The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-20
Tbs grain trade sull continues

The New Orleans Varieties inca
ire Com bination go from here to AUS
tin. Treat them well, Duprex.
Some young men in Dallas are
trying to get up tournament. Hang
'em to the nearest lamp post.
The long continued spell of dry
weather Is hard on the Dallas Bridge
Company. But their time Is coming.
Mr.. Joe Leonard says he Will
build the new opera house aud expects
to commence operations at an early
date.
Some architects in Dallas do not
like the idea of being compelled to
submit their designs and plans to the
City Engineer.
Mr.. Frank Mordaunt will give inn
itations of Forrest, Booth, Barrett, and
other distinguished actors, tonight at
Fields Theatre.
The Stage-Struck Barber will be the
after-piece tonight at the Theater.
We venture the assertion that every
tonsorial artist in the city will be
present.
What is the matter, General, have
you let up on the Migrants? Plenty of
work in the city and plenty of men
who won't work that should be made
to work.
--Howe's Great European Circus will
visit Dallas sometime in December
The Memphis Appeal says that their
parade was the finest ever witnessed
there.
Nothing definite has been heard
from June Peak since he started in
pursuit of the individual who attempt
ed to play the marriage confidence
game in this city, few days since.
--"Everybody's Friend' at the the
atre tonight. The laughable charac-
ter of "Major Wellington de Boots''
will be taken by Mr.. Polk, who nc
doubt will do ample justice to the part.
The delegates to the Great Nation
al Railroad Convention from this city
will leave for st. Louis this afternoon
Col. w. g. Holland, of THE HERALD
Ia q delegate and he will send daily re-
ports of the proceedings of the Conyen'
ton.
The ladies should remember the
matinee at Fields Theatre, this after
noon at two o'clock. II Is given espe-
cially for their benefit, and they SHOULD
turn out en- mdSse. The elegant com
edy of "London Assurance" will b,
produced.
Prof George Is renovating Ode
Fellows Hall, having at last gottei
exclusive control OF the lease. The
weekly soirees of the Professor will il
the future be more successful, II that II
possible, than his previous efforts.
WHATS the matter with the wealth
er? Yesterday was regular Jun,
day, and the heat in conjunction will
that abominable nuisance the dust
caused the average citizen and the
curious stranger to utter language "no
loud but deep"
The picture lottery humbug, which
Is at present inflicting our city, nevel
fails to catch the unsuspecting Gran
ger who permits himself to be luret
into the place where 1t is carried on
and he invariably takes his departure
a sadder but wiser man.
Cotton is coming in steadily ant
the buyers are kept busy. Will some
of the knowing ones inform the read
ers of THE HERALD through its col
umns, the cause of the difference o.
classification between this city anc
Galveston. II Is source of consider
able annoyance to parties interested
and sometimes causes bad feeling ant
prejudice.
Richard Can't Write, or Richard
Grant White, more properly speaking
has said--and his word Is as gospe
with those of us who have read Serb
ner and who know that Mr.. r. G. W.
holds sinecure In the New York Gus.
tomhouse-that toxicoligists depend
more upon the effects Of alcoholism fol
subjects than upon any and all other
sources. Let this be as 1t may, no av.
erage drinker Of the pure juice of the
grape sold by Messrs. Rick n Co., will
ever give the scientific world chance
to dispute the ground taken by Richard
Grant w. Simply, why, there's not u
headache In ton of IT,
BE We never 80 wise, yet gentllity
will bear Its mark, or mar 1t, ON the
outer garb. Dress well, live well, sleep
well-but, above all, says Boswell,
dress well. TODD thissuccessfully, and
as an artist would paint picture, let
every one who prides himself upon
esthetical taste purchase of or purvey
from L. M. Calm h Bro, corner Elm
and Lamar streets. outfitters to the
next expedition, after Stanley is delin-
itely heard from, to discover the true