The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-16
OVER THE CITY.

The races commence to-day at 2 o'clock
sharp.
The city council meets tonight in regular
session.
There are n number of visitors in the city
in attendance upon the races.
Don't fail to attend the races to-day, for If
you do you will miss fine sport
The iurv commissioned for the next term
of the dctriot court were appointed yoster-
day.
IL can't be truthfully disputed, the best
nickel cigar is sold by l.. Il. Hughes, 12O
Elm street.
K. Dawson, charged with tho theft of two
silver spoons from Woods restaurant, WAS
lodged in Jail yesterday.
lam now prepared to furnish pure coffee,
roasted in my new patent rooster. l.. f.
Hughes, 720 Elm street.
Raw. MIR. Parks, of the Baptist church,
baptiz4d several persons who had protested
at his church, Sunday night
Judgo Burke issued certificates of election
70 tho various officers elected, yesterday,
They will all be sworn in Wednesday.
Arthur Gains team attached to his hack
ran away Sunday night down Main street
The only damage done was broken spring
james Oonlec, pleaded guilty in the district
court Yesterday, to stealing Colonel Hol-
lands horse, and the jury gave him five years
A man who is u stranger in the city fell in
Aft on Main street, near tho corner OF Aus
lin street, Yesterday morning, but was soor
brought around all right.
Sunday night the first white frost of the
season fell. Early yesterday morning the
ground was white with 1t, and ice was iounc
on small pools of water.
Lost, Yesterday on Main street, between
the HERALD Office and city hall, small bras
key belonging to a safe drawer. The hnde
will please leave it at this Office
Captain Dean, elected constable for this
precinct. resigned his position as jiilor yes
terday and Mr.. Will. Graham one of guards
has been appointed in his stead A good
selection this.
The management wishes 1t understood
that ladies need not fear TO attend the races
rs the very best order will be preserved b.
officers who will regulate matters.
Justice Edwards, lined NJ. McEaver, 81 an,
cost yeSleruhN vi plch VI Huhel w ubt
profane language. He gave Charles Baker
a tramp, ST and cos! on the charge ofvss
rancy. They we're committed to jail.
Rev. j. Fl. Curry, pastor of the First Bap-
list church, preached to a large and attentiv
congregation Sunday night. The church wa
damned. After the services the ordnar CO G
bsp,ism was administered to several converts
John Lynch, charged with theft of none,
is on trial in the district court. The cas-
was taken up ut noon, and went to tho jur
about o'clock, but after being out an hou
failed 10 agree. The court held them ovt
until this morning.
Clark Kendall, while under the inauenc
of LIQUOR, went cunning Sunday evenin
after some imaginary enemy, armed with
double.barrelled shot gun. Officer Tol
Cornwall arrested him, and he WAS fined
the MAYORS court yesterday for intoxicatio
An impressive scene was witnessed at s.
Matthew's cathedral Sunday morning,
being the reinstating Of MIR. Edmund Hard,
10 the Episcopal church. Some time ago
withdrew from that church and espous
Catholicism, but becoming dissatisfied,
withdrew from that church and came ba
70 that Of his hrst choice.