mail, 7,6G
Reading, 1902 st. Paul, 81 500 st. Paul and Omaha,
6,2s; Texas Pacific, $500 Pacific, AGO. West
ern Union, 3I,s0e; Chicago, St Louis, and New Or
leans, Gi00
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Can They Afford Ets

u Inc EiitOr Of The NutjoaGi Republican:
Can the Baltimore and Potomac and the Penn
>ylyania roads afford il? The damages that the
former VIII have 10 pay for the killed and wOunded
in Saturdays collision, though the number, for
tunately, was snail viii probably make big hole
IN the profits from the travel on the Inauguration
occasion. But tire injury to the reputation of both
reads for safety lii travel, especially on such
crowded occasions whenthc travel is so greatly i'll
creased. viii be immensely greater than the dam
ages they win have 30 pay. The news Of this ac-
Cidcnt viii be carried throughout the country by
lie passengers On the colliding trains. and
The insecurity of travelling on a single
mack road commented on, so that III the
future many Will be 10th to take road
isuch IS the Great Pennsylvania Central) that can
reach the Capital only over a stretch of forty
miles of single track from here TO Baltimore
where all the dangers lie 1 ask again. can the
Pennsylvania and the Baltimore and Potomac
roads longer afford 10 have bat single track On
his part of their road, af0rding the only ingrcss
of the former 10 the Capital of the Nation? The
tunnels and bridges OF the Baltimore and Potomac
all built for double track and the topography
Uf The country. n we'll as the sandy and StOnelcsS
soil invite the building of the extra track at Il
very cheap nate: and may not say that this ad-
ditlonai accident Is but another peremptory man
date to them 10 build the second track as quickly
a. possible? They can't longer afford 10 have but
single track 90 bring the travel of such a great
corporation as the Pennsylvania Central road to
The capital o. The Nation.
y FRIEND OF THE ROADS.
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PHOTOGRAPHS,

Athletic matches are frequently in
ooxes Sometimes sold, too.
- Jack, how do you like the reetor's
daughter" "Doi,'t know; I've always seen heI
drunk" What. the rcctOrs daughter drunk
"No; l."
Mamma, isn't it very wicked to do
bchfnd ones bark what one wouldn't do before
ones face Certainly. Fife We'll, baby bit
INV finger when ;gas looking another way"
AT Bullong-AIr. Beliiyelle (wholikes
10 air his French before his friends: "Ayvyvoo
:, narfIIIne du-er-iu Jockey club:' Fair per
Turner Oh, yes, Saire. We have. all &c English
,Iurlls!'
IF [ have ever used any unkind
words. Hannah" said Mr.. Smiley to Mrs. Smiley,
rrfectIyc!y II lake them all back" Yes sup
pose yun want to use them oVeT again, was the not
very soothing reply.
Over his sweetheart he leaned and
laughed
A picnic boy y ith a clear blue eye.
Foolish and idle nc sat him down.
Heaven help hi, pants-it was custard pie.
A Maine limberman took his dargh-
terto a ball, and after sitting in the gallery for
some time looking nj The bare arms and shoulders.
turned to his daug i,ier and said Katie, don't
see any good muscle in the whole ROOM"
A Danbury man has a Boston lady
visiting him. sunday evening, on coming ont of
church with her, he extended his arm, and, with
delicate Difference 10 her preiudices, said: Will
yOu accept M upper limb?" With grateful
look from her CLASSY eyes she accepted.
A workman in holiday attire reused
up his comrade ere the morning star. "say, John,
want you TO lend mc your gold watch Lend
y0u MY gold watch: What for: ," Mine is only
silver one. and don't want 10 he photographed
without 4 gold watch in NV rocket"
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE March T.-Cotton duh and lower; mid
ding HE Flour steady and firm; Howard street
and Western SUPER 80 254 90; do extra, 81 25a co. do
family s. 2@6 Is; City Mills super, So 294 CO.. do ex
ira 81 25 co. do family S. 25@6 50; do Rio brands,
IS GaG6 p; PatapSco family, 81 co. Wheat-Southern
higher; Western lower, closing quiet and steady;
southern red 81 1ss@I 20: do amber 81 2o@l 25 No.
Western winter red, spot and March, 81 17l@l 17s;
April 81 1s9l 1SE4 May, 81 lS1<@l lS'S June 81 1l@
Is, Corn-Southern higher and active; Western
higher for spot futures steady; Southern white. $50
Sc; do yellow 56lc1 Western mixed, spot 57c; March
s,la56Sc pril, 547@545sc; May, Ss5s@5S4c steamer
53l5c oats-no receipts and 10 transactions; prices
wholly nominal: Western white, 42@43c do mixed 20
IG4Ic RIVE dull at 81 G2G1 05. Hay dul prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland sls Oe@is so per
non Provisions quiet and steady; mess pork-old.
as coz new SIG co. bulk meats-loOse shoulders and
clear rib sides none offering; do packed. 6gSSc: ba
con-shOilers SIC; clear rib Sides SIC: hams ligf2c
Iard-refned, iGs(c. Butter quiet prime TO choice
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a SCALY STORY.
~ JOHN PUGH.

A major loved a maiden so,
Iii war,iks heart was soft as Do.
ua of would kneel TO her and say:
Thou art OF life any only Re:
AM if but kinder thou Touidst be.
And sometimes sweetly smile on NJ!
Thou arr NY life, my guiding star;
love thee near, | love thee Fd.
Nv passion cannot control;
Thou art the idol of my Sol.
The maiden said: "0h, fie! Ask ps.
How can you go on thus: oh, Ia
The " maior" rose from Blended knee,
And went her father for 10 81.
The father thought 10 match was inner,
This "maior" once had been q " minor.
Tnev married soon, and after that
DHeIt in ten rooms all on " one HAT.
So happy ends the little tale, =,
For they lived on the grandcst scale.