The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
CITY CHIT CHAT.

The police are entorcing the sidewalk o.
dinance.
A mad dog was killed over in the cedar
yesterday.
The city council convenss in regular ses
8 on ,o.night.
F, Z Humphreys WAS fined S. and COS
By Justice Price yesterday + fighting.
Going north this sunme :" swell, no
this summer; some other summer"-[C
g. A. Club.
The weather was not 20 warm yesterday
as there was a refreshing breeze blowing
through the day.
The Chicago, Texas s. Mexican Contra
road has been paying off It's employees fol
the pact three days.
A house 10 to be built at once In the yar(
of the county jail for the accommodation o
the insane now 10 the institution.
Lizzie Petty, colorpd. was arrested and
jailed yesterday by Officer III, in for using
loud and vociferous language.
Judge Burke called the civil docket in the
county court yesterday, aud q number OF
cases were continued. The docket is heavy
one.
Deputy Marshal Cornwall had bone fel.
on on his right thumb split yesterday. l,
gave him so much pain that he went homt
for the day.
Mr.. N Donohue, frmerly citizen OF
this place writes thu HERALD from ST Louis
| oPease state that be Is lying very low in
the Sisters hospital Of that city.
The ladies' OF the literary circle arc Quest.
ed TO inset at Mrs. Lveps,' 1910 Commerce
stree, on Wrdi esdsy Jul, 10Th, at 5 pm. to
vt d to some business transaction.
Sunday nignt Officer Carter, station-house
keeper, lost his pistol of Colts make, Is
calibre He thinks it fell out of his scsb.
bird as he boarded Main street car.
A little son Of Mr.. Thomas Suydel was
run over and seriously injured by bug.
Ky on Bryan street Sunday evening. The
| little fellow was taken to the residence OF
Officer Cornwall in an inseusible condition.
The g sdir G cuff. of the Apple brothers,
which quit work Oh the Texas Trunk road
about week ago, have & ne to work again
grading on the line beyond Kaufman They
have a good sized force.
There is a young m an in this city who bet
afrend fine sut ot.clothes that he would
not drink glass of beer this summer, and
he has stuck to it, for be drinks the amber
liquid out of tin shaker.
Hong X ing lemonades" are popular in
Dallas. They are made of iced tea, sugar
aud lemone, and are regarded rs tho most
refreshing drink ever introduced down the
throats ofa swelterlng popuisce.
The street cutters are positively unbesra-
o'e, and some means ought to DO taken TO
procure water to food them. The city, es-
pecially at night, smells like a hog pen and
1t co nes only from tho filthy cutters.
Eden Scsnlan pleaded guilty before Jas.
t'ce Il iwsrds yesterday to an assault on
Amanda Collins, and was fined IS and cost.
She then swore out q warrant for the arrest
OF Am ,nds Collins, charging her with an
assault.
City Marshal Arnsld has instructed bis
force to arrest sll suspicious characters found
IN the city who cannot show visible means
OF support. He proposes to rid the city, if
possible, of petty thieves that have infeste d
it of latc.
Jack darlington who sold mule for j G
Lively, and horae for j. Phillips when
he pocketed the money and slc ped, was ar
rested at A 'lington, yesterday, by Constable
Cameron, of precinct No. 8, and brou sht
here and lodged in jail. He says he got
druok and spent the money.
While pumping water from he river into
the ire clst' rms Saturday hight the East Dial.
l.s fire engine got mirsd on tho backs OF tc
r.am, and all efforts TO get i. out that
night pro, ed futile. Sunday morning il WIS
re.cued and found to be in e Cd condition.
The second game of billiards for the
lspk Adams medal commences at the
Board OF Trade saloon this evening. Trf
contestants ar" Bsn K,ufm,n IN. who hes al.
ready msie $50 points 10 800, and Frank
Mum, who has made 1893.
Mr. John Moping r rsturned Sunday nigh,
from his trip to Nav YORK. aud other eastern
points. The object OF his trip WAS to solicit
engagements for Craddock's opera II u
for the ensuing season, which begins nj I,
the LIST of October. He says the poor. OF
Dsllas will have better troupes tn : ever
before and more of them.
Yesterday afternoon, 10 the D. r of the
Grand Windsor hotel, were unit, d in the
happy bouds of ma'ri uoDy, BY Rsv. Stephen
II Green. Mr.. j Victor Bowman and Mss
Ada Brain; Mr.. Wm.Jenk'nson, the courteous
clerk Of the Grand Windsor, giving away
the beautiful bride. That bowman ia n
victor, indeed, who seeking to win a hear,
thus captures BRAIN.
j. Il Davis. photographer, is no longer.
connected with bis former rooms on Main
street. but is now fiItirg up q splendid suite
OF rooms on EN- street, opposite ]. NJ
Grams, and will leave for the east in few
days for the purpose of buying a complete
Quilt with I'll the modern improvements
and at the same time secure the services OF
competent operators. VIII be ready fol-
business about the f-st of August, at which
time no would be pleased to have bis numer.
Gus friends and patrons call and see him and
examine some Of his beautiful productions in
photography
The disastrous fire at Denton last week
DESTROYED The Saloon, q branch house Of
Craddock, OF this city, the prince Of saloon
is,s, but he did not let the good people Of
D.nton suffer, for he has opeied q finer one
than that destroyed, and the very best Of
whi-kies and cigars are once more at the
service Of the people of the town and those
who visit II. Oraddock IL q live, energetic
and eDterprisipg man In bis business and no,
even the ravages Of Gre can down him.
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TIT for Tat.
o. p. Leavlin, who published card In the
Gazette, charging Policemen Crowdus and
Hess with being intoxicuted thu nivht prp nj;