The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-16
LOCAL J0TTINGS.

The gutters.need cleangln out In
places.
Fruit and vegetable stands oontln-
ne to spring up over the city.
Travel 10 very light at present,
being less than II has been In months
past.
The paper hanger IL busy decorat-
Ing saloons and other public places In
gay colora
The market Is we'll supplied With
spring chickens and they are deolin.
Ing In price,.
The moonlight nights do not In
timldate the rats In the least. They
are, If anything, holder than ever In
their raids over the city.
Lieutenant Peak, II IL understood,
will disband his company OF rangers,
keeping only few picked men.
Yesterday wos u cloudy day, yet
the weather was cool and pleasant
with gentle gulf breeze blowing.
The moonlight nights have awak-
ened music In the Thomas cat, and he
renders II with startling effect from
the chimney tops.
-Mocking birds are said to be very
numerous this season In the country,
and their melodious song IL heard over
the beautiful prairies.
Tn ere IL good deal Of complaint
In regard to the obstruction OF the
sidewalks with objects, and the mar.
shal should look after tho matter.
Dallas Chapter No. AZ, h. A., will
meet at their hall Tonight, AZ O'clock
sharp, for work in tho II. A. degree.
Visiting companions are invited to at
tend
The Frohs Sim society contemplate
giving picnic and vocal concert some
time next month ut Longs lake,
which viii be u rare treat to the lovers
of music.
The dust isa great nuisance and
the average citizen will be glad to
know that arrangements are being
made for srrinkling carts ON Main and
Elm streets
The receipts of wheat We're light
yesterday, there being but few hun.
dred bushels on the market This il
attributable to the fact that the farms
ers are busy harvesting just at this
time. There is no change in the price.
Reverend Mubey, colored, OF the
Christian church, who Is on an evan
gelizing tour, gathered quite crowd
of listeners composed mostly OF whites
at the corner Of Main and Lamar
streets yesterday evening. He halls
from the state of Ohio, and appears to
be possessed OF fair education and
speaks well,
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Captain Anderson, United States
deputy marshal, returned to the city
yesterday, from Denton, where he had
gone to summon witnesses in the
case of the United States vs.. Pipes and
Herndon, charged with robbing the
United States mail. The trial " AZ set
for last Tuesday, but has not begun
yet, owing to the absence of material
witnesses. A great deal of testimony
Will be introduced by both the prose.
cution and defense.
The picnic given at Longs lake
last night by the b. BIS was an elegant
affair. The company was agreeably
large and the light fantastic was trip
ped to the tune of splendid music dis.
coursed by Parker's band. The beau
tiful lake shone like sheet of silver
under the soft light Of the moon, while
gallant young men and fair ladies
rewed over its bosom, enjoying scene
OF beauty. AT a late hour in the night
the party returned to the city.
Take Noticef