The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-16
DALLAS, TEXAS,
WEDNESDAY MORNING :::: MAY 10.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

This 10 good time TO go fishing.
Who Is the next matrimonial vic
tim?
Marshal Morton is not deputy
sheriff.
--Stonewall Greys meet tonight Mt
their armory.
Spring chickens are In market
spring of 1868 or 1870?
The Lamars have given up the
Idea OF going to Houston.
Every mystic reveller In requested
to attend the meeting tonight.
The new pastor of the Episcopal
church will preach next Sunday.
ice plenty of lemons during the
hot weather. They are better than
medicine.
business Is somewhat slack, al
though q great many goods are being
shipped to the country.
There will be meeting of the
Ladies' Society of st. Matthews Catho-
dral, Wednesday, at four O'clock
Some of the Ice dealers here would
make money by sending wagon
round to private houses with ice every
morning.
The dispatches have considerable
to say lately about the Duke dc Cases.
He must be descendent of King
Pharoah.
--Servians are storing grief at Gla-
dova. Well, we are Glad.o-va the
news. This we Kal-a-fat thing for
the army.
"A number of entries have been
made, in the last few days, with the
secretary Of the jockey club. principal
ly for tr0tters.
Why are not the council more
prompt In attendance ut meetings?
It was nearly nine o'clock last night,
before, they got to work.
yesterday the Dallas Real Estate
and Building association paid their
regular monthly dividend of one per
cent. at the Office of the secretary.
Good stock.
Tile four hundred and eighty-third
runaway since the commencement of
the fiscal year, took place yesterday.
Unless the number increases, we will
not do as we'll this season as was done
last.
---"Consider the lilies, how they
grow" We know young man who
considers "Lilly," that is, he consid>
ers her the prettiest girl in town. He
fulfils the scripture as far rs the con-
sidering goes.
1t looks dubious as to the Htna
boys getting their hose cart, although
they offered to furnish and feed their
own horse, and to buy all their own
uniforms and caps, etc. There is some
talk OF their disbanding.
judicial matters are on q par with
the rest of the dizziness now preva-
lent, nothing of any special interest
In any Of the courts. The recorders
court, however, seems to keep grind
ing Its usual grist, but We doubt If it
receives much money from fines.
Our city should have at least one
policeman to every thousand inhabi-
tants. Fort Worth has more than
that. The money paid by the city for
legal advice and costs In law suits,
would give US all the police we want
and run an extra fire department.
Yesterday gentleman connected
with the railroad interest rode his
horse, on Mr.. Davis's invitation, into
the store corner OF Elm and Lamar
streets. As he came out he halted his
horse on the sidewalk, and was OBJ
served bya policeman, who arrested
him for obstructjng the sidewalks.
Billy Kingdom drew up a resolu.
tlon to this effect and II he had
been an alderman would probably
have offered 1t: THAT the funds of
the city now, and hereafter accrulng
In the city treasury, be turned over to
the fire department, except enough to
run the poor house."
--Officer Clemmons turned his pris.
oner Skeens over TO the state agent of
Arkansas, and received check for
500 on Paris bank. There was a
Thousand dollars reward for the man,
and the agent will probably make the
balance, less his expenses. But Roxey
did very well, all things considered.
There will be grand strawberry
and ice cream festival tonight at the
rooms formerly occupied by the Singer
sewing machine company. All the
delIcacies OF the berry season will be
for sale, with Ice cream and the etcet-
eras. The ladies Of the presbyterian
church are the managers Of the affair,
which guarantees everything to be
CONNIE u fdia.
AN old man came 10 town yester-
day with a load OF Ash. He sold |
them, and then thinking that he
would make spiritual aquarium of
himself, spent his proceeds In the
flowing bowl. He got tired and laid
down, Officers sheehan and Dunn