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HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.

Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. New York.
works are for sale by all booksellers OF WI" oe
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the United States Canada receipt Of the price.
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Brooklyn.
brooklyn HEI HTS SEMINARY.-Day

ID and boarding school for young ladies'. VIII reopen rep
TENDER 1885 36th year, Primary junior ana senior 1e
partments: college course faculty thofouky ~
study travel and experience: special attention 10 modeh
music thorough course In Latin ana oreeK
rare facilities for art study; pleasant nome iot
pupils Application for circulars at 3s Montaues Brook
Y, v CHARLES r.. WEST, Ii. d. Principal
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Art Schools-CitZs

MIS5 II. &. LANE-puDIl OF Prof: VII
IN the CITY during the summer would IKE Few ~ "
nantn9 or water color1 Speciality heasr0m IRE or tpoi
tratsI Z, ON photograph Instruction also flower paint
'hs ANU ''i''AiN A III West 15th.st.
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Musical INSTRUCTION.
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY
VOCAL MUSIC

Offering special ADVANTAGES IN the study OF voice h cn
are Dudley Buck r. Warren H. w. Greene, G. r. hnwieY
Walter j. Hail. August Dupn. l. A. Russell u %. nu ~,
Der. Charles Roberts, IT, ID. L. Dowd seho ioi oOu' "
East l4thst. New York
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Instruction.
For Youu1 Ladiss-c

For Youu1 Ladiss-oity.
MISS WARREN,
WI III West l7thsA,
Beys Sept n siris. sept 20 separate DEPARTMENT.
MOELLER INSTITUTE. No. $3.50 West
NI 29thet Pounded 1862 Day school and knde1garton
for both ssxea Boarding school for boys. Tor coego
and business. Reopens Sept T. p. w MoELLEh, fnn.
MISS REYNOLDS'S FAMILY AND DAY
VI SCHOOL. &c West 45tha, reopens September 49,
Principal at homo after September Is
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANG UAGES
i New.York (23 West 23dst., BROOKLYN Crhe Garnedl,
and All other principal RecoSnzed az superior 10 All
other similar Unexceled advantages or
nversaton best OF native teachers les ""'
free trial lessons term now.
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DOCKLAND COLLEGE-NYACK-O NTHE
III HUDSON.-Preparatory and business for genuemen
graduating for ladies' twelve teachers Eh'er AZ
any N'l0 ~ ~ W H. CANISTER, A. NJ, Principal.
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At % EAST 20rH-Sr. near BROADWAY.
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SrH-AVE l2s, CORNER iSrH-Sr.-fincst
- apartments IN thc city can now b. .eiel et INC s
appointments superior To any other pfiNsle teoie'
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-14
At the Opera House.

The now cantata, Faith. Hope and
Love-" by Prof. Rosencrans, was rem
dered in a very creditablc manner by
the Commerce Street Christian
Church Choir at the opera house last
night. A large and intelligent audi
ence greeted the performers, and their
efforts were frequently applauded by
the admiring crowd. The cantata is
founded on Corinthians KILLS, and is
divided into three acts. A cast of the
characters has been heretofore pub
lished in the HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-14
At Temple Eman u-El.

DIR. Chapman preached a. Temple
Emanuel last evening, where services
were held to celebrate the Feast OF
Tabernacles. The Text selected for
the occasion was. 80 Israel trust in
the Lord. lie is thy help and shield
The history of the children of Israel
during their forty years sojourn i'll the
wilderness was dwelt upon and their
privations and suflerings wildly por-
traycd. The lessons intended to be
inculcated by the bible lesson were
pointed out and the congregation adj
monished to heed them.
The temple had been beautifully dec
Grated with fruits of the season and
presented an enchanting spectacle
The music was fine and highly appre-
ciated by the congregation. The feast
ends Thursday at SHUTDOWN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-14
KILLED HIS FATHER.
Martin, the Mantle Prisoners
Story OF the Murder.

Last night Sheriff l.. {. Acnlam, of
st. Francois county, Mo-, arrived to
identify the man giving his name rs
Luther Martin and arrested by Mar
shall Arnold for murder in Missouri.
When the sheriff went into the mans
cell last night he held out his hand to
him and said. allow are you, Hiram z"
Hiram shook hands with him. but re-
piled, You have the advantage of me;
do not know YOU" The sheriff
laughed and remarked, II guess you
do, Hiram. You have ncshcncd up
considerably since | saw YOU last"
Martin, or Feathcrstone rather. then
smiled and said, "Wcll, Pete, how are
all the boys.' lie then went on ask
ing after number of people in st.
Francois county, and acknowledged
everything. A HERALD reporter in
tcrviewed him again this morning, and
very nn' y, Wy Featherstonc told
him all the instances of the trag-
edy. The n.sn he killed was his father.
He said
"My mother died, and after awhile
my father married again, marrying n
prostitute, q woman of bad character.
| had young sister living with my
father, and she left home when he mar
ried this woman, going to my brother
in-law's, near where lived. My faith
er accused me Of being the cause OF
her leaving home, and said stole her
clothes out for her. This was not the
case, but he would not believe it, and
made threats continually to kill me
whenever he saw me, so kept out OF
his way the best | could. The day OF
the killing he came Oh me in n store in
the town near where | lived, and
catching me by the collar, attempted
to kill me with knife, and would
have done so had not clerk in the
store interfered and prevented him.
then ran home and my father followed
me. When he got there he threw &
heavy rock at me, and was coming on
me with a large rock in each hand, anc
| saw he would kill me if did moi
defend myself SO thought | would
knock him down so as to get II chance
to get away from him. The blow, un'
fortunately, was too heavy and death
ensued. was tried before magis
trate and released, but grand jur!
afterward indicted me for murder
This killing took place two years age
last September"
Sheriff Benham corroborates Feath
erstones story in the main. Feather
stone said he had been praying maj
ever since, and believed that he bat
received pardon for the deed he die
not mean to commit, and that he de
sired the prayers of all Christian PEG
pie in this his hour of great trouble
and need. Sheriff Benham will return
to Missouri with him tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-14
THE GENEROUS NEWSPAPERS.

THE GENEROUSNE NEWSPAPERS.
In addition 10 the sbovc, which Is being
daily added TO- the committee have the
pleasure In announcing that yearly supscrip-
lions to the following named journals have
been donated ss prizes, for the number OF
copies. To I've palmer, q years subscription
10 each paper constitutes one prize.
Number of copies donated-Louisville
Courer-Journal 100, Texas Farm and Ranch,
Dallas, 100, Austin Weekly Call 100, Texas
Live Stock Journal, Forth Worth, 100, Ma
Houston, 25, Adyance-Sun, Gatesville, %.
Woodyille Eureka, Woodvilie, 20, Fairfield
Recorder, Fairfield, 90, Herald, Mount YER
non, 20 News. Blanco, 20, Bulletin Board,
Calvert, 20, weekly Reporter, Abilene, ~,
Good Samaritan, Dallas, 10, Star-Vindicator,
Rlsnco. 10. Free Press. San Marcos, 10, Mer-
curry. Dallas. 10. Medina County News, Hon
10 City, G, Caller, Corpus Christi, 8, sharp
shooter. Over,on, 3, Buglc, BaLdera, >, Cass
County Sun, Linden, 3. Bee, Beeville. D, Bull
letln, Puruct T. Chronicle, Wills Point, ,,
News, Whitesboro. :, Tablet, Nayasota' ?,
Appeal. Grecnville, 3 Sun, GEORGETOWN, >,
Enterprise, Van Alstyne, B. CVmanche Chiefs
Comanche. =
The drawing will be conducted in public I'M
der the personal supervisor 81 the under
signed committee, appointe- the board OF
directors of John ID. Hood amp Address
ali communications TO MRs. Val. q. GILES,
nostoflice drawer No. 4, Austin, Texas, OF 70
he undersigned committee; II. +. Shelley,
Attorney nj Law. Dr. Frank Rsiney, super
intendent state Institute for the Blind, A. ..
Jernigan, County Treasurer. Further con-
tribuiions 10 the above list viii be thankfully
received and publicly acknowledged.
! DAILY HERALD Agents for Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-14
Polo.

First match game of Polo of the sea-
son at the Dallas Skating Academy
Saturday night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-14
STRANGE BUT TRUE

acknowledges he has SO sue
CEssFUL las to haven money
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-05
Eastern States Alarmed.

BosToN, January IS. - Carroll d.
Wright, the wellknown statistician,
read an interesting paper before the
Norfolk Club on Saturday evening on
"The Future of the Industries OF
Massachusetts," He declared that the
South and West were SO rapidly de.
veloping their industries that the man
ufacture of some of the coarser pro
ducts of Eastern mills would soon be
transferred to those sections. New
England's hope, he said, was to recog-
nize the influence of art as applied to
industry and give her attention chiefly
to fine goods. He added: "Our in
dustrial schools, art schools, and tech
nical schools must be fostered. That
done, we stand ready to furnish the
United States, at least, with the best
skill that is obtainable in the world.
believe that it is only in this way that
Massachusetts can preserve her present
position as one of the leading Stat S
in manufactured goods of this coun
try"
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-05
ORIENTAL NOTES.
China.


Hu Hsueh Len, the great Chinese
banker, is dead.
Hong Kong is to increase its number
of torpedo boats.
There is trouble brewing in Corea
between China and Japan,
The young Emperor intends to take
control of the Government next year
A new and imposing Catholic cathe-
dral is in process of building at Hong
Kong.
The French are endeavoring to
make themselves independent of the
English coaling stations.
The King of Corea is willing that
the English should have Port Hamil-
ton as leased property; but being in
possession, and once firmly established,
as the English soon will be, the King
may find the lease means actual pos
session.
1t is far from pleasant occupation
carrying Chinese soldiers. On the lasr
trip of the Meefoo to Hankow there
was mutiny on board, and some O
the soldiers were sentenced to be be
headed. Others had their ears loppec
off for stealing,
A herd of Australian cows at Hong
Kong, imported recently by a Portu
guese gentleman with the view of start
ing dairy, have nearly all been at
tackled by pleuro pneumonia, and thos,
attacked have been destroyed by orde
Of the Government.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
AMERICAN NEWS.
F1orida's Great Loss

/
New YORK, Jan. 26.-A private let
ter from Bradentown, Fla, says "The
recent freeze-up was the greatest calam-
ity that ever befell this or any other
Southern State. 1t is universally con
ceded that no such cold snap has been
known here since 1890 The children
here had never seen snow before. Ii
showed all day and night, and COW
cred the roofs and leaves l had three
guava trees, eleven inches in diameter,
the largest In Florida They are as
dead as julius Caesar. saved my
oranges from freezing by burning light
wood stumps and palmetto roots, which
| had left from the clearing. But the
trees will shed most of their leaves,
and young seedlings and budded stock
is destroyed, also pineapples, cocoa
nuts and all tropical fruits. Even fish
were so frozen in lhe shoals that cart.
loads were gathered" A Ztt6uae
special from Sanford, Fla, says: Flor
ida has the black eye The orange
crop is ruined. Many of the young
trees are killed, and people are trying
to conceal it. Land agents swear that
it is not SO, but it is So There is not
a sound orange left in all this region.
In all the famous orange groves the
ground is covered with golden, frozen
fruit These are facts gathered from
the best sources of information. This
means the loss of many million dol
lars
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phenomenon was last witnessed, and it
was then regarded as a curious example
of the japanese confidence in their
official fnanciers.
The authorities have ordered the
coinage of silver I-yen pieces to the
amount Of 1000, 900 yen, and the work
is to be commenced on February 4th.
Important reforms have been
effected in the organization Of the De,
partment of Foreign Affairs, and it is
stated that many secretaries in the ser
vice Of Japanese Legations abroad will
be recalled shortly.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-05

THE question of abrogating the Ha-
waiian Treaty is taking political form
in the United States as was expected
by those who are acquainted with Ad-
ministration changes in the great Repub-
lie. Political policy gave US the treaty
and another political policy, to consoli-
date the Southern planting interests
with Northern capital. viii more than
likely take it away. Do not let u.
delude ourselves with the idea that we
or the Pacific coast politicians car
change the policy of the Democratic
South as now plainly marked out Ever
Mr.. spreckels can not aid us for tn,
simple reason that he is a Republican
we are at present all in the same com
mercial box
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-05
Japan.

All the civil officials attached to the
Navy Department are to be dismissed,
and the business in their hands will be
transacted by naval officers
Kinsatsu or paper rates were at a
premium on December goth. Some
fourteen years have elapsed since this
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-05

The young Chinese Emperor has
postponed taking control of the En-
pire until next year; he will be married
this month. 1t is well If he can boss
his own establishment for year then
he will have some chance of getting
along with nation containing hun
dred million women.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-02-05

THE President of the United States
declares that he will stand by the Con
stitution in the matter of appointments.
Senator Sherman has retorted by threat
ening the President. Mr. Sherman
had better look out or he will find him.
self "sat upon" by some 5o,ooo,ooo
people, representing over two millions
and half tons of North American In
dependence.