The Dallas Daily Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. XXIVII, No. 205, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 24, 1881 Page: 1 of 8
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THE PALLAS DAILY
CONSOLIDATED 'WITH THE
DALLAS DAILY COMMERCIAL J
DALLAS TEXAS SUNDAF JULY 24 1881.-V0L XXIVII NO. 205
iPUlC "iVK CKNT.
CARPETS !
In addition to the enormous drives of carpeta and
mattings we offered a lew weeks ago we have
opened np another lot that have
JUT A.Tl.n.I'VID !
The prices of which will be found
LOWER THAN EVER!
The line consists of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
And are elegantly assorted Including the
Richest and Most Fashionable Patterns!
These are strictly regular goods but doting some large
lots we have been enabled to get them at from
35 to 50 per cent below the Regular Price.
And as usual offer our customers the full benefits
of our advantages.
LOOK AT THE PRICES !
Tapestry Brussels
65o and 75c.
All Wool 3-Plys
90o and &1 00.
All Wool Bxtra Supers
75 cents.
WHlte Straw XtHXattixiss
lO cents.
RED AND WHITE
1Q 1-2
We Invite laaaeetloa of tneae good
ne (be mete rending of oar advertisement cannot possibly give yon
an Idea of what we actually offer. Besides tbe few Heme
quoted above we are offering-
REAL BARO-AI1TS
IN
AXMINSTEES BODY BRUSSELS
- VELVET AND
SANGER
GOLDSMITH
HAVING THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
L THE CITY THE
LOWEST WE WILL
NEXT TEN
A Lino of Fine Torchon Laces at 5 cents
per yard.
ALine of New Loralino Laces at 10 cents
per yard.
A Line of Fine Laces just received at 15
cents per yard.
A Line of Black Laces at 20 cents per
per yard.
Also a fall line of Corsets Ladies' Un-
derwear Parasols Fans Lace Mull Tics
White Goods Hair Goods and Millinery
at THE BARGAIN HOUSE
THE DOLLAR STORE
GOLDSiyilTH BROS.
STRAW MATTINGS
cents.
and otliers la the lame departmeat
MOQUETTES.
BROS.
BROTHERS
PRICES ALWAYS THE
OFFER FOR THE
DAYS:
PRESIDENT GARFIELD.
EI8 COSDITIOH HOI 80 GOOD
HeHaaartalll and a Might Febrile
lea Watch) Disappears Toward
Moon-1 he Dl ehurte aeaatjr-
From tbe Wonad
Hie Pnlae np at
ne v lino - -to
130.
.
Washington July 23. The following tu
tent thU morning
idi tnu morning to eacn or me ceoinet cm
cere by tbe president'! private secretary t
Executive Mention 8 a. m. The alight
fevet which made iti appearance between 8
and 10 o'clock last night but which tubtided
during the night la not perceptible thia
morning. Thia febrile rue wet due to local
and temporary cautef other than to anv
general unfavorable change in the pretident'aj
oonaiuon. xte it at wen now at at ine tame
hour vesterdav moraine- and thii. taken Into
flnniMaMftlAn with tha faot that ha AlA tint
tieep at well aa on otter night teem to ludi
..... .1... 1.1.
Official '.Bulletin Executive Mention 10
a. m The president wai more reetleu laat
night but tbit morning at 2 a. m. while prep
arationa were made to dres hi wuund
bit temperature war found to be normnl;
nulla (12? tADnnnratnra oo 1. ...nl.atlnn 10
At 7:30 be had a light rier in conseuuence
- D .1. a . . . a
m wuicu un areeewg oi nil wuuna wai
postponed. Reaction followed promptly
and tbe dressing baa now just been com-
pleted. At present hit pulse it 110; tern
perature 101; respiration 24.
D. W. Bltss.
J. K. Barnks.
J. J. WooLWSRD.
BOBBRT RltYBCKN.
ITnoffioial bulletin Executive Manaion
. m TV Rnimtnn uhn ha. In.t onto.
from tbe president' chamber atlributea tbe
mujen rue in me presiaent puna ana
wuiniMun) w aviua uwiruutivu iu hi.
of free discharge of put from tbe wound.
uyuipwiua 01 grauuiawuu were uutioeu along
the track of the ball yesterday and It it pos-
ihla that till. hanlinc nfnMil. a-nlno nn at
tome point comparatively near to the ex-
treme surface of the body baa dammed up
quantity of put inadeper part of the
wound and that tbe chill and ino-eastd
fever are to be thua accounted for. Toe dis-
eharp tbit morning although perfectly
normal and healthy In ita character wai
unuiually scanty which would teem to
indicate that ita flow had been
in aome way impeded or interrupted.
The chill mentioned in the official balletic
Mmmtttiniul ahnllt ft n'nlnlr Ind till Q
be'ng quite severe hit pulie running up at
una limo t I'lO A I thU hiuii I...
laid to be gradually disappearing. The pa-
tient'i condition ia coniidered better than
when the bulletin wai Issued. '
1:30 p. m The president' ivmplomi are
graphed to Doctor Hamilton and Agnew to
a-' ui. couremrie. iiamri ana n.iiKwooa
wno had acoiiiultftLiin wlthMiA.ttAnfliriflpaii..
a n u . r i trt i .
geoni requeited that a aiatement be made
upon ineir aumonty mat tne pretident'a
pulie and temperature were falling and that
fc general condition wai improving.
u oomoia executive JUantlon Am p. m.
Dr. BliM renorta the condition of tha nrei.
ident at much better. Hi pulie
i' now below 100 and hia peneral
ymptooii how improvement. There
I. not the (lightest indication
'fmZm
of pjwmla w) loh ! iodioate othat
no danger I to be feared.
been no recurrence aa yet of the unfavorable
yuvtom WLich manifeited themselvea in
juecuttve mantion.4 p. m
the last part of tbe day. The president li
now r sleep and bis pulie remains at 100. It
li the opinion of the atteodids surgeons that
toe emu ana suosequent lever mil
mornlos were caused bv tha formation tit a
v. -t... ...v " r - .. .
pus cavity at aome point along the track of I
tne millet put tui o.nnot be poaitively as-
fftrtad Until ifUp tha mmhImn aalR.tln I
comu uuui uwr lua eveoiDK exaoiinBiion.
T- T) I ' ill . . . I
ui ansa sayi ne ne nu in nu practice bad
CaaAS vhnro tha rn.m.ltAn nf m -i... l.
casei where the formation of pus cavity in
wouqu was loiiowta py mucn leverer
chilli end higher lever than the Dretident
ha had todav. and Itii not nM-Mn.rllv an
alarming featu.e in a cats of tbit Tklnd.
Unofficial bulletin Executive Mansion
Dn. Agnew and Hamilton have reached tha
'tecuiive mansion and are now
in consultation with tha attend.
Ing surgeons in the latter1 room.
It ha not yet been decided whether another
"lamination of the Deritoneum ahould h
made thii evening or not. He it retting
quietly and in view of hit improved condi-
tion it may be thought best not to diitulw
uiui ai present.
Haaeoea la 18S4
Albany July 23. The wall of the s-
sembly chamber were this morning adorned
with a handsomely decorated portrait and
exhibited tbe following reading: ' For presi-
dent la 1884 Wlnfleld Scott Hancock."
A Card Frarn Oaakllas;.
New York July 23.-When Conklinr
received a diipatoh advising him of the eleo
Uon or Ltpham at Albany be immediately
sent the following telegram i
New York Jotytl.
Hon. James Armitronir. mamhar of tha
Aaa.mVi1. Athanv. Th. Iiunl. Mnatum Hf
the Spartan band which ha to long stood
-1 I.I I . .L I J .
iur uriDciuwuu iraio uas my urepest g-attitude
and admiration. Borne down by for-
bidden and Abhorrent fnmaa ann auanAU.
which never before had sway in tbe republi
can party in tne memory or ineir courage
tbey will long live In the highest honor.
The near futura will vlndlnata thai atnlnn
and crown them with tpproval. Please ask
them all for me to receive my most grateful
acknowledgment.
itosooi UWKUHu.
WlmbletoD. July 28. In the ihootlnr
mttch between tlx of tbe Canadian team and
tlx of the British iriflemen tbe latlertelec
ted from tbt team which participated In the
competition for the E oh's shield the score
1. ..ll o:k. I.. 1 i .. ... t
wh nw iuiiuwpi uui iiutiurwi jaruif AtnR.
land 424. Canada 400. N:ne hundred vardi:
Eogland 415 Canada 862. One thousand
vardsi E' eUnd 888 C-nada 847. ToUlt
England 1222 Canada 1105.
Tha Tlmilan tnlni.bt. nf ara. hmhau. Sn
discontinue the construction of fortlflcetlcoi
on tbe German tnd Austrian frontiers wh'ch
were begun by General Mllutira. fnre'er
mlniiter of war tbortby uvlng 10000000
rouDiea m tne ouugit.
WiBES D0WI.
The cauie of the meagre telegraphio
report thia morning it that the wire were
down in all directiona.
" H K Wa7 IMtiEaV
Et-Senator Thurman will probably remain
iu aurup. until next spring.
Tbe subscriptions to Richmond's Lee
mocument land amount to $40000.
English newspapers are beginning to
atiert that tbe czar i maaially derange!.
T . . .
I upuuieutui a mi nature are namg
made in tbe great National park in tbe Yel-
i " .mbj.
Secrotarv Hunt will mikimimmn xritU.
to all the principal eastern navv vards as
soon a tbe president' condition will iustifv
bit leaving Washington.
It is believed that the cxtr will commute
tbe sentence of Hessy Half man tbe woman
who wis condemned to death for complicity
in the murder of the late csar.
The common council of Auburn N. T.
has adopted resolutions calling upou the
mayor to provide for auitable celebration
id uo event oi ine presiaenv recovery
B-usi ; fires are burning at almost all
point of the com pais from Qiebeo and
shipping in tbe harbor wai unaale to move
about on tbe river from the dense smoke.
Some of the New Jersey farmer will ap-
peal to the legislature for protection against
English sparrows. Tbey think that a bounty
ought to be offered for every dead sparrow.
Justice Clifford of the United States
nmirt. I. TAnnp Art to Via a.v iifb .1 tha maaI-
Ldence of Mr. Caleb li. Ajer in Cornisb
Maine roe pnysiciana lay nil death is
likely to occur in a few days.
While tbo indications are that the crops
in Prime Spain Russia and Italy will be
far above tbe average this year th reports
from Germany indicate that even a medium
yield is not anticipated.
Plagiarism hat tnet with a punishment in
the case nf William A. MesUyer an actor
who produced in Boston afier an inju-otlon
had been ob'ained a plav which be had
ttolen. He hai been fined $1481.
The total lone by flre in the United
States during the month of May 1881 aa
compiled bv the Nw York Insurance Chron-
icle were S5 094 000. of whlnh 91 11(17 fLOil
fell upon insurance oomptniea
The citizent of New Mexico not to be
behind the eastern southern states propose
to D-ivA A tArritort.l AVlwultlnn nf f Via min
eral and ioduitrial woalth of that country in
uctoner. i win ne aeia at AiDuaueraue.
The steamer Newnort reoentlv madA Ih.
fastest time on record between Havana and
New York. Deducting tbe diffdMnoe be-
tween Havana and New York time the trip
was made in three days one hour and fifty
ix minute.
A combination has hann fnrm.it In Tvtn.
don to give a series of operatio entertaini
ments with Patli aa the attraction and Ova
and Mapleton as manager. Patti will live
in vraie ana run up to town eipre siy for
each performance.
Tho sudden annAArannA nf tha nnmat
caused great consternation among the native
population of New Mexico and their
churcbaa have been crowded by frightened
men. women and children praying that the
dire calamities tbey feared niisht be
averted.
The wheat vieM in Illinois this tnip It 1.
estimated will ha 37.000000 bushels lest
thanthAvield c' 1 "A '"m-i'i yWd will
be 14600000 bu..ufl. lns u .u 12000000
bushels and Iowa 17.000 OilO buihel. The
T. T Z. . . "i
Iavhv uvi tuau vi aJTJUUUneai IU Aripuil
who ii only awaiting hit fortieth birthday
which Will hftttATt vA.r-.fty. vaoaI klmlf
TKa T7n19 Man At fl.Anuf laa mll
WD'?h "m.b5Mlt '- Al binitel
M he M.bl or reformer of the Moham
medans. deatinail to rirlva tha h.i.nn.
frmNorth
or PfK""
frem Northern Africa! visited by thousands
' vumeuennion oi liiDerai Auociauons
of Ensland. which has ita hnadnuarlAn .t
Tbe Confederation of Liberal Associations
Birmingham thinki of holding a great de-
monstration in .London In favor of tbe Irish
l.nri hill lifawn mm th.t mnnli.1n'A.lnJ J
'" Hnwu mm tun luuua-aeoaiea ana
. . ..
land bill si soon at that much-debated and
muca-ameuuea measure reacne ue bouse
nf lnrrl.
of lords.
The lows farmen expect to have an excel
lentcoro crop this year except In those por-
tion! viiited by bail storms recently where
insyieia win ce scarcely nair an average
Tbe wheat crop Is now bains- harvested and
will yield a fair average. Oats barley and
otner crops win oe mny up to tne average.
Tbe csar seems to be taking courage. He
tne cztrina ana rs vovitch on Tuesday Uit
en reiernor tor oi. rntersourg on a steam
var.ht landed at tha ICna-ILh n.iatf anil Amtx-m
in an open carriage to the Fortran cathedral.
wnere tney anenoea mast 'inay lanaed at
SL 1'atanhniw without anv MMfflnn. mmA
drove through the itreeti without ipecUl
escort.
Connecticut give to every person who will
tilant and PAra for traaa alnnv an hlha
an annual bounty for ea'b quarter of a mile
so piantea. ine trees to oaeim maple tu-
lip bastwood blwk walnut and hickory
tha alma tn ha nht mora than alta lu.
apart and the otheri not more than thirty
ieet apart.
San Francisco is tbe happy potsessor of
the only Uhinese newspaper published in the
world outside of Chin. Tbe Web Kee erif-
tail hv Yaa .Tarn In. has a alaniilailni. at irnA
copies and be a publishing office oonsistlng
of three room which if thrown together
would make a room 1215. Tbe Torg Fan
Sab Be la tha other nana and hn.it. a
circulation of 750 oopies. Neither paptr hat
t political social or religious polioy.
A statnanf Ue. ftladitona sill ituril.t.
set up in the east end of London. The work
bas been executed by Mr. Albert Bruce Joy.
any as to have been wot a short time ago to
the foundry at Tbamee Dlttoo. Tbe statu
is over nine feet in height and represents Mr.
filan.tntia In tha ant At Halivavini. an mAAmmmm
and in ordinary morning dress. It Is present.'
ea to tne riuaui oi uonaou oy Jtr. moo-
don Brysnt who evidently does not believe
In MMlriiimAiil fa mm M ma4altA. aa.H1
aa iuiiHauivin lauivi wianietvira fill
probsiilv enjoy the advantage of being able
n criiHiise nia own emgy.
Rt.nn.lna fl.enllna Mafftitralll. nf af.nl..
and Signorlna Krangellna Boltero of Aqul
who 1 ad previously pasted with greet dis-
tinction examinations In Greek. Latin and
Italitn literature In tbe Roman University
tor.'k the other dav doctors' deurees In natural
sciences. No women ha until now taken a
degree In this University since Its foundstlon
In tte thirteenth century. A Romtn newts
paper lavi that notwithstanding the appear-
ance of these young women among tbe stU'
dents was at first viewed with dlssatlsfaotlnn
Kw tha haa't. nf tha TTntmMlt Ihal. .I.aI..
soon won for th m the esteem of the protes
tor ana ineir exemplary oonauot wet tucb
lit taeir presence among tue stunenw in.
lead of being a osuse for dissatisfaction
commanded the chivalrous respect of their
lollesgue of th male mx.
STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS T0PIC8 BY TEIE0K1PH.
aaeollaa; affray t Brjaa-Bala
Crap and Hot Weather-Ta
Htate to tine the W. V. Trie-
C'apn eeapaay For Noa-
paisneat f ;ocea-
atia az
Ete Ete.
fort Werta.
Special to the Herald.
-Fort Worth July 23Edward Day a
workman of the Texai A Paoiflo bridge gang
No. 7 fell 22 feet from a bridge near Collins"
vllle yesterday breaking both hit legs. Dr.
Petitt attended him.
A woman liulnty nn VI tn .MA4 .... . I
p iimr iu
dept attempted to "shuffla off Ibis mortal
coil" yesterday by Uking a dose of poison
ou ww prevarieu oy ue prompt applica-
tion of an emetic and stomach pump.
Au alarm of flre wu given
last evening and the department
responded promotlv but their sanlnjia
not nelad- A lamn .vnlui i. . l
- . """'I' iu uv
office of Dr. McOullough above Brumwig'i
uiun iiuro aoiog some mile aamage to tbe
mum. it was soon exunguisnea Py tbe
bucket brigade.
Wm. Pope well and favorable known
attorney of Harriion county bai ihaken the
dust of Marshall from off his feet and will
hang out bis "sblngle" in this city.
Mr. Samuel Squire formerly of Dalles
I now In the office of Superintendent Sands
in this place.
O. Whilthorna. clerk fnr the Tot.. . p.
clflo has been elected tecretary and treas
urer of tbe "Tennessee Uoal ana Iron com-
pany" with headquarter at Memphis and
leaves tor that place to-night.
At a meeting of the citizens of Port Worth
assembled to consider the mitter of Govern-
or Robert! refusal to co-operate with Gov-
ernor Foster in tha th.nl. nlolnn m.lln. k.
following resolutions were adopted with
. U ... i r .ii
turtm ivuiiug toten lor itonerit:
Whereaa. Governor n U n.ih.
bers has respectfully declined to
oo-operate with Governor Foster of Ohio in
tbe deiiarnaUon of a dav nf nul th.nW.
giving for tbe recovery of President Garflald
wbioh we do not regard a any violation of
hia duty to the people of Text; therefor
be it
Resolved. That M. Mnmaantlnn a haIa.
Of the neoole of Fort Worth.
will recognise and respect at a
day of thanksgiving tbe day designated by
Governor Foster tusk a. if it h.H hnan Am.
ignated bv proclamation ieiued by the gov
ornnroi lens.
Resolved That a copy of these resolution
dulv attested to hv tha ohairman anil aanra.
Urv of thii meetiog be tent to the governor
V VUIU.
Resolved. That tha nttv
quested to publish these resolutions.
w. k. uorruAN
J. G. HoogRT
John D. TxMPLiTOif.
Aaatla.
Special to the Herald
Austin July 28. Oertifloatei were made
to-day to the commissioner of the land
office for the itiuanoe of 1.185 lections of
Und to the Texas & St Louis railroad com
peny and 100 sections to the Gulf. Colorado
Santa Fe railroad.
The attorney eneral will file suit in a few
wrinraniii Tresiern union leiegraph
tax from .Inn a SUi IRfln In Inl. 1 1Q01
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Article! of inoornoratlon wara Mral.ait In.
day In the state department of the St
foiAnh Ornhan Ai.lnm an1 nnnHti..
v ud uun oi waariiv oi oao Antoalo.
Ulalmi ' were allowed today
follows by the veteran board: Ann H
Wingfleld Elisabeth M Oarleton
.temperance A. uooK Kufflngton D L
Jt.oiturouts u Austin Serena Goodrich W
P Zuber Edward Miles Simuel Johnion B
F Humphries Jno L Osborne. Thomas Oi.
borne Mattie Coital Wm UoMasters
Hugo anaeison jjusDetn Bryan Wm J
Sannon. Af.ro Hnath Rn..n
Vandervoot 0 J Duncan Edward Brown
auu anionio Dane. Ke)eotea: U- M Patrick
Lewis P Whitney L 0 Cunningham Jesus
Hernadand Samuel Mndnllnnh
Geo. W. H. King of Hopkins county has
vou apinuutea aojutant-generai At a
mfmberof the seventeenth legislature he
opposed frontier nroieotlon. ann thl. ..i.i.
ment is regarded aa an initiatory itep toward
uiivauuBieat oi tne state loroes.
The comptroller ruled tosday that teachers
and ininecton are not antitlait tn ImIa.a. n.
their claims. Preferred or audited claims
win commence on Monday.
iai
Atheae.
Speolal to the Herald.
Athens July 23.-A railroad meetins waa
called at the courthouse vesterdav for tha
purpose of taking nieaiures to secure the
rgnt-or-way and depot ground for the
Texas Trunk railway. Mr. John W.
McDonald wu appointed aoommlttee In
conjunction with Mr. Yanitona. rluht-of.
way tgent for laid road to secure the rlrht.
oy IbfOTgh the oounly and Mf sr. J
v..'uia. v xwiaanuon a. l. Wllllnson
and J. t). Jones as oommltteemen to procure
donations. Wok on said road it progress-
ing rspldly between Kaufman and Athens.
a . i . . i. ....... . .
a mtsij wtsnm ia maoiiettsa ia ue road
bv the citizen of thia nlana Ait....
haa bean lvlna? In nhannrfiw V.t.f.
and aot known to tha outside world but
nn aaa ungui tuiure aneaa
The weather oonUnues hot with no rain.
Crop prospect are rather discouraging.
Wa are alad to knna. th. H-.7. J?
oelving favor with the people of onr town
and we think when th railroad Una to
opened through to Oortioana. wa will mt It
on same dsy of publication.
The action Of Oovarnnr finVia!. In
fusing to participate In a naUonal day of
thanksgiving is publicly denounced In thu
county.
Marshall.
Speolal to tha Herald.
Marshall July 23-Raln began to fall hara
any inn morning and continued throughout
th forenoon greatly reviving vegetation
but It is not yetsufflolent A the cloud
till darken wc may have an abundance
before It oeaie. Corn however is past rt
demptlon.
Tbt prevailing tontlmtnt ben it that
Uovernar Robert not to put too
finA A nnlnt nn ll. haa man. m J.I.
of hlmstlf la bis reply to Governor Fotter.
Pilot and slnnws condemn it at senselss
and not in harmony with publlo sentiment
rnd feollng. No publlo demonstittlon hst
bun or probably will be made but the pop
ant commitment of tbe state to a lettnlnt?
hostile attitude toward the president.
Bine the rain the air baa been close and
oppressive. One person negro woman.
wa overcome by the heat antf fell in the
street
SlaJ vaaaan .
Special to tin Herald.
Galvriton July 23. The citv oounell haM
a meeting to night. Eight councilmsn were
present An advene opinion of City
Attorney Davidson on th Heidenhelmer
leti was read and spread on the minute.
Tne council then by a vote of 5 to 8 confined
the Heidenhelmer lease to a portion of
e u flJitDd' 0 the b' Uh privilege
of building dry docks ship yard wharves
cotton icompretsea eto. thereon the town
to he held in communication with the oily
WiliiainKeitcb.yardn.asierofthe Gulf
25 SAnh M knocked from the
wLim if" Wld throu11 " wo
into tha nav. .n.iAt.i.. . . a . . . .
contusion of the spine.
th. ... Y""1 leM uPn "portion of
lh fllV. baynortT of the
channel has been signed by the mayor.
aak.
Special to the Herald .
Rmk July 28.-The notion of Governor
RuberU Is severely oondemned by every body
lave the extreme element. If 0.n.. nh.
rU do not know it tbe people of this ier
uun ooe enow tnat a thanksgiving procla-
mation is merely an Invitation or recommen-
dation and in no wise an obligation. Hi ac-
tion is looked upon as exhibiting a narrow
men " M fUnd ln Uuly gr
Work Is nroivMu.tnM l ....
Kansa & Gul.' Shore Line railroad between
u.. jpuiui ana jncgionvllle Ejgineertare
locating In the direction of Ato. Tbe car
are exnected to raah .... h- .v.
November.
A alow rain whloh nnnifi mn It... V ...
general full to-day.
Bryaa. .
Speolal to tbe Herald.
Bryan July 28.- Reuben Stlllwell and T.n.
clan Reed (hot nod killed two brother Jim
ana vicero rorler at R. It. Noll' saloon
thii afternoon about half past four. Still
well escaped on borwbeck. He Is reported
to be wounded In tbe arm. Reed was arrett-
ed by the sheriff and lodged In Jail.
exla.
Speolal to the Herald.
Mexla. July 28. We had a cood rale haM
to-day the flnt we have bad tor eight week.
ine corn crop is almost an entire failure. A
few farmari will make annnoh tn a.mw I U.
through. A good balfootton crop will be
made. There baa been over tnt ikm... .
bale shipped from tbit point tbit season.
Yesterday wpi the hottest of the year the
mercury stood at 102 at 8 oolook.
A Vlalt te Betblebeat.
Rev. Dr. Cuyler in tbe Evangelist thus
describes an Interesting incident of hi tut
ern tour:
We let our facet for the poolt of Solomon
halting for a few moment at the tomb of
Rachel by the roadside. The small structure
wu orowded with Jews some of whom were
phy lacteries and all were waiting at they
aVastl Ha a 14 a kaa a.. A M . t ' .
wbiwv stnaj IOIUUUI OI VDA lAmnism
WAIIS. Untt Old vnmtn
a . vvaaej IfWUU'tL
and pressing her withered chtjk
against the tomb with u muoh distress u if
tbe fair young wife who breathed out her
life there forty cenlurle ago had been her
own daushter. Wa fonn th. . .
at " " w ---aaia aajav outjnfr UlUUal
pool of 8plomon (the longest of which
half fllted with pure water. Wa rode
beside tha anuedunt that UmAm l :
. . ' .... .vnm. tiwui 1UOU1
all tbe WBV to Rathl.h.n. r..
mf --w.-j.WHVUSI aVUWl
among tha bleak and barren hill.
we
aw tne deep fertile
of
Utraa. Allan !ih jI
ana fruit-tree. It lacuitivatan h. m.
. r w im Kami UOElal
European colony planted by Mr. Meshulli
mam. For a half hour we featted our eves
With the View of haaiillA.I fl.1.1.1.'
B - vwwiiihi Ajnaasiraiiaa
perched on Iu lofty hill and surrounded by
olive orchards. So many new edifloaa ha.a
been erected for lumntii ..j nk
ligiout purpose that Bethlehem hu almost
a modern look. As we rode through iu
narrow street! we taw no Ruths but an
ancient Jew in Turban long robe and
fljwinir barnl. nnlt j .
p - i-1 .li.wdidu to my
Idea of Boar. We rodoonftn tha nonaat
adjoining the church of tbe Nativity where
a rather iollvtlooklnir wnnnh tkmUVmA
uf an excellent lunch n. than i.. ...
Mm iuv. iu
Into tbe venerable ehumh that
!hJ1.1ubt!n'n "kamber in which
tradition bat always held that our blessed
Lord wu born. Tha chamber l probe
bly the remnant of aneiant khan
OnS-lne tO the famll nf .Trnmrnm mm
of Kin: David. I AVnaAtan tn ha -UaaLI
by a sham mockery when I entered tha
church but a feeling or genuine faith in tho
locality came over ma u I descended Into
tha rockv chamhar aril aarf u. ik.
tlhrer star tot famous inscription in Latin.
vann wm Dorn or tna Tlraln
UP'" Jka area fold argument for the
authenticity of thia alia I. f
. .... w.awM ina
unbroken tradition from tha fact that
Bethlehem haa iuma hu.
thrown to tleges and from tha other xaol
that tha learned Ht Jimm. u it. sil
: " i m. iuv(mi .
century wu to iur of tha site that ha came
mm.A ..... Lt. I ... . . ..
auv. .vou. um nwg leoonous iue in tne cav-
ern clou bv the birth-spot of our Lord. 1 1
antarad wkn naan lnl.M.1 tha In .huv
this devoted soholsr medluttd and prayed
and wrought ihe Vulgate trsnilatlon of
uoo awnra. my vim to ine unurcn of the .
Natlvllv was tan fnM mnna .all.f.nlA IU..
that to the Church of tha Holy Sepulobre ia
vvruiaRiii. .
A curious statement la nana ak..i .v.
trading rat which is one of tha most unique '
uu luHircaunK KUIinaia met W1IB In tbt
Kookv M ountaina. Tha . .v.
gion deolare that although thesa rati enter
.vu.0. v.uivi auu mine ana UK thing
that do not belong to thftn they never take
an article Without laatna ann.alhn I. ll. .
place. Tbey conduct a trade and henna
their namei they enter dwelling at night
and Steal anvthlns tha nan Ann nanJT.-
a WAV annonalrnlvaaann In.b. h.t.1 1 -l.Lill i
leaving a chip Mick or (tone In place of each -
AOtV.Alaa 4a.laa.aa ataMna. P L. . I 1 . a
" Hiaaa mi tui miners loot upon '
the uncanny 'dealings of these precocious
animals with superstition almost amounting
to awe and tell many wonderful itoriatof
their fine and tha length to which they
carry their depredations hut tU predominant
oiianlw atllh .l.k ik l.... i.
tha faculty of trading or exchanging alludsd '
to. ...
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V
ular vvwe is ia eonuomoatiou OI tot appao
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