The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-01

unqualified appreciation Of the boys.
Captain w. q. Veale, Of Hutchins,
vas among the prominent gentlemen ,
If Dallas county who were In the city |
yesterday.
quite number Of capitalists have
arrived In the city during the past ten
days, with view of investing few
surplus thousands.
Richard Dolan was attached last
evening by Sheriff Barley as a wit
ness for the prosecution IN the case OF
the State versus Golden.
The reporters thanks are due Mr..
j. q, Mcconnell for handsome pen
knife, one of an extensive assortment
which he offers at panic prices.
The city editor acknowledges him
self under obligations to the urbane
aud efficient City Secretary, Mr.. }. Is.
Hereford, for continued and repeated
favors.
The little son of Mr.. Bennett, who
was run over by hack on the night
Of the Carnival, Is rapidly GONZALES
cling, and In few days will be out all
right, ready to be run over again.
Trying to do business without nd
, vertising il like wlnking at pretty
girl In the dark; you may know what
you are doing, but nobody else does.
/ There will be meeting of the
/, Ladies' Society of ST. Matthew's Church
J tomorrow Thursday evening at 4p.
M, In the drawing room Of the lie
Grand Hotel.
"A couple of Dagos let their angry
d passions rise In front of Wheaps last
o evening, and II battle of ilsticulls
y y seemed imminent. But the Affair
II finally ended with only war of words
n Mr.. w. III. Leake and Miss Ami,
= Waite will be rendered u compliment
,e tary benefit Mt Fields Theatre mex
II Saturday evening, on which occasion
Oh will be presented "Ihe Merchant o
= Venice
There were indications of rail-
~ early yesterday morning, but heclOud
blew over, and we were treated Il
another day OF that beautiful, balmy
spring-like weather with which w
l. have been 30 favored throughout TIL,
W. winter.
-, "A horse hitched to post In from
ed of Jeflries on Elm street, took frigh
yesterday, and jerking the post loose
waltzed around at II lively gait for
ed little while with the post attached to hi
at halter. He was secured before he in
ured himself or any Of the passers-by
"A horse, attached to u buggy, tool
fright OH Main street, near TIL
AZ HERALD Office yesterday m0rning,an'
Is, started up Main street ut Mountain
m Boy gait. The driver, however, helt
nc him well in hand, and succeeded il
nh stopping him near the Lamar Hotel
y, before any damage was done to eithe
" horse or buggy.
" DIR. Walton publishes u card II
or another column in reference to the in
furious and cruel report recently sc
ailoat in regard to the death of the late
II Mr.. Gilbert Haggart, to which the at
er tention of TIE HERALD's readers Ii
called. The Doctor characterixes tho
O. report as u base and unqualified false
hood.
The "spiritsn predicted, on Mon
day night, that Morris would be elected
City Assessor and Collector, and tn
prediction SO weighed upon the min,
Id of one of his opponents that he took I,
O. his bed with sick headachev within
a. an hour afterward, and all day yester
day failed to put in an appearance OF
o. the streets,
The Fort Worth Democrat in
dulges In contemplate, little fling u
Major John Henry Brown. Majo
Brown has the satisfaction of KNOWN,
that he was endorsed by the citizen.
q. of his county by the handsome major
err ity of over six hundred over his oppo
Ill nent. Wouldn't Mr.. Paddock fee
highly complimented If he was alik,
er appreciated by the qualified electors o
Tarrant county?
Several prominent merchants wer
mt arrested yesterday, for failure to pa,
~, ,o their State and county occupation tax
ms Sheriff Barley desires THE HERALI
ry to state that he has no option in th,
10 matter. He is settling up his business
preparatory to turning over the ofllc,
:, to his successor, and it is imperative
that he should close his collections as
soon as possible. Delinquents desiring
in to save trouble and the additional costs
9. would do well to walk up to the
NJ Sherifi's office and settle their indebt.
edness.
In Sad Affair.
Pierce Cornelius, aged sixteen years,
son of Alb. Cornelius, ESQ.,, wealthy
farmer living about two miles north Of
Eadar Hill uoo f,,,,d yo.l L.l..., l. 4.