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Inlonnia Demnn.II

Nothing mildor can describe the
modern Affections which hundreds OF
the best and noblest people suffer.
Oversxertion Of tho brain, great mon
tai excitement and perplexing bust
ness, combined )r separate, exhaust
physical and nerve powers faster than
nature raouperates thsm, unless the
chasm OF insomnia demons can DO
covered ana tho equilibrium of sleep
rdhtorod. The viii is powerless.
Narcotics are also suicide, Ordi-
nary stlmulants have such per-
centageA OF deGdly poison as
inHsme tho blood, congest the delicate
Internal organs and make matters
worse. Nothing but a prompt pre-.
scriptioD OF Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky
can meet the d f1iculty and defeat tho
demons. IL Gains The mind, soOthss
the nerves and feeds nature with I'm
abundance OF heterogeneous carbon to
0Verbalanco excessive exhaustion, so
that peaceful health and prosperity
reign where demOniscel destruction
yawned reiore. Tho best doctors and
chemists strongly recommend it.
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Salt for Divorce.

Mary A. Smith filed her pstition in
the district court yesterday, praying
for divorce from her husband, AL.
bert B. Smith, who is now resident
OF st. Louis. She sets forth in her pc.
tition that they were legally married
on the 10th of May, 1878, in Missouri,
ana that they lived together until the
1st Of October, 1884. Two children
were tho fruits Of their marriage. She
sues on the grounds of cruel treat.
ment.
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dence. on Aksra svshne. Miss Nav il
only years ola, hut she is one OF the
prottiest sud smartest misses in Dial
las, and numbers her little friends and
admirers by the score. Her birthday
yesterday was the occasion OF the
gathering of many Of her pretty little
friends, who enjoyed music and dane.
ing and elegant refreshments until
that particular class of humanity had
to get to home and bod. They lef,
many handsome presents for May,
however, aud a world Of good wishes
for her happiness and health and sue.
| cess in all the future.
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If you wish roofing which is not
affected by eXtromes OF heat or cold,
which is adapted for both Nat snd
steep roofs, which costs less than shin.
giles and Will out last tin or iron, which
can be pat on over an old shingle roof,
and which will stop all the leaks on
balconies or shed roofs, which is in use
IN every State in tho union, and has
been twice tried, tire-tested and found
perfect, tuy Echrot's Prepared Roof
ing, SYDNEY SMITH,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department.
Ware rooms with Texas Storage Com
pGny, East Dallas.
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BAIRD, Aug. 5.-lCorrespondence.l--
The weather for the past week has
been horrid. Rain has fallen all
around BAIRD, but not drop in the
city.
The jailer has at last, as one Of his
bosrders, "Wild Bill of the Hubbard
Timbets," charged with an sssaulg
with the intent to rape. His brother
Is also wanted for theft Of cattle, and
in all probability will soon be caught.
Some low 1eaidencGs arc now under
process Of construction, and ono or two
businesa houseB have of lato been
completed.
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Eczema.


For the benefit of suffering humenity
ana IN heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful
RESULT deem IL only my duty to give this
unsolicited testimony in favor OF Sgift's
Speclhc. MY wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or Salt Rheum from
her infancy. It has Increased In intensity
with each succeeding spring, and bein
somewhat skilled in medicine myself,
tried every remedy l could think of for
ears-Sarsaparllla combined with every
Iorm OF Polasslm, and hundreds of other
remedies, lotions and alRall washes of
every known kind, but they all gave only
temporary relief During the spring of 1884
her lover eXtTcmities became so inflRmed
ana sore nat she was obliged to keep them
constantly coated with covering + "Ful-
leCs Earth," mixed wet and allowed to dry
on, Among other things she was afflicted
WIN II periodical nervous headache, Oc-
curing regularly every seven tys, some
tlmes followed by an intermittent fever
LOT weeks AT n time so that her life became
n burden to her
This spring | determined she should take
=. >, > ana following strictly the directions
In regard 10 dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the first
large Dollle the disease seemed TO increase +;
me burning, itching and Inflammation be :.
came unbearable. She, however.
IN the use OF the medicine. Afer taking
the second bottle the inflammation began
TO sub5ide, After the third bottle the in.
llalnmation disappeared, and sore spots
dried upand tn ned white aud scply, ana
finally she brushed them OFF in an impalpa-
pie white powder resembling pure sa(t She
Is now taking the sixth bolt e, three table
spoonluls iOur times daily Every appear
anca of the disease has gone, and her flesh
Is becoming soft, white and smooth again (:
and what Is more, her periodical headaches
have disapp AIRED and she is now, ut 53
years of age, enjoy ing the only good health
she mas known 'or upwards Of ~ years. NO
wonder She declares with emphasis that
every bottle OF $ =. y is worth thOus-
ana times itR weight in gOlc,
Any further Information concerning her
case viii be cheerfully given by herself at
her residence, l3j Mullet street, or by me
JOHN H BRADLEY, 4iGriswOid Nj.
Detroit, Mich, May rs, 1885
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How long. ON. nowLonre

Tho high plank sidewalk on tho
south side OF Main street, lust
cast of sycamore street, has given
way. 1t is unsafe. The HERALD
has frequently called attention 10 this
miserable aud unsafe structure, II
the city aut Hprit'ol do not propose 20
mend the matter, they had
better tear the man-tran
down, and then tho pedestrian
could walk Ia tho open sewer beneath
it a. least with safety II not with com.
fort. lis dangerous walk on the
principal vEoroughfare of the city.
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GeographIcaI Crntgr ofualIas

IL seems That there has been dissen.
sion uotween tho city engineer, board
Of aldermen,and the citizens generally
as 10 the geographical and business
center of tho city. This question has
been agitated rs il controls in a greaj
measure the location of various enter
prises now being established, and also
those to follow. We learn, however
from reliable s0urso, that tbs matter
has been gmicably settled, AL agreeing
that Webs'er'j photograph gallery
Elm Btre3t, occupies the most central
pnint.
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DALLAS TEXAS.

Mrs. Croom's select School Will reopen
the irst Monday in September, assisted by
thoroughly qualld q teachers Languages
both mod ru and ancient, taught al usual
price Very superior advantages offered
Peterborough musical training. instruments
taught piano, organ, guitar and 'iulin
Art Department In charge OF good
teacrar NJ usual price TcXt books same
As used in pnolic schOJ Is Of the city Mrs
UruOmB intuition is 10 be thorough and
practic Al s. nd teach child en- such things as
they should practice when men and wo-
men. For erms and other Information
pertaining - the school, either ral. or adj.
dress MRS ELIZA TEIGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cantegral and Live
Oak streets Da las. Texas
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DAlIns Thcrmnmnfnra.

DALLAS, July ST. Editor HERALD.
Il have had Seinch spirit thermom-
etor in my door for seven years. 1t il
shaded by an ordinary cloth awning.
1t hiss not beon aboYe 93o this year.
IN 1878 kept record of it, and it, in
July, run from 9ll1o to 1929 for Is
days, makinBa not average of 96L ;.
This was the highest ever saw il. 1t
usually stands now about 05o.
GEORGE Y. ATKINS,
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Attemnt 10 Commit suIcldo

Mr.. k tried to cut his throat, and
nearly succeed, leaving q cash which
the doctors sowed up. He wag led TO
this act by dependency. DsspOnd.
ency came on rs the result If chronic
dyspepsia and debility. This poor
fellows trouble might have been
spared had he made timely use OF
Brown iron Bitters, which by invig
Grating his blood aud roofing out his
dyspepsia would have made him
healthy and cheerful Mr.. W G. Will
colt, Portland, Mo-, says: "Brown'a
Iron Bitiers ia an excellent remedy
ioI horv0ul oOmplRints.n
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine
weekly begin 9TH July, 1855, nnd end mn
september Have proved OF signal use
Isl, TO students who design to pursue their
studies at this or other Law schools, 2nd.
TO those who propose TO read privately:
an Srdi To practitioners who have moi hSI
the advantage of systematic instructior
For Circular apoly II, o. University of Nai
70 JOHN ID. MINOR, Prof. Com. and stat
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An AnnlilnnI

A rather cumbersome accident oc-
Cured at tho corner Of Main and
Lamar streets yesterday morning. A
float, driven by negro, and loaded
with heavy engine, relieved itself OF
its burden at that point. But slight
damages resulted TO tho piece of ma
chinery, but II required n deal OF time
and lots OF labor TO mount IL once more
upon tho float.
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st. Louis Salnina y.
A Private select School Of High Grade
for young Ladies.

Situated at Jennings, the most beautiful
OF the suburbs Of 81. Louis, on an elevatio,
IN view of The city, one mile of the city
limits on the Wabash EailrOad. The place
IS beautiful md althy Number limited.
Discipline careful and hOmelike; each pu.
Phi indivldUali2ed. English, Classics,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and Instrumental aud Art
Teachers Of large experience. Commodi
Gus, wei ventilated buildings, with beautl.
M ana ample grounds. Early application
only VIII secure aroOm. Terms mQuerate.
EOurtecnth year commences Sent 10th.
For further particulars and Catalogues.
add ess the principal, II Z. BLEWETr,L
l.. u. Ipnnlnge. Mo
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Mrlnnn,s ElnrtIinn

Mr.. h. II. Melou0 has established
tho Office Of his float line at Sinker.
Davis q Co.'s, Elm street (telophoue
No. 1881, whore at all times orders will
DO received for the prompt delivery OF
freight. Hosvy merchandise, safes,
boilers, engines, household goods, etc,
promptly and safely moved. Tele-
phone and all calls promptly attended
To.
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DIR. c. Fgvcett, resident physician
OF tho Ur.-. Protestant lntirmary,
Baltimore, MI, publishes card GER
tifying that having recently had three
cases az consumption under treat
ment where obstinate cough was tho
mostprominet symptom, no concluded
to give Red Star Cough Cure q trlal,
and in every case whore il was used
tho effect was most marked and bene.
fetal, as It seemed to have the power
of controlling cough and thereby pro-
noting sleep, especially at night,
when cough is always the most troub-
lesOme.
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BondA Iasned.

Bonds OF the value of $1,000 each,
and to tho number Of 25, have been
issued by tho Texas Elevator aud
Compress company. August IL tho
GATE OF the issuance, payable at tho
expiration OF 10 years, with trust deed
on the compress aito and cotton yards
as security,
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A man giving his name as Willis
Phelps, alleges that ne was invited TO a
social stroll by lot OF "toughs" on
Tuesday evening last, and that ON ap-
preaching an Isolated place he was
knocked down and robbed of about
500. This " the extent OF his informa-
ton, as he IL a stranger In the city
and knows neither the men nor the
location
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erford; w Leitz, sweetwater; Chas

eriord; " Lett, sweetwater; Chas
Gartnkle, Chicago; J Y Gist, w M
Royens, cllyiE II Pendloton and wife,
Farmersvilie: A NJ Wells, Chicago, r
ii Freeman, Austin; II Mcdowell and
wife, Fort Worth; f G Nicholson,
Dallas, M Hatche, Decatur; Allen
Cnrr, Harrodsburg, KS; Henry M
Guest, Forney; Sullivan, Cincin.
natl, Ohio; G w Hunschsldes, Kansas
City; John . Burnay, BrOwnwood.
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LoAN o. MELLnR.

Invent down to go in bathing, and
was told ~ tho facts after ] rot there
and assisted In getting the onild our.
4 curroborato tho statement OF Mr.. Ice
Riley ~ Ia what occurred after 1
reached the place.
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ActiSn OF the association of Fire
Underwriters

ActiSn OF tue AatooiAtton OF Fire
Underwriters
n. o. Lowe, president OF the Ass0oi-
alton of Fire Underwriters for Texas,
writes from Austin to tho president of
the Dallas Board Of Underwriters, I'M
der date Of August 8, that, being aware
Of the dissatisfaction of the Dallas
lire department, a. n meeting OF
underwriters hold, resolution was
passed that the president OF the Dallas
local GARD be notified that Dallas
would ba reduced TO tho second class
ON the lst OF September, unless by
that time the ire department shall
have besn restored 10 its former state
OF efficiency. The Dallas board has
been requested TO bring the matter nc
once to The attention of tho city au-
thorities.
The change of classification would
necessitste slight increase OF rates
and the insertion of the three. quarter
value clause in all policies covering
brick mercantile buildings and their
contents. The cause of dlssatisfac-
ton Ia due TO the fact that the council
declined % allow the tiremen 10 elect
their own chief or paid officers OF tho
DEPARTMENT, subject TO the confirms
ton of the council.
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Rave Your l.Yrs

HHNV IUUI Iyts-
Thousands of persons in this State
alone are yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap speotacles. BY the uso
of Hawkes. Crystslized Lansos the
sight ia strengthened and vision I'm
proved. These celebrated glasses arc
tiitsd to all conditions OF mght hy
EiaHnlOhr Bros, IL Schneider, druggist,
and German opticians. Call add have
your ewes Lestad lrae.
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The following building permits have
been issued;
W. II. Prather, Main, near Stone,
two-story brick, - by 100 feet; cost
5000.
*. NJ. kshn, east side Lamar, be-
tween Main and Elm, two stories,
- by so feet; cost 5000.
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ono of the ples,antest little social
gatherings in the city for long time
past was the birthday party by pretty
Miss May Buriord, daughter OF Judge
Burford, last evening, At their resi-
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Te Conlractor. and nnlIders

IL you wish 10 buy
Prepared Roofing,
Roofing Pitch,
Paving Pitch,
Roofing Paints,
Roofing Felt,
Sheathing Felt,
Straw Board Celliag Paper in guam
titles 10 suit, and an ch0ap as you can
get them delivered nome in car lots,
send your orders to Sydney Smith,
Dallas, Texas.
Manager Southwestern Department,
NJ. Echret, Jr., Il Co.
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Wesleyan Female Institute,
STANTON, VIRGINIA

Opens September 2lst, 1855. One of tho
First Soho is for Young Ladies In The UNI
tei States. Surroundings beautiful. Gu
mate Il surpassed. Pupils from eighteen
states. Refers 10 one thousand puplls aud
patrons Terms .mOng the best IN the w
ion Board Eugl sh Course, LaJn, Fren h,
German. Music, etc, FOE Scholastic year,
from September 10 June, G23S. For Cata-
loguo, write tJ REV WM \. HARRIS y D.,
Pre- ident, SWGuton, Va
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Horsford,s Acid Pho,nhatr.

IN CONSTELLATION.
DR.. j. N. Robinson, Medina, Ohio
says: ain cases Of indigestion, con
stipatlon aud nervous prostration its
results are happy"
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Catarh cured, health and sweo
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 90 cents. Nasal in
ioctor free. Sold by j. l.. Williams
IL Co,
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10 w sd st. n. Y.
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u.tel Arrivals
AT THE ST. GEORGE.

AE 1hh hAs NhOhNh'
ID Tennison, clifton; VIM ID Rich
ardson, N + whipple, Ellis county;
VIM Dlmus, Bowie; w J Durham
city; VIM O Davis, Waxahaohle; w II
Winfield, Texarkans; J II Myers,
Corsicana; Mrs " Baggs, Terrell I;
q A Pippen, Eun q Jno A Norman
and mother. Plano; J q Matthew'S,
Midland; J King, Il Dodson, Wealth,
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NEN YNlLASD CNNlERYAfARY q Nrnr

Boston, Mass, OLDEST in America
instructors, 1871 students last wear. Thor
Ough Inst uctiOn in Vocal and InStrumpn.
tul Mu lc, Piano rud Organ TUNING, F,pe
Arts, OratOry Literature French, German
ana Italian Languages, English Branches
nyinnasticS, etc. Cditiou 50 TO $50; board
begins september 10, 1855 FOR Illustrated
ga Gudar, giving full Information, addres 3
n ICu ~ EE, DR., franklin square, Bos-
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APisasau, Little Party.

Tho most popular cigsrottos at the
popular price are Opera Pufis.
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Sick aud bilious headache, and all
derangen ontS oi stomach and bowels
cured by DIR. Pleroe's Pellsts-or pnti.
bilious granules, % couts wal. No
cheap boxes To allow waste OF virtues.
BY druggists.
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VII TVVNIF
City Va. Jim Hawkins, drunkenness
daed 50,
City vs. spencer Smith, drunken.
ness; nned 49,
City VS.. Jack Quinn, drunkenness
fined So.
City vs.. John Kingston, drunken.
ness; fned$3
City Va. j. r. Land, drunkonnOssi
fined 81.
City VS.. r. w. Shark, drunkenness
iinod So.
City vs. Hogdon oglosby, fighting
fined So.
City VS., Charles Brain, lighting
lined So.
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
THE DROWNING OF WILLIE HAND
A Visit from Mr. H0xie and Other Rail-
way Magaates- Dallas and the
state Fire Underwriters' As
ISOLATION Court Nstos
AID Other Matters
Drowned I. tho rrisity

Yesterday morning Willie Hand, q
9-yoar-old step.Bon OF Mr.. Askew
while bathing in the bend of the river,
near the NAgenhauser brewery. was
drowned. A colored boy about his
age, VINO accompanied bin, chose
TO hsh. he saw tho boy
60 Under and gave the
alarm, VOC all efforts to save him
prorod futile. A young man recov-
cred the body aud rolled him on the
ground Ior the purpose OF getting the
water out and restoring him, yet 1t
was too late.
Justice Kendall, acting coroner, no
tilted and impaneled IS a iury OF in
quest +. Ferguson, A. Fullen, j. Z.
Roberts, j. Ingram, A. q. Remberton
and o, Williams.
The following testimony was intro
duced before the jury of inquest.
JULIUS DAVIS,
the first witness, testified: "Thls
morning i was fishing in tho river
opposite the brewery and / noticed
q little boy pull Off his clothes and
jump into tho water and dive out into
The. stream, when he turned
and swan back near tho bank when
he suddenly disappeared from view.
i called TO "A young man who had been
in bathing and told him OF il, and he
and another young man went in aud
recovered the b Ydy.
LEE Riley,
l wss down at the river
bathing when small white aud
colOred boy camo along and
asked ne how deep tho wator was. |
told them about l6 feet and remarked
TO them that II they could not swim
they had better keep out. Soon
afterwards the negro boy told mo to
20 there, that the white bog had gone
undor and iailod to come up. | asked
him how long he had bosn
under, and no said ever since they
first cano down, winch wss about
20minuttn. and another young man
went In. / found him and got him
ashore, and. rolling him, tried to got
the watar cut OF him. Ho was cold
when we got him out. | notified Con-
stable Miller Of tho facts.
JOHN o. WELLER.
/ went down To go in bathing, and
was told ~ tho facts after ! ROT there
and assisted In getting the onild our.
4 currObOrato tho statement OF Mr.. Ice
Riley aS Ia what occurred after 4
reached the place.
VERDICT.
The jury returned the following YER
dict: 1--WE, the jury summoned to in
quire into he tiiue, cause and manner
OF the death OF Willie Hand, arc of the
opiniDu that the deceased came to his
death from accidental drowning.
This hole In the bend OF tia river In
q dangerous place. Tho water Is deep
and the current swift. Parents should
warn their children against bathing
there,
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KEEP YouRsELF cooL

And Refreshed During the Hot Weather
by using HickON Il Hearne's toilet and
bath cologne, Only so cents a pint.
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The only cigarettes which do not
stick to tho lips are Opera Pufis
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For sale sale.by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co..
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
lew. 23d st. NY.
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4 5GiE 0g BgiUN IS A Joy sORBVsg.
ar. T,TSIiz gourauc's
0aeR,s Cream oI Magical BaaoiIH8.
pNRgFFEN as WELL AZ BEAuTT.
FiES TIE SKIN. No OPBER
cos aETI WNLnDIT.

We TASTE &. tg DO aula Chs prepare lion
ispr0ptelI u9dO. Accept no counterfeit
cf glmNJc r1m0. Nn2 dlrtlnru'shad ~. H..
A, ssyro said go 20 lady OF tho tout ton
"a rA.leuI. las Won ladies Wliuss Thorn,
4 rJcQwWoud 'uCuaudH Cream "a Md
least harmful o. an tu8 aklu preprg
uonsV One bottle win last -iv months.
using % every day, Also Ponder SuluIg
removes 81perNrous hair without injury Ia
thostln. NINE, M, 70, y. GOUEAun,
solo proprietor, 90 Bond Etrout, ~. q,
10, sale by all dgugglstB a1d rapcygoCds
tQaior6 throughout the Ouh d Stat6a, Cam
ada emo Europe. BoweIo OF base lla.ta-
tionM tl,JlV reward Tor The apsM sud
f0o'n' 7"" one sol lug no same
New-York tribune., 1885-01-26
Walks. .AND TALKS IN TIE CITY.

Mr. Eyarts was photographed recently by
Parkinson In his study the other evening Mr Evarts
showed me he fe-size profile representation made by
the artisan excellent one, by the way. IL the same
pstnrc that was hung In the Evarts headquarters at
ALBANY The light under which the photograph was
taken has silvered the hair tribe more than nature
has done for the original. and found Dir. EVafts
critical upon that point When / suggested that be
could grow no To the picture In time he seemed TO
enjoy heartily Ing attempt at joke and laughingly
replied as he put the picture away that he certainly
hoped to come a sverhsired old age, as IT took his
hair a long time 10 Mr.. Eyarts is sixty eight
Silly stories have been circulated by some Democratic
papers about ex-Presdent Hayess visit 10 the Fifth
Avenue Hotel representing him accepting sumptuous
apartments OF without thanks while President
but now occupying cheerless top floor and qnes
t0ning closely the items Of the bill The truth Is that
Mr. HAYES occupic. rooms l3 and A. paror and bed
room on the dining floor the same that have been
at his disposal whenever lie came 10 Now.fork since
1876.
am told that twenty-five OF the great sugar pnnta
ons on the island OF Cuba arned by the Jesuit order
The Jesus are clean business They want the
Spanish treaty ratified The Father Superior Of the
been foremost III the agitation at Maan
zas and Havan TO raise money TO forward the treaty In
ercst here 1t is said to be through this influence that
Joaauin Calvo Is now In Washington advocating the
claims Of tie treaty TO consideration and adoption His
letters to his Cuban connection according TO advccs re-
ceived here that he believes the treaty Will 20 INTO
effect II is evident that the friends OF thcreaty VIII
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