The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-08-26
|HE MOUND CITY.
!. Stay-at Homes While Away
ESening Hoars.
u,stery, Feminine Crednliy
. probably TIRE Fiirall.
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aue %, 1855 Special Cor
&..n.e.i-Che CITY people here have
j. 'o,ing a sea-on OF summer amuse'
4 ~ ,hs Pick wick theatre and ut
~ for the past three months.
va besn presented at these places
arrght operas such as correspond
4 ;. season aud the feelings of such au-
4 !. ,sek them Tor an evenings enter
The standard theatres OF the
- been closed during all the time,
4 managers have been actively en-
.,-,nging their programmed for
4 III, season. These summer gar.
SJ,ohtful places, where the for
nJ etiouette Of the regular theatre
ssaaanired' and where the gentlemen |
lvf his cigar, and the lady may par
~ .monade with propriety. Tney |
s.sc,ed Good audiences when they |
". Underlined anything really en-.
these audiences are made up OF
men and ladies Of their families,
~ oussi fashionable people as have
W. ,bis 10 get away to the sea shore on
."I business or professional engage
They have been eminently re-
H. and in some cases brilliant in
.,elIrct and culture. Not all the
nnIs Of the city are away from it dur
! ,orrid season. Indeed there are
4 a1,he substantial classes az home here
nan one would suspect. They are
amer steady kind who do not care
nr display aud irivolity, but who
n owe to the substantial comforts Of
~, instance see the stall wart figure
] charles P Chouteau going to and
A M office with The regularity of com.
I'm during all these summer days.
/bOuleau has acquired
4 FEM MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
4 hi long and uninterrupted career OF
i s,jry and he can afford as well as any.
4 bsrs 10 take a little pla spell. lie
he can enjoy himself US well at home
"a give some portion OF his time to
4 81 rhis is only one example, cited
IN that not all OF the wealth aud
A olthe city has left it Tor Saratoga,
A Ranch or Newport. There are many
Gke the old millionaire who think
4 can enjoy themselves at home like
MI Ieings. The regular season OF the
4 6s,tres Of the city will be inaugurated
yeek With a good bill of attractions all
4 M These with the new theatre to be
the Standard, will compete tor the
Dsge Of the amusement loving public.
4. will be no lack of attractions and the
s ,Ie for the supremacy among man
will be deadly. Whether the patron
Las. Louis will sustain so many thea
ma paying basis, is a question. i
I'M. Some must go down, And here
|tOctrine of natural selection will apply
< survival of the tittest. In any case
/kublic are likely to have a chance to
and choose according to taste, such
Smenis as their intellect, culture and
may lead them TO select. During the
bot week
NEW LIGHT OPERA
me produced here with considerable
4, which is essentially home pro-
nn. The lihretto WAS written her"
he music was composed by one Ut our
artists, and it has undergone test %!
tnight with eClat. The notices OF the
Evsper press haye been hattering, and
oyers of music who have witnessed It's
i uctiOn have given IL their endorse
sat oua bench the other night un.
F. he branches of a tree with the night
creeping lom Leaf to Leaf, list ming 10
cuid notes of Mannette, by which
|sthe production is called. The soft
ldOr Of the moon fell across the streets
upon the white walls of the houses OPP
e. Before me, at a little distance, was
,age with its canopy and its lights, lis
Ant figures and its warbling artists
eject was pleasing aud the light music
. D place seemed in harmony with thu
punding night. There was large au'
rs Ofladies and gentlsman there, wht
bed delighted with the fan'asie OF tn,
/, and gave it their approval with many
Do encoIes. The piece will pTobabl!
ea brilliant future and pat much solit
ih into the pockets Of the fortunat
poser and the writer Of the libretto
. b latter by the way, is lady name,
! Pltman. The requirements ofsucces
RECONSTRUCTION Of an opera are many
. lis only now and then that the authO
NJ produce anything with which tn
lie will be at all satisfied and admire. ]
ueh more difficult than pure dramati
IN which field of ambition so man,
PES lie dead. Nothing short of res
f u,, combined with a keen ard cult
&tludgment, can ever hope to succeed
ciy is again agitated over the disaT
rance ot
Ri RESPECTABLE AND BEAUTIFUL Y0UN
LADY
pei Miss Mary Churchill, from the res
&C OF her father, a. No, 1851 MOrga
sl on Sunday evening, during the al
toithe family, The young woman
'ion is about Il years of age, is I'll
ghter OF wealthy people, is intelligel
Hhned, and about the last person
world whom one would pick out Of
population, who would leave lovir
enIs and friends for theuncertain cham
le with some stranger or newly-acquir'
n. She LETT no trace behind her, aud
no motive has been revealed whiC
1d cause her to leave home Of her ov
va. The various theories OF suicid
ement and abduction have been a
& Nd by friends and members OF the fan
oul none OF them appear to accord wi
acts as would make them the prob
cause OF her disappearance. On Sundi
.noon the balance OF the family we
out for drive, leaving the young Lao
nome with one or more OF the hou
us' ehe was seen at the front gate loo
up the street at about half past
oH since which hour no one can s
lively that they know anything of b
ements. The police authorities We
imed Of the facts, and every endeay
lefth TO trace her whereabouts, but
Justine not even q clue has been
y el those engaged In the search viii
offered the least dope OF SUGGEST
he Ot course the father and moth
ls gfl are iuconsolable, and can on
sutton whatever to the mystery OF !
sloe. The young miss was in so
W and spirits so far as any memb Der
nmily knows, and her conduct and
Y have not been such as TO indicate Il
Gas been coquetting with any Low
mas had no beauX, and the family kn
y one on whom she could have placed
Cuons without their knowledge. ]
position is that she lett the hol
Ough the alley gate in the rear OF
eises, at which place she is SAID to hF
y seen by a goodman and some colol
He who live there. The testimony
,lese people, however, is vague and
uAo'ory. The police force have adop
El0rEMENT THEORY,
He conducting the search from u
eupolnt, II has not been many mon
N,hat the city was considerably excl
J. me disappearance of Miss Garriso'
a,Ne OF old Cnmmodore Garrison, /