The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-19
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SHERMAN, u y is lsSO,
a beautiful day, Delightfully."- cool and
adapted to pic-nics, which is ju4t the reason
that the good people Of St. MIR, 3 church arc
out in the woods disporling themselves ia
this manner. Our heart freely overlooked
with envy as we gaaed upon the good array
leadiLg westwpd. TO night a series Of
meetings will begin ut SLPaul's NJ. l.. church,
which will continue for an indefinite period.
1t is to be hoped that the christian people Of
this city generally will turn out and lend
helping hund---Mr. Benjsmn, who repre-.
sents the HERALD. and has been ill for some
time, is on the streets once more, much to the
delight Of his many friends.--Wa regret
exceedingly to learn of the serious illness of
VIM. r. Maeyers, and but express the sem
tlm"its of our citizenS generally, when we
wish him speedy recovery.--A very
pleasant meeting If the Library Association
last night. Col. Norris read an interesting
paper on Email Talk, which, but for It's
length, was enjoyable Mr.. billiard recited
an extract from Mark Twan's Innocence
Abroad, and during some Introductory re-
marks, gave the astounding information that
tho author aforementioned, though by no
means good humorist, had said some very
good things, The music was rather above
the ordinary grade, a Duet by Misses Brown
and Pelman being especially enjoyable.
While we are speaking Of this association, it
may be- we'll to mention the contemplated
change in the programme on next Monday.
Our people SO long deprived Of exhibitions
o! histrIonic talent on account of the loss of
the Opera'house, are to have II treat in the
way of the drama. Messrs. Dill, Edmonsou,
Finley, Baiour and several other gentlemen
of equally great dramatic ability will take
part, and the bare mention OF their ramps is
sufficient guarantee of success.-A philo
sophical society is in process of incubation.
Tho elegant private boarding house of
Mr.. Myers is crowded with guests Mt present
Tile brick blocks on the north side are
approaching the skys with rapiIity that
makes ones head swim, Cotton coming
in with great elaboration, which precisely
expresses the way in which our mer-
chants arc rushed with business
Charlie Mitchell so long confined to his
room by sickness, will soon be able to visit
the boys again, and the strawberrisn doctors
wishing spell is about er--The editor of
the Morning Courier is on our streets in IL
new suit again. "Behold these lilies" etc.
A newspaper man should be more humble
these hard tmoS. Camp me-, ting time is
on us again. Chickens are ripe and linen
busters are blossoming. The first meeting is
out near D"nison, and it is the right thing in
the right place. for we don't know Of city
anywhere that stands in such desperate need
of good old fashioned Methodist camp
meeting rs tho one Just north of us.--To
night our citizens meet to CONSIDER the ways
and means of dissipsting on the coming
Fourth of Jnlv, And there is determine
ton on all sides to give the pent,up enthusi-
asm and patriotism Of Sherman the widest
possible outlet on that dsy.---Our streets
are graeed by the presence of Major j. S.
Noble, Miss Annie Scott and Miss Minnie
Noble. We trust that these distinguished
personages will enjoy their stay in our midst.
Our Jewish friends have removed their
place of meeting to the summer building
Colonel Tom Scott, who seems to be some
what embarrassed financially, sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Colonel r. p Dicks, Sec
rotary Of the Curb stone Brokers and Loan |
association yesterday; "New York. May H.
Dear II, Pam in need of money to com
plete tho d. " Z. railroad, Can | negotiate |
II loan with the q. b and l.. A. for eighty
four cents? Answer Immediately. Il. Scott. |
Owing to tie absence of the president and |
attorney Of the association, Colonel Dicks
could hot grant the request, MS he is in doubt |
as 10 whether the security offered will be suf
hcient--Let me see-what was his name?
Well, it don't matter much for u. The |
poet would have it, whats in .. oame >" or
something to that effect. You may call him |
Smith, or Jones, or Brown, or Dalrymple. |
hut the way III which his regard fer his k
et-book broke up that little picnic and lett |
the boys in the iurch on the ,Ce-cream bust !
ness, is simply astounding 70 all but those
who know him best. "otNy, itilor, stay, |
and hear my woe, He is not mad that kneels |
to thee" was the poetical chirrup of Mr.. |
Smuthers this morhng as tae inyitation,ito |
the Mayors levce was handed to him. |
Mr. Smuthers is \ gentleman of leisure and |
traveller of large experience. He may be a
Vanderbilt in disguise, but the disguise is |
very complete in one sense but rather scanty |
in another In fact his attire is of the most |
Summer description. He may
bea tramp Du MI. ). most emphatically |
denies tho base insinuatiou. Tramp. Not it |
no knew himself The calm midnight had |
woed him from his palst al quarters IN dry
goods box, and he had thought to let the
zephyrs tan his brow and stray at will |
among hi3 hab iuents and he had walked |
forth, and at length over, ONE b. the bri :
liancy of the night he hal lain down ON the
pavement in the arms OF Morpheus-n e.
sphoricslly speaking. But the brilliancy of
the night wasn't halt rs powerful us the two
dollar fine which His Honor imposed, and
Mr.. Smuthers is at present engaged in mi
ming operations with the chain gang.--
Seated around the tables of the Binkley
Houseyou may discover the following nam
ed ladies and gentlemen; V Sinclair,
City Ben LeCraf1 City Geo. Brown, City;
G F GiIpin, st. Louis O A Murray and la
DIV, Gainesville j P Tolliver, Texas j D
King aud lady, Dallas s A Cook and lad,
Denison; w M Schaeffer, city; II b San
burn and Brother, Houston; L II Borse, H p
Hughes, Dallas; @ f Chamberlain, ST Louis;
G B Tabor Jno L Lovejoy, Dallas; Miss
Minnie Noble, Miss Annie Scott, Robcr,
Noble, Marshall; Geo w Vinton, VIVA.
Evans, Moline, Ill; j w Hodge, Dallas; ] S
Noble, Texsrkans. h Metz, Sherman, II
Barksdale, ] NJ Hunt E B Thomas, L Hof.
man, Dallas; s u Finley, Terrell; George +
Verder, Philadelphia.