The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-07
LOCAL BREYlTlES.
There was no dust yesterday,

There was no dust yesterday.
There is no EXCISE, ladies, for not
attending church to-day. The old ex-
cusg Of heat and dust can no longer
be used IN eKlenuation.
Divine services will be held at the
elm street Presbyterian Church this
morning at II n. M, and tonight at
1880 p. m,
The Sunday School Union Con-
cert will take place tonight at the
East Dallas Methodist Church. All
are invited to attend.
The entertainment of Professor
George last evening was pleasant af-
fair, and was thoroughly enjoyed by
the ladies aud gentlemen who at
tended.
-'"Srhool FOR Scandal" one of the
wittiest comedies ever written, will be
played by the celebrated New Orleans
Varieties Theatre Company during
their engagement in this city.
Secured seats for Haverley's Min.
strels can be secured of Johnson, the
ticket agent, at the San Jacinto Hotel.
This troupe will perform here on the
10th and nth, aud has the reputation
OF being unsurpassed by any organiaa-
ton of the kind in the country.
The fire companies turned out yes
terday morning and eXtinguished n
fire in the rear of Of the music house of
Dorman, Holmes Il Co. A defective
llue caused the roof to catch fire, but
II was soon extingaished by the efforts
of the fire department.
--Duprees and Benedcts Minstrels
will arrive tomorrow morning and
will commence two nights engage
ment at Fields Theatre. The troupe
is said to be an excellent one and
spoken well OF by the press in general,
and especially by the Houston papers,
Col j. b. stone was before Judge
Burford yesterday charged with an
aggravated assault on the person of
Minnie Pauline. lie waived an ex
animation and was placed under five
hundred dollars bond to appear at the
next term Of the District Criminal
Court.
The auction sale by J. A. II. Ho-
sack OF valuable and genuine diamonds,
gold and silver watches, gold chains,
and an elegant assorrnlont OF seal
rings, lockets, pins, ear rings, etc, has
been postponed for the present. Due
notice will be given of the time of sale
through the columns of The
HERALD.
The following high contracting
parties obtained marriage licenses from
Capt. Harwood, Clerk of the District
Court, yesterday, viz: William John
son and Saliie Garner J. II. Clardy
and Mary NJ. Landlord, H. Henderson
and Jane Breeding, William NIcClel-
land and Sarah Il. Mcdonald, Sam. II
Johnson and Mary Welch, Jack Mays
and Martha Morphy, William p. Lux
and Mary j. Smith.
The editorial staff of The HERALD
return thanks to G, Rick & Co., for four
bottles of native wine which were
sampled and pronounced excellent,
The wine was of four different brands,
Wis the Virginia Seeding, Concord,
Iowa and Catawba. The Concord is
especially worthy of mention and pos
sesses n rich fruity flavor rarely to he
found In American wines. The whole
sale wine depot OF Rick n Co. IL on
Market street, between Main and Com
merce streets.
We had the pleasure yesterday of
V. l.. Collins, of Trezevant,
Tennessee Mr.. Collins 10 general
of n large excursion party that
Is now In the city. There are ninety
persons In the party, from Middle Ten
nessee, Southern Kentucky and South.
rrn Illinois. About thirty-hve have
gone north aud south along The Central
road. The balance of the party viii
remain IN the city about a week, aud
are guests OF the lie Grand, Lamar san
Jaclnto aud 81. Charles Hotels. The
majority OF the party visit the state for
.ha purpose OF purchasing lands, with |
'he ultimate intention Of permanently