The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-03

the Agricultural and Mechanical college,
which are as follows:
Sunday, June 2i-Commencement ser
mon, by Rev. s. IL. Werlein, Houston,
Texas.
Monday. June 25-Artillery drill, prize
defamation by selected members OF third
class; agricultural essays by mem jers ol
second class; Improvement OF Farm
Seed. T. W. Brooks, Columbia, "Advan.
tage Of Improved Stock" W. ii. Wilson,
Houston; German defamation, Thomas
Mcdonald, Galveston; target practice; joint
| celebration of societies.
Tuesday, June B.-Exhibition OF sgri.
cultural and mechanical departments. All
departments open Tor inspection. business
| meeting of the Association OF Ek-Cadets,
banquet by Ex-Cadet Association, Bryan,
Infantry drill, preceded by n review OF the
battalion by his excellency Governor John
Ireland. Annual reunion of the associa
ton Of ex-cadets.
PROGRAMME.
Welcome address, by President l.. l.,
Downs, Temple. Essay, by Il. &. Chatham,
Bryan. Grafton, by q. W Hardy, Bryan
Annual address, by Hon. j. &. Hutchinson
Houston.
Wednesday June TX Commencement day
Prayer by Rev. s. ii. Werlein, OF Hous
ton.
Mechanical Essay-The Use OF Steam
expn,sively with the Side Valve; A. 4
Patrick, Navasota.
Mathematical Essay--Kinetric Theories oi
Gravitatlon; II. J. Miller. Bcllville.
Chemical aud Physical Essay-Lightninp
aud Ligh ming Rods; j. q. Caldwell, Cor
pus Christi,
German Oration--General Sam Houston
J. NJ. Wesson, Navasota.
Commencement Address s. b.
Maxey, Paris.
Delivery Of medals.
Comforting diplomas by president board
OF directors.
Vaedictory Address, +, Edwards
Fist honors, Aubrey.
Final announcements.
PERSONAL.
Hon. DIN Wellborn has accepted an
invitation to address the Washington
Guards at their annual picnic in Calves
ton July i'm.
DR.. o. b. llewctt and wife leave to-day
for their new home IN the Chicago OF the
southwest, Dallas, Texas The doctor Is
well and invorably known as one of the
most skilllul and reliable dentists in the
west. Mary Stralton Hcwett has long been
u iavorite contributor for city papers. Their
friends wish them all prosperity aud hap
piness In their new home Chicago Trib
une.
Mr.. ], =. Murphy and wife, nee Mis-,
Emma Martin, have returned from u tour
embracing Galveston and other points OF
interest In Texas and Mexico.
Mrs. W. II, Newman leaves this morning
for Galveston. where she will reside during
the summer.
Mrs. McLain of Georgia. who has been
for some three months the guest of heI
brother, MIR. J. Il. Dargan, may make BAL
las her future home. Mrs. Mcl4ain is one
of the most accomplished and highly cul
tured musicians IN this country, as well as
u brilliant authoress, who has published
several volumes, and whose name " famil
lar to all literati.
Mrs. q. W. Jones and daughter. Mis-.
Edith, Of Houston, are spending couple
Of weeks with the family Of Colonel Charles
Fred Tucker.
Mrs. Jennie l.. Grant, sister.in.law Of
Mr.. Robert Gibson, and who has been
spending the winter with his family leave,
this week for her home in Marietta, Gaor
gia.
MISS Grace Gibson leaves this week fol
Memphis, where she meets number o
friends. Her movements from that poin
are undecided.
man, was in tho city yesterday.
| Miss Bessie Fou,e, of Sherman, In visit
ing Mrs. L., \, Banks, AT GIL Ross avenue.
| Captain j. y. Gorham, OF Austin, is II
the city.
Oscar G.. Murray general pas
senger and freight agent, Il
W. Walker assistant general passen
ger and freight agent, and 4. Il. Fisher
Joseph Walthen, w. 3. Il. Parker, auditor
of the Gull, Colorado 4 Santa Fe. were /,
the city yesterday looking after frelgh
business OF the road and other matters.
Captain j. U. Wilkcrson, st. Louis, is IL
the city.
Miss Julia Il. llosford, of Terre Haute
Indiana, and correspondent OF several east
ern journals, is in the city
Mrs, Jerome Harris leaves tomorrow ioi
llelleview, Kentucky, TO meet her sister
| Miss Annie Lantz,
G. q. Thurman, Shreveport, Is In the city
Colonel u. Il, Ranney, of Mckinney, i:
In the CITY.
T. J. White AND wife, Coleman, is in the
city.
n ID. Grice, with Leon & Ii. Blum, Of
Galveston, is in tho city.
Mr.. 5. Nj. Haggerty, of Jefferson, was on
the streets yesterday.
Captain j. 4. Murphy and bride arrived
home yesterday morning from their bridal
trip, having visited Galveston
San Antonio and Monterey. Mexico. They
will enter ut once into the mysteries OF
housekeeping.
Mrs. DIR A. A. Johnson arrived home
yesterday morning from Cleburne where
she had been visiting friends.
Mr.. Ii. Bissell, the popular deputy
city assessor and collector, who has been
conhned TO his bed for the past two weeks
by malarial fever, Is Commissioning,
Captain A. T. Wilson, sheriifot Kaufman
county, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Il. II, Locke returned yesterday from
u trip to Lampasas Springs.
The irrepressible J. ID. Crawford is in the
city again, and rumor has II that he is on
the eve OF torsaking single blessedness.
Mrs. L. \. Piouts leaves tomorrow for st.
Louis, where she will rcioin her daughter
Miss Annie, who has been attending liam.
ilton College, Kentucky. Mother and
daughter will spend II couple OF weeks In
~. Louis before returning.
Francis Is. Forster, banker Austin, Tcx.
and Il, Van Steepbergh, president Safety
Boiler Co., Goshen, N. V, are in the CITY
en- route to Greenville, Tex. These gentle
men are building the Austin gas works.
Upon special request a lady friend has
N'hu'y HIVnurtu lue ioiloWlnN Tor TINS col.
umn: In Charleston, South Carolina.
there has existed for several years an or.
sanisation known rs tho "Amusemant As.
ISOLATION" II is composed of the most
prominent business men, and was formed
Tor the purpose of providing first class on.
tertainments for a community at once
wealthy and appreciative. These gentle.
men subscribed literally, and of course
reap the reward Of their public spirit in a
series OF the finest musical and dramatic
attraol that the country affords. WHY
should not our pros oerous city enjoy a sim.
liar privilege II Is a oomparatiyclv
easy matter to build Slo OOO
opera house, but insuring artists and
com binations to I'LL II with large audiences
Is not 80 simple an affair nor so sure An
association similar to that in Charleston
would reduce II to u certainty, and the moo.
ple Of Dallas would have opprtupities If
hearing the best music and seeing tho
greatest actors.
IL has been suggested that musical so.
tiety might also be formed, subsidiary 10
this, but necessarily connected with II
though In Memphis. the scene Of tho late
uraat Muv laot,s,al shna., A. 800