The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-10

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The "sportsp made their MONTH,
settlement yesterday, and thereby In
creased the cIty's assels many shekelt
Mr., @. W, Couldock aud Mr., led
win Adams viii probably visit our cit
In short time with n dramatl
troupe.
The A. o. Iis'. are making ever
preparation TO properly celebrate III
natal day OF their patron saint on th
18th.
The " boysp aro beginning I
work up the municipal election TO
degree Of warmth that IL interesting
Keep 1t up.
The attention Of the authorities
called to II dangerous hole In the stree
in front Of the Pacific House, on Pa
cihc avenue,
The ladies should call ut Clark
Bryan Il Brothers and examine tn
beautiful stock of dress goods they
have recently received.
Mrs. Victoria G.. Woodruff, n lady
not entirely unknown to the American
public, will shortly deliver "A lecture al
Fields Theatre, in this city.
--Rumor has II that there will
shortly be decrease in the price OF
the usual toddy, caused by the sudden
conversion to total abstinence of sew
eral well.known topers.
you want to so to New Orleans
for fifteen dollars, go to johnson 4
Mangeps railroad ticket Office, lat
Grand Hotel. They have also good
safe for sale cheap. I'D.
The gentle and seductive little
game of "push" appears to be increas-
ing in favor. The most fashionable
way Of playing the game Is to push Il
pile and then push down stairs.
There will be race at the Fair to-
morrow alternc on ut o'clock, weather,
permitting. The purse is two hundred
and fifty dollars u side, while con-
siderable money has been bet on the
outside.
Mike Gallagher was Yesterday re-
leased from Jail, having filed n good
aud sufficient bond. Mike has been
boarding at the county's expense for
several months, on charge of theft.
From the Courthouse square to the
Market Drug Store, distance of near
ly half u mile, the south side of Main
street, with the exception of two va
cant lots and the cross streets, is
solid block of business houses.
Complaint is made of the gutter in
front of Messrs. Schneider g. Davis es-
adjustment, corner Of Elm and Lamar
streets. Can't the gang be protitably
employed thereabouts for an hour or
two?
"A number of the mem bers of the
Kansas Legislature, accompanied by
several invited guests, reached our
city Wednesday evening, on u pleas
ure excursion. They left yesterday for
Galveston, accompanied by the dis.
tinguished editor of the Guerrilla, Of
course, rs he was never known to re-
fuse free ride.
The old two-story frame building
on Main street, west of the Lamar
Hotel, known as the st. Louis Restau-
rant, is being RACED, to make room for
commodious three-story iron front
brick building. That philosophical
citizen, Colonel John b. Stone, is the
enterprising gentleman who is having
the work done.
Two of the jolly railroad boys
passed through the municipal mill yes.
terday, labelled, respectively, twenty
and twenty-five dollars and costs.
That's the amount His Honor taxes
those who disturb the peace and quiet
of inofiensive and industrious German
by throwing brickbats and
using profane and obscene language.
The builders of the new brick
church on Elm street for the con-
gregation of the Methodist Episcopal
North, have secured the ser.
vices of Mr.. Evans, of Galveston, to
finish the interior of the building. Mr..
Evans is represented as an artist of
more than ordinary ability, and will
doubtless execute presentable piece
Of workmanship.
IS. II. Taylor, owner of n patent
brick making machine, which he has
had on exhibition at the yard of the
Trinity Brick Manufacturing Com
pany, was upon the eve of leaving the
city yesterday, but changed his mind,
and will to-day show cause to Judge
Burford why he shouldn't settle ground
rent before departing. The machine
Is In possession Of the officer who
served the writ Of attachment.
Personal.
Mr.. A. ID. Rust, editor of the Ellis
County News. waa In tho eity ,,as,o.