The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-31

officer In Texas to exert himself to-
wards earning it.
--Littlehale u Bennett, hide and
wool dealers of this city, shipped yesl
terday three car loads of dry hides
direct to New York over the Texas ~
Pacific Road. We understand this is
the largest shipment of hides ever
made at one time by Dallas firm.
w. III. Castor returned from n
very successful hunt In Eastern Texas
yesterday evening. The party consist
ell of four gentlemen besides Mr.. Gas
ton and they hunted five days, killing
thlrty-three deer and large amount
of small game. The editors Of TnE
HERALD like deer meat, No insinua
ton Is meant.
Not u single item Of interest was to
be procured yesterday, either at the
Mayors Court, Sherill's Office or Judge
Burfords court. There appeared to be
quite n reaction in exciting news
since the whirl of attempted murders,
highway robberes, etc, that have
startled the community for the past
two weeks.
"A three-legged pig attracted the
attention Of the curious on Lamu
street yesterday. He managed to get
along lirst-rate although his one hind
leg was becoming quite bowed from
the double weight il was forced 70
bear. II was doing scavenger duty
alone and without u companion. June
Peak sympathised with its crippled
condition and would not take it to the
pound.
Eight couples applied for marriage
licenses last week to Judge Harwood,
Clerk of the District Court. Robert
Frakes and Mary MOreland, w. W.
Julien and Annie M. Horton, Samuel
A. Reichie and Martha A. Sliger
Thos. Wafum and S. Ann Owens. G..
w. Chambers and Annie Pedford, Jno
a. Monser and Mary A, French, John
&. Garrete and Mary Il. Heulngton
John &. Abney and Lucy Il. Herndon
Full and complete arrangements
have been completed for producing on
next Monday night the original drama
of "lrma, the Wait, or, Saved by II
Child" written expressly for Edith
Maud Ellis, by the celebrated drama.
fist, Dan Il. Townsend, who will him
self appear rs Josephus Demonthenes
Buckles, n stage-struck darkey. On
Friday night the same company will
present, for the benefit Of the Lamar
Rifles, the pathetic drama OF East
Lynne, on which OCCASION Miss LilIia
Shind well impersonate the charac-
ters of Lady Isabel and Madame Vine.
Mrs. Chanirau, supported 10y II
well selected and talented stock com
pany, will commence an engagement
in this city on the 18th Of November
During her engagement she will APP
pear as Lady Teaale in "School for
Scandar' and Lady Clay Spanker in
"London Assurance" Mrs. Chanirau
has II national reputation as II thorough
artist, and ranks with Mrs. Bowers,
Mrs, Lauder, Janauschek and other
celebrated actresses. They visit BAL.
lbs with great pecuniary risk, trusting
that the people of the city know how
to appreciate first class company and
performance. We hope our citizens
will justify this expectation and extend
to them n patronage commensurate
with their deserts.
--Duprez Il Beuedicts Miustrels will
open here on the Sth Of next mCnth.
This is the twenty-foWth annual tour
of this famous troupe, each of which
has been Il magnificent ovation.
Dum0nt, the celebrated ballad singer,
Geo. ii. Edwards, the well-known
comedian, and Jas. II. Gulick, inter
rogator are among the celebrities of
the band. Mr., Duprea has exercised
great care aud discretion in the selec.
ton of his artists both M regards tai
ent and responsibility, hence, their
wltticisms never offend the most scnA
sitiye. Nothing vulgar either in nc.
tlons, words or Institutions IL tolera
ted, which accounts for the fact that
the majority oftheir patrons are peo.
pie of the better class.
"A most disgusting exhibition of re\
male degradation was witnessed on the
corner OF Main and Lamar streets YES
terday afternoon. Two creatures who
dishonor the name OF woman, were
seated in, or rather lounging on the
seats Of a hack, both in u beaslly state
of intoxication. The driver was bring.
ing them drinks to the carriage door
and one of them was so far gone that
she was unable 10 hold her glass In her
hand aud was 50 sick that she was
vomiting on the side Of the carriage.
A crowd ofmen had gathered ON the
corner and those who were not dis.
gusled were making fncetious (?) re.
marks about the exhibition. While
this was going on several ladies passed
by who no doubt were shocked and
sickened at the sight. We hoped n
policeman would chance along and
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