The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-23
ATTENTION is called to an advertise

ATTENTION Is called to an advertise
ment headed 'money to loan"
The weather, yesterday, was bleak,
bilious and brown.
YESTERDAY was day Of abstinence.
The p. Il. report no Illuminating.
THAT "old chicken cock Bourbon"
Of j. G.. Browne q Co. is having q
heavy run.
A NINE hundred dollar freight bill
was paid by Dallas house, yesterday,
to the Central road.
THE managers of the fifth annual
Texas state fair will accept our thanks
for an invitation to the same.
GOVERNOR THRoCKMoRroN passed
through this place yesterday, Ell route
for Austin. We had the pleasure of u
call from and short communication
with him.
THAT elegant new building adjoining
the banking house of Messrs. Adams u
Leonard will be occupied, when COM
pleted, by the energetic and popular
young druggist, Ward.
Two NEAT frame store houses are
now under construction on the corner
of Lamar and Pacific avenue. Messrs.
Holland & Hughes are not in the least
guiltless of the improvement.
A NEW earth tearer, called the
"spading plow," to pillow an acre of
ground in forty minutes, is now in
transit to this city. Circulars descrip-
tive of the same may be seen at Messrs.
Ervay 4 Schenck's.
One of the most beautiful and styl-
ish, ii not the richest, stock of millin-
cry goods in this city, is the new in
voices just received by Mrs. Johnson.
Some of these goods are imported d.
rectly from France.
OUR German citizens are mooting
the subject of the establishment of u
newspaper in this city, to be printed in
their language Our German friends,
who propose to invest in it, have our
bleeding-hearted coincidence.
AT the Pacific depot yesterday after
noon, gentleman from Shreveport
had his pocket picked of ten dollars in
fractional currency. While the gem
tleman has our sympathy ia his loss
onr city really needs all the small
change she can get.
PROFESSOR Pryor distinguished him.
self on Tuesday evening, upon the per-
Torrance of the Cosmopolites, by some
mastery Instrumentation, combina-
ton of infinite sweetness, graceful
vigor and classic purity throughout.
His jig was an artistic gem, replete
with magic skill, and the plaudits
he received were as deserved as they
We're rapturous.
The kitchen of the residence of Mr..
Watts, living on Young street, quietly
got up.a little fire, yesterday afternoon,
during the absence of the family. On
neighbor bursting in the door of the
endangered building, circle of about
six feet Of the kitchen floor was found
ON fire, the cause arising from coal of
fire falling out ofthe stove. A bucket
of water extinguished it.
SEVERAL gentlemen informed us
yesterday that in about two hours af-
ter they had received an invitation to
attend a dance, to take place last night
near this city, the Invitation was with
drawn, owing to row in the family,
caused by three unyielding opinions as
to which room In the house should be
used to dance in, andthat the disagree
ment had resulted in one of the dis
putants being seriously walIoped.
AN old gentleman laid down in his
wagon near Putz's garden yesterday
for q short sleep. With him was a
hired man who had been travelling
with him and whom he left to watch the
horses, On waking up he found the
renegade had stolen his best horse, and
sacked his pockets of all his money,