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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-13
cbamI,ord,s Will.

PARIS, Sept. The will of Chambord
gives 500 900 francs to the Societe de Propa-
ganda Eide; 10000 to the poor of Paris;
i5O, 900 to the convent at Goritz; large por-
ton of his fortune to the Duke OF Parma
and a smaller portion to :. the Oo9 ida Doroi'
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Dual Drowning.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., Sept. 6.-Carrie
Waldmager aud Amelia Weaver, aged IL
and 81, ofPhiladelphia, visiting here, were
drowned last night while. strolling along
the beach. Miss Waldmager slipped from
the rocks and fell in. Miss Weaver tried to
rescue Miss Waldmeger. The bodies were
recovered this morning.
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A Rumor OF Interest,

GALVESTON. Sept. Cit is reported that
an application will be made to the city for
the lease of that portion of the Galveston
harbor known as the Flats 1t IS said that
the proposition will come from parties
representing Huntington's interests. The
rumor Is as yet unconfirmed.
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LaxrrscE. MASS, Sept e.-sL Mary Z
church, parsonage and Eve scrss Of land,
tbs property Of The AuFustinian society.
valued Il SO 60. vas sod - anctl1n m
der the $1,000 mortEngs hslo y ne rs.e1
5000. hrrk. and purrhnsed b. Peter
u~'7rrr. reursserfirr g. MsryI soclety.
IA az so. Ibs sun e Just suf1cient %
- fhs rnortenEs and sccuuulaied intef-
- lerrinr ncthi1E i1r ne otpqt iois.
- Nnrrs socistT = cornposeo rna-nly q
arrnrtirinr rTlesra
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New YoRK, Sept. o.--Metropolitan, 7
Eclipse, 10.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.--Athletics, 4; 81.
Louis, 3.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-Baltimore, 7; Column
bus. IL.
Providence, Sept. 6.-Boston, 7; Provi.
dence, 9.
BUFFALO. Sept. G.-Cleveland, IL; Buf
faio, 7.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Chicago, 20; Detroit, O.
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PILOT POINT.
Died of his Injuries Personal and Soho
-Cotton-Rain

-Cotton-Rsin
TnoT PoISI, Sept. O. Tspeoail-Phiilir
Lopdenhern, IT,, who was thrown from q
horse about ten days ago, PARTICULARS o.
which were sent at the time ofthe accident
died this afternoon.
Professor Wynn, late superintendent OF
schools in Galveston, is In the city.
There Is 10 be public recitation to-mor.
row night at Brooks academy BY Professor
kings.
Thirty-six new bales Of cotton were 70
csived today. The average prices is g
A ligbt shower Of rain fell yesterday
morning and the weather IL cooler
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BERLIN. Sept. 6.-several shocks of earth
ouake were felt at Dusseldorf Tuesday. No
damage was done. Shocks occurred on the
Island of Isohit at the same time, and
created some alsrm, attended by slight
damage.
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Want IL Restored

MADRID, Sept. G.-The dynasty left has
decided to inaugurate an agitation to Sc
cure the restoration Of the constitution o.
1869 BY means Of petitions from the people
of rrnvfncea
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The Saffron ScouIge.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 6.-The house to
house inspection at Pensacola has been dis
continued. The fever is getting worse al
the navy yard, six deaths having occurred
in the last twenty -four hours. The Gordon
around the navy yard is being improved
wherever possible
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v n51A. IIrs-. sept. CDR. Iiebciy
Who fatally shot bis wife MONDAY and fed
returned home yesterday 9Th bis throat
cut from ear 20 ear. but none q TIE main
srter'es severed. He vas en- eclated, havinf
lad In hav-l0f al The intervening period
He "a under arrest and VII receiver.
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nropkeylng with the Maori.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 6.-Jem Mace, slade
and other pugilists arrived this morning.
lint cannot stste whether the fight between
Slade and Mitchell will ever occur. The
hackers of the Englishman seem unwilling
toh have him meet the Maori.
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VIENNA, Sept. G.-Tne three large fires
here since Sunday are believed 10 be Of in
cendiary origin. Pamphlets were circu-
lated predicting they would take place.
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BA1rrx0Rr, Sept. 5.-st. Joseph's Pas
sionisis monasierT. IN the suburbs. burned
last night. The church adjoining, IN co1rse
Of consfruction. We Considerably oam-
aged. Los. SIS 600. partly insured .
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War 20 the Knife.

DuNBAR, Sept. GA correspondent jutt
returned from tour through the heart OF
zuiuland reports the natives on a war Of
mutual determination.
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Hove Koro. Sept. ca correspondent
- Hsfpour rritss- Floods pc
80 - rurrnrlnr % troops On
80 siaes. There hes ben no stearne-
f-rrr y m ,nfrs o. Hanoi for 81 days. and
flr-r i ma errIuess a. consequence
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The rrordon MeetInE.

JoSDoS. Sept. 6-The September meet
ing al Croydon opened to-day. The handi
cap was won By Keene's Bslero; Protector,
Indiana; Inquatius, third. -Four starters.
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cipcinnatI's Gala Day.

CrScrSsArr. Sept. 6.-The parade OF Gin
cinnatus tonight brought out apparently
the entire population Of the city. or at leasl
40 much OF II as could be
packed on the sidewalks and IN windows
door-ways, house tops and special plat
forms. built for the purpose. The largest
of these was one on Fifth street
opposite the government building. Here
room for 1000 was prepared. The
tedious delay IN starting made the display
vsrv late. and the procession did not begin
TO move until after9 O'Clock and reached
Fourth and Vine a quarter before ten
When the head Of the procession
reached postofice three patrol weg-
ons preceeded the first car sios
by side 10 clear the street Of people. who
had occupied The entire space. a crush
was then terrible in many places Iweni y
five floats, illustrating ancient Roman his
torv. were exhibited. While they aroused
Int little demonstrative enthusiasm they
we're apparently satisfactory.
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Wv Tonr s-pt She jsint szsc1-
i've eonnlrrss q he frsiehi osps-tfnsni
a. ffs rrurk lines ne tr-11T
- he fffre 81 Crr1r.issirrrr flrE - -
rsziF.ts he charE. o rlis c-iing m-os
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Short on Grain.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 6.-County Treasurer
John Virgins, of Montgomery county, is
reported short $50 600. The cause is specu-
lation in grain.
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Sensational Scoundrelism

ITHACA, N. Y, Sept. 6.-The Ithaca
Journal has five columns of an account o
the attempt to annul the will of the
late Jenny McGraw Fiske, whereby Carmel
University received one and half million
dollars, at the instance of her husband
Professor Willard Fiske, ex librarian of the
university, The nature of the present &C
tion is motion to open the final accounts
of the executor, by which he had already
paid $500 900 dollars to the university, anc
to account for money yet in his hands. a
clause in the charter fofbids the university
to hold property in excess OF ,00O
The university authorities refuse TO dls'
close an outline defense.
decree opening the ma
accounting by consent OF Executor
Roardmen was made TODAY at the hearing
in the surrogate's court. The Ithaca issue
involves the title 10 the celebrated FISK
mansion ON University hill, and other
property in addition to the personal estate.
Professor Fisk is now residing at Florence,
Itsiv. President White intended leaving
south Hampton, England, for Ithaca, yes
terday. Executor Boardman embodies the
following agreement in affidavit replying
to the petition OF Fisk for reopening lega'
ton: United States OF America.-Berlin,
In consideration of the agreement
of Jenny McGraw. OF Ithaca,
N, Y, to marry me and other considers'
lions, I do contract and agree that sac
shall have possession, control and dispose
of her property after our marriage In the
same manner and to as perfect and COM
plete extent as If she had remained single
and unmarried.
Witness hand and seal the day and year
aforesaid. WILLARD rNhE;
In presence of A. d. White and ID. D.
Boardman.
The date has not yet been agreed upon
for the hearing on the reopened hual &C
counting. The action OF Fiske is character
lied as irreconcilable upon the puohc az
dress in LAYING the corner stone at the last
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cusns rhipunsnss ana Tavs stsss Estss-
Wenfhsr ana Hsnlth.
Atrarr. ssrt 5--spscisil-fo-tJ-sir
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md nbout thirty cars more nre t1pe.-ea
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crrrfT Clerk ~ DaIi1s eoultT, Itres-
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-19
THE LATEST MAN.

1 think I've discovered the lzxiest man That ever set foot upon leather, His name is McFulsey. his frss name IS Dan, And TO matter hos pleasant the weather He sits in the house while his simple old wife. Every day. be il rainy or sunny. Wears little more of from her remnant oi
 life
 washing and ironing for money. They agree very ~el!-she is willing 10 slave, To keep him in clothrs and In vicinais, And hc IS quite willing she saouic, the old
 knave.
 While he sits and con,entcdly ~hii,les, Or weary of making litter lies down And slambers ill called to the table. And .nind you, there's never man n the
 town
 With knife. fork and dishes more able | ehanced 10 cali on McFu.vey one night To try and engage him 10 lahsf. q had ~agered he'd work. ii managed him
 right,
 With valued acquaintance and neighborl, And the next verse will show you who cap
 tured the cash That is. if you've keen obscrsatoa- And ,ou Il vote to McFu.Sey the champion
 sash
 As the iaziesi man in creation. I'll rot say what he said to my ofer 10 hire. But explain that his wife, whoWas weary, Sat down, when she'd washed up the pot,
 by the fire,
 And tried. the poor soul. 10 be ckeerN. When he said 10 her mildly, this 'ciest oi
 men,
 With cheek that is tougher than leather, ,.Go and whack up some wood for the morn
 ing. and then
 We'il sit do VII and be easy together"
 -Parmesls .:ft. ia \. l. .ns,.'srr
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William s Shan,y.
Washington Capita.

Vanderbilt's house on Fifth avenue. in New York, IS a curiosity. The doors are some of its features. Why shouldn', they be: They are of bronz. and gold. and cost s3oJooo, were made in Munich. and polished up by college graduates. The visitor first enters a grand vessibule, which IS gorgeous chamber of carvings and artistic upholstery in stone. This vessibule separates the apartments of Mir. Vanderbilt from those of his wife. If you .ress the electric button on the Jeff. door opens as if by magic. or high priced genii attended it. Then you en- ter. and another door opens, disclosing a well-dressed servant in citixen's clothes. who receives your card. If you wan, to borro~ ten dollars you will get II, bat not on tha, day. II you wish to sec the lady Of the house, press the button on the other side Of the vessibulc, and a n,ce- looking fellow in pages costume receives your card on a leweled saiver If you are tramp. and want cold lunch, you are requested to send in your letter. q reference This system of doing busi- ness prevents confusion. and keeps the expenses from getting mixed up with the quarterly earnings of the New York Central
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 The ladies of the literary society oi the Madison Avenue Congregational church listened last evening, in the church leoture.room. 10 description by Mrs. John r. Newman. wife of,he clergy man, of her visit to the harem of the pasha of lillian, Babylon. Mira. Newman 5 ,isi, was made ten years ago. when she was travelling w,,h her husband, who was no, permitted to accompany her into the interior ofthc harem.
 " The gates of the Abode of Bi,.s. closed instantly after entered the building. A long corridor opened in,o the main apartmen, of the harem. itsas furnished with gorgeous tapestry hang in2s and sump,uous satin farniiare of curious dessgn. The ourtvncd windows looked ou; upon blooming gardens. Ranged abou, the chamber tn vatloas at. ,i,ades were score of women. Somr were seated on divan, and some kncclin. Thirteen of them were the wives of the pas.,a. A cloud of negro servants al. tended 10 their wanss. l cowld speak but few words of Arabic. but ~e were at home on the subject of dress. which has q unisersal language of its own among ~o- men. All the women had long dashed and Iussroas eyes, and dark. finely ch,seied features. Theif costumes ~cre ma snit, cent. and strangely fsshioned oi f,.h saiins and loaded with ornaments of gold and Jeseis and garlands of pearls. Theis hc.d-drcsses were of silken gause. held by hands of gold and sannounsed by graceful ostrich feathers. They wore silk ,rousefs and silver slippers, and thea fn- ger nA,ls were tinged with yellow. To an elderly lady. very queenly in her move. inen,s, implicit obedience was yielded by the others The air of the apartments vas heavy with the perfume of sandal wood. 4 crowd of eolored servants btough, 10 eigAsestes and swersmeass and coffee. and of the delicacies was pressed to psrake.
 The eating of thsss dAintles and gossip ing w'ih each other the whole day bong 's the sole occupation of these women of he hasem. They live in Iuxurious bond age, in blissfui ignorance Of the outside world. ionged to reveal its beauties and possibilities to them. but could con. verse only by gesmres Belore Ieft. baby pasha wss shown to me lia mother looked like sleeping beauty The babe vas wrapped 10 folds of fine linen, and its wardrobe oonsissed of over fifty different articles of apparel. The inter. .ss shown in the baby and the mother by he other women Of the hzsesn, was io me } beautiful evidence of the uni.erai sister. sood of wonen.r
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-19

needs is rest. Bu, why arc you not work ing al the tveFy~ssAhie You haven been discharged, have you." And ths grocery man laid little lump cf concen trated ye. that looked like maple sugar on cake of sugar that had been broken knowing the boy would nibble l..
 No. sir. was not discharged. ha, when livery man lends kicking horse to take my SiH out riding, that settles t. ] asked the boss if couldn't have ouie, horse that would drive hisssif if wound the lines around the whip. and Ae ie, me have one he said would 60 all day with. out driving. You know how it is. when Sellow takes a girl out riding he dont want his mind occupied holding lines. and 70 when l got my gisi in. and we wen, down on the Whitefi h Ray road, and it vas just before dark. and we rode along under the trees, and wound the lines around the whip. and pu, one arm around my girl. and passed her under the chin with the other hand. and her mouth looked So good. and her blue eyes looked up al me and twinkled as much as so dare me to kiss her, and vas all of a uemblc. and then my hand wandered around by her ear and drew her head up to me and gave her smack. Say. that was no kind ct horse to give to a young fellow 10 take q girl out riding. Just as | smaeked her fel, as though the buggy had been struck with . pile driver. and when l looked al the horse he vas run. ming away and kicking the buggy. and the lines we,e dragging on the ground. was scared. tell you. wanted to jump out bu, my girl threw her arms around my neck and screamed. and said we would die together. and just as VIC were going 'c die the buggy struck fence and the horse broke loose and went off. icas- ing us in the buggy, tumbled down by the dash board. but VIC were not hurt The old horse stopped and went to hew- ing grass. and he looked up at me ss though he wanted to say philopcne. u;ed to catch him. but he wouldn' atch and then we waited till dark and walked home. and told the livery man wha, thought of such treatment. and he said If had attended to my driving. and nai kissed the gih. would have been all right. He said ought to have told him wanted horse that wouldn't shy al kissing. bu, how did know was goirg 10 ge, up courage 10 kiss her. A lisen man ough, 10 take ii for granted tha, when young fellow goes ou, with ! gitl he is going to kiss her. and give him a horse according. Bu, qul, hun a, once 1 won't work for man that hasn't go, sense. Gosh. What kind of maple sugar is that? Jerusalem. whew. gies me some water. ., my. il Is taking the skin tfmy mou,h."
 The grocery man got him some water and seemed sorry that the boy had taken the lump of concentrated lye by mistake and when the boy wen, ou, the grocery man pounded his hands on his knees ana laughed. and presently he wen, out in front of the store and found sign Fresh Lssis been picked more'n q week, tuaer'n .ripe."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-19
Mental Food
sIFoot shcei

We naturally exercise grea, cass in the
 selection and preparation oi the food by
 which our bodies are sustained, and ~c are very careful to guard ourselves Agslns all sduliesated os poisonous substances
 which might prove Injurious to our phys leai sysssns. W equal importance t should bs. that ve use care in the ssIer- ton of subjects upon which our thoughts are 10 dwsii. This is especially impsst- ant in this age of peFnicsous fitesaiafe. Evidences are not wanting that the boy whose misd is inAamed by .blood aad shundes' ssyfs of iisssstuse. and who en- vses the hsr0es of the dime novel, is likely to he lousd iu the sanl<s Of the csimiaai cizssss os rsarhisg mans ssssas. The nswspaps is tor sAOaId bej fhe his- losy e( tke uosld of to-dsy--fhs m0utd ;n which psblic opiaioa is 1ase- and the renpensibilisy of fks editor is rseas. These sse many sood pspes pabssshed, nd alse many bed oaes, ed ske perilous powes q choics bslosgy to ths sesAss. Ibe new1pepos is the great e1sraaes of Ihs 1ay, eiG6w fss eeo1 e evil, aad e nnch eagss os asses, sheald bs exescissd Q ths selecsiss of a1neaJ e ef pAysical bod. Whae shis is dooe ehaa vt1i ue U illed ous ef ed bsyoad eusssivos spwasd hs nobisss living ofwh;ch VI ase eaoobje: - shAll gnia continually new vieos and hrss increase e intslisrtusl power.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-19

The profits on the sale of Arhus Sul- livzn's Lost Chosdr have reached S,oo,ooo. By Saint Cecilia, an if VIC had a chance. VIC would lose a whole wood- yard for half the money.-Bsyissgsoa Hawk<ye
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-19
An nsisioosz .
lWashinrsoa Capital,

washsh8soo @A1ftA2st
 4 newspsper friend q mine received a gorgeous hftje soae from Mn. Lzsrssy the osher day. The mas vas not only ssr- psised, bat paraIYssd = his rood fortune. . Great hessensw he excissmed. svhss an hsirioom ios " grsadeAil1rn h shs sweet by asd by. Is case 1 s1o1 heve - moeey fo leave thssn, theis lowxou eas cell tbis assogrspA leesw fg se lGna sixay or sevsnty sbousasd. Asd f1ie eesoue man drsw himseif up to kis fs9 heiefi and chucked himsslf pasoniziaeiy usdw the chin. h fact he feis 70 eIa1sd shAa he was about to turn down the gas and squeeze his hand, when . friend eufescd. .Look here, Jack see this beassiluI aose from Mn. Lsngtryw aOh yes,s replied friend Jack, saw her agent in his oE fee this morning he told me that she had just asked him to write you note Fine penman. isn't he. Chariies"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-19

1T you ask bald-headed mas how he would prefer to be upholstered, hem likeiv express desire for mo'-hair On the soo of his head Kcak<ys Ga-fkks.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-05-19


 of salt taking him n the hind leg, and the other in the back. and he yelled al though II was dynamite. suppose when you shoot man ~ith salt 1t smarss, like when you get corned beef brine os your ehapped hands. They all yelled. and pa seemed to have been knocked silly, some way. for he pranced around and seemed to think he had killed them. He swore at the wire clo,hes-line and then missed pa, and heard a splash like when you throw Cat in the river and then thought Of the eisfern. and went dowa. and we took pa by the collar, and pulled him out. 0, he was awful damp. No, sir, # wss no duel as all, bat a nasidens, and didn't have anything to do with t. Tke gun wasn't loaded to kill, asd the sals only vent through the sikin, but those men did yell. Maybe t vas my chum that stirred up the chicksns, bat dont know. He has not commenced to lead a different life yes, asd he might think II would make ous 6DIhs sick if posking occurred to make thom poy seaeusion. ! fhink where family has bses havisx . good deal of exercise, the vsy osrs kas, t husts them to bseak eG soo suddsnly But the visifors vent hoase rel qsick ,at- ter ve got pa ont q the cissssn, and the minister told ma he alvsys feii when he ~as in our house as though he vas oa he verge of a yzwning crater, ready dbe en9alSed any minute, and he guessed he wouidnt come any more. P1 changed his clothes. and told ma |, have them wire ciothes-lines changed for rope ones. think is IS hard to suit pa don't you sr
 %, your pa is all right. Wha. he
The Baltimore County union., 1883-06-02

EXTENSIVE STOCK
Fine Diamond. Pearl. Coral.
Amethyst and Cameo Sets.
Etruscan aad Enamel Sets.
Opera. Leontinc and Vest
Chains. Necklaces, Locke,s
Pendants. &c.
English and American Gold and Silver Watches.
Fine Silver Wsro. my own manufacture.
Triple Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cutlery. Fine BronEes, 4c
All description Of HAIR JEwELRY made and
REPAIRIrG done in the nca,cs, manner
call IL respectfully solicited. April li'.s3y.