The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-20

| lne cOllOn Hhlhtl HM prNn on " unrllhl
throughout the week, having fallen of 1 of D
cent, but closed yesterday quiet aud steady
The sales for the pasI week amounted Il
b,iOS bales, Stock on hand 82,0l9 bales
agninst ls,l76at the same time lasl year
The Shipping Ia port embraces one
steamer, two ships, sr bArques, one brig and
four sohooners, independent Of the coasIlng
tleel John \, Stanley. the young man
VII fell from n shed on Thursday night last,
lnjuring his splne and neck, died tho follow
lng night In the City hospital, II squesllon'
abo whether his fall was aooidenlal or design
Stanley, until three weeks agu, was bar
tender Al the BANK Exchange, but from some
cause hs lost bis position, became dospondenI
In consequence and spent his money freely Ia
giving his friends dubious entertainments
until II was nearly exhausted. Amer bis fall
he expressed desire that his injury might
prove fs,sl.-ThomN Naiher book-keeper
FOR Mentn DNo, died suddenly Friday night,
Of hemorrhage OF the lungs. The night before
he was In his usual healIh and spirits. ----rhe
steamship Rio Grande with the assistance Of
three tugs crossed tho bar, and Is lying nj hOr
mooring Al The foot OF Williams wharf dis
charging ,argo, --rhe matrimonial mar.
hVh WI AllN llHfN W'ih WNn NlhhNI lNNH INV
week previous, four maidens assuming the
duties Of wliehood Heal estate transfers
have also been quite humorous during tho
past week, ranging In price Gom $40 10
$4,000 The Sisters Of Mercy who have
charge Of the Re(ormatory In this city, gave
picnic under cir auspices, assisted by
gentlemen who aro well.known for their
practical charities, In behalf of the institution,
Tho picnic WIS., largely attended, and WAS n
success in every respect, and large amount
was realized which will bo applied toward
the reclamation oftbe erring and fallen OF hui
marty, The benefit 10 Manager j p,
Evans was SHINY attended in consequence Of
the picnic ind other attractions The play
was Bartly Camphcll's beautiful society
d anna, "A True Woman" Miss Agnes
Herndon appearing in tho lesdiog role,----
The delegates TO the State convention ARE d.
vded up into Congressional districts. All
delegates from the First Congressional district
will meet for conference In the armory Of
the Washington guards. Those from the
Second district. at the Longshoremen's lodge
room, and tho Third at the rooms Of the APP
pslate court, the Fourth in the dning'room
on tho first floor of the Washington
hotel, the fifth at tho courthouse, and Tho
sixth nv the Opera-hou'e, while the general
headquarters Of the delegates, will be in the
reading-rooms Of the fremont house. Here
a register will be kept in which ii Is expected
each and every delegate will be expected to
register his name and place where he is stop.
ping, so that he can be easily found. The
Reception committee who are charged with
perfecting these arrangements, will have an
h., at Tho h,pun M,rlu,.
evening, TO make financial arrangements for
the reception. From present indications,
Galveston will be jammed during the con-
vention, and n lively interest has been mani
tested already TOR accommodations during
that period --0ficer Radey who has charge
of the street-gang, had Il lively tussel with u
c0lorod member Of his gang in the public.
square, and aid was necessary before he could
sdbdue his assalant.--At about 1890 last
night, ms your reporter was sitting IN front of
the Washington hotel, cogitntlng how to get
up sensational item, hack was driven
hurriedly up to the main entrance, and L. j.
Frank, Of Levy Bros 81 Owens, came in and
stated to the night clerk that he wanted n
room for a gentleman he had rescued from
drowning in the gulf That ne would be re-
sponsible for his bill, aud would call in the
morning and bring him suit
of clothes as those he had
on were completely saturated,
The clerk complied with the request, aud Mr..
Frank returned to the hack, anl after con-
siderable difficulty aroused the person, and
with the assistance of the hack-driver con-
Quoted the gentleman to the room assigned
him, when he was quickly stripped OF his
saturated garments and pgt to bed between
blankets. AS soon rs he was led into the ho-
tel, your reporter recognized the gentleman
as bsing Joseph Tryon, of Houston, whom
he had encountered at the station about three
hours before, where he had been brought
and complaint lodged against him by u
hickman for refusing to pay him So 90 for
hack hire. The hackman stated that he had
taken him first to the Glrardin house, then to
private residence, and the family beiRg
away from home, he ordered the hAckman
to drive him back to the hotel. On the way
back Tryon ordered him to stop at tho Two
Brothers Saloon" That here rryon and
friend he had with him got out went into
the saloon, and when he entered to demand
his fare, they ran out and entered the "Bank
Exchange Saloon" Following them there,
and Tryon and his friend still
attempting to avoid him, he caused
their arrest. Tryon admitted that
he had ridden in the hack, but that he
did not owe the bill, as II Mr. Ram had or
dered the hack and had invited him to ride
with him, and that he was the party that
WAS responsible for the hackman's fare
Tryon WIS held on the charge preferred, and
after offering his watch and chain to the
Chief of Police and Night Sergeant AS Sc
curity for his Appearance, and they inform
ing him that it would be violation of the
ordinance defining their duties to become re-
sponsible fer hi, appearance, he offered his
watch to other parties in the oili"e to 20 on
his bond for fifty dollars. Finally, out of
consideration for his family, and upon his
solem assurance that he would appear be-
f rs the Recorder on Monday morning at
Q o'clock or pay the hickman his five dol
lars, the Chief permitted him to 60 on his
reccgnizsnce. When called upon TO give his
name by the Sergeant he WAS reluctant but
finally gave his name a. Ryan, He left the
police-ststion vowing vengeance against the
hickman that had him arrested He was
then intoxicated-went out, perhsp. drank
more, got crazy, and attempted to drown
himself in the Gulf when discovered by
Mr.. Frank, who rushed into the wster
and rescued him and brought him
to the hotel as above stated
Friday night there was stir and a hustle
upon the stairs leading up to the polce-sts-
ton, and soon policemen McCariy and
Schsub appeared with Richard Lscock in
tow, preceded by buxom dusky Lass, who
lightly trippsd inside the rail, and, seating
L. II 4. III.