The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-17

The juicy crab now tickles the
palates Of eplcures at our fashionable
city restaurants.
The Tax list is closed, and here
after all delnquents will be compelled
TO pay their penalties.
"A stih norther sprung up last
night, which caused the average citl
zen TO hunt up his overcoat.
The ancient order of Hibernians
will give grand bail ut the Court
House hall next Friday evening.
The houses belonging to the fire
department are still no better. They
have got the epezootic bad.
The dust is again becoming posi-
tive nuisance. Bring out the watering
carts and sprinkle the streets
The provisions Of the new build
ing ordinance will be enforced at once,
all of which will be good thing for
Dallas.
The Gas Company has a large
supply of coke on hand which Is be-
ing rapidly disposed Of to our shlverinS
citizens.
The Commonwealth Commercial
Silver Cornet Band are fast arriving at
proficiency. They intend to visit the
Centennial as an organization.
Il the present cold weather will
continue for few weeks many loving
couples will visit Judge Harwood IN
search of marriage licenses.
The New Orleans Varieties Thea
ire Combination will give II Mutinee
on Saturday afternoon ut two o'clock
for the especial benefit of the ladies
aud children.
--Reserved seats can be had at
Common & Walkers drug store for any
night during the week for perform
ances of the New Orleans Comedy
Company.
--'rhe old friends aud customers of
VIM. Fever, late of the City Barber
Shop, on Market street. has opened a
new shop IN the San Jacinto Hotel,
and respectfully solicits the patronage
of his old friends. See card.
AS our City Fathers were unable
to attend the performance Of " London
Assurance AT the Theatre last night,
they gave private show of their own
entitled Dallas Assurance" The
character Of MI NEEDLE was ably sus-
tanned by one of the honorable gentle
men.
Friday night will be lively one in
Dallas. The New Orleans Comedy
Company will gives performance al
Fields Theatre, the Order of Hiberni
ans will give grand ball at the Uourt
House, the Great Expectation Club
will assemble NJ the residence of Mr.
William Walker and several Other
small entertainments will be given at
private residences in East Dallas.
Col. George Noble, General Su.
perintendant of the Texas d Pacific
Railroad, was In the city yesterday, 0
guest of the lie Grand. lie informed
us that he had just received u dispatch
from Philadelphia, which informed
him that the iron for the road from
Brookston to Paris had been purchasec
and would be shipped immediately
The road is already graded aud will
in all probability, be in running ordel
in sixty days. We congratulate tn,
people OF Paris upon this informa
ton. ,..-
"A Waterman Mt the Cairo add Full
ton depot at TeXarkana, killed negr,
man at that place on Monday. Thu
negro was trying to get passengers To-
a hotel, and such being against tn,
rules of the company he was orderet
Oft the platform by the Waterman
He went OIL and returned again armed
with knife, cursed the watchmai
and threatened to kill him as sure u,
he got off the platform. He was agail
ordered of, but he returned again ant
threw brick, whick struck the watch
man on the head cutting u severe cash
The Waterman then struck him will
II heavy stick knocking him down, buI
on rising he again rushed on the watch
man, with his knife, when the latter
drew deringer and shot him, striking
him in the pit of the stomach. The
negro is. represented AS an impuden
and troublesome fellow. His wound
is Supposed 10 be mortal.
| RcrSOnai.
DR.. W. Il. Dashiel, of Kaufman
was in the city yesterday and paid
The HERALD's sanctum the compli.
ment of visit.
The Wagon Factory.