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Fire NJ Monroe. Louisiana

New Orleans, Feb. l0.-The Democrats
special from Monroe, Louisiana, says he
steamer Fair Play, With 500 bales Of cotton,
the VIII 1rr-boat Kittie, with 500 bales of cotton
aud large lot Of merchandise, We're entirely
destroyed by fro at 3 O'Clock th!, morning
The ira is supposed to have been cau'ed by
fire in the cotton. The loss is estimated at
So 900. Tho Fair Play was owned in New Or
leans by Joha KOunz, and WAS valued at $4,000
injured for $1,000, The cotton was valued u,
SOL 900, insured TOR $4,000, The officers of the
Fnlr Play barely escaped with their lives
Most Of them had to leave the boat III theiI
night clothes, @ ptain Robin and Thomas
Albert, clerk, had their faces and hands badly
burned Eddie Hancock, aprinter perished in
the fire
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House of Commons.

London, Feb. l9.--Just before the house OF
commons adjourned last night, and when
most of the reporters had Left, the speaker said
he had considered serious questions and suR-
gestions addressed to him ana had formed
rules In lieu OF those announced on Thursday
last, which he trusted would meet the views
OF the house. Tue rule is as follows; "Thst
In COMMITTEES on any urgent bill or In tho
stage known ~ consideration Of the bill as
amended"
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Co-paFtnershiD.

~; u, the undersigned, have this day formed
w partnership, for the purpose OF
conducting a gene al commission and grain
buemess, under the firm style Of Cnrti' Il
Garrett. We pay tho highest cash prices for
all kinds Of grain, bones, IRON etc, and make
liberal advances on couslgnments,
q. +. CURTIS,
a. G. GARRETT, in.
DALLAS, Texas, January 81, 1881.
Thanking my numerous customers Ter their
patronage while In the late firm of Curtis q
Robinson, and while alone, | respectfully So
llct q continl alton OF their business.
C.P. CURTIS.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS

The state and county ad valorem taNre Tor
1850 will beco me delinquent on the at day of
March next, at which time the oillco win lie
CLOSED until Delinquent lists are made out Wa
are required by -aw to make final settlement
by July lst and the present law requires shat
all personal property he exhausted before
lands can bs advertised Ia taxes. There ore
In View OF the large amOuni OF work to be
done, and the short time allotted in which to
perform the same 1t will be impossible to ex-
tend the time for payment beyond March LIST.
All persons VINO owe tho state and county INA
for above year will aon quit iheir interest by
settlement az the same efore expiration OF
Tn. lime, and thereby savb cost.
Resi- rcltully, We IL. PRATllER
1sX CO llect or of Dallas count "
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J. 5. OAUGHE RTY,
lsij lgDls ail Sl5g s9latu,
EeAg.EA$, TEXAS.
OFFERS

FOR SALE-Forty rectiops OF G1e prairie
land in Crosby, Floyd, Hale and Lubbock
counties, In ami adJo MIA TO growing
colony; very cheap
FOR IA la farm of 80 acres, half mile
southeast % FOrn@y, on the i. u L. railroad;
50 acres In cultivation, 100 IN meadows two
tenant houses, good water, etc
FOR SALE farm half mile southwest
from Forney; 81 acres In tho tract, Ij acres
under fence and In cultivation; good IN
authouse and good well Of water
FOR SALE $50 pieces of property at East
land, the countryside of Eagtiond count ?, md
on the line OF the II 81 f.. rail- ad. 'uI,i,tins
of choice huelneas and residence J ,ta and
tracts of from i've II twenty Rcras eel IN, Tor
fruit growing anu gardening IlIt iuuael.
FOR rem "a tHrIH OF 90 acres, 10 acres In
cultivation, 10 acres In meadow. Mesquite,
on the & Z. Railroad. Good house, stables,
FOR RENT-Twepty.three acres of land,
out OF the Scars homestead, "a miles north
east from Dallas.
| have county maps Of EasI nd, Callaha n
Taylor, Jones and stephens counties, free TO
those who wish TO visit those counties with &,
view of investing In lands. Aud desire tnaA
ali parties who have lands In those countie-
that they wish to sell 10 send me llsl ol
them Having had n surveying corps on The
frontier locating lands for the last sven years
| am we'll acquainted with the lands u north
ern, western and northwestern Texas, and So
licit correspondence with all parties who wish
10 uuy' lNuNri tlthtI loI IhIWlnS VI S'uOh-
reisi og purposes, or who n We money they
wish TO invest where they can be saiith'd that
the investment Will retuna 'ndsOme proit
The recent report of the GOmmissj0ner OF
the general lend Office gives the vacant lands
In PecUs and PreSldiO counties At between SIX
and seven million acres. And the southern
Pacific rai.wa company are survey 9 the line
of their road from HI Pas0 TO san AutOulO
through these counties, and all the vacant
lands there ara su uject to location with rail-
rno1 eprin. and be obtained at N cost OF u
few CENTS per acre, aud, In my Judgment Of
| rers an excellent opportunity for .nves mont.
j. 5. DAUGHERFY,
Dallas, Texas.
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London, Feb. ia Durham dispatch re-
ports that the Beers have retreSted in two
columns, one of 1900 and tn, oth'r OF 1000.
The latter column has gone into the Orange
Tree states.
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'T0 TRADE OR SEAL.

One 2nd hand buggy, extra good.
Four head OF horses; SOME very due.
Five pianos.
Two fine gold watches.
One kiln good, hard Dr ok.
One case fine English gpng.
VIII trade any or all OF the above for country
produce at each prices,
have also several tracts OF good land In
Tits aud other counties for Tale low.
j l. REEKES Main street.
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The HERALD STEAM JoB PRrNrGSG OFFICE
Is prepared to execute, in tbs Inquest style OF
art, any and ali railroad printing al the short
est note.
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DecisiOn Annuiled.

Paris, FED. l9.-The municipality of Mar
seiles, by vote of l, has snnulled its de-
cisiln to grant site for the erection ola statute
to the late NJ. Thlers, on the grounds that he
was an enemy.
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Everybody is talking about the masquer
ade bali of the Frohsinn singing society,
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ZOE aALN.
FI,lraE

HOUND Money. The owner eau nave II
J. by Identifying same and paying for this
advertisement. Clinton S. Fletcher.
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For Sale or Rent.

a small farm OF % acres Of lard, 60 acres In
cultivation, Dwelling house, barn, cotton
house and corn criba IN good order, and two
good wels on the race, for sale for cash or
IN terms. If not sold In 81 days to be rented
ont on liberal conditions. For further infor-
mstiOn apply at the gr"u ld to Joseph Him-
mermln proprietor, miles from Dallas.
Jn the Mile q Ferry road
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Special Meeting.

A special meeting OF The slockholders OF the
HOl5lOn ! TeXaS CGlRlI R. R. Co.
wrl be held ct the general ofiiceo OF the com.
pany In the city of Houston on Monday
Ing and taking such action a. may be nocee-
AIRY 81 enable said company to issue It's bonds
for the purpose nf paying of and retiring all
former Issues OF bonds OF theconpany and OF
payipgall Other outstanding Indebtedness OF
the company and for the flclher purpose OF
improving and lettering said comp ,uies' line
of ra lTOad, and 10 secure the payment Of said
honda by u murtsoge upon the property and
franchises OF the company
A q. RICH ARUSON. Secretary
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Only $3.50 Gors good nov .uin A. & E
Nittenthaps
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DHYTCINN AM SUEGEON-DR. NOR.
L TON. Office, in first national bank build e
Ing. Residence, san j cipto street, near
Leonard
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1.-THE stomach, liver aud bowels are affected,
t. adopt the sure remedy, Hosteters stom-
arh Bii,ers pi.enses NJ the organs MEG ne
get Others FIR more serious ana = del i
plnint chill. and fever, early rheumat, g
twing-- iducv weakness, bring seirus boa
lily trouble Il II fled win. Lose no time ~
using this effective, safe and long-knoWr
medicine
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally,
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN
NOTICES.


NoTICS..Hgh prices paid for second-
N hand furniture OF all siuia At Louden
II Midgeu'e, lM klm street. Dallas,
MyIiICn = AdYer, semsnts NAV DO handed
~ int n0r business otice up 70 p. m,
and Into the composing room unto u. ~.
Notwithstanding Wanted bids on 300
~ or 0O0 head az stock cattle delivered
here In April or May. Parties wishing such
cattle win plea . address, stating price, Wade
\. farSer Thornton, reNas.
IN sTORE--Ca 3 Early Rcsc, Pouch Blow and
4 Peerless .potstoss a. Erwin \ Co.'s t05
Elm street, OslltR.
NOIlUE-tacnlug laodt to rent in quaut,-
~ ties % suit either ON shares, teams fur
nisnedor Otherwise, ~ parties may wish APP
ply tod o. Crutchfeld. 3 miles northeast OF
Dallas.
NOTICE = once, 0fnoe fixtures, counters,
~ eic, Tor sale cheap. Gail ot once at
the Dollar store.
NOTICE A bargain can he had In rs
~ pounds of bourgeois type, In prime con-
dltlon, by applying " this otllcc,
NIOTIGE-O 10 have your furniture,
IN plano. ETC., moved or packed, left only
AT Jones \ Murphy's, Will b e promptly at
tended to. Respectfully, II. e. Krsuter.
NIUTlUE. Apply soon or miss "a bargain.
~ A few Extra SA'' ,nd ''B" grade bug
gles; alsn, two sets OF harness. WIN sell to
suit the Tins, for cash, or will trade for I'M
proved property or occurred notes. Apply at
hilburn wagon depot, in rear of ADAM "
Leonard's bank, 10 W, j. Britt
mIsCEEI.ANEOUs WANTS.
TITANTED-- Buyer FOR one fne hay scale
w (Fairbanks) one platform scale (Howe,)
Good ~ new. Louden IS Midget, second
hand store, Elm street. Dallas.
WANTED = SeuOnd- hand furniture Of all
w aud every kind At Louden 4 Mldgstts,
| apQpnl hand na.llnFa
| lGT AnTtD-A sirl from ten TO twelve years
! w old, ether white or colOred A per-
manent come with light work. No nursery.
Apply or address II at the bu ness Office of
the Herald.
| KKYANTED-r1 TRADE 10, ESQ acre, Of chcicc
| w LAND, end cash for -tOck Of groceries or
dry goods Il, A. Glass, 2Oi Commerce street,
Dallas.
IA, ANVEb-r 70 buy one section Of good land
w near railroad survey In western Texas.
Mustbe cheap. Adcress N L., this oace,
NAI HCED-i0 good carpenters at BGitd to
w work on round house, Depots ard sec
don HOUSES Wages $3.50 per day apply a
Cla'k hou g, Fort Worth, on Il, b. 2lst eud y
or uanfuurutinn \. brpwniee, Contactort
NNTANIED--io bng = neat cottage In good
w nighboruood, 20 be paid for Ia monthly
m5ia linrut7of twenty five dollarH. Adde'S,
81, 1876, Dal1'.
XUAETrD- In mail family a single CIR
w or woman (whte) A steady place
good bone aud good wages guaranteed. FOL
rarti alars call on proprietor OF city Laundry
7Oj Commerce ST.
ygTANTED--A desk. Any ono having
w fair sitting or standing desk can hea
ola purchaser by addressing q. w. II thi
Office
VyTANTED-A good blacksmith at 81 80 4
w t8uer day Apply at once to Phoma
Ball, Terrell -------------
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VA. X. & r. II. r.

From Greenevlllc TO Mlneola.
The proposed line trave rises the finest timber
In Texas, which never has been worked be-
fore, consisting principally of the uplands.
accessible at any time of the year.
For particulars apply to
Is. zUUKERMAN, Contractor,
Mineola, Texas
Texas.
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TTOE EENT-NeItlF iurnl he'd room, south
4 front, at 81, Commerce, between Syca-
more and Eryay streets, J. NJ. HAYES.
EOR RENP--A two ST ny house with seven
rooms, three blocks from business CEN
ire; cistern ard hydrant w-ter. Apply to
Fran X " hear, 1OI vain street.
6TuB ZEN Cine bennett nice house, IN rear
T. III John Pots' grocery store, IN mont ~
Pacific dUpot S,itahe for produce storei
win hold q 600 bushels Of corn. For pprtcu-
lara, Ipqulge ut John Brpwuin-, l0N Eim "
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Krieg's min for safe,

At great sacridce. One lU-horsepoweT engine
complete, with flour machinery, all in good
running order, nnd dwelling, mill baildlng
and ground l5OXl2j feet, all for $1,000; or inb-
chntry alone lol III, 200, Address
CHRISTIAN KREla
Dallas, TeAas.
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Notwithstanding laod to rent in quauti-
~ ties % suit either ON shares teams fur
nisned or Otherwise, 40 parties may wish APP
ply tod o. Crutch1eld. miles northeast Of
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NOTICE - once, office fixtures, counters,
~ etc Tor sale cheap CAL at once at
the Dollar store.
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IN srORE--Ca Early Rcse, Peuch Blow aud
4 Peerless ,potSloss a. Erwin \ Co.'s toS
Elm street, Dali AZ
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mIsCREu.ANEOus WANTS.

XYT ANTED-- Buyer for one rne hay scale
w (Fairbanks) one platform scale glove. }
Coed ~ new. Louden s. Midget, second
hand store, Elm strees Dallas.
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NorIOS..H Highest prices paid for second-
N hand furniture OF all kiuia At Louden
Il Midgett's, 7Si Elm strest, Dallas
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NOriCE A bargain can he had In rs
~ pounds of bourgeois type, IN prime con-
dltlon, By applying vt this uflcc
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NMANTtD- In mail family a single girl
w or woman (whte.) steady place,
good bone aud good wages guaranteed. For
rarti alars call on proprietor OF City Laundry,
1Nh lnlnlnnrcn 81.
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NUTiUE. Apply soon or miss u bargain.
~ few Extra ''A' Nnd 'B" grade bug
giles; asn, two sets OF harness. WIZ sell to
suit the tlm-s, for cash, or will trade for I'm
proved property or .ecuted notes Apply at
hilburn wagon depot, in rear of Adam" \
Leonard's bank, 10 W. j. Britt
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AAJ AhThD-A sirl from ten TO twelve years
w old, ether white or cclored. A per-
manent ONE with light work. No nursery.
Apply or address II at the bu mess Office of
the Herald.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

minded of all the organizations at present en-
Gagged in harmonizing the party. 1t mas al'
ready consumed several boxes of cigars OF the
costlest character in its struggles with the
great political problems of the time. 1t sent
ont some time ago "Committee of Ten to
90 to the Brunswick Hotel and other public
places shere Democrats had been reported to
have been seen recently, and find somebody to
come in and be reorganized." The club had no
misgivings-sO little permanent impression
does calamity make upon the mind OF youth
but dismissed the committee in the serenest
confidence that they would presently retnrn'
bringing somebody to be reOrganized. Days
and weeks have passed, and there are no tidings
from the committee. 1t is vaguely rumoreu
that in their efforts to bring in somebody TO DO
reorganized they have become merged IN some
thing else. At meeting of the club on Monuay
night it is stated that Mr.. Theodore Arnold
definitely charged that they had "joined the
Committee of One Hundred "-making' we
presume, One Hundred and Ten.
So goes one more committee. TO helghteh
the melancholy of the occasion, it was an
nounced that Mr.. Simon Stern was also MISS
ing, and that it was believed he had deserted
the party. We do not credit it. 1t is quite pos
sible that Mr.. Stern has withdrawn for time
in order to reorganize himself into party OF
genuine reform, and appOrtiOn himself among
the several committees and subcommittee
necessary to the movement, but there is no
reason to doubt that he will turn up again in
time to vote tho Democratic ticket. The club,
however, has our sympathy. 1t will be wise
to tie string to the next commi tee it sends
out. 1t is too bad to see such u club fooled
AWAY nIeUrIuoai
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23

nor cents is now. Hence the banks wouiu DC
as ready to take the per cents as they wouiu
now be TO take the per cents at about par AZ
onoa nermanent demand would he createu'
If sucb magnitude and power that the 3 per
Oo.,ts oo,,Id never fall below par. For the Ma
t;onal hanks could use S400, 200, OOo OF tnem
tho full amount that it has been piopoSou w
issue-as O basis for gradually ehpauu"pR 0i,-
eulation. TO them, it would De aS pronS"oio "
buy a per cent at 113 as 1t IS now 70 ouy
ner cent at that price. In short, II the oocie'i'
of the Treasury should be authorized 10 receive
bids for 3 per cents upon those conditions the
National banks would probably pay more than
par for large proportion OF them'
Can the Government borrow money In any
other WAY more cheaply7 The circulation thai
ia now secured by and 6 per cent bonds
amounts to less than $1S0,000,000. Ii per
cents should be taken instead of all these bonds,
the United States would lose $1,S0OOOO
yearly. But IT would gain whatever sum might
be paid as premium on the bonds sold, and
certainty that the entire issue of $500, ,OOOOOO
would be taken at per cent instead OF o
higher rate For, if the banks did not At FIRST
take more than halt that amount, other buyers
WOulu NILUOub utSildlioHJ hhOH'hN
banking demand would ultimately absorb nearly
the whole issue. If the entire circulation no"
outstanding should presently come to be Sc
cured by per cents, the tax abated would DC
less than So, 200, ,000 but this is much less than
the sum which the late Democratic Senate
proposed to remit, by repeating the tax on de-
| posits.
| 1t may be added as a point OF much impor-
| tance in the future, that the natural expansion
| of the bank circulation, in accordance with the
demands of business. would no longer be checked
by the high price of bonds. For the per cents
would be worth more in use TO the banks than
to any other buyers for investment. Hence,
nobody else would put the price above that
which the banks themselves would bid. But
the banks would at any time bid only that piice
which tho profit on circulation would warrant.
The profit on circulation would control the price
of the bonds, whereas OF late it has been COM
planned that the price OF bonds has prevented
the expansion and caused contraction OF the
| circulation.
This is one method by which the money
needed for the payment of the maturing bonds
may he surely obtained.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
1nnex 10 Aapertlsemenis.


AurrsyMENrs-3d Pase-6th column
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Poee-6th colunn. 90, oo,unop
RISxrsG HOUSES AND BANr ERs-Im fege-o'n 0V
RoARp AND RooMs-6M Pdge- "a column.
ITsIs Ess NoTICRs-Ah PoQe-lst coiumn;
Coppop ALTON NOTICES 9th Page 4th coluin'
DANCING AcADEMIEs-6M Pdse--ttst tn coiur,
D1yYnVsp NoTIcEs-7h Pa0e-5th eelumn'
I,ppss MIKNG--6h Pdge-4th column
DEY C,ooOs-3d Page-5th column s.h oo,umn
Enpopy AN NApyERTIsEMENTs-3d Page-oIn coiu
ErxSNcIII-7M Pdoe-4th and 9th COLUMNS
FfSp ARTs--3d Page-5th column.
BRIP WANTED-3d PdQe-4th coIuhn'
Ter t,REAM-3d Page-5th column.
ISsTRUCTIoS-6h Pdge-2d column. sth columu
LECTURES AND MEETINGs-3d fegemv,' gn
TEA NoTIcEs-6M Po0e-4th column
1857 Nm FoUNp-3d Page-5tn counln. m R,h co,ump
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLHs1nSn n. I'm Column,
MARRIAGES AND DEAIHs-oM Ioy.
MMMaSfh Pdge-3d and 4th columns
MisrsII .sEous-Sh Pdge-6tn cOiuihn.
Mns,cII INsTRUNyNrs-3d Paoe-oth coIuun'
Esyv PrpI nc ATIoNs-6M Pdge-lst c9uMn
OCEAN sTEAMrRs-6h Page 4tn coiunn'
PRopos sAIs-3d PGge-5ih coiumnn; ,n.
81 az EsI ITrSd Pdge-2d and 80 columns column
sS,TMtrIoS WANTED-MALEs-3d Page-4en 0o'
Sii HrwIIys-3d Paae-3d and 4th columns
spvriaI NOTICES Page-6th colnmn: k,h md 6tf
TEAcaERs~6M Paqe-2d column.
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THE ISSUE IN NEW-JERSEY.

One of the most effective campaign dOcu-
ments used by the Republicans of New
jersey in their State canvass last fall was an
account of his stewardship which the Hon.
Henry c. Kelsey had once been seduced into
giving by the soft pcIsuasions OF an
investigation committee. In order to
party this attack Mr.. Ludlow's advo'
Gates were driven to assert that
Mr.. Kelsey did not desire a reappointment,
that he would not accept it if rendered, and
that the Governor would not give him the op-
portunity 10 accept If he desired 1t. Oi
course Mr.. Kelsey himself aAseycrated that nc
could not be induced TO assume again the laD0-
rious duties of his numerous Office In spite
of this vehement protestation be has been
renomnatcd as Republicans predicted, and
he Senate, representing the unan-
imous Republican sentiment of the State.
rejected his name.
In view of tho constant and well-sus-
tanned charges made by Republican papers
and Republican speakers throughout the
canvass. there is but one course open
TO the New-Jersey Senators. Consistency
would compel them to persist in a refusal to
confirm MI Kelsey even if they had not com
nitted themselves irretrievably to this policy
by instrllctlng the Attorney General to bring
suit against the Secretary of State for money
which they claim hat he has taken without
authority of law.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-23
PERSONAL

Senator Antbonv is i'll In Washington WIN SNAP
attack of acute rheumatism.
Ex-vice. President Wheeler will return to his homo
at Malone next week, and the citizens propose W
give him q public reception
The Hon. l.. p. Morton's house in washington mas
bsen leased by Senator Hale. Attorney General
MocVeagh has taken house ON Rhode lsland-avc.
Mr.. Alma Tadema gave brilliant little masked
ball short time ago at which Mr. Julian Haw-
thorne was one Of the most conspicuous hgnres lie
appeared as Lord Beaconsheld IN an admiraoS ar"
ranged model mask and wig
Victor Hugo caught cold few weeks ago, and his
nnysic,an seized the occasion to examine him thor
ouybIy The man of medicine was surprised al the
result 4" found" he said, the frame OF man OF
forty-fiye years"
The Austrian Empress Is said never to resent the
inouiries of reporters provided they conine their
oueres to her outdoor pursuits She was so pleased
with the notes conceraiug her hunting exploits pub
shrd by one OF the guild that she sent MIN uiess-
ing.case embossed IN silver.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott. since his recent return
from the South. has endowed with $oO.OOO the
Char of Mathematics in the University OF Pennsyl-
pia. has given $4,000 to Jefferson Medical Col,
lege $4,000 to the Orthopedic Hospital, and
$40 600 to the ChIldren's Department OF the Epsco-
pal Hospital.
Madame Taruowsk is Russian lady who has just
been unanimously elected an active member OF the
socetv of physicans in charge of the lunatic asy-
lums of her native country. She received several
wears ago the diploma of NJ D. at the St. Petersburg
University, and since entering actively upon tns
profession she has shown so much skill, power VI
thought and success in her trea ment VI olincuis
cases that she has earned wide reputation even
among specialists.