The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-21
SAssINGERs :.
BEEF "puddlas."


EVERYBODY apothcosiaed the wealth
or yesterday.
FIVE hundred dollars were collected
In this city yesterday for the Calvert
sufferers.
EVERYTHING IL down to famine
prices" except bonnets," says an up
town married man.
THE policemen have all taken star
on, instead Of II feather IN their caps.
They are, however entitled to plenty
of the latter.
NINETEEN hundred dollars was paid
by the proirietors Of the 20. k.' sa-
loon for the building formerly occu-
pied by Messrs Hereford Bros. That's
all 30. X"
THOSE live merchants, Mcssrs. Here
ford Bros, take the lhildlng adjoining
Fiells Theaicr, and VIII put in n new
'front.' or improve the f'ce Of things
down there.
4 New YORKER says he has Travelled
vi over Europe, eaten at their "crark"
hotels aud restaurants, bu, never eat
t..njerer beef than il furnished by
Dallas butchers.
ONE street chr did the business
"singly and al,nc" yesterday. The
other tried to get away with Itself, and
the Superintendent got away with it
to the blacksmith shop.
A MUFF on the street yesterday
morning, and a muss after the wcarcr
got home. 1t was n servant girl who
carried this article of her mistresses
wardrobe to market, very early in the
morning.
BABDAaE, tho Dubuque defauter,
wore WOODEN socks in summer and no
socks of any kind in winter. The way
cabbage "sockedn that bank ought to
enable him to scorn such vulgar thing
as socks both seasons of the year, u:l.
less they are made of Valcnciennes
lace.
On Main street, near the foundry
yesterday. stout, heavy chestcd man
was taken with hemorrhage, which
suddenly incapacitated him from
holding himself on his feet, and he
was carried to his boarding house in an
express wagon. His name is Wilson,
and We believe Ia brick mason.
In 1868, Babbage, the desaulting
cashier Of the Merchants Union bank
of Dubuque, Iowa, told the local edit
or Of this paper that he expected, by
industry and strict business habits, to
make In ten years two hundred thou
sand dollars. Ten years have passed,
and Babbage has made his two hun
bred thousand and sixty-seven thou
sand OH the top of it. Ba5bage it
seems was bound to have that two
hundred thousand OH time, even If he
had to steal it. But Babbage always
was prompt.
A DALLAS wife says she has heard
that II Is the custom of some public
speakers to select one person out OF an
audience, and instead of dancing their
eyes around over the assembly to keep
II fixed on the single member during
the. delivery. This her husband always
does, and she wouldn't mind II If he
didn't always select the best looking
lady In the crowd, and what Is more
suspicious, II she happens to change
seats with her, instead Of keeping his
eyes ut the same place, he's sure to
change it and find out that ''stuck up
wretch"
WHILE two ladies We're walking ON
Young street yesterday afternoon, n deg
sprang from the street into lot where
couple of horses were grazing. The
sudden appearance Of the dog fright
ened both ofthe animals, who instantly
ran to the side ofthe fence against the
street and leaping across just as the
ladies were passing came near injur-
Ing them both. After recovering from
their fright one Of them exclaimed,
'.just think, Annie, ifPd been killed,
how my husband would have spludg.
ed on that ten thousand dollar policy
on my life"
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Fields Theatcr.
After the Asiatic luxury md bril-.