The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-08

1Atlle did think man was made
ripe for heaven Ia this CITY 30 soon'"
A oHlLp Of Mr., simpson's was lost,
yesterday, In dc northeastern part Of
the oily, aud was found al length,
wandering IN o bewildered manner IN
q new concrete huilding IN that part Of
the city, Lost Ike lhe tabled lhesens,
IN oref-an labyrinth,
~ HAS now came ~ light that the
morning after Tho poslplllee robbery q
female was hesllrrlng about tho streets
under full steam Of anxiety for q
hfellahn who would loan her pair Of
lrOwsers aud coat, The "lellah'
turned up, she turned In 'en, aud that
was tbs last Of her.
lHH condition Of the sidewalk Ia
front aud on tho side Of the Episcopal
church needs immediate attention, IL
being tho only direct thoroughhre 10
the poHloflee, II should be put In such
repair that II viii not be rendered al
most II not entirely lmpassable AZ
every little rain,
OuH thanks are returned 10 President
liugg-oleyer fol-, that's the kind Of
liugg lao Island secretary Rowan lhe's
rOwin' right into our aileellons), for Al
Invitation to tho Initial soiree Of the
Eureka social dancing club, 10 be given
VI Odd Fellows hall, on Friday night
Won't we wan q merry hoof'
ATTENTION IL called 10 the Fourth
ward school, which VIII open under
the management Of Professor j. q, II.
buck, IN Noung's warehouse, on Mon
day next, 7th instant, aud viii con-
llnue ton months, The tuition for fur
months Of the time will be free 10 all
children IN the ward who are within
the scholastic age, See advertisement
IN to'day's paper for terms, etc.
A iIonsE under rapid trot slipped
In crossing the planking over the cul-
vert on Lamar street near Ross avenue,
yesterday afternoon, aud the only con-
ISOLATION the interrupted equestrian got,
after rolling around In the mud for
some time was from u plaln-spotpn
young man, who told him thut II hu
loved 10 carry mud on his trousers
aud things ho ought to have arranged
with the horse 10 have passed out from
under him on Main street, near the
corner Of Austin, whore they arc grad
Ing H.
In order that our contemporaries
may understand what the expenses OF
the proposed excursion 10 Lookout
mountain viii probably be, we would
state that MI that IL rendered to the
members Of the press 10y the different
railroads II transportation over their
various limos, The superintendent
of the Texas and Pacific railroad has
very kindly made arrangements TO
have sleeping cars enough here TO ac-
commodate the party TO TeXarkana !;
but M those cars belong TO the Pull
man palace chr company they VIII
have 10 DO pald for by those who
occupy thbm--that Is two dollars for
each berth. The same rule we presume
viii apply wherever sleeping cars are
used,
ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel /:
ii. Reed, New Orleans; j. ID. Rus
sell, Elkton, Kentucky =. Hare Sher-
man Alex. Thompson, Pennsylvania
J. +. OleXander, Fort Worth IL. j.
hammers, 81. Louis J. Roas, Shreve-
port s. 9. Upshaw, Hillboro, Texas
Charles NJ. Johnson, Marshall Daniel
Taylor and family, Shreveport Chas.
Ieadman, Louisiana Victor Abra-
ham, Cincinnati NJ. Frieburg, Waco;
IL, o. Pope, st, Louis Denni Corwin,
ID. 5. Lyon, Austin w. j. Morphy,
New Orleans w. ii. McAlister, st.
Louis IL, b. Martin, Tennessee; J.
III. Stewart, H. A. Fowler, Cedar Hill,
Texas; j. Turnor, j. ID. Bohannon,
Texas.