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A stuGy Old Court.

LONDON 1Tth.
A curious picture Of Berlin society is
furnished by the Nourelk Rertle. The wri-
ter, Count Yasili, in spite OF his Italian
name, ia evidently Chauvin, and must
therefore be taken cum gran0, but he Is
witty and amusing. He gives piquant
tableau Of the Imperial Court. "The en-.
tOWdge OF the Emperor" hesays, deserves
no recommendation. It is gathering Of
very eccentric customer. They remind
you OF old furniture in very old museum.
They are always 10 be found in the same
place and at the same hour. They are not
only ancient, but used up, and form q stri-
king contrast to the veteran Emperor him.
self" NJ. Vasili pays high compliment
to his imperial Majesty for having kept
himself 80 green and robust in the midst
OF so much decay and decrepitude.
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member OF some Of the leading historical
socieiiea n fhig country and Europe,

member Of some Of the leading historical
societies Of this country and Europe.
Lawrence Barretts real name Is Larry
Brallihan. His grandfather owned hotel
al Roscommon, where the actor vas born,
and was O bosom friend Of the novelist
Lever. Barrett himself was christened BY
Father Prout, the famous parish priest Of
Watergrass Hill.
It seems that Gen. Lew Wallace lost SO
Circassian girls and 0 dozen eunichg on
bel with the Sultan Of Turkey as TO the re-
suits OF the Ohio election. But be madeit
up ON Iowa, having taken the pagan mon;
arch's wager oififty Georgian maidens and
len sacks Of tobacco that the Hawkeye
State would elect Kline. The Sultan, BY
the way, iss much charmed with our gal
him with the magnificent collar and RECALLS
Of Benign and Bsnefcent Bugaboo OF TIL
Rnanhoflia
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stnte nna Nenr.by Press.

The Parkersburg Sentinel Is not exactly
certain sbout II, but in view OF the result OF
the November elections 1t is inclined to the
belief that Hoadly got there just in time.
The State Press excursion took in the
"Black Crook" twice while OH lis jaunt,
and the dear fellows in their reports OF the
trip, dwell fondly on that feature. The
fairies caught 'em every time.
The Point Pleasant Regi.teF in Its last
issue gives Jerry Hill, Parkersburg big
hotel proprietor and Democratic politician,
good boost for the positian Of State Treas
urer, on the next Democratic State ticket
Thirty-one OF our State exchanges men
toned last week that editors were fond OF
turkey on Thanksgiving day, but that they
had failed to fiud one OF the birds about
their sanctum so far. A hint to the wise,
etc.
The State Journal continues to urge that
attention be turned to the proposed narrow
gauge in which Senator Camden Is interest,"
ed, and that inducements be held out to It,
to terminate in Parkefsburg instead OF in
Jackson county. a-<
The Messenger. (colored) recently publish.
ed at Harper's Ferry, has moved its office
to Shepherdstown, Jefferson county. It's
coming to the latter place was hailed with
satisfaction by both white and colored.
The Messenger Is an able, well conducted
paper and deserves success.
The offices Of our country brethren are
now being filed up with monster vege.
tables, presented by admiring subscribers,
and the editors in turn are filling their
columns with notices OF the same, thereby
encouraging Others to "go and do likewise.
The pathway Of the average country editor
ia not entirely strewn with thorns.
The Washington (Pa) Reporter has de-
cided 10 issue Saturday edition Of the
weekly Reporter, the size Of the daily, that
will be sent to all subscribers without addi-
tional pay. This will enable them to fur.
nish the latest local and general news to
their weekly patrons and allow more room
in the regular weekly. This enterprising
move on the part Of the Reporter should be
appreciated by the good people OF the
county. The Reporter has recently greatly
improved in make up and general style.
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A RExKpr that has proven itself never.
failing cure for scroiula and all syphilltlc
aidorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and sarsaparllla 10 sucha perfect blood puri-
der and strengthener Of bodily functions,
that 1t cures the above diseases even when
Hot Springs and all other treatment has
failed. Remember, that It Is absolutely free
from mineral poisons, and will not lpjure
the most delicate constitution. It's u!e will
make you feel buoyant, strong and well, and
and every internal and external indication
Of diaaAse. nav
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rrRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROPERTY
Il. FRONTING THE FIFTH WARD MARKET

SQUARE.
by Virtue Of deed OF trust INSIDE By !
Echme!cbei and LouISv SChInGlChel his VILE, Nlo
Fritz Il. BshieIs Pnd Mary Behrcns, his VIE. V
ne, the undersigned trustee, 1A'cd the .5Ih dIy o.
August, 1881, and recorded IN The Office 0! Jug
ylefk Of tue County LCuTt Ol Ohio county, Het
I'pIniR, III Decd OF Trust BOOK No u, age lSi,p
secure IT.. +. BehTenS the payment 81 cttnh
promiSsory note nRmtd therein, LhAil pfoCeedW
veil At the front door Of tho Court House, ~ w
lily Of wheeling, on MONDAY. DEC Ab l;f., tSe
81 ISIS, begin Ing 81 10 o'clock ~, the iJlloMng
Described real estate, that istO 81: the ni1ale
oue.,hitd, twenty-five (22l iCet OF lot LnmDelea
nluety.niiie (y9l, situated ii the northwestern GGl,
nGr o. Market snd Twenty third streets, IN tIe
Fifth ward OF tbs City Of Wheeling, together VIVA
all the buildings aud Improvements thereon VI
Ihsfeunto belonging. .,,..
Terms oil SAIe-oaehRli, CT 80 much Eioie Oh lne
purchase IL oney ~ the pufChGcr may e!tct 70 pN
cash in hand, Rad the bAlarCe payable In one !tnl
with interest from day Of Sur: % be IF
deLCod by the prOm:RoTy not Oi the puTvhAtI'
Title believed 10 lC perfect but selling ~ rltIse
! thGll CONVEX only such Title Il Is vesI'd In me W
said deed Of trust ,,,,,,,,g r-,,,,,a
W II HALLER, Auc'Ionre' t0S
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sATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1883,


commencing atl0o'clock 4 ~, the undivided hal
OF certain tact OF land situated on ZAne's OF
Wheeling Island IN, tho City Of Wheeling, Ohio
county, West Virginia, known and described q
follows: Beginning at q axe on the west h!de o.
south Penn street. on line with 4, j. stonel
northern fence; thence with the western line oil
Raid street. south degrees, east q i2lOO POLES 70
the hedge row: thence with the hedge TOW south "
degrees, west 2SI00 poles; thence south degrees
degrees, cast 7lS-l0O poles 10 the beginning, cou'
tanning one acre and 80 6.lo0 poles, mote or lesL
TERMS OF SALE -one hSll and NO much more o.
the purchase money rs the purchaser shall elect 70
nay IN cssh on the day Of BGIe the balance 10 Two
equal inStallmeuts at six and twelve months evi'
denced BY notes bearing interest from The G1y
Eale. W. J. ". tOWDEN,
Special Commissioner.
I hereby certify that bond has been given y
above named Special Commissioner "a required By
ne CouTt, i. B, MCCOLL0CH,
onIl Clefk.
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commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ", tho following real
estate, namely: The undivided halt vi CriIGln
tract Of land Lying and being situate OIL ZAne's
Island, In the city Of Wheeling, III the county Of
Ohio, State ofWeBt Virginia, kuoEn and Deserted
As follows: Beginning at q sake on tie west ode
Of South Penn street. on line with r. J ktoae'i
northern fence; thtnce with tic western line Of
South Penn street bouth degrees eat "a i2iOo
D les 70 the hedge row; thence with the hedge Tow
south so degrees west 2S-!o0 pOlIs; uencC north
degrees west q 42.l0s poles to stake thence uOnh
so degrees east Is 100 poles 10 the beg ming, CO
tanning one acne 80 G101 poles. mole or les
Al.o certain tract Of lEnd situated on ZAne'E OF
Wheeling Island, In the city Of RheCliug. bounded
on the north By straight line through the tentre
Of Fink street, entehding westerly tom Egutl Elm
street 10 South Penn street; on the east BY SOuth
Elm street; on the South By land Of Z. ]. Stone;
and on thewe't by South Penn street.
Said last mentioned tact o! land will art be
offered for sale as WHOLE and then Ia lois a.
laid out by the Special Commissioner, u plat Of
which can ba seen at bis office, krd SAle will 10
made In the manner by which the lGITC&t tum can
TERM OF eALH-onc til Ira end 10 much more Of
the purchase money as th purchaser shall elect 70
pay In caSh, tho balance In Two equal instAlimens
at six aud twelve months evidenced By nOlsa
bearing interest from the day OF kGle the title DO.
Ing retained until the pptchabe money Is paid In
full. -
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Circuit Court Tor Ohio County West v!1!nIA
william +. Zane and PlAtcI B. Zarc)


By virtue Of decree entered by laid court In he
above entitled cause on the 9Th day OF Ot!nhel
1858, the undersigned appointed thereby Special
Commissioner for the purpose, will sell ii Hubble
sale. ut the front door Of the Court House o. aid
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We do not find fault, reproach or condemn
the practice OF any regular phys!cian--this
Is no. our mission-but we do claim II he
were to add PeruId To his prescriptions Us di.
rected in our book on the oils OF Ltfen land
furnished gratuitously by all druggists), he
would cure all his patients.
"OswEGo, Potter County, Pa.
On. HAgTNAS- Dear Sir: The small ulcers
are all healed, and the twolkrge ones are not
more than half as large as they were. am
feeling quite well. The people say your
PeTund Is doing q miracle. | do not take
nearly 80 much opium as did before.
nav MRS. ELLEN MAYEARp.
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by virtue OF q decree entered BY said Court
1888, the undersigned Special Commissioner vi
sell at public nle at the front door Of the COul
House Of said county on
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". Il. HALLER, Auciioneer.
hereby certify that bond has been given BY
above named Special Commissioner a required By
me eo Gpuf1 pB rccoLtoCH Clerk,
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SALE.

In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, West Viz
giniA.
W.. W. Cowden administrator oithel
estate of Caroliney. Zane. deceased, In ChanceyI
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mo Prizes amounting SCI
Application for rates 70 clubs should DO made
For further information, write clearly, giving full
address, Mako p. o. Money ordefs payable md
addreN Registered Letten 70
NkW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
. New Orleans, IA.
POSTAL MOTIFS and ordinary lOEten b. Mar
or Expte@ (Gll sums Of IS and upwards BY ExpreaI
y :, II. A. DAUPHN,
.,,,,. New Orleans, "a.
7 aSi 81 S1 Seventh 81 ,waainrton, re
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-27

In the way OF public works Dallas is lust
now entering upon n new career, based
upon the requirements other future growth
and not upon the mere demand of presen,
emergencies. Sewerage and drainage are
hereafter TO be prosecuted upon an estab.
llshed plan, looking TO comprehen-
sye system and embracing the whole
city. The details of this eys.em are TO be
worked out from time to time as the finan.
cial condition OF the city will allow, and no
more money will be wasted on temporary
expedients AID miserable make.shifts
Contractor Ia +. DOYLE has commenoed
trenchinr in Elm street at Jefferson street
for the purpose of laying sewer-pipe cas-,
| along Elm street TO Murphy street, where
the six.inch pire will empty into the fifteen
inch main pipe, running thence south west
to the Trinity river at "A point below tn,
mouth of Mill creek.
Contractor Sanderson will commence or
Monday morning exCavatlns for the larp,
brick drain, six feet in diameter, running
down Murphy street from Main street Il
the Town branch on the south side of Jack
son street, distance of 5SG feet.
Contractor b. M. Stone will also com.
rAence on Monday to excayate for tn,
brick drain down Magnolia street from
Patterson avenue to Dallas branch at the
end OF Caruth street, distance of So
feet. In the meantime The city engineer
has advertised tor bids on the bois d arc
block pavement on Elm street from Jeiler.
son street to Sycamore street, distance OF
2 300 feet. The street gang, under Mr.. John
Young, are putting up u new and substan.
tial bridge, 100 feet long, on Harwood
street, over the Fourth ward branch, and
have orened lIarwood street from st. Louis
street to Eikin street, fifty feet wide, max.
ing new route to the city park.
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LOCAL LORE.
A Late Marriage That Was a Moekery
ludeed.
A Horse Thief Broken up In a Whole
sale Business.
Other Happenings In City and Vicinity.
A Marriage That was Moekery

a Marriage That WAS Moekery
Another instance OF mans utter abandon-
ment of all the noble sentiments that
should characterize life has Just been ex-
posed in Dallas, and the HERALD regrets It's
inability, from considerations that are en-
Titled 10 AN audience, to give publicity to
the names and iull details of the affair. The
peace and happiness ola family, the dear
est affections ola coGhuing girl, and the
hopes and ambitious OF future Of much
promise, have been toyed with rs the
urchin sports y football. A home where
dwelt naught but pleasure and enjoyment,
around which the dark angel of despair"
had never lowered, has been invaded by a
Zoe treacherous in evel design and the more
damrable, as IL assumes the earb ola TAI b
ful friend and champion. Words are in.
sufficient and thoughts too feeble TO render
Justice to an abandon SO craven and "A con.
Silence 50 degraded AS has been displayed.
In substance the facts are that u young
lady OF the city, poor in purse but pure il
thought and innocent in purpose, has, for
some time past, been receiving the atten.
tons OF renegade "masher." She thought
him honest, but was sufficiently grounded
III her morals to resist all improper or Grim.
inal oyertures. Intent upon her ruin, aud
cognizast that IL could only be accom-
pished by deceptive means OF the grossest
nature, proposal of marriage was made
the young lady by the fascinating Lothario,
An acceptance followed, arrangements
were perfected and a date for the nuptual
ceremony agreed upon.
In due time, the hour, the happiest and
most sacred known 10 the girl, dropped
from the glass of time They were Joined,
not by that golden chain that should bind
heart to heart through all emergencies,
trusting, loving and confiding in each
other, but through miserable subterfuge,
in which city gambler, clothed with the
stolen authority of prominent Baptist
minister of the city, was the solemn um.
pire.
Asin all cases of n similar nature, ere the
honeymoon had wantd, while yet the
bride was most buoyant in expectation OF
future bliss, the psuedo husband tired of
his bargain and abandoned his charge.
The young wife, after many frutless pro.
testations, realized on Thursday last the
perildy that had been practiced, and the
fearful treachery Of which she had been
made victim. While she evidences much
sorrow and grief the reporter is persuaded
that no laxity of effort will be INDUCED on
her part to properly revenge her wrongs
through the proper court tribunals.
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GALVESTON,
The Harbor Improvement Bonds Floated-
The Irish Widows and Orphans Fund
Weekly summary

me uarbor Improvement Bonds Eloated-
The Irish Widows and Orphans Fund
Weekly Summary,
GALVESTON, May 26.-[Speoial J. - City
Treasurer Runge aud Mr.. George Sealey
this morning in two hours disposed of the
. per cent, bonds issued by the city to aid
IN harbor Improvement. The entire 500,
OOO was taken by number of business men
AT par. The money is now ready tor the
nited States government engineer and
will be paid on demand. Colonel Mansfield
states this will enable him to carry on the
work until the meeting of the next CON
gress, when 1t is hoped another appropria-
ton will be made available TO carry the
work to completion. The ease with which
bonds were placed speaks well for the con-
iidence OF Galveston capitalists in harbor
improvement and also in the financial con.
dition of the city.
Some patriotic Irishmen in this city
have offset the celebration of the queens
birthday by collecting about $3.50 to be for
warded TO the lord mayor at Dublin, who
Will be requested to distribute the same,
with the aid of committee, amongst the
mothers, wives and children of the victims
OF informer Carey's conspiracy. The mon
ey will be forwarded Monday.
Oscar Farrlsh's condition is the same as
has been for several days.
The report of DR.. Watts death is CHROME.
Gus. He Is in excellent health and will
soon return TO Galveston and resume his
practice.
Real estate transfers filed for record dur
ing the week amount to $23 l76. Deaths
during the same period, 20; ten adults and
ten children.
Rev. J. Malone, of Dallas. is in the city.
Mr.. Benton says he will be in Dallas
tomorrow night to arrange Tor the band
tournament.
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we're made by these parishes in these direc- Ell

....Resolved further. that wherever located We
whl exert ourselves to the utmost TO make
ii success.
The resolutions contained in the forero.
Ing report were unanimously adopted
The following report was then read and
the resolution therein contained was unan,
imously adopted
Your committee to whom was referred
the subject OF a proper investment OF the
money now on hand to the credit of the
fund for the endowment OF the Episcopate,
respectfully submit the following resolu.
ton: Be II
Resolved, that th9 bishop be and is here
by requested TO invest the money now In
the treasury to the credit OF the fund for the
endowment of the episcopate in such real
estate as in his judgment may be suitable
IN the future for a site for an Episcopal res
idence, and if he finds it impractieable to
do this, then that he place the money at
interest on real estate security upon the
best terms and at the earliest day that he
can.
W. 5. LEE, for the Committee,
resolutions OF thanks TO the people OF ST.
Matthews parish and the city OF Dallas for
courtesies extended, and then, after the
usual closing services, the convocation ad-
iourned sine die
THE REckfrloN AT BISHOP GARRErr's.
After the close of the convention Friday,
the delegates and visitors of the conveu-
tlon were elegantly entertained AS is his
custom on such occasions by Bishop Gar
rett at his beautiful home,
Pleasant View, Notwithstanding the
ram that fell early in the evening there
We're present large number of guests.
me yard was beautifully illuminated with
Chinese lanterns. and band of music dis
coursed the sweetest of music. Within doors
the rooms were neatly and tasteiully
decorated with rare flowers and pot plants
L lie evening was truly pleasant one to all
present superb repast was served the
guests, and the bishop and his most estima-
BILE lady entertained their guests in most
elegant manner.
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MIDLOTHIAN,



MIDLOTHIAN, May 26.-ISpecial. Fin,
rains here of late.
Crops looking well and the farmers ar,
happy.
Colonel Chamberlain's residence is A
credit to the town and occupies acommand
ing position.
Mr.. Alexander, of Ferris, will occupy hi.
new residence in n few days. His family
will soon arrive.
Professor Hooker, of Nashville, Tennes
see, is looking for location tor college
Some friends who accompanied HIM are ne.
gotiating FOR lots.
DR.. st. Johns house Is about completed
His family is daily expected. lie will erect
drug store at once,
Midlothian needs livery stable, A reg
ular line of coaches between here and
Waxahachie would supply ademand which
is daily increasing.
The interview OF the HERALD reporter
with Manager Sealey was read with
much satisfaction here. The schedule out
lined there will enable our citizens doing
business in yonr city to return ut conye.
ME N hours.
A lumber ward will soon be established
here. THIS is move in the right direc.
ton, as the present supply is wholly made
quate to the great demand. Several par
ties will build as soon as lumber can b,
procured. The lack of building materia
has caused much just complaint.
The enterprising HERALD still continue.
to be "the fount from which we draw.
Success 10 II
The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railway
Is preparing to erect cattle pens here ant
provide facilities for shipping from thi
point. One herd Of $500 head is awaiting
transportation.
/. W. Witherspoon' residence is neai I'M
completion. His family has tein here sem
weeks.
We are informed that DIR. Shultz, of Al
varado, will shortly settle here.
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TO OUR FRIENDS,
Co Workers. Etc Clerks, Cashiers, Book
keepers, ana All Employees In the Public

Co Workers, Etc Clerks, Cashiers, Book
keepers, ana All Employees In the Public
Interests.
The undersigned, your friends and CO.
laborers and yourselves. rs the future
representatives in part, at least, of the bust
ness interests Of our pushing town, and
knowing that all similarly situated as our
selves must and do feel an interest in the
future welfare of our town, and knowing
that we all have made interests for our.
selves in this community which are to our
advantage to further, we cordially invite ali
employees to meet at the rooms OF the MeI-
chants Exchange, at s o'clock next Tues
day evening, the e0,h. to discuss a matter
pertaining to the welfare Of Dallas. This
welfare is yours as well. Dallas, advancing,
forwards your interests.
Hon. Barnett Gibbs and Mr.. A. Open.
heimor will address the meeting. Come
one, come all. [Signedl Henry o. Wolfe,
with Sanger Bros; r. J. Barry, with San.
ger Bros; Paul Furst, with Adams & Leon.
ard; W. ]. Townsend, with Schneider 4
Davis; Sam NJ. Fetchenbach, with Il. NJ
Kahn Il Co; Seymour Meyers, with Ortliet
4 Co.; W. II. Beaumont, with Padgit,
Bros; s. T. Stratton, with T. L. Marsaiis
W. T. Harris, with Blankenship & Blake
George Il. Cassell, with Il, V. Tompkins
). IL. Boyle, with Flippen, Adoue & Lobit;
l.. X. Bergeron, with City National bank
III. Is. Strange, with Howard Oil company
Ford House, with En-. Tillman & Co,
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Horse Thief Captured

Constable d. II. Campbell, of Cedar Hill,
arrived in the city yestert ay. He brought
with him an important character. HIS
name is G. Il. Horne. lie is charged with
the theft of eleven horses. and the proof is
conclusive, according to Campbells state.
ment, against him. He is thought by the
citizens of Ten Mile creek to belong TO a
notorious gang of horse thieves who have
been operating in this anu adjoining coun.
ties. Five indictments for horse stealing
and one for the theft of COW have been
preferred az inst the prisoner by The Grand
jury. He has resided in the county about
-FOUR years, and has labored but little.
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Yesterday afternoon officers Halsell and
Maddox found German on Camp street
on the sidewalk In a fainting condition.
His face was covered with blood and there
was pistol wound in his forehead. They
took him to the station.house and
he was subsequently convey.
ed to the city hospita
where he was attended by DR.. Newsom. Inc
health officer, who probed and dressed hi,
wounds. He Is from Zurich, Switzerland
and has been In this country but three
months and In the city only . few. weeks
He could not speak English and an inter
prefer was called In. He stated that hil