The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-24
LOCAL BREVITIES

The Carnival,
Hotels crowded,
Illuminate Tonight.
Mummers aud nasGera.
Streets animated last night,
Did you zee China Hall lust night?
Matinee this afternoon NJ Fields
Theatre,
-Matinees ut both theatres this
afternoon,
Streets In splendid condition for
the procession.
Sec to II that your houses are illu'
minated tonight
There viii DO no session Of Judge
Buriord's court to-day,
Throw no Hour to-day. Rex abom-
mates any waste Of breadstuila,
--Brass bands will make the streets
resound with stirring music to-day.
The small boy will be In his ele-
ment for the next twenty-four hours.
Old Probs. has smiled upon us with
the most beautiful weather for the
fetc.
No dramatic performances to-
night, ms the theatres are TO DO used AZ
bathrooms.
despite the representations Of
croakers, we are to have magnificent
day for our Carnival,
That renowned 81, Charles seed
corn has been received by Church "
Co. Planters viii take notice.
Prof Baldwin, tho great eXposer
Of spiriIualsm, viii maierialze IN this
city on Monday aud Tuesday evenings
next,
-Ninety.llve guests were booked at
the LeGrand, and seventy-eight at the
Lamar, last night, and that before the
late trains arrived.
-'rheo, Relnecke has for sale 10000
pure Havana cigars ut the Original
Cigar store, 500 Main street, for l0cts
each, ut retail.-Atic,
1T is the command of the King
that every house along the line of the
procession of the Mystic Krew, to-
night, be Illuminated.
If you chance to meet II bear OF
two, or mayhap an ape or so, on the
streets to-day, don't declare that q
menagerie has broken loose it's only
mully-graw.
The "Iady of Lyons" at Fields
Theatre this afternoon at three O'clock
A splendid opportunity for the ladies
and children TO witness this most
beautiful drama.
If you want to travel cheap, go tC
johnson Il Manget's railroad ticket
Office, LeGrand hotel, and get your
tickets. Ho! for Galveston and New
Orleans. I'D.
There will be no session of the
District Civil Court to-day, Judge
Barksdale having adjourned court over
until tomorrow, in honor of the arrival
of His Royal Highness-Rex.
"A young fellow, whose name the
reporter was unable to learn, was ar.
rested yesterday by Officer Spencer on
the charge of stealing small amount
of money and lodged in the calaboose.
Mr.. Charles Miller, of the Pacific
House, has commenced work on a gar.
den situated near the contemplated de-
pot of the Dallas and Wichita railroad,
As soon as completed, twill be thrown
open to the public as pleasure resort.
Jacob Nicholson brought suit be-
fore Judge Burford yesterday against
the Trinity Brick Manufacturing Com.
pany, to recover sixty dollars
and His Honor rendered judgment in
accordance with Mr.. Nicholson's petit
ton.
The attention of the Stonewall
Grays is called to the order of Captain
Bower, commanding the mem bers OF
the company to be on duty at the
Armory this morning at eight O'Clock,
sharp.
Candidates for the office of City
Assessor and Collector of Taxes null
tiply. The latest two mentioned are
Messrs. w. Morris and George w.
Phifer, either of whom would make a
most efficient officer.
Officers Dunn and Lott yesterday
arrested negro, alleged to be one OF
the galig who recently robbed the de
pot of quantity of tobacco and other
articles. When arrested he was at.
tempting to dispose of caddy and 4
n half of tobacco to an elm street auc
ito neer.
JUDICIAL AMENllIES.