The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-18

lar author.
The Cincinnati House, opposite
the Texas and Pacific depot, Oh Camp !
street, 10 well deserving Of patronage. |
Good cooking, clean beds, and moder-
ate charges Ia the motto.
The poor farm to be established by
the County Commissioners Court IL
situated mile from Hutchlns and ten
miles from Dallas, and will contain
about three hundred and forty acres.
The court has done well In this mat
ter.
The present grand jury, composed
Of twelve solid and respectable citi-
zens, Is d.sch-rging its duty without
fear, favor or affection, and in so doing
will merit and receive the appreciation
and support OF all good citizens.
Mr., Johnson, who Is at present in
charge Of the postolilce, will doubtless
conduct the affairs Of the Office more
to the satisfaction OF the people than
they have been for some time past.
We believe him to be honest and ca
pable.
Stop that cough by the new prln-
oiple, DIR. j. III. McLean'B Cough and
Lung Healing Globules. They cure
coughs, colds and all throat aud lung
diseases. Trial boxes, twenty-five
cents, by mail. DIR. j. Ii. McLeans
Office, 3l4 Chestnut street, 81. Louis.
The location OF the postolllce Is u
matter of considerable Importance to
the city, and we are satisfied the prop
er authority will be governed only by
its convenience, central location, acs
feasibility and the suitableness OF the
building.
By the way, the next dramatic
company to appear is the Kate Put
man company, which will givs us the
Old Curiosity Shop, dramatlsed from
Dickens work, and In which the i'm
mortal Dick Swiveller and the Mar
chioness will be given.
Gentlemen wishing to join the st.
Matthews Cathedral Benevolent Asso-
citation can do so by leaving their
names aud the dues (dfty cents) with
Mr.. Zach. Tolllver, OF the firm of
Williams ~ Tolliver, who will hand
the names and money to the society.
The complaints about house SER
wants still continues. II would seem
almost impossible for IA housekeeper
In Dallas to obtain servant that she
could rely upon. They come, stay
few days and then leave without any
asslgnable cause. Measures should be
taken to remedy this great domestic
draw back.
The cotton advices from Liver
pool were not more interesting than
those from Dallas pool. The noble
army OF indicted think no. A strict
enforcement of all the laws Is the best
safeguard to the moral well-being of
the State. The law Is plain on the
pool question, and cannot be evaded
by procrastinating its enforcement.
BY u slip of the pen In our report
OF the Councils proceeding, Alderman
Crowdus was recorded as opposed to
the creation of the oflics of Recorder.
This we are glad to say is an error.
The Doctor will doubtless act in this
matter, rs he has always done, for
what he c0nceives to be for the best
interests Of the city and sincerely did
not desire to commit himself to the
proposition until il comes up regularly
for definite action.
The address of the Hon. b. +. Peix-
otte upon the installation Of the new
officers OF the B'nai Birth society, In
which he gave history of that admir-.
able and benevolent association,
was most interesting aud Instructive.
The organization and workings of the
society are wise, practical and emf.
nently philanthrophic and humane,
aud contain many features that might
well be incorporated by other similar
societies.
The following are the officers OF
the B'nai B'reth for the ensuing year.
Moses Uullmann, president; Il, NJ.
Kahn, vice president; En-. Ullmann,
monitor; b. DAVIS, assistant monitor
Ben. Lock, inside guardian; Lee
Cohen, outside guardian; A. M. Friend,
treasurer; A. Suhler, secretary ID.
Goslin, lecturer; Julius Ullmann and
A. Weber, trustees. Messrs. Philip
Sanger, ID. Goslin and En-. Tillmapn
became members of the Grand Lodge
as past officers Of the lodge.
On next Sunday evening our city
will present rather metropolitan APP
pearance, Manager Thompson having
selected that as the date of his benefit
to the poor. This IL the grand gals
night for amusements In our western
and southern cities, Chicago, st. Louis,
New Orleans, Galveston, which no
doubt influenced him In making his
selection, as many persons whose bust
ness prevents them attending of other
evenings could attend upon that occa.