The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-01

returning from u cnll, The lady
directed the attention of some gentle
men, who We're passing Oh the opposite
side Of the street, 10 the PROSTATE man,
and who, on examination, found his
stnpor 10 the result Of mn over measure
Of that which elevates US ana OCCASION
ally permits ~ TO proudly "drap,'
SOME Dallas county wives are inqulr-
Ing into n singular habit which their
husbands, who have been "attcnding
court" have brought back homo with
them. They say they getup unusually
early IN the morning, sliding out Of
bed with much care, then cautiously
peep out tho window aud then out Of
the door, aud just as they are about to
run out of the latter opening they sud
denly stop and say, ooh! | forgot |
thought | was Jill, and then with
out finishing the sentence, get back In
bed. These wives desire 10 know IL the
disease Is very prevalent In this city.
The card Of Messrs. Denni & Simon,
boot and shoe makers, Commerce
street, will be found in to-day's paper,
After n suspension of business for the
past year, they have resumed business
at their old stand, on Commerce street,
nearly opposite the City bank, where
they desire TO sec all their old friends
and patrons. Being prepared with Il
good stock Of material, they IRE pre-
pared to do the best Of work, and will
guarantee fiat all times, Give them
n call,
In the extreme northeastern part Of
the city some boys discovered, yester-
day, an opening in the ground, and on
investigating the aperture further,
they found pair of steps leading
downward, and curious to see what 1t
could mean, followed the steps, which
lcl them into large cave in the CEN
ter of which stood an old pine table
with battered candle stick containing
partially burnt candle and some
foolscap paper lying on it.
SOME covetous sinner entered the
residence Of Captain Shields, on Grit
fifth street, on Monday night and car
ricd of silverwater pitcher, an lItrus-
can gold breast pin set with pearls and
spring overcoat. These articles are
invested with the power Of injuring
any body who appropriates them in the
manner described, and the thief might
as well return them. s..
AFTER receiving three hundred dol
lars in gold for his cotton, yesterday,
planter put the coin in specie sack
and depositing ii in coffee pot, sit
the latter on his wagon seat, and step.
ped into n store near by. On return
ing in fifteen minutes afterwards, he
found that some one had stolen his
coffee pot and left the three hundred
dollars untouched
A GUN, in the hands of Il man walk
ing along Ross avenue yesterday after
noon, suddenly went oil, and the load
lodged In the leg Of u horse, which
boy was riding past ut the time. A
surprised man, scowling boy and
lame horse then went up Ross avenue
together. t...s, l.saeoa
MEssRs. WALLACE ~ WAGGENER
have laid aside the sackcloth, and
came out of the ashes of the late fire,
Refrigerated, shining, sparkling, smil-
ing, and ready for biz, three doors east
of E. p. Cowen ~ Co. Their stock is
fresh, entirely new and one of the most
complete in the city.
PROF. JOHN KELLY, the California
violinist, vocalist and harpist, will en-
terrain our citizens at Fields opera
house, on tomorrow night, wthlhis
artistic and elegant instrumental and
vocal executions. The professors rep
utation is solid, and we have no hest
tation in commenting him to our
citizens.
THROUGH tickets for all cities as far
north as New York, can now be obtain
ed by the way of the Central railroad
and the Morgan line of steamers, at
the same rates as by any of the all rail
routes, by applying at the city ticket
Office on Elm street, or ut the Central
depot
SEE the notice to millers and mill
men of north Texas, in to-day's paper
"A meeting is called to be held at the
court house in this city, ON Monday,
May 4, 1874, to take into consideration
the interests of the millers of. Texas,
and it is desired that q full attendance
should be had.
A GENTLEMAN who reached this city
yesterday, and who came over, the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road Oh
Sunday, reports snow three inches
deep, along that line for one hundred
miles south of Chetopa.
A MAN, whose name we could not
learn, sat down OIL the retaining wall
near the Southern hotel yesterday, and
taking out a pocket knife, bled himself
in the arm. After copious hence
rhage, he applied a lump of dirt to the
incision and started off down street
JOHNNIE WHITE cut a little compan-
ion in the face with a small knife, yes
terday, on Griffith street, because the
little companion wouldn't play marbles
I, IA; 10, IL.