The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-26

Mr. Robert II Finch, one OF the promi- |
tent business men Of Mexa, Is Ia the city
Mr.. J. w. Strong left yesterday for Gal
geston with his family, where he Will re-
main for n few weeks, TO rest and regain MS
health Mr. Il s. Thayer will have charge
Of his business during his absence.
Captain w. W. WLite, Il prominent cot
ton .buyer, returned last evening from
trio to London and Liverpool, England.
Rev NJ. ii. Hughes returned yesterday
from two months visit to Tennessee.
Mrs. Guy Sumpter is spending the sum
mer months with friends and relatives in |
Alabama, aud will return via Louisville |
aud St. Louis about the lst OF October,
We learn that Mrs, b !. Taylor aud SON.
Master Frank. who have been visiting re-
latiyes in Tennessee for several months are
having avery pleasant sojourn and VIII re-
tnrn IN the course of d month or Blk
weeks
Colonel Il. G. Boudinot, the famous III.
dian, arrived in the CITY last evening, ana
is the guest Of Colonel w. ID. Wyile.
Major Nj. d. Herring, OF Waco, was in
the city yesterday, and made Us pleasant
call. He is as full OF lie and as entertain
ing as ever.
Mrs. Watt Carruth and daughter Matte
are In the White mountains.
j. ], Carnes aud son leave tonight lor
Baltimore,
q If. Clancev. accompanied by his
cousin, Miss Lizzie Clancy OF Ann Ar
! Dor, Michigan, arrived home from Two
months trip east, last evening. She VIII
spend the winter with her cousin.
| THEATRICAL TALK,
The calcium Tights for the Cinderella per
lormauoes at Sherman were shipped yes
terday.
Manager ]. p. Garland, of Waco, is ex-
peCted here some day this week.
Manager l., i. Spencer, of the Harmony
theatre OF Galveston, expects to leave New
York for home this week.
Miss lizzie Evans opened IN "FogEs
Ferryu AT Heucks Opera-house Cincinnati
with matinee performance yesterday
Tho summer season AZ Urlgh's cave
) st. Louis, has been big succe imam
GallY.
New opera houses will be opened thu
season at Dallas, Texarkana, Pine Bun
va npran Fort Smith Arkansas, Fof
Worth Lnmpasas, HeArne, COLORADO, AL
bany, Weatheriord, Mckinney and Calves
: ton.
Roland Reed, in "Cheek" opens his sea
/ sson MT this Park theatre Boston, to-mot
, row night
r Among the new plays to be produced II
} New York this season ARE the "StOrIn Beat
= L
' powerful reflex OF English, and the latte
@ of Partisan lite,
o New York has thirty-Dine theatres to
o population OF 1000 OOO.
II The first theatrical advance printing ha
arrived In Texasit is OF Tom keene, I'll
tragediAn.
,, "Muldoon's Picnic" Is booked for 81
o week, In the state.
= Cinderella AZ Sherman tomorrro
,, nirht.
Y Fay Templeton is negotiating for DAFT
T. In January.
l, Mr.. Davis, of Eearne, while in the cit
d last week, LETT an order for handsome ~
y OF scenery TO be painted by Tarman
y Lands, of Chicago,
Df John II. Ward the Irish comedian, hi
1t made success OF the new play, Top
o. the Morning.N He opens In Cleveland
10 morrow for one week.
n A number of enterprising citizens OF Tie
70 roll are going to build temporary oper
u house for the coming season, in order n
10 to be lett out In the cold, as far as anus
ments are concerned; Clements oper
house having been pronounced insecure.
es The following managers were in the cl
10 during the past week: j. Whomes, III IL
n. rell; H. X. Davis Of Hearne, and VIM.
T. Austin, Of Denton,
Of The Chicago Ideal Opera company Ia d
In st. Joseph, Missouri next Friday. W
nj be In Dallas October 10th to open our M
70 upera-house.
" The George Edgar Shakesperlan col
n pAng opened their season to light Dusint
TX III Chicago, last week.
to Dallas is rapidly becoming q Theatre
Y. centre
be Estimates for building three payilio
to with capacity OF three TO five thousu
so each, to DO completed by the first OF Ma
In this state, are being quietly figured on
The Peoples theatre was the first
ss open It's doors for the season yesterday
he ST. Louis, the Black Dwarf being the
ct traction.
On Lydia Thompson is spoken OF as I
n manageress of Haverley's Nth street th,
~ tire next season,
n. A strong effort is being made to bring ]
M Jefferson to Texas thls season.
ly Arrangements arc under way by viii
'st Texas will have n permanent representa-
cd in New York,
90 The outlook for opera companies d
nv season In Texas has never been excel,
MS Emma Abbott, Chicago Ideals, Hrau
he American, Furu's, are already booked, n
,r Hess aud 81. Qnontin ARE In prospective
on g. II. McGInnis, of Colorado City,
NJ, tg,ste red at the st. Georre.
NJ j. NJ. Boykin, Grecnyille, is reglst ere,
he the ST, George.
nd MtNBOLA.
Nv Ills an exceedingly advanced premir
offered on society news this week DUR
the summer months, society's magnNtes q
very mucn rheseus-llke, devotees here
n day, and tomorrow truauts, of drink
m, the honey dew from flowers In other elm
,st But We will not like unto Araidne sink il
as non.enilty, or seek lorgettuness OF {
oil. thriving aud prosperous little town. Ma
are the bright features
ow which we might continue
sing. Our mineral wells, for instance,