The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-04


Rabbi Shuler was reelected as
minister OF the Hebrew congregation
for the ensuing year, by acclamalion'
The Rabbi il emphOtically the right
man In the right place, and the con
gregation could not have found more
faithful pastor, accomplished teacher
and amiablo gentleman, whose scho-
lastic attainmonts and literary culture
are Off high order.
johnson d Manget, LeGrand hotel,
saves you two dollars and fifty cents
on ticket TO ST. Louis, or If you want
TO go to any point on the Mississippi
river between 81. Louis and ST. Paul,
they Will save you from two dollars
and II half TO ten dollars. Also, tickets
to New Orleans for fifteen dollars. I'D
Mr.. Grove contributed the article
TO our local columns in reference to the
"Forty-hve dollars worth Of SUPPER"
also the paragraph disclaiming any in
tsntion of wOunding Mr., Johnson's,
It's hero's tender sonsibilities. 1t Is
pleasant to note that Mr.. Groves apol-
ogy to his employe, for his facetious
contribution TO The HERALD, is salts
factory TO Mr.. Johnson.
One of .he features of the Celebra-
ton in this city Is the Centennial ball
at the Commonwealth Commercial
College, Lively Hall building, Lover
Of good society, good music and the
charms Of the may dance can pass ~
evening at this ball fraught with pleas
ures and influences never to be forgot
ten. Tickets procured Mt the Firs
National Bank, or Mt the Colleg'
Office, during the day, will be honored
The County Court opened bushes
yesterday, His Honor, Judge Rober
| II. West presiding, The duties of TIN
Judge are very responsible, but W
doubt not that Ills Honor will be equn
to them and succeed in giving sNtisfac
tlon to the bar the litlgants and tn
) people llo il n unggentlGmau Of OK
cellent common sense, decided energ.
= and rreproachable integrity Of ohorac
ter, and viii doubtless discharge hi
+ duticH hOnorably and fairly.
"A party called in ut one of on
wcllknown law firms the other morn
ing and inquired for the other partner
the one in asked him to be seated ant
told him that he would be in in few
minutes. After few minutes haC
elapsed he and the partner went owe
to the Court House to see If he coull
be found there. After search, he wa
not to be found. The stranger remark
ed that he would not know him ii In
would meet him ON the street. Tn,
; partner remarked thut he could no
help knowing him rs he was the bes
looking man in the city of Dallas,
Mr.. Il. +, Cowon, who having NOR
time to devote to our centennial thar
was at first thought possible, and rs
Stunning his position rs chairman 0
the committee of arrangements, ha
everything in applc'pie order at thu
fair grounds for our celebration to day
and with such men ~ w. III. Gill,
John Shea and w. II. Boil as assist
ants in putting down seats, erecting
stands, tables, targets, providing wa
ter, etc, tho public may rest assured
that everything necessary OF falling
within the province of the duties o
that committee have been faithfully
performed, and that too, without il
the least worrying the other gentle
men whose names appear upon that
committee.
The speech of Robert Il. Cowart
Esqn for the State, in the case of Wal
lace West, charged with the murder o
MIR. Montgomery, in 1872, was an eff
fort of marked terseness, vigor ant
logical power, and, rs an argument
was distinguished by its clearness ant
force. Mr., Cowart added another tC
the laurels which his legal culture ano
forensic ability have won for him NJ
one of the coming men at our bar.
Tho speeches of those veterans of the
bar, Colonel John Nj, Stemmons and
Captain j. Nj, Hurt, for the defense,
were characterized by great capacity, n
profound knowledge of the law, and
the faculty OF presenting their eases in
the strongest possible manner. The
reputation achieved 10y these gentle.
men, by many years practice, lost
nothing by yesterdays work.
ILO, for the Fair GrOWnds!
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