The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-21
OVER HE CITY.

Ifyou. love fine spor. attend the races TO-
morrow.
Sig. Talbo is tenor that equals any tenor
in the country.
Tomorrow the races begin, and large
attendance is anticipated.
1t is rumored that negro frozo to death at
Lisbon, Friday night
Choice butter, 25 pals, just received. L
F. Hughes, 720 Elm.
Undoubtedly the finest nickel cigar in the
state. L. F. Hughes, 100 Elm.
Choice dried beet, just out of smoke, ten
der and juicy. L. F. Hughes, 72O Elm.
The scsvengers were out yesterday clearing
away the waste material from the streets.
There are great many strangers in the
city in attendance upon the two conferences.
The weather has moderated considerably.
The snow still fingers in spots as though 10th
to leave.
William Lewis and John Clark we're con-
victed of vagrancy in Justice Edwards court
yesterday.
The morning west bouns train over the
Texas d Pacific was four hours late yester-
day morning.
1t is rare tina our people haze an oppor-
tuniy to hear full, complete opera. Next
Thursday nigl is their chance.
Sig. Tsglispietr,'s opera troupe is one o the
bsst that is travelling in the United States,
and Dallas is favored to have them here.
Remember that when you sea TaglApietra
in his role on Thursday evening, you
may boast that you have seen the grestest
baritone in America.
We are in receipt Of copies Of Harpers
Weekly, Frank Leslie, Puck and other pa
pers, for which our thsuks are ten cred to
the popular news dealers, Messrs. Mason &
Erb, in the St. George hotel.
1t is rather remarkable that notwithstand
ing the numerous frame building there has
not been an alarm of fire sounded in this city
during the present cold snap.
Those in attendance upon the conference
will find copies Of the HERALD AT the count
ing room, containing the names of ministers
and delegates in attendance, and with whom
they are stopping
Again the patients in the city hospital de-
sire to return thanks TO Messrs. Mason & Erb,
the enterprising and popular newsdeslers
under the st. George for flies of newspapers
and other reading matter.
Yesterday the sisles in the district court.
room were laid with mating and the floor of
the Judicial rustrum was covered over with
Brussels carpeting, all of which adds to the
appearance of this wing of the temple of
Justice.
The INDECENT individual who put up his
overcoat last April with his ''uncIe" for a
mere song, when the hooking birds were
sweetly singifg now wonders what n fool he
was not to pack il away with tobacco. ao-
cording 20 custom, to prevent the moths
from nlpping it.
A countryman, the worse for liquor, com.
planned to the police yesterday that he had
left his wagon stand ng on Elm street near
The City bank esierdny, and that come one
had stolen it. After deal of skirmshing
sreund the officers found it IN wagon yard,
where bis friends mad AIKEN it.
Our leading merchants are aroused to the
necessity Of tho road southwest, and are &C
lively at work rolling up subscriptions. Mr.
}. &. Bogel has been especially successful in
h efforts, aud is determined to urge forward
the good work until the last dollar of the
$60s0O is subscribed. General discussion
hiss been aroused over this subscription, and
the city has at last fully determined to see
that it is at once forthcoming.
Elsewhere will be seen the card of Super.
intendent Grove in regard to the change OF
time in the running of trains on the Dallas
u Wichita road. The change is made in
order to more fully facilitate the work on the
extension of the road, so as to reach Denton
some time this week.