The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-25

The register of the County Hotel
records no arrivals or departures for
several days.
Our beautiful Temple of justice
seems somewhat, deserted since the adj
ournment OF court.
"A train of wagons arrived rom
the West yesterday morning, loaded
with buffalo hides.
Judge Burford proposes to intro
duce some new and startling charges
to grand jures In the future,
But one case before His Honor
Mayor Cabell, and that dismissed fol
want of evidence 10 prosecute.
With all her facilities, Dallas has
hardly sufficient hotel accommodations
to meet the wants of the vast number
of people who daily arrive.
No better sets of teeth can be hat
at any price than Snyder u Adams are
making for ten dollars. Filling al
half the usual rates. Rooms . and
San Jacinto Hotel. -1dV.
elm street begins to assume it'
wonted air Of business, the streets yes
terday being almost blockaded will
wagons from the Interior loaded will
cotton and country produce.
The reporter learns that paper
soliciting subscriptions for stock in q
new daily paper of metropolitan pro-
portions, Is being circulated in our city
and extensively signed,
Tickets to New Orleans, fifteen
collars. For sale by johnson a. Man
get, LeGrand Hotel. They buy anC
sell Railroad tickets to all points
County scrip is wanted by them. I'D
Two young rural bucks were ar
rested..at the "Lady Gay" last night
and lodged in the calaboose, charged
with making walking armories o
themselves. They will explain the mat
ter to His Honor this moning.
The train due ON the Texas anC
Pacific railway last night, failed to AZ
rive, owing to the washing out of {
culvert between Marshall and Hall
vile from the recent heavy rains. The
train will arrive this morning ut eigh
o'clock, and depart at the usual hour
this evening.
Judging from the different speci
mems observed yesterday, the reporter
is forced to the conclusion that th.
striped or barber-pole hose are mucl
superior to either the beached or un
bleached, as being less calculated t.
exhibit stains that are invariably at
tached to them after brief wall
through our streets at present.
-DeStefano Brothers, 3l3 Mali
street, having an extra fine and larg,
lot of oranges and lemons on hand
offer them to the public at from fiv,
dollars and fifty cents to six dollar
and fifty cents per boX.-AdV.
The house Of Alfred Boyd, colored
was entered Thursday night or earl,
Friday morning, and robbed of twent,
dollars and certificate of deposit II
Adams & Leonards bank for one hun
dred and seventy dollars. Alder
swore out search warrant yesterday
before Judge Burford, and there is ye
a chance that the rascal or rascals will
be discovered.
-Messrs. Reed " Lathrop are in re
ceipt of some very fine lines of wal
papers-gold-mica tinted, gorgeous ant
beautiful to behold. All wanting sucl
goods are invited to call at sos MAR
street; also n full stock of curtains. -
Id.
"A gentleman should never be ab
rupt. Yesterday, while party of gen
tlemen stood conversing in front o
Messrs. Adams Il Leonard's bank, one
of the number turned abruptly Off
without any explanation. His conduct
excited some surprise, which manifest
ed itself by one or two of the party
observing his movements. It's I'M
necessary to explain, Judge, you were
probably justiiable.
-Messrs. Prather, Lyte and Shepard
having been appointed the committee
of appraisers for the assess ment for city
taxes for 1876, il will be well for all
who have not rendered their property
for assessment to call at the City Hall
any evening between TWO and five
o'clock and see Il. j. Keeton, City AS
SCISSOR and Collector Id.
The shrill notes of a policeman's
raised breeze on Main street,
about ten o'clock last night. The
cause of the alarm was negro, who
was charged by white man with hav-
ing snatched a ten dollar bill from his
hand, and run. The negro claimed to
nave won the ten dollars in a game of
'seven-up," and when arrested threw
the bill OH the ground and endeavored
to stamp 1t in the mud, but lynx-eyed
Red observed the movement, and re-
covering the money, lodged the ebony
port in the calaboose.
Personal.
The many friends of Hon. John d.