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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04
PATHS MISTAKE.
The Difference Between French and Amer
lean MnnaGeme st-Prices in Europe.

The Difference Between French and Amer
lean kanagemest-Priccs in Europe.
Mr. Franchi made successful tournee in
Nismes, Bordeaux, Rheims, Lyons and
Paris for the prima donna, but manage
ment in France is one thing, in America
quite another. The mistake Patti has made
is in attempting to make Americans pay
higher prices for tickets than she re-
quired in Europe, and in bringing with
her French manager. Albani made the
same mistake as to bringing French mana
ger, who did not understand the country.
Mr.. W. +. Brough invited Ole Bull and my
self to her first concert in New York, and
complained bitterly of the restrictions
placed upon him by Atlantis
French manager. Nothing could move
him from the way they do things in France.
Ullman told me that he could have sent
Albsni out Of the country with $N0,0O0 in
bank. Mad. Sontsg told me at the same
time that Albanl was the greatest singer
living. Yet with her French manager She
almost made hasco pecuniarily.
The price of the best stalls in Convent
Garden on Patti nights this summer was
olc guinea uOOul 20 OF our currency. On
occaslons-tor instance on u night where
Patti, Nilsson and Titiens were heard in the
same opera-there might be an advance in
prices. Professor Ella, in his lectures be-
fore the London Institution, in giving an
analysis of Meyerbeer's Prophet spoke
| Ofpaying 80 shillings $3.50 for his stall as
something unusual, and, comparing it with
the French opera, as very eXacting.
Madame Patti, as far as her own interests
are concerned, has retrieved her first false
step, but has narrowly escaped loss of pres
tige and patronage. How far her Ameri-
can manager can stagger under the big load
he has taken upon him remains to be seen.
In the quotations have made of receipts,
reference was made to grand opera, with
an Its attendant expenses, n very different
thing both in cost and attraction from two
or three minor assistants and pianO-forte
accompaniment.-[Philadelphi Times.
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UNEXPRESSED.

Fair are the hues Of the sunset
Caught by the painters art:
Sweet is the nightingsle's singing
That opens the roses heart;
Bright are the lovers faneies
Wrought from his dreams Of bliss,
And wild and sweet the rapture
That lies in loves first kiss.
But the faircst Of all pictures
Are those no art can reach.
The JOYS that thrill us deepest
Lie beyond the pswer Of speech;
The rarest tinted petals
Are hid in the roses fold,
And the love that is divinest
Is the love that is never told.
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Lizlle and Lnrry.

Says Lizzie to dear Larry: 81 wish to look
no further
Says Larry to Lizzie you are correct,
my DEAR
For am satisfied that /. Reinhadt, the
Clothier, 70i Elm street, beats the whole
town of Dallas for elegant fitting clothing,
best shirts finest underwear, nobbiest hats,
and last but not least, for his fair dealing,
politeness and attention to customers"
l. REINHARnT,
70i Elm street, is the place.
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Some of tho Uses to watch the Timber i,

Put.
To make shse pegs enough for American
use consumes annually 10000 cords of tim
Der, and to make ourluclfer matches 100000
cubic feet of the best pine are required
every year Lasts and boot trees take 5OO,-
600 cords of birch, beach and maple, and
the handles Of tools 100000 more. The
baking Of our bricks consumes 100000
cords of wood, or what would cover
with forest about $4,000 acres of
land. Telegraph poles already up rep
resent SOO,O 900 trees, and their annual repair
consumes about 100000 more The ties of
our railroads consume annually thirty
years growth of 5000 acres, and TO fence
all our railroads would cost $i5 GOO, 0O0, with
a yearly expenditure of $l5,O000M for re-
pairs. These are some of the ways in which
American forests are going. There are
others our packing boxes, for instance, cost
IN 1874 Sl2,OO,0o0, while the timber used
each year in making wagons and agricul-
tural implements is valued at more than
100000, 0OO-[ Hartford Post.
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Making Flowers Of soap-Bubble,.

A pretty experiment has been recently
described by the well-known Belgian physi-
cist, M. Plateau. He bends fine iron wire
so as to present the contour of flower OF
six petals. The central ring to which the
petals are attached is supported on fork.
ing stem, which is stuck In piece Of wood.
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And Don't You Forget TT

Please do not forget that at I. Reinhardt's,
the people Is clothicr, is the place to find the
latest novelties in shirts, underwear, neck
wear, hats and silk umbrellas.
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Eor &alc.

E'OR SALE-Now or some time this winter a
a business clearing 500 per month Only
actual value of the property asked, owner go
ing III show business this spring and must quit
Speak in time. Address FIX Men, Herald Of
flee di.1t.
EOR SALE-A new residence OF IA rooms,etc,,
l. Just finished; well located. VIII take one
half cash, balance In unimproyed lots or lands
Address Mechanic Box ll33, Dallas, Texas dat
TOR SALE-Eght good mules and one good
Il horse; two heavy wagons; one onehOrsc
buggy nearly new; several sets of good harness
ana several other articles, at the Crutchfeld
House Wagon Yard. ds-it
NOR SALE AT A LOW SACRIFICE.-Four
Il business lots, with improvements, situated
on Main Street For further particles apply TO
II Coin, 7OS Main Street.
7 AND FOR SALE-6iD acres patented to Il.
IA secuet on Mountain Creek, Dallas Co, about
10 mlles southwest from Dallas: title good and
will be warranted by responsible parties living
III Texas HUNT, LATHROP d HAYES,
IGOR sALE-Farms for rent or sale situated G
j miles from Dallas, Comfortable houses;
plenty of water. Also 10 acres well adapted TO
iruit vegetables, or MELONS Address o. =.
Bowser 3l6 Elm, Corner Market street nov26
EoR SALE.-A farm Of 100 acres Of rlcn,
II black soil situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas. One half in a fine state of cultiva-
ton, balance pasture and timber-a nice new
dwelling, with smoke house and Other out
houses, aud well of excellent, everlasting
water--otiercd low and on easy terms by
JONES Il MURPHY,
Land agents; Office No 100 Main street
E'OR SALE--A suburban home consisting Of
II house with four rooms, an Out-huuso n
good cistcrn aud two and hnlfor three acres Of
land, situaiited three-iourths of mile north Of
the courthouse on Cedar Springs road, Just out
side Of the city of Dallas For terms apply to j
+. Gillespie, attorney at law Office Go Main
street Dallas, Texas.
IGOR SALE-A splendid farm of over 600 acres
l. Of rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas and
midway between Dallas & Wichita and Houston
" Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and In cultivation. Five tenant houses,
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded on the east By
White Rock creek. For sale cheap aud on easy
terms by Jones II Murphy, land agents. Office 70i
Main street.
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y errible Loss of Llfe

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs.
reaches lose their lives by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists, Is
cents.
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Everything needed in fancy and staple
groceries buy from A. Bond & Co., .4o3
Main street.
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Buy your buggies ut w. w. orr's, success
sor to sechler Il Orr, Main street, Dallas,
Texas.
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Now is the time TO buy toys and holiday
goods cheap at the and l0c Store.
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THU NIVWTVNI I-INVN
To buy butter, chickens, eggs and all other
kinds of country produce and vegetable, is
at the new stand, ON Main street, above T.
l.. Marsalis, just opened by w. Ii Smith.
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WANTEp.A cook for family of three. Call
" at lbs Main ST dt-lt
MANIFESTATION as travelling salesman
W for dry goods or clothing house, by one
VINO mas mad some experience, Address N. N,
Z U BOX 65g, Dallas, Texas. DAFT
NTANTED-A tl,fough business man with
w capital. to &c an interest in one of the
best Cotton and IN Planters invented En-
qulre al NatlonH Ao,sl, room9. r. G. wrenn,
DAFT
WANTED, b. A LADY,--A room aud board
W IN prvat" family Referencey given and
required. Address stating terms W c. Gal
d42t
w ANTED--T hrstclasS timers To work ON
IL. kua lexis Patent Reflector Lamp at
~ Elm st APP Early Monday morning di-lt
WANTED-H. i. Kruegel, carpenter aud
" builder, eoidcr Sycamore and Commerce
streets, at our q inter- shop, from $40 to $40 900
worth Oh carpe: work lobbing etc, or I'D
dress lock box Dallas, Texas. nov6-St.eow
WANTEp-By man of large experience as
w machincs ,ld engineer a situation as
engineer where is services would be apprecia.
.ed; competent % take charge of machinery
to character and ability il required Address
=, Box GIG Jacksonville, III. dS-St
WANTED-yob borrow $3.50 on good security
w ana good interest. for about six months
huuress a. b', HERALD Office. d3-2t
W ANTED-A irst-cass timer Apply to j.
w N WySe, Houston Street second door
south Of Improvement Company's office, Fort
Worth, Texas d2.St
WANTED-A situation as drummer or travel
w ing salesman in n. T.. Texas Refer by
permission TO w, &. Veal President Dallas
Board of Trade, Dallas, Texas. Correspondence
| solicited, addressed TO me at CAROLS Prairie
Iexas. w. d, BYRD div.
| w ANTED-To borrow on three months time,
w against good security and with good in
terest paid, small amount of money Address
IL care I, o, Box 5d4, Dallas Texas diff.
| WANTED-Agerts for our new and complete
W " Life of President Garfield" Fully Illus
rated Agents, this is your chance to make
money, For terms etc., address Texas Book &
! Bible Co, 727 Main street. Dallas, Texas.
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FUNNYGRAMS.

Better to take this life with ease
Than always be in rush;
Better to raise man on ''threes T"
Than draw to a bob taip' flush.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04

Improper medicines only aggrayate hui
man diseases, Don't experiment with your
health. If you don't iust know what ais
you, use Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will
strengthen you and assist nature in remoy-
ing every symptom of distress.
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Land agents; office No 200 Mnln streel
jfnr 3rnt.

NOR RENr-Un the yth day of January, 1882
4 building, No. Gil Elm St, now occupied by
the Union city Furniture Co. Building 2iXl5O
1857 Elm 81 diff
Tor RENr-TNo elegantly furnished rooms
II 1922 Main ST. diff
EOR RENr-Four good farms for sale or rent
i near wills Point Texas, on liberal terms
also 30 town lots In Wills Point for sale. Terms
liberal Cattle will be taken. John A. 0'Neal.
diff.
LOR RENT The celebrated hotel known as
IL the O'Neal House for rent Furniture can
be bought Jno. A. O'Neal Wills Point, Texas.
dit.
NOR RENT-A large warehouse l5Nlu0 in East
Il Dallas, ON the side track Of the 7. & Z. r. Il.
One ofthe most convenient receiving and ship
ping houses In the city. havny the floor and
platform level with the freight cars, with good
comfortable Office aud Fairbanks floor scales.
For further particulars apply to Il, Bennett.
Dallas Nov DIST 1881. nov23.U
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or's Concord side.sprlng buggies are
hung on equalizers, and have steel bows,
steel ties and Sarvan wheels.
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Orr sells the best buggies for the money
in the world.
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Orr keeps all styles of carriages, ,nwtons
and spring wagons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04

Old papers mt the HERALD Office for sale
in large quantities or small, to suit.pur-
chaser.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04

AT A. Bond Il Co., i03 Nam street, you
can find every variety of canned fruits,vege-
tables and meats. Goods delivered free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04

There is going to be big rush for the
toys and holiday goods at the 8 and l0c
Store; call early.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04

Thone0tness audciyilityat Konts Hotel,
corner Main and Murphy streets, are pro-
verbal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-04

If you want to'buy u family carriage
send for Orr.s catalogue and price list.
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WANrED-A t,afough business, man with
w capital, to- &c an interest in one OF the
best Cotton and IN Planters invented En-
qnlre al NationS Aotsl, room2, r. G wrenn
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Headquarters of holiday goods and toys
Is at the aud Toe Store.
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miscellaneous aalamts.

cook for family of three. Cali
w al lbs Main St d.-It
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Tim very sure she sobbsd you love mo
not"
why so?' quoth /; SAY, precious little
pet"
Because" she naively answered, you've
forget
To tell me 50, and lovers don't forget"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as travelling salesman
w for dry goods or clothing house, by one
who has had some experience Address NJ. N
7 o Box $50 Dallas Texas d4.lt
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WANTED, b. LADY,--A room aud board
w ina private family. Refereneey given aud
required. Address, stating terms, W c. Gal
DAFT.
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All, then kissed her lips, and cheek and brow,
And Rugged her closely to my Sunday vest;
At last released-"rhore, that will do Just
now p"
She blushing said: "Why, you beat all the
rest" -lChicago Tribune.
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kinds of country produce and vegetable, Is
at the new stand, ON Main street. above II.
l.. Marsalis, just opened by w. II Smith
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, ,nutons
and spring wagons.
----at O.
There is going to be big rush for the
toys and holiday goods at the 8 and l0c
Store call early.
Old papers at the HERALD Office for sale
in large quantities or small, to suit'pur-
chaser.
Thoneotness and civilityat Konts Hotel.
corner Main and Murphy streets are pro-
verbal.
Headquarters of holiday goods and toys
Is at the aud Toe Store.
-------nt-- 0 s.
If you want to'buy n family carriage
send for Orr,s catalogue and price list.
- ---S ------------
AT A. Bond q Co., i03 Nam street, you
can find every variety of canned fruits,vege-
tables and meats. Goods delivered free.
--s--.--
0rr's Concord side.spring buggies are
hung on equalizers, and have steel bows,
steel ties and Sarvan wheels.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money
In the world.
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elO,l
|oven
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Only a line in the paper
That some body reads aloud,
A. ne table of languid boaraers,
10 the dull Indifferent crowd,
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5 end
olAry |
W.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-11-24
CONVEYING Prisoners.

The present system Of conveying prison.
ers TO the penitentiary, while admirable
from an economical standpoint has its
weak places, and abuses are creeping In.
The law is radically defective, else very
liberal construction is given II by the State
officials. Here Is ON extract. when q
contract is made according TO the terms Of
this act, the contractors shall enter into
a bond in the sum Of twenty thousand
dollars, payable 10 the governor and
his successors in Office, with two or more
securities, 70 be approved by said board.
conditioned that said contractor will faith
fully and fully carry out and comply with
said contract How do we find matters
operating? One man is sent 90 convey q
body Of prisoners from the county jail TO
the state prison, and while TINS engaged in
the performance Of the duty assigned him
ono or more Of his men essape; does
penalty follow, and is IL attached where
ID belongs to the contractor who has en-
tered into a bond 10 faithfully and fully
comply with the contract that be has made
with the State, We read u escapes, but
we hear Of no one being held rcspOns BE,
and take il for grnnted that nothing q the
sort obtains. Bell county recently e1-
pended large sum OF TnOnxy IN the trial
OF ..yiolafOrs Of the laws q the state I've
convictions are bad. one appeals. f1ur ere
SURRENDERED ~ the sheriff - on accredited
reriieIilarV agent, ard on ti.- --Ind -
Hnntssilic, in q town RI sorlf % iIlieiii-
tanis. two q them elect nn escape. Nhaf
j. % BE d0nf about ifl--f iielt0l Journal
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Tho Norther nnd-the Poor.

The mercury in the thermometers took O
tremendous tumble about o'clock yester.
day morning, when real, stiff, blue
norther, which was heralded by a misting
rain, began to blow The average citizen
went down into his trunk and brought
forth his last winters paraphernalia, from
which he shook camphor and tobacco
representatives. against moth. Overcoats,
flannel clothing, wraps of all kinds and
fires were fashionable-quite seasonable, SC
to speak. There were no two thermometers
in this city that gibed, and the exact change
in the temperature is not known though IL
was considerable. The Thermometers were
badly ratified as was the citizen who
either filled himself up with quinine OF
"fire water in order to keep up to pleas
ant Temperature. The man who tried to
look comfortable and who invariably
dropped the remark that he did not feel
cold did not have any overcoat and was Q
base fraud. The fuel man drove a good
business and as the mercury fell the price
of fuel rose. There are a good many poor
people in this city wholly unprepared fol-
the coming winter and they are subjects
for the charitable Tho wife of the moor
sick Swede died at the old European house,
corner of Main and Harwood streets. She
had been sick for several weeks,
died Yesterday morning and the remains
were Inferred in the potters field by the
City Sexton. The poor woman left sick
husband and three little children to mourn
her. They are strangers and cannot speak
English. An elderly lady, who was attired
i'm a thin and faded calico dress and wearing
an old breakfast shawl on head. was seen In a
pawn shop yesterday beseeching the dick
ering pawnbroker TO advance her few dol
lars OF, a gold ring. There are many such
cases Of destitution In Dallas.
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nfths Of them being occupied w ladies.
The appearance Of the general nsscfnblnRe
was III marked contrast With Tint Qf rTevls
aus days and seems 10 DO entirely free from
ihe ro1gher element 20 conspicuous upon.
Che opening day ulRon ihs opening ,u.t o.
on explanation, aud requested the court
oner from giving TO the public his unauthor.
lied communication, and also TO prevent
the annoyiDe Of the prisoner In the court
room. This. brought on q. scene, duril T.
which Guiteuu demanded that Mr.. Scoville
should go out Of tho ease; that
he was no criminal lawyer and
had no sense; that he talked one
thing to him in private and
another In public. Mr. sc9yiile endeayored
came more and more excited, and addressed
himself alternately to the court, to Mr..
Scoyille and to the bailiifs, who were en-
deavoring to keep him quiet.
To the court-'I represent my
SELF your honor, and shall do
as / please about COUNSEL"
Then turning to Mr.. Scoville, said: "You
manage my case" Turning the bailifis, he
said: "You should mind your own bust
ness, you COMPOUNDED fools; you amt got no
sense"
The court stated to the prisoner in
decided terms that he would order
him removed and proceed in
shouted excitedly: II don't care if you do
The court above will reverseyo and L will
get new trial. You have got no right to
remove me-"
The court replied in terms which seemed
to convince him Qiuiteau) oftheir sincerity.
Every well, l shall so do ifyou persist in
any disturbance and there are precedents
in this court for such rulings.
A whispered consultation between
Guiteau and Mr.. Scoville Followed
and the former appeared convinced and
subsidized into absolute quiet and devoted
himself to his papers. District-Attorney
Corkhill then offered in evidence certain
letters which were yesterday read to Mr.
Blaine.
L. W. Wagner was then called
as witness, but failed to
respond. James X. Sharpe was
then called, and answered that he did not
see the shooting, but saw the prisoner at
tempting to escape, and witnessed his ar
rest.
Ella w. Ridgely heard conversation
between Guiteau and the hackmen who was
engaged by the prisoner to drive him to
Congress Cemetery. Joshua Davis, gate
keeper, M. s. Crawford, drayman, and 9th
ers, who were present at the Baltimore Il
Pittsburg depot on July I'd,
swore to the fact of the
shooting. Policeman Kenney, who arrested
Guiteau, claimed to have done so without
assistance, whereupon Guiteau asked him
several questions and demonstrated to his
satisfaction that he (Guiteau) did not run
away, but quietly put up his pistol and
surrendered.
Sixth Day of the Guiteau Trial,
WASHINGTON. November 19.-The crowd
about the courthouse this morning was
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The Pacific Extension.


To the Editor OF the Dailas ,ioraiu'
In the interview published in yesterdays
HERALD in regard to the extension of the
.. pic nood soma errors occnr
reAas M at tho ro;nt' 70 Which fbe Track
Eagle ia.' INC n pU ;nformant left is given
was ne a'u , Msn wost Of Dallas and : 600 feet
az I 200 t 4ha soa " ievel both bv the official
apove 'ne '1m ro N.Y. Ia ole Fiat ia 54S liz
.lGhres, ar Halls and 8o8 feet above the
s s,,n' If is said Col. Duff. of Mississippi on
sea- ~ 10 s Wo ~ ~ ,yos tho first nerson
sne iol To II 20 come across via fhe
E slomt wnin and Teyos Pacific passing The
ooutiierH anu ioH"o I' -