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Nnluc Of county scrip.

II will b. gratifying to those who feel an
interest in the financial affairs of our coun,y
TO know the high market Value Of It's paper.
All scrip issued on tho poor farm, road, jury
aud contingent funds, Is AT par Scrip i,sned
on the general fund is now worth from 10 Ia
so cents, ana brings readily from 90 to 95
cents during the season of tax-paying. III
tho rate OF decrease In tho debt Is main.
tainel in the future rs II has been for the
past few years, all county paper will ere
long DO cashed on presentstion.
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burned b. n Flash.

News OF fearful accident that occurred
on the grading line of thu Chicago, Texas &
Mexican Central road reached the city yes
terdsy. John Om,ley foreman Of the grading
torco Of clark, Trulove h Co, which IL Al
work near Cedar Hill found II necessary "a
dn some blasting aud several wero made
When the last blast was set II was 90 long IN
going Of hat Omslcy suspected the fuse bs
co,sed to burn and no went 10 the place To
see and just as he reached Tho spot tho blast
which WAS q big ono occurred, badly burning
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Fine, Fresh, New GOUas Just He.
cetYeu!

For canned chicken, beef tongue. cove
and picked oysters, anchoyies, CLAIMS, pre-.
pared chocolate, preserved ginger, mush-
rooms, horse radsb, California honey, milk,
ston and soda crackers and all the de ics-
cies found in drst-cIass fancy grocery, also
the finest stock of confectioneres ever
offered in this market, creams and caromels,
Jardor almonds, icei fruits, nuts, Texas iolu
etc., wholesale and retail tho finest OF
goods had tho very lowest of prices, call and
sec for yourselfat W X " heeloek g. ucces.
sor to Common q Wheelock, corner of Main
and Austin streets.
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Fined for II

John o. Bryan was haed $50 and cost in
the county court yesterday for an aggregate
assault on bis wife. His better half suspec.
ted him Of liking the house girl too well, and
raised fuss about It, when he chastised her
for 1t. She was very indignant at the time,
and invoked the law. and when officer FL
Cornwall arrested him she repented, woman
like, and WAS his best witness. Ga the trial
of the case, Of course she said she WAS 10
blame all around, but the court saw the case
in eiiferent light and imposed the fac.
He was up on writ of hubsas corpus few
DAYS sgo and WAS bound over. He has not
paid the fine MS yet.
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pel'soa owing Il the fac, tbs, the change of
ntne on the Al. X. l. 7. road is such thst
Connection Is not msie at D-nison with ths,
roaa. Thls la srest ineouvenisaae 10 the
travelling public over tho Texas Central and
perons gong Sor,h who wish sleeper mus,
Ell her lay over nj Dsnison for the MI ST
orgo 10 Fort Worth, and take sleep,r over
Tue ex'ersion of the Transcontinentsl ex
tension of the Texas & Pacific, n ems
usual. "1
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They Gave Bond

William Brown and w. Ii. Williams,
charged with robbing the United States
mail on the stage line from GAINESVILLE to
Msrysvile, who have been in jaile here for
the psst two week., gave bond Yesterday in
the federal court, III the sum OF 5 10 900 tach
0r thei. Appearance u! the criminal term
of that court
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l2s0 Acres of Land for Confederate
HOIdtrrS,

Under arecent act Of the Legislature Of tho
state Of Texas all who are now bona nie
residents Of this state, and who were resident
citizens Of ih, state, and, az such citizens
enlisted in tho military service of this state,
or of the confederate states Ia the late war
between the st ,tes Of the United States, as
soldiers, or servants attending such soldiers
and while 10 active service were permanent.
ly disabled go rs to seriously impsir their
ability 10 perform bodily labor or to earn u
living for themselves and families, and the
widows OF soldiers w,o were residents as
Aforesaid and enlisted In tho sery leo as store-
said, who died or wero killed In actual SER
vice under such enlistment who have 70
NAMED widows and are now citiz ,ns of this
state, and show that they have not property
to the value Of one thousand dollars, are en-
titled to n land cert d ate for 1880 acres of
laad. Persons desiring TO Obtain tbe hene.
I'll of tho act will md IL 10 their sdvsntsgs
to apply at once to O +. B,lanz, NJ the
county clerks Office forin orms,ion.
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poor Farm, Prisoners.

Superintendent, Ku min of the poor farm
took down the following prisoners convicted
yesterday;
Nathaniel Middleton, colored, fighting and
carrying pistol.
George R,es, theft Of carpenter tools.
] m Crawford, colored, theft of money.
q. Todd, theft Of watch.
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ShIIeh'. Con.ump,,on ru-.

n ms Is beyond question the most successfu
Sousa Aedi'ine We have ever sold, few
Uses invariably cure the worst cases of
trough Group, and Bronchitis, while ;
wonderful success In the cure Of c assumption
S y wl'ns9's parallel in the his CRY of medi-
cue Sinceil first discovery ii has been
so'd on guarantee, q test which no other
medicine can stand. Ifyou have cough we
esrnes,ly ssk you to try il. Price lOcts.. so
c',, snd 81 90. Ifyour lungs are sore, chest
oibsck, lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plss,sr
Irlee 2oc.s Sold by Hickox & House
druggists COS Main street. Dallas
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MIN more or less shove us waist. HIS ce and
srms suffered severely sud nearly all The
hair was burned of of sis head While biz
breast was seorehed A physicl IN was san,
Tor who dressed the burns. Tae physician
VINO attended MIN considers hls Injuries of n
serious though not fstal ps ure.
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In the district court yesterday, j. r
Scruggs, charged of tho theft of steer, was
was found by the jury mot guilty"
John Barton, charged with appropriatng
COW and calf, was adjudged guilty and
given 2 years.
There were several bonds forfeited.
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AnsW er This Quesriou

why do so many people wo see around US
seem 10 prefer to suffer and be made misers.
qie oy Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness.
Loss OF Appetite, Coming up of the Food
Yellow Skin, when for 70 cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Vilalzer, guaranteed 10 cure
them them; Sold by Hickox & House, druggists.
sos Main street, Dsllss se'''''
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Dallas Female College.

Owing to the death of his little daughter
on Monssy evening, President McIlheny of
tho Dallas Fsmsle College request us to an
nounce that the exercises of his institute
proposed for yesterday, were postponed I'm.
Ill to-day and this evening, and those sol,
down for to-day and this evening, will take
place on tomorrow and tomorrow night.
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Music by brass aud string bands during day
and night Ek re Sc b'gln M 10 O'Clock
m, wi readu 9 d cl ra ion of Independence
by Hon JOhn He &y Brown, 10 be lOl " ed by
nm o All n by e'-GDv. runbard Adircss ON
the land war Ia Ireland by Rsv. Jas. r. Van
ston speeches wi ais b delivered ny Hon
In Welborn, judge IL. Barksdale, II, u
Luwart aud Others.
Ainusemen during the day win b as fol-
lows: 'an Ing ON the pla rm, SICK racing.
hurdle Jumuing, climbi"gg'e ole croq, .ct,
archery and othe hlet'C aud nel ports
20 conclude with q grand display Of fire
works and grand bal AT night Aduission
during the day 20 cents, a. hight 30 cents.
Reduce IN es on all railroads from all sur
rom ! g'Osns All u der the management
Of The president and 0 ecutlve commit ee of
Dal "a Land League. Positively no improper
chsraci ers admitted.
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The Greatest Blessing.

a simple, pure, harmless remedy, that cures
eve y time, and prove IT. sease by Keep ny
the bio d pure, stomach regular, kidneys and
liver 1ctivr, IL the great ST bl.-sinl ever con-
icrred upon man Hon Bi,ters Is IN . remedy,
and it, prophet lrs are being b es,ed by hous-
aod. who nave be-, saved and cured by At.
WIN YOU try lt2 Doe other column.
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shiloh's Catarrh Remedy

A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria,
Tanker mouth and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for
me more successful treatment of these com
plants without extra charge. Price so cts
sold by Hickox & House, druggists, Cos
Main street. Dallas eo' WV
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Augusta Female SEMINARY

The Augusta Female college of Stsnuton
Va, aavcr!ises with US regularly every year,
aud the young ladies of Texas, north Texas
especially, who have received instruction at
this school, can bear testimony that II 10 one
OF the best in the land We would have
you read their advertisement.
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The rcxn, a pacific R.,lrond

is now tho only line running through
sleeper from Dallas TO ST. Louis, Little Rock
ard Poplar Bluff. For summer excursion.
tickets, through checks. &C., call on Il. p.
Turner. T. & +. depot, Dallas. No trouble
10 answer utipst,Ons,
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Ell pnsO Hotel. Fort Worth

so llemenway, L g Chids, W N George,
Dalla,; w L Evans, II l. Mitchell, 81
Louis; Guy Livingstone, Pac Ex Co.,
w T Braggsns, Dallas, arc fewof those
MT TIM ri paso
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talked ont ornm advertisement.

TWtHcU VWt VT"u hUVeTtTHcuHcUt'
II. Il. Bell has removed his hardware store
from 40 TO dl3 Elm street, st opposite
his old stand
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Gall only for Conrsd's Moss Rose Bourbon
Straight Sour Mash, the anest in the world
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Yesterday tho Texa. Central road took oil
liz sleepers on this end of the line running 10
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FOR SALE,
A. fine Tract Of Land and Good
Farm within three miles Of
the City of Dallas,
AT $4,000 PER ACRE.

200 acres excellent lands; 1870 acres IN cultiya.
lion; 20 acres In pas sure, An n undapce of
good timber, considerable cedars and several
nundr pecnn tree n never failing spring of
exc ileni water most advantage ,ust, NJ ua.
Ell; n SIN Ill orchard Of the IN, st improved
peao trees, pla,t but substantial d well ing,
avery desirnb esite- pleasant and HEALTHY,
II nds me, romantic: also out houses, a fine
barn aud w0 good tenant houses; good sub.
stantlai r. II fencing ard pla krd lDts.
Any D. rson desiring q lager tract can ret
adj lining nnds on very reasonable terms.
lwil',"ll auy siza tact from 10 acres up,
ca h nr part on time.
TINS fact /. peculiarly adnpted TO wheat,
oats, Sta.B and cotton, dairying, fatten,ng cal
tie, fiuit growing, gardening and nsh rn'sing.
JOHN CRoCKETr.
Dallas County, Texa., Juuc Goth. issi
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rAks NOTICE.
Sob Pri"ting In Colors

The HERALD sIxAM Jon PmsrlNo Orvicn
IL now turning out some Of thu most beautifni
Job worn In col'IB, o YER executed In Texsa,
PRINTING OryICE. 80
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the GOVer"ment .hemi.t's Report
on Baking POWder

To the Editor 4 the Herald:
The recent publication of the report, CIV
Inc the comparative merits of various B al.
ing Powders according 10 tests made BY the
Government Chemist, has induced some of
the manufacturers of brands, whose inferior
ity Was thus brought to light, to resort to
various means and publications, in order t..
rid themselves of the results OF that unfavor-
able exposition Of their inferoriy.
That the public may fully understand the
matter, and to avoid any miscoucep,ion arts.
ing out OF statements of our Competitors.
seeking to break tae force of the report,
herewith subiuin the main part OF the report
in which the comparative values are correctly
gwen.
DR. Loves tests were made to determine
what brands are tho most economical to use.
And as their capacity lies 10 their leaveninr
power, tests were sirecled solely to ascertain
the available gas Of each powder.
Nume 81 the Avala Gas. Compare
BaRing Powders. Cubic lur per tive Worth
Each tlZ u 7N1pr M IN
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ikIsH n TlONAL
LAND LIE AGUB
Grand fourth or July Celebration

By me DALLAS lranch OF the Land League, at
shady View Park, Dallas, Tex, To be given
nnde! the patronage VI the following we'll
EnnIrn ultIlnuh. -N -
, 1881-07-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

MISS Eugcnc Stocking, tho young soprano,
VIII give u song recital nt Evanston bef ore Mr!
Matthew's class Tomorrow evening.
The German singing societies Of Cleveland.
mol content with the Chicago Sdngcrfcst, hayo
organized Union concert i'll that city BischoH,
who has turned up there, will sing in it.
Mrs. Grace uiltz- Gleason will sing snnp re-
c1tat Wednesday evening before Mr. Matthew'S
school at Evanston, the progrntn Of which will
cor. eontnln songs by nuch, Handel, Haydn, schu-
pert, SchuHunn, Franz, and liub,nstcin. Tbore
Is very general interest to heur her. Ms this ia
: aer hrst Appearance there within two years.
The music for the Forthcoming Exposition will
nss pc sg!tled upon this week AS tho mtsic 1t the
last exposition was perfectly satisfactory, there
would Seem to bo no good reason for tilsi,,rh;nv
tne arrangements that then existed; on the
otheT hand, rs their continuance has an irnpnr.
tanI "a influence .lpon other musical undertakings
OF more iinportancc. it would seem very unwiso
10 make different arrangements.
- Miss 3eanie nerrek of this eIty has attained
singing at the concerts of Mr. Roots NormaI
institute: ot the institute itself the Eric Dls-
patch says: aNot since the days Of TQ1eo6ore
Ihomas has the Opera House contained such q
, 1881-07-31

a Bloomington tIIl.} dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette tells the followln. story of Lttas career:
Much has been said Of late iii tho ncws-
papers concerning tha movements auG engage
meats Of c. Litta, tho famous. but r,1thor
1ll-fated. prima douna, and in many Instances
extreme Injustice has been done to the gifted
Bloomington and Cleveland. Litta's engage
!ncnt to Harry Cleveland, tho wcl-known teIor,
IS now wcl-known aud undisputcd fact, but
shc wedding will not take place unit! she Is re-
lcasel from Il contf1ct which she ia in honor
bound to fulfill to the very letter. Littn was tho
Oldest daughter Of very poor fnmtiy, mud when
she commenced her opernttc career, with very
heavy debts hanging over her shoulders, 1t be-
came matter Of dire necessity that sho
mortgaEed Il house and lot presented to her by
debut in rnris. 10 those strangers who arc yet
unacqlaintcd with her trials and cxcrtions to
earn comfortable living for herself and fam
iy, besides the education Of her brothers md
sisters, since her return from Europe, We will
give a. few facts which will cnlighton
tho public and also place her Ia IN en-
ttrely different position In the mind Of every
one. Miss Litta has been under contract with
Mr. John Andernes, OF Cleveland, O., for tho
past I'VE years, IN which she wns to give him
IN return Tor tuition given her by him and the
money spent for her during her stay In Europe.
This contract expires in August, when Litta
Will gire her tencher farewell bencGL concert
III Cleveland.
lii addition to this great strain on her earn
ings, Ing she has been several times eheated out Of
ayers, who have no sympathy for her. It may
be truthfully s;,id that II Litta had been fairly
dealt with In her business affairs sho could, iu-
decd. be in easy circumstances now Another
thing Is to be considered Her father who died
three years ugO, left many debts and bills OF
long standing, which Litta. although not at all
responsible FOR thcn1 IS and has been striving
to pay out Of her salary. She is now singing
during this WARM weather every night with the
greatest forDearance aud fortitude- Her devo-
tiou to her mother is unparalleled, her every
thought being ccntcred in making life bright
and happy for her mother. She will rest during
Il portion OF the month Of August In this city
to gain strength. 80 needful for her long win
, 1881-07-31
A LEGEND.

There went widow-woman from the outskirts
OF the city, ..
Whose loueiy sorrow might have moved the
stones she trod to pity.
She wandered, weeping through the fields, By
God and man fOrsaken.
Still calling Gu little child the reaper Death had
taken.
When, 10! upon a day she met white-robcd
e.. train advancing,
Aud brightly on their golden heads their golden
crowns we're glAnc1n8.
Child Jesus led happy band of little ones
a-Maying,
With flowers Of spring ind gems Of dew all in
noccntty playing.
Far from the rest the widow sees, aud dies to
clasp, her treasure: ..
"What nils thee, darling, that thou must not
tako with these thy plea5ureT
20 mother! little mother mtnel behind the rest
For sec, how hcary with your tcars the pitcher
must carry.
"lf you had ceased to weep for me, when Jesus
went a-Nayiug,
should have been amongst the plest. WITH Lille
Jesus playing"
Emily PfciFer
, 1881-07-31
CONTENT.

For The Chicago Tribune.
A low-browed house stood on plain
whose background was u mountain:
And it was small, and brown, and plain,
While neither flower nor fountain
Adorned d. the grass around tho door
The grass that grew untculed
Until 1t ran the straight path DER,
Nor was by fence defended.
No flower was there? Yes-daisy white
=. It's modest head uplfftcd.
While on its face the summer light
Through waving boughs was sffted.
l stopped to pluCk-thcn paused to smile.
For voice unframed was singing,
And to aud fro tho door the while
with dismal crcnk WIS swinging.
by impulse moved closed the door.
The dismal creakiug stillipg;
And then to cross the bare, worn floor
MY tcct seemed more than willing.
An ancient dame, with wriukled face.
~ str aight-backcd chair sut knitting,
And seemed, with form devoid Of grace.
Tho poor old hut bctlttinR-
Thought, so wrctchcd, weary ufel
Q life devoid of beauty!
Whose every hour Is bur strife
Between the flesh and Duty
would have said. Your life is wrone"-
Would words OF comfort spoken:
But still she sang,,'. My will is strong !.
May 1t, dear 1ord, be broken"
lturnee 11e 4 and left without word ).
left tho Old door swinging: =.
aud down the street her voice hcart :
Like note of triumph ringing.
JACoU1rA.
, 1881-07-31
MrccEY,T.ANECu2+

MISCELLANEou3. xrxrW
4 spInlTUA1ISTs. AND AEDl9taai3 4 s1Vesx
NH be- held ns No. - souso f1s1s'e -, !,
rpi's rp1Enn 1ay1i WILL BE MEDIUMS " NJ NsF1ass e.
the West End Opern-loase, NO. -
III sSEEr1es 4 nssE z T \! is',:s Ss = m
's1dlsE dEEnan =; REUNION ssvs MEE4s ~ 70 -
.tadison-st. ut 2:U p. N. 10 oe'eS' -,
Heaven. arr, =, LKlD -!
Of Canni and Kfnzls streets, a. s;ap III re eosa
men, with tnetr friends ana 1s1o,i'e" :.
vltcd tO nttend- ,<rsrrxG WILL n n
hold fy1h b. he wts1 @ sas w Y Il. 10 ~. sSs Fas
y, a' at lts6 West LIKE s'Eae1 -" ...,c y
".r1 ;rt1Enr gsu Will, pE a GOSPEL !Asa;s Azslid "a 4
the evening az tic Chapel corner -4 g 'J3e Jsas3e -
persDF streets. commencing ~ ''s ::...n1
Complete Conversion" ugtD II ~ ~
4 GOSPEL MEETING WILL. hn p, aundsJ nSsa.as n.SG T.
Railroad Chapel. on ssateM q stfee' e attfmoft oI
1T il o'clock. coducsad BY ". y. ''' =, a
% ( GOSPEL p % MEEr1Sc Ml1is 11i:I1 Pc E,atss. IT, II
p. N. in Gospel HILL. NO. ~ 01' -,rstj
"fSS%9 pSS%np ROSS, EvAxes4!sra y,5t3 q!
At S1,. n. n1 Gospel HILL. ~ t Msst hah1sSau. ~
jec.: Ths Two GoTsnsadta ~ rso = ~ sons
ted by His Two Wives ana wv ..* ..,utsf
ny TEoGbylzEp e i; 2: II; CHURCH q, }Essgs, y sss,
OF I.atier-Da snints The ,1i, ,oeak Is oa: a.
IL: Ssf1SG s u E|sRs VS. G
IN: IN lie church 6ly West 1akssI md EtsasesssJ
Art tho Iatteru15 sAlnts o9i3it1 e iect1.es- IN u
sssttmSnT t.. asse @eettns 1t 5:U p n s'e'' ,rt1
At TIE % CENTRAL MEETING ef11',dI69 15 9tseabss'a .
at lv87l q. ~ in The AtnenA:aA4 -. r1opxLg
~ ;frtE DISCIPLES or CHRIST !asdst Asdnit :
Of Supefiar and Soble.9ts e1sTa Tnaas,iaf st13 =
, 1881-07-31

.-...-..... AUNGRIliATIQNAI
1AE REV i. CLARK With PREACH MORN
III. ana evening In tho Nfiasd Avenue Church
cl,iIna,H HE HE' T. ~,l X NJ sTUltrEyAST. D. b., OF
~ nstween Tweuty-nfth and Twenty
THE REV. {: 4. DICKINSON OF I,OI,-r1,a Nm
Me, will Ircach In the Union Park Ehurch en1nar ~;
eFsIsl1E aszvicf. " A'''S 8" ~ 4'o
~ THE m nEy. GEORGE II. PEAEE WILL PREACH
II AZ sax FesI i chuFc e9snsr of Adams and
Aeasen Every DAY." No evening service. ~ w !"
ma1,nr hns. Ia pvansa1 AMrl1ult LITTLE pAEAC1tEs
1 easoosh-av- corner OF Delaware place. 1A~0'
I1E HEY H. +. lGAVIiT t'HEACYIES ,3opx
ana w esehlnx at the Lincoln park Church Sorta
M The ada hey, hey. G: 4, TowLE breaches MORN
and @n w At thany Church, corner of auna
,nr xan n.a MEv; T. WILLIAMS PREACIIEs MORN
am Eaenlne at South Church. Drexei-bouernrt
,nr 1aE aEd LEY; EvARrs LENT PREACuEs MORN
OF WILSON. s0 ~ ees eaotea' corner
, 1881-07-31

10 the Editor of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 229.-In your issue Of yesterday
was Il telegram from Constantinop1e saying that
the murderers of the late Sultan of Turkey had
been sent to FL HcdjaZ, Arabia, where they will
remain in exile for life. Will you be kind
enough to tell me ln your next Sunday issue
whether tho above means close confinement in
building (pris0n) Or do they haye the privilege
Of going. FREQ around the town they arc sent TO,
lust as they choosc? Is it tho custom in those
foreign countries to ALLOW men c1ilcd to some
island to go around loose On the island, or nre
they put under close confinement In prison?
Yours respectfully. INQUIRER
lei lietljnz is that part of Arabia extending
along tho Rcd Seu from the Gulf OF Akabnh
southward, and includes within its boundaries
tho Cities Of Mecca and Medina as a general
thing these oxcs nre allowed the freedom Of
the country to which they are sent, bur arc
Kept under reasonable surveillance to sec that
they do not attempt to escape from It,. as to
the second query, in some cases person has the
freedom Of tho entire island, in others is con-
nued 10 some particular city, md in others Is
shut up In priSou.7
, 1881-07-31

10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, July jD.-There has bcen much writ
ten about the winter cholera, tho water cholera,
and the sma1l-p pox which hive been so prevalent
during past months. but nothing about our
summer disease, "hay fevcr." Will you In
form lis through your paper If there have been
any new discoveries in the treatment Ut It.?
There are many physicians who claim they cau
euro the disease, but huvo failed to find ono
who could even relieve or in auy way
prevent. the great suffering which we
months of August, Scptcmbcf! md October.
have suffered from different diseases: none,
however, hus ever cqualed this.
SARAH J. HOLLAND.
[The hny-fever expert Of THE TRIBUNE au-
thorlzcs the statement thar half a dozen new
tangled remedies have been submitted to him,
nll warranted to cure. He will devote portion
Of the summer to trying them, and the remain
der, as usual. to sneezfng. eyes, asthma, and
other inctuGntals Of his disease.1
, 1881-07-31

The O'Neill- MORRISON Wood company, having
played "Saratoga" successfully at Hooley's
Theatre for two weeks, now announce the pro-
ducdon OF - The Dauichef1s" tomorrow night
Mr. o'Aell will undertake the part Of Osstp for
the first time. II will not be strange il he shall
do 1t well. He has the quaf1aca tons and the ex-
perence for 1t, and 1t is distinctly in his lno If
ne Shall play it In the same manner as he recent
y did Jean Rt'aald he will unquesrionably
achieve great SUCCESS The cast in full will be
Is follows:
Cs5lp. James O'Neili
san1nE. Lewis Morrison
.Theo. Roberts