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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

oraddock's opera.h0use was but half filed
last evening TO witness this thrilling act
play It'll u story ofman suspicious and
woman's fidelity and the unhappy con.
sequences that may result from a false
reserve oil one 5 true feelings. Zoe Thatcher
Is IN love with the handsome Eleanor
heatherton, but more rash lover presses
ms SUIT, is seen and overheard in bis vows,
anu instead OF waiting to learn what the
woman tells his rival, rushes TO The
conclusion that he is the accepted lover,
and then distressed leaves the country TO
drown his sorrow, Along with this ne
learns that his rival was the identical man
VINO had become a detaulting banker.
ana mad lost the inheritance
money which had been deposited i'm
ms bank tor saftkeeping. He resolves on
revenge determines subsequently, To track
his evil genius, finds him IN messmate ON
shipboard, but does not recognize him.
The parties become fast friends IN sickness
and IN health, Thatcher reveals the
story of his woes, and his companion
Is made the confident of the fact that on
discovery he will he killed by Thatcher,
Ihey both return to New York, and then
Tor the first time in the house of friend
the latter IS informed that Eleanor loved
MN, This he discredus. has
an interview with her misinterprets
N0teilg, determines To find Egbert Gruy
his rival, and bring them together forever
re llhds hlm ami Is apprlsed by him that
Eleanor loved only him, Thatcher. lie
tnen makes himself known and is forgiven
thatcher proceeds AZ once to
his, beloved girl, aud explanations
aud reconciliation takes ul1rn THO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08
A Movable Mountain IN Soy.,,

In the Eastern part of Churchill county,
on the road from Wadsworth TO Grants.
VILE and about slxty.Gve miles from the
former place, isa sand dune, which is 70.
markable alike for its peculiar formation and
moving propcnsities. AS lar around as the
eye can reach is vast wilderness of grease.
wood aud siunted sagebrush, with here and
there abrupt mountain ridges, OF a sharp
rocky peak. The dune, or sand mountain
ridge, which Is about four miles In lenpth
and covers probably mile of greasewooj
IN width, was, perhaps. formed by the heavy
winds which prevail Ia that section. blow.
ing across these deserts through natural
opening In small range OF mountains nnd
dcpositing the small particles of sand thai
were picked up IN a heap whore the winds
course IL disturbed and an eddy formed.
In the whole dune, which Il from 100
TO 400 feet IN height and contains mil.
lions OF tons OF sand, u Is impossi.
bile to find n particle much larger
than q pins head. II is so fine that
/ If an ordinary barley.eack be filled and
placed In a moving wagon the iolting of the
vehicle would empty the sack, and vet A
hiss no form Of dust In Il, and Is ns clean A,
any sea.beach sand The mountain IL n
solid as to give musical sound when trod
upon and otentimes bird lighting on Il
. or a lizard running across the bottom will
start q large quantity OF the sand TO sliding
which makes noise resembling the yibra
ton OF telegraph wires with a hard wine
blowing, but SO much louder that Il Is otter
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

The business of fro insure Is tetdiny
more and more toward great companies, as
Is shown by the fact that besides Tue ion
companies destroyed by the Chicagd and
Boston fires $50 companies have fkirsi
from an Improbable business durinS tSs
last Twelve years, the aggregate assets n , In,
$50 having been SlOl, 500 600. Compe;ition
has brought rates down so low that tho
weak companies have succumbed 10 Tho
pressure, and their retirement has caused
no regret, either 70 their shareholders or to
here OF branches Of foreign companies of
great strength has increased the demand
for combinat ons and the enhancement OF
American companies not already vast In
their resources, and the indications - that
fire insurance will never again be PR table
here for. companies whose assets less
than colossal. "a
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class was Sciola so, Big Soap, s.. Exeou.
TOR - on the 80 class, Clarence. $40
and and the held, $40. On the two mile dash,
Wlidmoor took everything, selling at S25,
general desire To see Wildmoor an tbetrecS
again; The business of Messrs. Trimby
ana herdle, who are selling pools, was VERY
large last evening, surprising even their
expectations The interest continues 10
grow IN these meetings and the efforts
tna5 the i'ailas Jockey club are putting
forth to make them a success. Fyerv raj,
is bringing crowds of visitors. The bows
are backing up their hyorites with enthus.
lasm and on Friday, the great day, am inn
mehse throng OF people will undoubtedly
De present at the race track. Nothing ac.
CURED yesterday. afternoon to mar the
pleaSantness OF the occasion and a very
large number OF the fair sex lent the inspir.
alton OF their presence and manifested
muca interest in the various races.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08
A Novelty Ia nernrniinn

To be thoroughly apaoe with the times IL
the ambition ofall en,erprisng people. In
the past few years art decoration for the
home has been carried to the verge oi
luxury, and now II has become the pfopcr
thing to make our warerooms as resplpnd.
ent as our dwellings. The latest novelty
in this direction. II the establishment of
Mcssrs. Benedict Brothers, corner of Broad.
way and Cortlandt street. These gentle.
then have recently added considerably 10
their floor space by including an adjoining
store and have fitted the establishment M
a manner that is perhaps un.
equalled In the world. The on.
tire southerly and westerly side.
have been mirrorcd from floor 10 collins
with one unbroken sheet OF glass, there IL
no moulding at tho top, but the glass L 10,
into the ceiling, an experiment never hefor,
attempted. The ceiling Is decorated with !
| quarter oil an entire pattern of elaborated,
designed paper, so that no matter In VIVA
direction you may be looking the eIle,t nro
duced Is that OF the pattern in It's entirety
This Is In reality au optical illusion. III
one o, an exceedingly clever character. AN
reflects. great credit upon Mr. Read lien,
dict, whose idea II was, and upon Messr
Fr Beck 4 Co, who manufactured M
decoration. The establishment l. No
worth a visit, as an evidence Of the poss
bilities in decorative effects.
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ARaBI INTERVIEWED


rroubles
None Of you" said Arab. lean under.
stand Egypt or Egyptian politics. We in
many ways resemble Mexico. You call
yourselves the champion of liberty. and
would send us back into the most ahject
seridom. You are great and powerful
ou' cannot respect you. This TeNfk.
IN whose cause you have made so grand a
display, is utterly coutemntible-wel
meaning possibly, like Louis NVI.. bnt n
! PREY 10 inc worst advisers. lie is not so
pau as MS iathcr' admit, nor so silly and
/ useless as his brother: nut the wickedness
| OF his counselors makes IN for such Se
hclencles. You restore Tewfik in spite of
the unanimous desire of the country to tho
contrary on your head be our misery.
men do not like you, but am bound to
respect your power kEowing what now
SNOW, see now vain were my hopes, and
can only he proud TO think that
miserable Egypt could stand against
your strength for nearly siytv
DAYS II you great European powers
choose to dictate, we have no option lint 10
obey Then Egyptian liberty is but n
| uieamg les, alas! since the so.called cham
Iions ol liberty SIDE against the oppressed
,iW9 days before the bombardment TewGl
loaded me with honors, and called mo
friend. ! have not, nor ever had ar,,
personal hate against the khediye. The
khedlye is nothing in himself, but always
,ne servant of another. Ifyou like TO give
MN q tutor who will whisper 10 him oll
may go well but if not the Turkish ami
Olrcassian regime will be re-establisheJ
and the hastinado be rampant as of wore
ana 1t Will be your doing. What wouid
Wish to do? ] would wish to he bnnishci
rom Egypt forever My heart is sick of
Egypt would live quietly in Europe
with my family, aud trouble no one any
more, ior my dream is past aud | was dc,
SSelVed. quietly? Hal Ia! how could |
ivy oIhe'Wlset LIARS say that | filed
my purse when in Office. ann
a very poor man, have only onn
little house near zigszie S where orc
was born, my palace at Cairo is not mine
was only lot to me as minister. am very
poor indeed, and YOU set the free shall
nave TO work for my living and NV family
But You will give us mp to our enemies.
leei pttscntimcnt of chat hecopcluded
quietly, land it Will soon be all overall
over ''N' "''
When we declared war did Won think
we were in carnest?' | asked idly''
NO" replied Arab with emphasis. sand
,nat was one OF the most dreadful moments
IN my iie, Your Seymour sent me mes.
sage that he would lombard the civ Of
Alexandria at s the next morning,
laughed, for thought, half the wealth or
Alexandria is English, and they will surely
not wreck their own property | law
awake all night thinking, growing surfr
ana more sure, and dawn came. nnd \
O'Clock struck, and there was no unusual
NOISE, and breathed freely and turned In
sleep AT $50 heard the first gun, and il
set me to shivering. for heard in il the
knell OF established hopes and wondered
VINO would win the victory. You are a
gie4t nation he repeated, "Iou can af.
,"Iu 10 De generous and great to Cetewayo,
a savage, and surely should be fo mo
treat me rs you did Ce'owayo. and / viii
be satisfied. ~ London Telegraph
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

Inc recent experience of London lady
oil rank, who wished to sell some Jewels.
goes to prove that ans are not newer
Than other things under the sun. Regard
ing what were supposed TO he splendid ri.
bies the jcweler said, "They are certainly
very SNOWY madam, but unfortunately only
clever limitations in glass ~ The lady,
much chagrlned, then called attention TO
me heayy setting, TO which the jeweler re-
pied alter the usual tests, 1.-THE setting IL
only gilt?" Another article produced for
hppralsement was u superb bracelet, the
gut OF Continental sovereign to the wife
OF distinguished diplomat. The skillful
manufacture and specific gravity of this
splendid object had been extolled for GEN
erations In the family of the possessor. and
! so highly was II priced that ii was inyaria.
ply sent TO the bankers whenever the lam.
| ny went out OF town. The jeweler scru.
uhlzed II carefully, and pronounced IL to be
extremely heavy; but, he added, "if you
| VII allow me, madam, to raise this very
una plate, shall he able to show you that
Inc bracelet is filled up withheld %
Yet it is quite possible that the original
purchasers of these articles believed them
to be genuine, and paid for them as such.
A lew years ago an English gentleman took
bracelet TO leading provincial English
leweler to have the clasp mended. The
leweler looked at the stone and then said
" You are aware that this is not genuinePn
Not genuinel" exclaimed the gentleman.
on must be mistaken. This was given
to my wife on he marriage by my uncle, The
last man in the world to give sham lew.
ely: But the jeweler, an eminent man
IN his line, persisting, the donor was In.
formed He wrote back that il had cost
1900, and ordered that It be at once sent 10
aim, and taking II to Mcssrs. -, FIRM
oil the first emincnce, Indignantly stated his
case. IL was sham. They offered a check
at once, or new bracelet, and seemed ter
ribly chHgrined. The explanation was that,
DO what they would, they were at times
the victims of their workmen, Sho substi
tuted admirably made bogus gems for real
ones; Probably scores of persons have
lewelry thought to be real, which in truth
is not sn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

heard at distance of six or seven miles
and is dealening to u person STANDING
within short distance OF the sliding sand
a peculiar feature of The dune is that il /,
not stationary, but rolls slowly eastward
the wind gathering il up on the west enc
and carrying it along the ridge until IL i,
again deposited ut the eastern end, Mr.
Monroe, the wcll.known surveyor, having
heard OF the rambling habitl of this nam
moth sand'henp. quite number of wear.
ngo TOOK careful bearings on il while sec,
uoniline government lands in that vicinity
Several years latter he visited the place
and found that the dune had moved some.
thing over mile Reno Gazette.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

DALLAS, October -, S2.-IIaving been
green enough to 20 into marriage aid as-
ISOLATION Uhe COOPERATIVE Endowment OF
Memphis, TENNESSEE, aud having been
swindlcd out OF what money invested, |
believe 1t no more than owe to my neigh.
bors to admit it and tell those ncighbors
that marriage associations are the worst
kind of frauds, and the man who patroniaes
them will be swinddled as ! have been.
Having Still a little cash left, take pleas.
ure IN advertising these rotten, robbing in.
situations. Il. II. E,yrny.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

W. ezra price for no music. Wen cheer.
i..ly pay to Squelch the piano.
MI. Frees plays well, is a fine musician
aM0 al his friends are annoyed that he viii
allow himself TO be led into 50 false a posi.
tion. lie should smash the piano rather
than play it another time.
IHEATEC-GOER.
~ Is perhaps not an unfair criticism of
Joe Ihatchcr's Revenge" TO say that il
was on par with the piano.
AN AVpITOR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08
Crnddock,s Now Eniernrlsn

Mr.. l.. Craddock, with his usual busine s.
enterprise and knowledge Of the wants Of
the public, has opened store.room i'm
medlately under his opcra-house on Main
street, Tor the sale of wines and liquors by
tho bottle. and gallon, also champagne by
the. case, Intact, everything usually kept In
u irst-class liquor store This will be
great convenience to families who wish to
purchase from good hands wines and
liquors by the gallon, He also keeps fine
stock ofcigars, and call on him by dealers
would be a benefit to them. Don't forget
when you want these articles for family use
to call on Craddock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

Alta late hour Monday night some one
attempted to burn the house of Alfred
Bovd, colored who resides on the corner of
Boil and Julian streets A side house that
ndioins his dwelling was fired, but the
flames were discovered before they had
gotten under Roadway, and oxtirguished.
Boyd is at loss 10 know who the party is
that means him so much harm.
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as EGOND.

Ne invite Your inspection of our
line ofCOmlOrts and Quilts, every one
d which are worth - per cent. more
,ban We are selling them for.
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GRAND SWEEPSTAKES
first Premium tor Flour Awarded to the
Anchor Milling t'omunnv

From st. Louis Post. Dispatch, October
10 Mr.. John Crangc, OF the Anchor Mill
ing company, OF this city, exhibits with
much pride the blue ribbon and diploma,
which was awarded the dour of his com,
pany at the lair last week. The experts
who were appointed for the purpose Of pass
ing upon the different samples of -four of
iered for their inspection, were unani
nous in finding that the flour of
the. Anchor Milling company was su.
perior to that manufactured, not ONLY
in st. Louis, but in all states in the Union.
Their verdict must be gratifying to the cit.
lzens of Tins city as it is pleasing to the
Anchor Milling company. The fact that
the first premium was awarded to the
Anchor Milling company is more note.
worthy for the reason that the Anchor Mills
have been in operation for period of only
little over eight months, The Anchor
Miliing company pride themselves on their
celebrated brand "Crangle's Hungarian,
as being the finest flour made in the world.
This celebrated flour is for sale either at
Wholesale or retail by the agents, Bryan &
Bradshaw, 5l5 Elm street
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squelch That Plane.

hefald.
fase pour a broadside into that piano
auuocks theatre. To call Il q hurdy
would be too ilattering, The poorly.
s'ed' unsteadily.seated theatre is bad
Fn' but to be compelled to listen to
minutes OF that horrld istrument Is
~ torture we do not deserve. If II
oe stopped any other way. charge
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DALLAS JOCKEY CLUB.
An erican aud swiss Chronorra,h s,

From S2j TO $o50--Fly Backs--in solid
silver cases, well finished movements,
registers fifth of second, for S25, regular
price $50; only few left. Also a large line
OF gents and ladies' American watches in
new and elegant designs and fine lot of
opera-glasses at j. W. WEnBs,
Corner Main and Lamar,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

Thousands of cases of Consumption are
cured every year by Acker's English Rem.
edy. A single dose will show It's good of.
feet and Tor those who wish to make trial
va have put up trial bottles, at 10 cents
For sale by W. ii. Patterson Il Co., Dallas,
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FIRST.

Ne shall call yOur attention TO our
Slauket Department. We have an
Necedingly large stock, and offer
,unberIess bargains. Every blanket is
,hced at an exceedingly low figure.
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TETE1S ID.

We desire yon TO examine Gur stock
d FlamnelS. We can safely say with
out fear of contradiction that in this
apartment cur bargains are unriyaled.
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The I,ig 4 Niinsircl-.

The management announce that heir
first Appearance will take place this Wed.
Hesdayl evening, instead Of tomorrow, as
previously stated. The bill 10 u good one
all the way through, and a rich treat Is in
store tor oil who choose to avail themselves
ol Il,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

+. c. Julian, clerk in the Pacific ex
press office, accidentally shot himself Mon.
day night in the upper part of the lett arm
He was lifting box, when his pistol, a
iprty.tw0 calibre, was caught on It, causing
the discharge of the weapon. The shot
passed through the tleshy part OF the arm,
coming out near the shon'd der, producing q
painful though not serious wound.
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BurIGRcUR TEXAS. Sept. I. iSSl.
,., IhiS i @ certify that We hare used vour
MONokRUL EIGHT for BLACK tEG
nally and applying externally once or t,vtes IN
'Ae parts Siiected, and IL gave Immediate relief
= MSLwkE W. b. SUlFLETr
y. J. STEWARD. WILL McLCRE.
IN y WILLIAMS. Dallas. TcVas
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COLD WEATHER.

e, ,hall offer line of goods especially adap t
y ID me wants of the season at prices
ma, cannot fail to merit the approval
Of an appreciatiye public.
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l. EN a LIN.

Let us ask Of yOu to examine our en-.
tire stock, procure our prices, compare
Them with those of other houses, and
thensce if you do not find ii to your
interest TO deal with us. Respect
hllyyOurS,
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slers' bus will take passengers to the
races for 30 cents.
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SURE CURE FOR nLACR Tee

ssssrs. Morley Bros: - 49,
"a, HkSrkEMeN. - have sold 'WONDFRrrrr
~ sal 10 several OF my customers Nj rS,J
y u 'or tAe eure or BLACK LEG by siSins
-. - % Two doses m.ernally and pplyius h ex,
}. b. HUTCHINSON,
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BARGAINS

-, were really Incompatible, and Just at
DSis season, when all have purchases to
"' make in order to prepare for
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-01-04
TOO rrrEELY coNscIENTIoU

:
They haye some queer ideas, over
in Europe, about the responsibility
of newspapers. To Illustrate, a
Parlsian has just obtained a decioion
in one of the French courts, b. which
newspaper that had recommended
a risky speculation at Barcelona Is
ordered to repay twelve thousand
francs which the plaintiff had in
vested and lost i'll the concern. The
distracted editor protested that it was
none Of his fault-he merely adj
ycrtised its advantages as vouchcd for
by the advertisers. The Judge held
that the editor should hayc investi-
gated the enterprise before recon-
mcndIng it. This theory may not be
altogether iudefensible, for we believe
that a certain degree Of responsibility
ought to be attached to the uttcrances
and statements OF journals, but one
can imagine how rigid interp eta
ton of such ruling would restrict
newspaper enterprise and newspaper
opportunities III this country. Nine
out OF every ten advertisements would
have to be refused. Not even dollar
a line would tempt the eager editor to
blazon the fact that SMITHS stock of
goods is ''the cheapest and best ever
brought to this city :" or hat Brown
cant be undersold." And when it
comes to noticing" candidates for
Office, at so much a line, We tremble
at the dangers that would lurk be
meath the editors feet. Woe TO him
if his candidate, when elected, should
prove a dcfaulter or donkey unfit
for the responsibilities of office
Every citizen i'll the county, (uo mat
ter how he voted) would figure as
plaintiff in suit for damages. Per-
haps we are not as civilized as the
French, but evidently this French
Judges decisions wouldn't do for this
country-not for q century or two
vet.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.


A welI-kuown PbiIqdelphia convey
ouoo,. rocontl,, ipsprod tis Iifo for
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- =, p,l,,,,,.,ra,i; IT, f aa;J
1N'9''i'0' III l 'iiii7 } ' ''n'''' ilc pai''
MS entrance prem um, amounting to
500, and last week received notitica-
ton to pay an assessment of $6490.
The notification contained a list OF
G!eVeh persons VINO hao i.'I recently uied.
me Ell daceasaI ns,nbcrs of tba Ass assori"' ,i''
ton were all of advanced age. Three
of them were over 80 years old, and,
with one exception, the others were
oyer 60.
The Talmage tabernacle in Brook
lvn : no jon~cr free church Mr.
Tsjn,,,e made the announcement last
SUNDAY and stated that the seats
would h.. rented At auction on the 23d
of Jauu5ry-a niece of news which
created some .nrDrj,e in view of the
repeated assertion by Mr.. Talmage
that the tabernacle would remain lfee