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

1879, 10 March ~, 1850, ai2 1854
bales, Cotton Inspected from september l.
1879, 10 March aI 1850, 2aOh 07 bales, Re-
pealrd fur the same period lsi balef, lle
also showed that theTe was u great decrease
10 the city crop and contributed tho fact IA
close and yigd Inspection, This crop has
been reduced from il1l bales last year, aud
| 1900 bales tho year before, ~ 2,2hi during
the present ymr, There Is certainly room
for decided improvement 1884 bales of
cotton At $40 per hale i slAhOi0, allltle
too much atmospheric influence yet, The
Committee on liarboE after congraluhung
tho exchange upon their ellarb 10 secure y
requisite appropriation, urged that united
eiluFl should be made ~ concentration Of all
appropriations made by Galveston NJ one
designated point and thus secure one deep
and practical harbor for the accommodation
Of vessels seeking Texas trade, and expressed
the hope that the question would be- con-
slanty agItated by the citizens Of Galveston
until the National Congress Legislature,
county aud city authorities take jolntpctlon
on tho matter and appropriate the
sum necessary 10 insure deep
water on the Galveston bar, No method has
been suggested rs 10 how this result WA 10
be obtained, or tho line Of action TO be- plr-
sued, --AtIorneys are notified that tho
Hon, w. Il, Wood, Judge Of the United
States Circuit court, will open court on Mon
day next April 6ih.---'lhe Dargan II
TObyn property on the corner Of Strand and
Twonty'third street. was purchased nj sls,-
900 BY j. NJ. Brown, esq,--lhe Juvenile
Pinal0re company opened the Opem-houso
ta.ui.sht flh. hanaa apatu.lal Ia la an
most capacity. Success Immense. Every.
confirm the rumor that the Gull, olorlo&
Santa FLO mllroad had been purchased by the
Jay Gould combination ---Ex'Goyernor
Hubbard and family return home on the q
o'clock train In the morning, The trayeling
public will regret % learn that james i,
Morris, tho popular chief clerk nj the IRE
mont, will resign his position In II few days
Mr.. Morris has the mountain foyer bad. ID
will 90 East, attend TO some b slncts TINT
requires his attention, and from there TO Col
orado, and will actively Identify himself with
that wonderfully rich nurilorous State May
he become n bonanza king In two months
after he breathcs the rNreiled atmosphere of
the Rockies. Luck could not fall on more
deserving man, or fortune smile on ono who
would make better use of her precious hyors
--Genernl Csnacs, Governor Of Tumauli
pas and staff arrived and left on spocml
train for San Antonio to-day,---A lively
tussel occurred tonight in the telegraph Of
lice, Two lightning singers began badgerlng
each other; became indignant; clinched and
proceeded TO mop up the dusty floor No
bones were broken or blood drawn.--M.
dc Mpriel, Of New York, editor of the Fran
co-Amcrican, arrived to-day and is viewing
the beauties of the Island city,-Colonel
Benton and wife, H. b. Switaer Captain Sc.
bree, j. n. Morgan, U. 5. A., John &.
Wtie, Mrs. Stockbridge, Mrs. Hennossey,
Mrs. Clendenin, Brooklin; Colonial j NJ.
Hanison, Davenport, Iowa. Robert Goudy,
f. V. SHINES and wife, Sol Wolfe, New
York; John Pearson, st, Louis; d. w. Bald
win, WATERFOWL, N. Y; VIM. w. Burke and
wife, Holland, Michigan; Mrs. SchTidt, New
Orleans; Thomas W Baird, are among TO-
days arrivals The steamship San Anto.
Mo, from New York, arrived at her wharf
to-day with an assorted cargo.