The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-18
CITY DOTS.
The Trinity is on q slight l,se.
Beautiful moonlight nights these

The Trinity IS on q sllght l'se.
Beautiful moonlight nights these.
The street crossings are in a sad plight
during this muddy weather.
Travel on the railroads through and to
this p oint is very good at present.
A bear was butchered at the market house
yesterday that Melted 275 pounds.
The Greenbackers havea candidate in the
field for county Judge in the person of Mr..
Bumpas.
The west bound passenger train over the
Texas Il Pacific due at 1855 last evening was
two hours late.
The water closet for the FIRST ward school
will be made are-proof by covering in with
sheet iron.
The mud holes in the business centre are
being filed. This is the way Victor Hugo
would put it.
The management Of the Texas Il Pacific
road accepted twenty miles of the extension
west Of Gordon yesterday.
Construction material for the Texas u
Pacific extension continues to pass through
for the terminus of the road.
The Texas Il Pacific got tw, I've cars OF
rails and six cars Of bridge timber from the
Central yesterday for the west
A lady who was shopping yesterday was
heard to make some very severe and not
inappropriate comments on the street cross
ings.
There was row at the old Point Breeze
saloon last evening in which the Ssyene
scoopers came out little dsfgured but vic
torious
Thompson'S variety theatre is being fitted
up in handsome style. New scenery is tax.
ing the place of the old, and in short the
entire house has been made now again
Bill Yancy, the negro who attempted to
delraul Mrs. Goldman, who keeps lunch
stand on east Elm street out of a can of sal
mon, was fined $50 in the mayors court.
y Work began yesterday on tho extension of
the TranscontineRtal railway from Whites.
borc to Denton, to connect with tho Dallas
Il Wichita, which is pushing forward from
Louisville.
One of the workmen at Phelaus foundry
was arrested yesterday and placed under
bond on charge preferred by j. A. Kay
charging him with assaulting his thirteen
year-old boy, John Kay, jr.
The 'dge across the Dallas branch on
Masten street is in wretched condition. A
horse attached to buggy in crossing it fell
through yesterday and in extricating itself
broke the shafts of the buggy. 1t is danger
Gus in its present condition.
John Frank was arrested yesterday, and
placed under 5000 bond by Deputy Sheriff
Miller, on II writ sworn out by j. lien,
charging him with SANDER in saying that he,
lien, had committed incest with his twelve.
year.old daughter
Judge X. Il Burke, the popular Judge who
presides over the affairs of this county, was
shade or more digniaed yesterday than usual,
all of which was due to the fact that his wife
had that morning presented him with a
chubby little cherub of daughter weighing
nine pounds.
Mr.. s. A. Stewart, for several years pop.
ular dealer in fruits, has identified himself
with the new firm Of Wolf Il Bsruch. dealers
in dry goods, 500 and 6l0 Elm street. Mr.,
Stewart has large and extensive scquaint.
ance In the city, which he will DO pleas. d to
see at his new quarters.
We call attention to the advertisement, of
Knephy Il Son, jewellers, 614 Main street
They have the finest display of jewelry, per.
haps ever exhibited in Dallas. Diamonds of
tho most brilliant lustre, watches and chains,
rings, ETC., Of unique make and the very la test
| styles, fine bronze and marble clocks, and In
short full and complete stock of iewelry.
render 1t to the interest Of those who wish 10