The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-28
CITY CHI,.s.

Yesterday was sunshining sul.ry day.
Flux is prevalent in the city to an alarming
extent.
Officer Crowdus arrested aud jagged "One.
eyed Joe" yesterday for fighting.
DR.. L. Elliott, formerly of this city and
now Of Tarrant county, is in the city.
A force was at work filing the largo mud
holes on Main and Elm streets yesterday.
Mr.. Patterson, OF peach stone fame, has
purchased bran new horse and buck.
board.
Seven families of German Immigrants
passed down the Texas Central yesterday
morning on route to San. Antonio.
! The ugly mud hole in the middle of the
side walk at the intersection of Main and
Poydras streets was filled up yesterday.
The store room adjoining the Board of
Trade saloon, Is being fitted up and will DO
occupied by barber shop and shoe store.
The Texas g. Pacific road is repairing and
hsllasting track, corner of Austin street and
Pacific avenue. New ties are being put in
and aome new rails put down where needed.
Messrs. Morgan Bsbcock and Lee Prince
arc tho boss telephone men of the west and OK.
tremoly accommodating, as t 0 HERALD can
testify.
And now the young man in the Telephone
Exchange is frE in the belief that old Jobs
stock of patience was not a circumstance
compared 10 his.
| w. II. Parks, pastor Of the first Baptist
church ofthis city, has been elected TO preach
the sermon Of the approaching commence.
ment of Waco University.
In the office of the Chicago, Texas &
Mexican Central railrosd, Is complete man
Of Mexico with all the railroads and pro.
jected ones fully delnea,ed.
There are a large number Of strangers who
came under the impression that the races.
which were postponed until Tuesdny on
account Of the rainy weather, wero in pro.
gress.
Charley Park is happy. Tho boy weighed
nine pounds and half. Mother and child
doing well. He says he will have TO raise
the price of hauling furniture or work moro
horses every day.
The HERALD Office returns thanks (,
Messrs. Lee 81 Walker, of lll3 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, for piece of beautiful
music, entitled "Colonel Thomas A. Sco,ts
Fuaeral March," The music is by w,
Diedorides.
Officers Tom Cornwall aud Crowdus mr..
rested ard lodged in tho station house yos.
terday morning Sam Jones' colored, who IL
held TO answer TO three charges, one for
gaming, one for fighting and ono for inter.
fering with private property.
Tho Sunday school of the First Bsp,is.
church Of which Rev. Mr.. Parks Is pastor,
will give picnic to-day at tho city park nj
tho terminus Of tho Ervsy street railway,
Colonel Henry Keller, tho superintendent
Of the road, has agreed "a. pass children 10
aud fro ovcr tho road. for ono fare.
In the case Of 8. B. Eimoudson Va, tho
country treasurer alluded 10 In yesterdsy's
edition, tho demurrer was sustained, thereby
putting the plaintiff on, Of court. This set.
Ties tho matter, and the warrant Issued nv
j. Il. Barley will DO scaled u, I'll the indebi.
edness Of Mr.. Bsfkley is paid L. full.
C@ur do Leon lodge No. 8, Knirhts Of
Pythias, Yesterday received an Invitation
from tho Fort Worth Knights 10 BE- present
AZ the ceremonies oflsyipg tho corner stono
Of the proposed new PyihiAn temple. n
Tuesday. 7th proximo. Quite numbcr Of
The members Of Cuur d. Leon !cdso h.vs
decided 70 Be present. '