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events; he is q rare calculator, can
give the cube root OF such numbers az
$3.50; or 571 1877, etc.; can repeat
some $50 hymns, and start about
goo tunes; has singularly extensive
and accurate knowledge OF geography,
and never forgets the name OF a person
he has once seen or read OF. With all
this singular power OF memory, how.
ever, he is not a man whose general
grasp OF mind is at all noteworthy
Chambers journal.
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mothers alarming Illness in Paris. In
London he learned of her death.

Mrs. HENRY JONES, of Bridgeport
Conn, lady 80 years of age, Is the
only surviving child of Noah Webster.
She is said to be bright and interest.
ing woman, with her mind still perfect.
" clear.
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ANTHONY j. DRExEL, Jr., son OF A.
j. Drexel, the Philadelphia millionaire,
was married Tuesday to Miss Margarita
Armstrong. formerly one of the faircsi
bellies OF Baltimore, but now of Phila.
delphia.
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CANON LID oN's health appears to
be quite restored. He has lately
preached at st. Paul's on nine success.
sive Sundays without feeling any i'll eff
fects. His biography Of Dr. Pusey is
still in most fragmcntary state.
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Mr.. CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER will
read paper at the national prison con-
gress Mt Atlanta in November.
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BARON RorHscHILD rode by special
train from Glasgow to London at sixty
miles an hour when he heard Of his
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Mr.. LOUIS VossIoN, consul Of France
at the port of Philadelphia, has ar
ranged to translate and produce in
France Henry Georges book entitled
Protection or Free Trade"
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The other day his exceilency Tcheou.
Meou-Ki, director of the Chinese Mis-
sion of Public instructed. paid visit,
with the mandarins attached to his per.
son. to M. Chevreul in Paris. He
handed to the illustr.ous chemist q
Chinese document expressing in odd
characters every wish for his happiness
and long life. 1t appears that there is
living at this moment in China Chi.
nesc savant who at the age of 100 years
has just passed his examinations and
been admitted member of the highes,
academy of the mandarins. The inter
prefer explained to M. Chevreul that
his Chinese visitors considered the fact
that two savants 100 years of age were
living, one in France and the other In
China, was link connecting The barr
ing of the two countries
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Or Black Lcprosy, Is disease which Is considered
incurablc, but II las yielded to the curative prop.
critics OF SwIFT's SPEcIFIc--now known all over
the world as s. =. s. Mrs. Bailey. OF West Somcr.
vile, Mass near Boston, was attacked seyomly years
ago with this hidcous black eruption, ard was treat
ed by the best medical tulcnt, who could only saw
that the disease was species ar LEPROSY
and consequently incurGblc. 10 Is impossible TO de-
scribe her suiIcrings Her body from the crown Of
her head TO the soos Of her feet was mass OF dc.
cay The flesh roting of and leaving great cavics.
Her fingers festercd and several nails dropped oil
at one tiule Her limbs contracted by the fearful
liberation and for years she did not leave her bed.
Her weight was reduced frcm I25 to 60 lbs. Some
faint idea OF her condition can be CLEANED from
the fact that three pounds Of Cosmoline or oint,
mcnt were used per week In dressing her sores.
Finally the physicians acknowledged their defeat
by this Black Wolf, and commended the sufferer
to her all-wise Creator.
Her husband hearing wonderful reports ofSwift's
Specific Is. 3. 81, prevailed on her to try IL as
Inst resort. She began its use under protest. but
soon found that her system was being relieved OF
the poison, as the sores assumed red and healthy
color, as though the blood was becoming pure and
active. Mrs. Bailey continued the s. S. s. until last
February; every sore was healed; she discarded
chair and crutches and was for the first time in Il
years well woman. Her husband, Mr.. G. a. Bal.
ley, is In business at IN Blackstone Street, Bos.
ton, and will take pleasure in giving the details OF
this wonderful cure. Send TO us FOR Treatise or
Blood and Skin Diseases, mailed free
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3. Atlanta Gn
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

MILLIONAIRE WALTERS, of Baltimore
has just paid 50, 500 for an orchid.
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Mr.. BROWNING has been compelled
to go 10 law to make the Austrian who
sold him Venetian palace stick to his
bargain. His son, Robert Barrett
Browning. is painting for the ceiling a
scene out of Shelley's Revolt Of
Islam"
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NJ. CHEvRUEL, the centenarian, who
is a total-abstaincr, drank glass Of
champagne at his birthday banquet in
honor of the toast "Vive la France"
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LEWIS LAWRENCE who recently died
in Utica, N. Y. ut the age of 79, spent
about $4,000 in trying to establish The
Utica Republican, q Conkling organ.
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LIEUT.. HEM. of the Galatea, is the
defendant of an old Irish family. Two
centuries ago the name was spelled
Hone Lieut.. HEM is the grandson Of
the famous Irish barrister who defend
ed OConnell in 1S4S and prosecuted
John M:tcell in 184S.
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SENATOR EDMUND's check for $50,
accompanied by very sympathetic let.
ter, has been received by the Charles
ton relief committee.
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The car of Russia adds an abnormal
fear of hydrophobia to all the dangers,
real and imaginary, which surround his
royal path.
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Mrs. PICKETT, the widow of tho con-
federate general who led Lees 'forlorn
hope at Gettysburg, has been given o
place in the interior department.
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MEXICAN papers arc appealing fol

contributions for national monument
to the Mexican hero, Benito Juarez.
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HENRY M. STANLEY is expected to at
tend the meetings of the congress for
the promotion of transoceanic interests
to be held in Berlin.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

Furnished rooms for rent over SD Elm
street.
Two rooms, furnished or unfurnished, 303
Griffin street.
gentleman and his wife for housekeeping
purposes. Apply at east corner of Poca-
hontas and Evergreen streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Fine barber outfit for sale or rent by G..
w. Louden, S22 Elm street.
For fine custom made boot or shoe go to
Blust q Teubner, 905 Main street.
M J. LEMP'S Agency for Beer and Ice,
W.. Dallas, Tex.
CHAS. MEfSTERHANS, Agent.
Telephone G. W. Louden, secondhand
dealer, ifyou have furniture or clothing for
sale.
A LII PARTIES DESIRING A GOOD
IA well or cistern on the best modern plan
would do well to call on or address G. j.
Pitman, residence 1862 Elm street, or post
Office box 1914.
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HENRY BERGH, whose tenderness for
the brute creation is widely known, is
quoted in The NcW York Herald as say
ing a day or two ago: II do wish
somebody would build hotel at which
children were not taken. / hate
children. If 1 could only escape their
Internal clattcr I'd be happy"
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WANTED.


Board wanted for man and wife. Must
be centrally located; large and well fur
nshed room. Address, W., HERALD office.
Wanted to rent, well furnished house,
centrally located; house with or 10 rooms
preferred. Address H., HERALD office.
BOARDER .WANTED-Any young gem
tleman desiring good private boarding
place, where he can have all the conven-
fences of home, would do well to address
xxx, care Herald. Must be of good bust
ness and social standing.
AGENTS wanted, local, special and gen
eral travelling agents, for the Kentucky
Mutual Security Fund Company, of Louis
vile, Ky. The best plan of life insurance
ever offered to the public. Liberal con-
tracts will be made. Address, w. Il. McCar-
ley, Gen. Supt., Louisville, Ky.
WANTED-Agents for Lees Memoirs
and "reminiscences Of Ben: Perley Poore.
Write for terms or apply to A. p. Foster &
Co., $50 Elm street. Dallas. Tex.
WANTED-To learn where the best sign
painting is done. Why, any merchant In
Dallas can tell you that. Peacock & Shirley.
4OS Elm street, are the best in the State.
An active, sober business man with $1,000
to $1,000 wanted as a partner in splendid
paying business; very large money made;
no credit, no risk. Address A, care 702
Main street.
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all rail route to Lampasas, Brown.
wood, Coleman and Ballinger
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from Dallas to Houston, Navasota
and Montgomery.
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MILLIONAIRE WALTERS, OF Baltimore
has just paid $1,000 for an orchid.
Mr.. CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER will
read paper at the national prison con-
gress ut Atlanta in November.
MEXICAN papers arc appealing foi
contributions for national monument
to the Mexican hero, Benito Juarez
The car of Russia adds an abnormal
fear of hydrophobia to all the dangers,
real and imaginary, which surround his
royal path.
SENATOR EDMUND's check for $50,
accompanied by very sympathetic let.
ter, has been received by the Charles
ton relief committee.
HENRY M. STANLEY is expected to at
tend the meetings of the congress for
the promotion of transoceanic interests
to be held in Berlin.
Mrs. PICKETT, the widow of tho con-
federate general who led Lees 'forlorn
hope at Gettysburg, has been given
place in the interior department.
LEWIS LAWRENCE who recently died
in Utica, N. Y. at the age of 70, spent
about $4,000 in trying to establish The
Utica Republican, q Conkling organ.
NJ. CHEvRUEL, the centenarian, who
is total-abstaincr, drank a glass OF
champagne at his birthday banquet in
honor of the toast "Vive la France"
Mr.. LOUIS VossIoN, consul of France
at the port of Philadelphia, has ar
ranged to translate and produce in
France Henry Georges book entitled
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Board wanted for man and wife. Must
be centrally located; large and well fur
nished room. Address, W., HERALD office.
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Wanted to rent, a well furnished house,
centrally located; house with or 10 rooms
preferred. Address H.. HERALD office.
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now are brought back to the rgns inonoy
scare for q principal for tho general
weakness In prices which the days operations
developed Now let together ttio ro-mos-
rows bank statement probably will show frthcr In
both total and surplus Yet
dtion will that stronger than tho average this
season In years Of activity and prosperity The reported
surplus OF all the banks Is what % per OF the
net deposits OF all the banks in the Clearing House. which
includes nineteen State banks The State banks generally
carry per cent rates OF to their de-
poss and the soundest OF all seldom holds 10 per
cent In OF activity Since specie resumption In
January, 1879, the National banks OF this city nave
treated the rule of 25 per cent reserve as dead law and
have conducted their business business principles, re
CARELESS OF legislation which formulated from igno-
rance. Usually, at this time or the year, In seasons OF
activity, the gross statement Of all the Clearing House
banks has shown deficit to-morrows statement viii
show surplus OF over $500O0OO 30 the bank situation
is not weak one, OF unusual strength for this
OF the year The why the banks should ex
ercse caution in their loans coaeras furnished by
the recent movements in Reading Richmond and West
Point, and other stocks OF doubtful character
But conservatism does not panic-it Is It's proven
ton AS the demand for products promises to in
crease instead OF diminish and a. money Is working
easy In London and Paris the prospects OF continued
gold imports good. The Treasury is open for the full
payment bonds and interest maturing before January
The money market left alone will work easier from this
date out II there Is any unusual stIingcncy 1t will be
easy trace the to the individual spectators aud
their connecting banks, which may combine 10 make It,
disturbing was supplied to the market
to-day Wall Street had the Interstate Commerce bill rs
good passed The bill 1t stands Is impraccable and
will be OF effect; virtually provides that the COM
mission appointed by the President shall consist OF
FIVE who utterly ignorant OF railway mat
tcrs Pooling IS made unlawful, as 10 now Is
by the statutes nearly every State in the Union But
to-day the probable passage Of the Dill was urged as a de
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday. Dec. 10. 1885,
INDIAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS Atkins OF the III
dian flee heard argument to-day in favor OF removing
the Indian supply Warehouse from New YORK Clty 70
JOsep Mo- Argument also heard III Dehaii VI Lea'
enwOrth. Kan. and Rock island Ill
ANTWERP AND THE CoSCo-In a recent dispatch to the
State Department Mr.. Tree, the American Minister at
Brussels reports that the Government OF the
state Congo has contracted with Messrs aioIu
Co., OF Antwerp. for the establishment of regular nne "a
Belgian between Antwerp and tne Congo TIC
will depart from Antwerp at first once every s
weeks. but eventually once a month
INTERNATIONAL EXHiBITION.-Tbis Government mas to
ccived through the British Legation In Washington an
oncia invitation TO participate Ia an international EAn
bition which he held in Manchester Engand' heA
year, "a part OF the Jubilee OF Queen Victoria
WAR CLAIMS he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Army,
acting under the provisions of hill passed on the motion
ONe OF Missouri, at the last session
of Congress- has examined the claim OF the Christian
Brothers College OF st Louis Tor occupation OF s ouid
ing United states troops during the war and has cert
the secretary OF Tie treasury that TIE coiege
entitled $4,000 This is somewhat OF new departure
In the mode Of payment OF similar war claims, specinc
appropriation by Congress being generally required
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TIE PETROLEUM MdRKFT

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
In view Of the speculative decentralization created by the
break in crude nearly Is cents Ia three days Nove
her report OF the National Transit Company Ike
stranger visitor nhospitable host The showing tho
most buish OF any month this that applicable
figures which for enhancement OF vaue
It is true that the Transit Compsny's report
is likely most favorable made by OF the pipe
Inns be much reduction by the less encour
aging other reports In itself the Tran IL
Compauy the largest all the ines) most
e1taornarv exhibit There II decrease from October OF
over 600 600 the amount OF fluid heidi The de-
crease m net stocks Of mercaptabe oil Is 45S493 barre o.
The regular shipments last month 1863 759 lar.
rels. and the runs from tho wells we're
1907 3s barrels OF shipments OF 6724O6 barrels
receipts In November were 1.76713s barrels
but this nclu 23 1873 barrels received om other pipe
lines and 56 j67 barrels received IN Iron tanks from oher
nwneis Yet total receipts are the smallest shown
since while the net deliveries Excluding ar
rls other inesl have been exceeded In any
month since October 1894 The stocks held \oven
Der 379 22S barrels less than April 80 the
pout stocks l1329 barre less than on sep
te the point of net stoks Net stocks reached
their Ap and by Seen her 80 there had b'en an
Increase OF 333 barrels From September 30 to November
40 The decline reached the amount OF so 500 barrels Tho
IN from pr IL l322j1 barrels IN spe
Of tle large made from AIr TO september The
following comparison the changes IN the hold
ings OF The Transit COMPANY the important
ner1od his
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THE CAMPBELL DIVORCE SUIT.
rHE PLAINTIFF ON THE WITNESS STAND.
LORD Collins WIFE MAKES A SWEEPING DENIAL OF
THE CHARGkS AGAINsT HER.

LORD Collins WIFE MAKES SWEEPING DENIAL OF
THE CBARGks AGAINST HER.
LONDON l0On the resumption OF the Campbell d.
yorce to-day Mr. Murphy counsel for General Butler do
Tended his client against the Allegations that haa ocen made
against lie said that General Butler had visited Lady
Colin Campbell only That April IL. WHOM there
was not a single suggestion OF improperly either by act or
word He witnesses who had testified for the
defence and declared that perjury was rife and stalking
abroad
Counsel for Dr. Bird then spoke In his defence He sad
that the charges which had been brought against his client
%sGs proved Il IL DECLARED That was
charges should have been nsde on such nny evidence ~
had years coaching by etee,,vss and solicitors Tasy
mao sy Colin Campbell that WAS not by
" her husband Dr. sa 1e'ds esua
whether Was 5rae tai Lacy Com da e si
her mead upon a D To me aoer he had not allowed
sick patent nead upon his suouasr Counsel A.
Colin When hs consented 10 attend such ho riske
Was not aceusei unui he haa Tiogn his
Lazy Colin Campbell then caie.L Sin. entered Tho wit
in SLOW distinct she SAID that ant Tn. amiy met
a.y with her husband marriage
borq Conn Sa~ separsts roos She cons MEL and Lord
asked her not 70 vuige Tue aci that 10 nad made thus
OF mis- illness unknown 10 her uni May. looS sns
ContnaDg Lady Coin said she was educated In Italy and
sSass Size sans painted
JOURNALIST ~ iOty eoneeis@ wv one va
which Lord Colin attended auss nisnt casses vi
giIs ed tiine and
two uay among tho poor vi saifon Hi
Lord COIN of ANA vi or work among
s poof aud be nev.r oDse.s so went INTO sooicy alone
ninsss should y. unknown hs wsssa understood at he
Ioru Culu accoutsd
cnxAsetents beth then 20 alone .r
hnsosnd ~ent W scotland nIrse sud sr at
,snaed hln she lc ni there o-r Lsr moIer
ne vas ys ssi ~ yAt time anil presssi 40 Fsnru
Ay 1881 erd ctin Gu While
Gtg bcsds NET couci 70 ~ svis
account Of MS heAiLA
In Apr 1883 seriously NJ and was attended b. Dr.
Bird Dr. Hicks twice summoned An Was
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CHANGES IN THE FOREIGN SERVICE.

WASHINGTON Dec. lO.-A special meeting OF the full
Committee on Foreign Affairs OF the House was held To-
day to pass upon the report OF the subcommittee on the
Diplomatic aud Consular Appropriation bill The dip
lomauc part of the bill. reported was left substan-
tails unchanged. except that the committee agreed 70
raise the Mission tho Argentine Republic from the
rsuk OF Minister Resident full Envoy Penpotentary,
with an increase OF salary from $500 10 $4,000 Ex
Minister D. S. Cox appeared before the committee 10
plead for the increase OF the salary OF the
Interpreter Of the Turkish Legation from S2'ooo
20 S. OO0 and the committee adopted his recomnen-
daoD The chief changes were In the consular service
fl,s adotiug all the OF the
subcommittee as ~ placing feed 0fce salaries ana
increasing the grades OF the uiore Important oces ~
nee with the pending ganizatlon bill
The committees expect that when the hill before
The Hose t will by points OF order and by oppo
aou on Of ts apparent increase OF expenditure
bur they hope establish that the ees which WIZ DO
turned Into the Treasury under the proposed salaried ar
rangeuleuI will very nearly If not quite, make up the
apDarent increased exltnse-
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CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOv srOOgS
Boston. Dec 10. 1885.
FRIDAY. Dec. 10-r. NJ.

FRIDAY. Dec. 10-P. NJ.
THE TRIBUNE this morning fully disclosed the disturb
Ing elements In the stock speculation aud the principal
which have affected odays markets. But 1t was
the ghost OF tight money which the principal factor
In reducing quotations foe tho general List True,
Reading after being opened cent at 49e was 80
weak despite Of desperate effort to sustain It, that the
casual observer easily discovered the weak points In the
Manipulation, 70 that Its late decline
to 47ia04s should have had effect
on the general market and probably did have IL
is true that Richmond and West Point after being
opened up per cent at 49s weak and declined 10
a2% aud recovered TO ASA. But everybody fully
appreciates the fact that 43% for Richmond and West
Point stock is l3iA per cent for the amount OF capital
paid In and that for tho stock OF company which has
just paid 200 per for the majority OF the stock
In rarpad company which Is not earning the interest
bonds the decline In ia price shoud not have haa
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shssefore was large but tho men who had como 70
know him we'll speak Of him In terms Of high respect
Death has been busy ansng the Nsw-York Represents
ves Congress- three having passea away IN nye
months Lewis Beach August ~. John Arnot On 20
Since the representatives Of the xLixth Con,
gress were elected In November. 1884, nine OF
them have died-Duncan, OF Pennsylvania,
Ellwood OF illinois, Rankin and Price, of Wisconsin,
mentioned The seats OF two Senators. Miller, OF Califor.
MIA, and pike Hampshire, have been made vacant
by death In time With the exception OF Two
Representatives this unprecedent Congressional NOR
tally has fallen within period OF less than eleven
months .
After the reading OF the Journal Mr. Campbell OF New
York. announced In hitting terms the death OF MS eoi
league and offered resolutions expressive OF te regret
with which the OF the death had oeen r
ceved by House. and providing for joint coniiee
OF the Senate and House the funeral The res
u,ons were unanimously adopted and the House lZZo
edourned until TO morrow.
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Louis Jurkowitze this country twenty years
ago leaving vie 10 whom he had been married
for twelve did hear from her for fifteen years
IA. ssys and Thought dead Several II Is
e FANNIE kraeker III haveistiaw where ne
PROSPEROUS hefcnant talio ne Ltst Wno iccthty
arrived claimed her husband. iie roius
to acA cage she ad the OLer woman arrested
Tor having whie his wife vny ami
she ban sl6OV. justice Barrett ~ sterday
and certiOrari, on when she
taken The lie Court o hangs County next
by cUuLsel that no proof was
adluced before committing that she had mar
JurkowllZe
appea has been the decision OF Justice Don
ohue that various railroad companies
caIug night cannOi Intervene and DO heard
Oh the the Metropolitan Transit COMPANY iOr
the cossvners ~ appraso the amount W
fol privilege vi using Le stiecls Emu
hvot yesterday obtained irVm Justice Bariot, oil mo
Supreme Court ~ show cause Monday why all
be ed pending the appeal In The
meantime . temporary stay wa granted