The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-09
LOCAL BREVITIEB.

under the San Jaclnto.
New goods In the boot, shoe aud
Int lIne, arriving daily, at Pago's, sos
Main.
Two individuals were arrested last
evening for drunkenness and dlsoI'
derby conduct, aud lodged In the GALA
b0ose.
Mr.. NJ, A, HIbbler, In charge Of
Deputy Sheriff ClIf Scott, left for
Austin last evening,
--"Long Branch "Flfth Avenue, -
broadway" Opera" are the latest
styles of hats at page's.
Thanks TO Harry Jacobs, OF the
wholesale liquor house OF Noise Kahn
II Co., for late California papers.
The sum OF forty-eIght dollars was
expended by the city for the year end
ing March 30, for dlsinfeclants.
Straw hats, straw hats, Mems,
boys and children's, just received, by
Hamilton n Co., matters.
Our new postmaster, General A. Il,
Norton, took charge of the office yes
terday. So far no changes have been
made In the clerical force of the Office,
County court meets tomorrow,
Gentlemen, can't you do something
for the court house grounds? The eyes
of Dallas are upon youl
Silk hats, silk hats. The Dunlap,
Fifth Avenue, and Broadway, silk hats
just received, by Hamilton ~ Co., Hat
tiers, Main street.
The spelling match for the cham.
plonship takes place next Thursday
evening at the Methodist Episcopal
tabernacle. Hunt up the old spoilers.
The amount of medicine furnished
paupers by the city, outside of the city
hospital, from April !, 1874, to April |,
1875, was 1897 25.
--Forty-four defeated candidates took
passage on the good boat Consolation,
yesterday morning, at eight O'Clock,
for the shades of private life.
Soft hats, soft hats. French pocket
hat, English and American felt hats
OF every shade and quality, at Hamil-
ton & Co.'s hatters.
THE HERALD's reporter sympa-
thizes with the defeated candidates to
the extent of about thirty-ive dollars
In boots, hats and gloves. "Twas
ever thus" etc.
Found, OH the street, a silver watch
and chain. The owner can have same
by proving property and paying
charges, by calling on J. w. Webb,
Main street.
-Four individuals put in an appear
ance yesterday, before his honor, on
charge of fighting. Three were fined
four dollars and costs, and one dis
charged
Duane u Hennessy commence the
work, on the 10Th, of thoroughly
sprinkling the streets. AS they have
superior facilities, the public may look
to have the work well done.
The fire department will meet to-
night at the engine house of No. /, on
Commerce street, to take into consid-
Grafton a proposition to visit Houston
OH the 2lst instant. A full attendance
Is desired.
-Messrs. Davidson & Brothers will |
soon commence the manufacture of |
cigars upon an extensive scale. They |
are now engaged in removing their es-
Enlistment from Leavenworth to this
city. Come along, gentlemen; there's
room for you all.
The Salvinis have postponed their
entertainment which was to take
place tonight. Owing to the election
excitement during the week, the PLAYS
were not rehearsed as thoroughly as il
Is desired they should be. Due an.
nouncement will be made of the time.
District criminal court meets on
Monday next, the 18th. BY recent
act of the legislature, the time for
holding this court has been changed
from four TO six weeks, throwing the
time of meeting two weeks earlier
than usual. Attorneys, witnesses and
litigants should make note of this.
Tho expense drumming the city
hospital for the year ending March 30,
was 81 800 Is. There was seventy dol
lars contributed by individuals, and
81 .O73 paid by the county, leaving the
actual expense to the city only STAT Is.
The total lumber of patients received
was one hundred and thirty, Of which
)nly fourteen died.
"A singular coincidence occurred In
paper. The HERALD
II Wednesday morning stated that Mr..
w. G. holland received one hundred
lud flfty-nine votes for sherman In {
he third ward, when he only received
me hundred and fifty -four, differ !,
nco NJ Ava Al n did mt affacf tho :