The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-02
Va'Nestou: Harmony Hall Opening
Revenue Instructions.
Marshall: Unscrupalous Vampires In-
fest the Town.
Clebnrne; Wire Cutting aud Wholesale
Cattle Stealing.
Denison' Wreck on Missouri Pacific
Couardly Engineer.
Ei Paso; Shooting Attorney Granted
Bond-The Mexican Central,
hiredo' Stone. Marble and Coal for
the Exposition.
Osher Interesting News by Specials.
Other Interesting News by Specials.
GALVESTON.


openinx OF Harmony hsil--DsserIptIon of
is nscorattons - settlement - heyenue
Instructions. Eto
'AlVksroN, Sept. L. Especial - Her.
mony hall was thrown open TO the m,m.
oera ips the first time this evening. In.
vitalnns were extended only to mem bers of
HARMONY Hall association, the Union club
anu members OF the press. The receptinn
was Hn Informal one, bur recherche In an iis
appointments and was under the immedi.
Mo Suhetflsloh OF The members az
Wy uh'on club, the Bous pavilion
Mlug decorated and deli,,h,n,,
music rendered while beautiful wamsu er,'u
NNh Their gsllent escorts. wnndsr.o
uirqaeh The building admirlng the sxoni.
Nftheoprtlious aud supnrb d lish of M, an.
tNrler, winch o0mports with the evir,,or
makingit taroaiteoturally the most altraniivs
ouNIlns lh lne city luteuoriy the H,lsh
Is 0nk Ihe decorations ara xca,dt. IN,
hdnusoine and elaborate. The main sn.
trance is on Church stree, with a sids s,
trance on Twenty street The
hrsl Moor is devoted to the Union clnb anS
isuiVlded into a ladies' and rentlemen', 4,
reception room, gepuemen's purlor. road.
lne ana billiard room and bar A broad
hHli ana stairway lead into the dramatir
ahu music hall. The ball Is marvel of
oeau'y; The walls aud ceiling
are handsomely irescoed and orns.
lnenveu not with Landscape
soenes, put with portraits OF the
nau.ns fgnts OF the drama, music and
honor, the center of the proscenium src,,
while Mozart. Chopin Wagner and Ionc,
Fellow occupy prominent places, Pfoml.
neht Stars In the theatrical firinament ara
pictured on the walls OF the gallery. and
the visitor readily recognizes the giant Nc.
Cnliongh, the finished Booth, the mimi,
able Jefferson, the accomplished Wallnok
the renowned Charlotte Cushman tha
meieoric Mary Anderson, the famed Bern.
hardt aud the sprightly Lolta. The
drop curtain represents the plnv scene
IN the play OF lltmlet wherein The melan.
choly Dane endeavors 20 tOLch the con.
science OF the king. The stage Is larre
enough Tor all practical purposes, is well
supplied WITH scenery ami is one of The
best constructed in the south.
henry Greensall this morninr settled
the Judgment held against him by l.. Il.
n,,pehrtr' oy the payment OF 81 2jS Mr.
levied ye'terday said that Mr.. Henry
tenwall owned no part of tho lease In,
was merely his attorney and mansser to
represent him IN the matter, hut Mr.. IIen.
| ~ GleenwAll desired TO remove an ,nouhus
ghieh nlir rhtsGnov him IN the frturp M i,
had IN the past, and to do this he was Will.
ing o. make this settlement.
The season at the opefa.hnuse will oncr
September llth, with Frank Evans in io,'
qun Miller new play ~ tho silent Man
nov running Rt P0pe's theatre, 81. Louis
Collector Sinclair received n communi.
cation today hom Commissioner Evans
insnuotlng him "a rigidly enforce the law
araiusI the sale Of alcoholic bitters with.
cut The payment Of revenue license
Mr. Albert Ball Of this CITY, was married
a 'ew days siucr a. Now Haven, Connecti.
cut 10 Miss Bel NJ Hall.
Real estate transfers for ibe xeel,
amounted tn Sg7 800
lo,,etrmeu's for the same period, lO;rduts,
H. children 8.