The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

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lo'nnofr0w nIofulhR, at tne depo,' ,WnP,t
they VIII remain on the caTs over nlght' NJ
0JO tomorrow morning they VIII DC met
by me re puOil committee ana coiuncleu
~ the hotels. AT +. m. they VIII visit the
beach aud attend musical concert at the
pavilion in the evening. AT 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, they will be formally re-
ceived by the public az the Cotton eX-
change. At II o'clock, they will make an
excursion on the bay, visiting the harbor
Improvements. At 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon n banquet will be given
them at the Garlen Nerien, where a
ball will be given them at night,
with music by the Lindrnberge band. The
excursionists will leave Galveston on their
return trip Tuesday evening.
The Gulf, Colorado d Santa Fe road will
be open for traffic to Lampasas to-mn row.
r. Bangan, (colored) one of the voters at
the eighth ward election Thursday, was to-
day bound over under $500 bond 10 appear
before the criminal court 1t was in evil
dence that after one Paul PitZler had been
knocked senseless, Bangan struck him Sc
we're FLOWS with heavy club, cutting
deep cash in his head
Real estate transfers for the past week,
$46 ,309.03
Deaths for the week, six; four children.
A special train will take run over the
New York. Texas e Mexican railroad to-
morrow morning. The party will consist
of Colonel Fisher. auditor New York, Texas
q Mexican railroad; w. II. Harding, gen
eral manager Galveston, Houston & Hen
derson railway; Charles L. Leslie, superin-
tendent; c. G. Clifford, secretary Calves
ton, Houston & Henderson railway, and
several other parties, The train will 90
through TO Victoria. "
GALVESTON, NAV ia formal reception
was given the Missouri Press association at
the Cotton exchange, at 10 o'clock this
morning. Colonel Seth Shepherd delivering
the address of welcome, andF. f. Lessner,
president of the association, responding.
At II o'clock the committee ana excursion.
lists left the dock, visiting the ship
ping. etc, outside the bar, and returned
at 3 d. m At $50 this afternoon a
hanouet was Civen the guests at the
Gar,en Verein' Tonight the visiting
journalists are mostly at a rendition of coli
yette" at the opera-house, to which a COR
dihl invitation was extended. At the Gar
den this evening az the conclusion of the
banquet handsome silver tea service was
presented S ~. Garland. general passenger
agent of the Missouri Pacific; goid-headed
cane to r, I. Lessner, president ofthe Mis-
sonri nress assoriati6n. and handsome
gold chain ard locket to Captain Joseph
II. Turner, corresponding secretary
If the same organization. The toast, "The
Missouri Press Association" was elo-
auenrly RESPONDED to by Colonel Childs, of
Richmond, Missouri. The party leave for
Houston at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning,
thence to San Antonio, whence they go to
St. Louis, where they will dis
perse. During their stay in this city
free use of the lines OF the city
railroad was cordially rendered the visitors,
and they were serenaded tonight by the
WASHINGTON Guards in full dress uniform,
At the meeting of the grand lodge, l. O.
b b. today n RECOMMENDATION Was read
advocating the consolidation of all Jewish
orders; also one relative to rendering assis-
lance to the emigrating Russian Jews. A
complimentarv Entertainment at the opera
house was given the visiting delegates TO-
night,
Cinnie Jones was assaulted this evening
by Charlotte Scott, who inflicted severe
wound in the left forehead with an iron
wedge.
In a difficulty last night in Henderson's
saloon on Market street. the brother of the
proprietor cut Dennis Crowley in the abdo-
men with a pocket-knife, inHicting what
was pronounced by the attending physician
as A serious wound.
GALVESTON, NAV 16.-Third DAYS pro-
ceedings of Grand lodge of LOB b: The
Alabama lodges sent congratulatory tele.
grams. Little Rock lodge wired, stating
high water prevented the presence of their
deIegates
A resolution was offered by Labatt that the
proposition of the endowment committee
Ia the effect that assessment he necessarily
raised TO the rate of sig per each 81 900 en-
dowment, assessments to be PAYABLE in
quarterly installments. After adoption
the resolution was referred back to the en-
dowment committee,
The following committees were elected
for the ensuing Year:
General committee-H. J. Labatt, Sol.
Kahn. William Winters, John Richman,
sam JTllman, G. H, Jacoby.
'd Court Of annaoiscone member from each
ut tbe states comprising the district-Leon
Levy. Galveston, chairman; William Kahn,
Mississippi: ], Greil, Alabama; Gabe Stern,
I 'on;sinpap. q NJ Cobn Florida. NJ sam
fsld Tennessee No delegates being pres
ent from Arkansas, Louisiana was accorded
a second representative on the committee,
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Trustees of the Jewish widows ard or.
phans home-Gabe Kahn. Max Dinkel-
spell, Fred Marx ana sam conn ...o
os,ho Giaraiond 2b,o ornhens, asvlnm IN
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siaotoJ 90 daIeao,e from This Grand lodge
,N 10 ann,ai ,,astina az Tho trnstees of the
same So me- ;nstitntion ernenses TO he horne by
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