The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-13

for executions rigldly observed. In
some cases the punishment Will be
committed to imprisonment for life,
A defective casting In the front OF
WadswOrth's new building, corner OF
Elm and Austin streets, gave way this
morning, causing some alarm, but
nothing serious beyond slight de-
preston in II feet Of the brick work,
wi. ich can easily be remeded and an
other cnstingput In position.
- Having on hand "A very large
stock of fresh lemons, we will, for the
next thirty days, sell fine large Sicily
lemons Mt fifty cents per dozen. All
other foreign and domestic fruits, nuts,
candies, etc, will be sold at prices to
suit everybody. Try DeStefano Bros,
3l3 Main street. --Ad,
Nearly II year ago Mr.. j. Is. Stone
signihed his Willingness to donate 10
the United States valuable, centrally
located lot on Main street for post
office. lie has now laid his PROPOSE
tIon before the city Council and will
shortly 90 to Washington to submit 1t
In person.
In the District Court Henry Hub.
bard has been found guilty OF stealing
II wat ch, and sentenced to three years
in the penitcntiary. Columbus sam
uels, for stealing tobacco, goes up for
four years. In the County Court Jen-
ME Sibly, tor keeping dlsorderly
house, has been fined one hundred
dollars.
Old Uncle Neke Longhorn was in
town yesterday with II load of wood,
and n HERALD reporter asked the old
gentleman If he was going to vote for
Uncle Sam Tilden. lie "l0udn he
would, "kase" said he, "Ive bin a
herein of Uncle Sam for fifty years,
and its bout time the old man was
straigtcning his AHA
Those blooded arist0crats in the
chlaboosc, who prefer simpering in the
gilded Sdlons of That palatial hotel to
working out their fines, will be pained
to hear that an ineXorablc City Attor-
ney has been instructed to draw up an
ordinance that will offer them great
Inducements to change their minds,
and cause them to prefer the recreation
Of working in the street gangtO lolling
IN the lap OF idleness and luxury in
the hotel de calabo0se.
Mrs. M. A. Allen, pupil of Mons.
Charreaud, will open dancing school
ut Lively Hall, in the Commercial col
lege building, next Saturday afternoon,
the 10Th instant, at four O'Clock. There
will be n meeting of the parents and
guardians of the city this afternoon at
five o'clock. As Mrs. Allen desires to
address them, she would he pleased to
meet this afternoon, all those who
wish their children to be taught-nOt
dancing only-but also the rules OF Ell.
quette and polite society.
The business education needed by
the young men of this country should
at least embrace u c0mprehensiv,
knowledge of the commercial inter
ests growing out Of the special indus
tries of the South. The Northern an,
Eastern business colleges do not pro
vide for this want in their course of in
struction, but the Commonwealth col
lege, of our city, presents in its curri
culum Of studies as an essential part o
n sound business education, the south
ern volume Of business, together will
an understanding of the leading bust
ness customs current in all CONNER
cial countries.
The wicked flea Is biting bad here
ubouts. We knew this to be true whel
we saw u fashionably attired bell,
throw herself against the back of he
seat in church last Lords Day. A sig
niticant movement OF the tied back in
dictated sanguinary effort to crust
something between the upper heel an,
neither ankle. The temporary disap
pearance of all sanctity from the dam
sels angelic trontispiece showed tn,
fort to be II sad failure. A GENT,
rolling of her lustrous orbs ceiling
wards manifested IL meek reliance on
Providence, and serene aud sGrs. ms
expression announced that the \ !t&r,
flea had fled where no man pursued
|
Personal.
Mr.. Mayiield of lumber fame re
turned this morning.
| General GriersOn, of the Unite,