The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

, SSares sue u now marry Que OF The Peers
T SUspuVn calls upon the winged iai-
= nv 20 prove ms ancestry. They trip upon
,nv $50 Win thelr queen who talk about
= vI''.us hetset INTO a buttsrcup, swinging
: upon 6obNeh, aud diving into a dewdro,
She hes the misfortune n be tsEen tor ~
Z proprietor OF ayoung ladies' seminary. and
"a revenge predlcls that Strephon snail IN
7 W Tue next parliament, thar earldoms and
} peerages shall be sold for three u penny
, ana "a dukes exalted station be attainah,e
J ey competitive eXamination,n
, fhyllis and Strephon are finally recon.
, cled, but the lord chancellor still reiuSps
ms consent until lolAnthe interpnses aud
eAp'slns That she is his wife and Strephon
, lueit son She was TO have suffered capltal
punishment for lovilg a mortal, but has
oaen pardoned en- condition ~ never reveal.
ing who her husband was. Now, that she
hHs uore SO 10 save Ler son. she is again
condemned to die. But the FAIRIES declare
'nst IN that case they all must de. for thev
Sl' nave fallen IN love with the peers The
queen felents because she "Cen't slaughter
me whole company" Theruie haschnnred
into every fairy snail die who don't m lrry
mortal and The queen, 10 save herself
proposes to Private Willis, the sentry. Sbo
consents. as he don't think much of M
BRUSH soldier who wouldn't lllcopyep.
leute hlmseltt to save a female IN distress
Arm9trong's Ministries closed their season
al Indianapolis, ard all dates are cancelled.
me Claire Scott combination PLAYED In
terrell Friday and Saturday, and the
Mabel Notion combination open for tVo
hlahts tomorrow.
The Chicago Ideal Opera company are In
waco tomorrow night and Tuesday. They
1hnenl the now opera'house at Fort Worth On
"Wednesday
Ctp1araita will D., ,,,,J,..l 49,. \,
Worth on the l5.h.
Mr.. Harry Cardova, agent of the Idea,
dly.
The sale of season tickets, SO each. which
Will entitie lho holder to one hundred ad.
mission prior To the LIST Of May, 1881 will
~ on sale Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock, aud the regular sale of reserved
seats for the opening performance will
commence ON Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock ~ he Santa Fc ticket office. under
the Grand-Wiudsor hotel.
The LIZZIE May Ulmer combination Ia
billed ior Houston October 8, Bolton, o.;
Waco, 10 ana II; q rsicana ~ and l3
heArne ID; Palestine, 10 and II, Marshall
~ Shreveport, 10 ana 20; Jefferson, %.
Iexarkaba %; Hot Springs "a ana 25; Lit.
Tie Rock. 70 and q. The company Is well
spoken Of
Sol Smith Russell the comedian opens
at the Dallas opera house October Is, Fort
Worth, 10 and Cleburne, 70.
The private boxes at the opening of Il e
opera house are to be sold at auction.
, To look at the opera house to-day one
would hardly realize the fact that the nuild-
ing Is to be opened TOR the reception OF the
public and theatrical companies In one
4 week. MIR. Brownlee certainly deserves
4 much praise, and when the house opens on
the 10Th Mr.. BrOwnlee can safely say that
he has acc0mp ishel marvellous task.
Clifford Van Sickles, of the Santa Fe
route, is dong his best TO make things
plea ant for theatrical people on their Jour.
ney through the state.
The following is u list Of the bookings foI
the Grand optra-house, Little Rok, Arkan
sas, Coouel X. A. Little, manager: Octo
T. Der 26 and q, Lizzie May Ulmer; %. Flor
ence Gerald: 80 and 81 and November
! Tom keene; and 3. Black Dwarf; 8 and o
ST. q llnten Opera company; s and 0 T..
mernda; 10 and l6, Only Farmers Ddugh
I ter; 81, Fred Warde; 20, Gibler's Humpty
; Dumpty company; %, Q H. Davis De
cember G and Z Jane Coombs; 10, State
Attorney; II, Mu doon's Picnic Il ant
10. Lights of London; Is and ~
D Minnie Madden; p aud 70. Ford
Opera company; 81 and January L. JOSE
l6, Il and Is, Emma Abbott Opera com
$ pauy; 23l, Anna Dickinson; 9th and 2j.h
;. Mrs Winthrop; February OH, Baker 4
u Farrou; l2lh aud 18Th. Roland Reed il
\ Check 22l and 2}i Rose Eytinge. % /
s aud March 1t, Ia Belle Russo; 9Th, + o
= b Co; April LIST aud 2l Mestayer's Tour
lists.
The 81. Qulnlcn Opera company playe,
10 Houston last night
Colonel Louis T. Cook, advance mana
d ger 1T w. W. Coles circus, is In the cit
cooking alter the interests ofthe show.
M'KlHY "
n The lIisperiau soolu gave an entertain
- ment at the college last Monday night. Tn
= attendance was COED. Exercises wer
. opened by the secretary, Clint Thompson
Q n typo ON the Enquirer. The subject Wa
c Tue Human Mind" and indicated tina
n Thomps N knew something more than p s
h o., and Ms,
n Lou Crouch gave select readings on tenn
a per, but later indications showed that tn
i audience had suite ent OF the article,
4 An eXiempote speech by Mr.. Charlie
4 Heard with Life" for n subject, was de
i hvered In charity sermon style, and illus
n trated after Manner OF Bishop Heber.
J, Mr.. Heard evidently believes that ever
n cloud should have silver lnirg for IA
d ended his sombre theme by disclosing tn
n material wants Of the treasury Of which II
!; l. the guardian. and asking the audience 4
u ait in Ieplenishing.
!. The Black Horse aud It's Rider. a recita
n tion, was rec;ted finely by Miss Ella Wiley
= Polook's Apostrophc to Byron was cap
h italy rendered by MIR. George Norris VIII
h showed an appreciation OF that moGnliioen
e piece.
n In the future music will be added as
}; pleasant feature,
= ]. ID. Newsome and family returned thi
y week from a summers tour In California
n r. H. Bomar, OF Black WAXy. retutne,
Al FRIDAY morning from visit TO Louisville
exposition.
10 Hon, W. II. Andrews, the bee man o
l. Texas, returned this week from trip 4
d Canada, where he has been attending
9. convention OF bee-keepers
h DR.. Corridor, OF Greenyille, was In tn
y CITY this week, attending sick brother.
Miss Julia McCarty, en- route from
It Gainesville TO Terrell, stopped a day II
D. oar city.
10 A young gentleman who is quite swe,
|; on a Dallas beauty bnt not up fully on Thu
" telephone held tete q tete over III,
n wires few days ago, commencing thu
10 wise. "Ain't that nice, she's daisy. Gao
II I'm all q. X. III could only mansge IN,
E; old duiier rs welln And some slronge
e remarks. "Oh! Walter, aint you ashamt,
n Of yourstlil" coming forth from the othe
Is end startled him no little and convinced
r. him that now telephone walls have ears.
IL Mr. James Cough left this week on I
o visit TO the Louisville exposition.
l. Mr.. T. J. Cloyd and j. I. Coleman, two
n Of our prominent merchants, len early thu
n week on visit 10 the 81. Louis fair.
Il Harry Goodloe, OF Dallas, has been II
10 the city sick This week he is now better.
e Our gailaLt friend +. NJ. Davidson, LET
this morning on a visit TO sherman TO looe
" after the interests OF the widow. He Is d
y popular lawyer With widoSds.
l. WILLS rotNr.
"A County Attorney G T. Rosenbanm wa
y In the Point this week attending justice
IL court.
ie Mr. Ed. Foster. OF Canton, was In lh,
q Point Thursday.
,. Mr. Dolly S,arnes is quite sick at the res
:. idence OF Mr. Tom Starnes, oi this place