The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

and some good music by the marine band
These ncsItons ny tha Iresidenl
arc 10 he weekly through the
month. lsst TUESDAYS hslng tho hr't 81
ihr ,eries aud SEASON, GA that occasion
the entire house was thrown open 30 lhe
guests with The exception OF tue slteplhR
When lhe rexas Pres assoclst'on indul' -
10 uu, t4er or 81 tXcuraion hey hnd hri''l
ny I e capitol CIY oi tle nation, u tn'
eertiln accorded the Illinois assnciH'llu
which las been here for tha pat' Two ,f
three days h' uuy CRITERION Of me hAl'
aud manner in which tnr N.HVirf tl'"i'
when out 40 iul, force, ih i]feHi.u' l".'
have conc r.H. Uu' While Mere lttl WIZ
dnri aud ir ven ttrrN where, tfAen n'"l'
iHe 10 tluHr aud Urru ihH rlf.it of BON
tGe th|.uiI.r.I uHnsHrrs Gu4 Me- ana MIS-
Flrsros who arc o. lIrg an gucnEfintil A.
thr Na.I.url. Ihty were dcltlIcd WIN
tIt.F y.it 40 tho capitol The chief alY4t-
togo ia editorial eAcgnl1ls % 1hr
her. can no found n, once
ADD 90 c-ircum5.aucgd aid grouped ~ 10
form r. hsrIy Hud enthusiastic committee
lf reception and arrangements, mlet ol the
rising ur successful sud ambitious pllt q
cilu8 otthe slate, the tuitlst victims OF toe
presa. Aud ON occasions ut this Kind they
raIuut do TOO much Tor the visitor. Among
INI n '..IAHNNNN AN.N NHANNNAtN NN hAiNaAN" NNH"Nh
ed hy t4r = lluOis editors WG1 ono tcknoWl'
edg.ug GU t4si1 shown by "Nrs' senst1r
Logan lt8acli day when Mrs. Logan
leaves any OF Llf birds fences down.
The question ui % city pOat oulca 70 al
most Oh. 1--we a MISTER In Washington ~ ~
srem1 % have n,Hn Tor some time past In
pll,s with al its popul ton ana veal y
aad many C1uvynieucei Of one KIND and
another, us unusually ipo streets aud
IN.H..H#-.H h.ffI NUnHH Mu"hNnUNUn ms
had so far Il DO without
an adequate p%1st'o1..' hllli.ng or
pOst-ltict aTranrsmrnts. I'i Out lltlr,
ifauy, better ,nriu THESE .r.,l.ia-s than
Dallas or other small o. Hga. 4 vigorous
effort is now being made, .o#rN'r, 10 ave
an appropriation passed ir . magnificent
building Tor the purposes named. The
acknowledgement and CIlY Postmaster
Conger were TO Lave appeared before the
house committee on public buildings aud
grounds to-day 70 expl ain the necessity OF "A
new city post. Office building In this city.
Owing To n pressure OF important business
the uostmaeior general could not
appear. There is but little doubt
that the committee will reporl
fay1rably a bill for the construction o. a
building. A member OF the commit ae ssid
10 a reporter to-day he thought that Just as
soon as the necessary details
are considered d bill will be re
ported to the house recommend
ing an appropriation Of a sufficient sum for
the purpose. The only danger OF n delay
in tne matter, he said, would lie in some
real estate ring raising a wrangle about the
site. There is no town so large or so small
but upon occasions Of this character The
real estate Rugs come vigorously and In
force 10 the front. 1t is the necessary, IL
seems, aud invariable adjunct to the loca'
tion ct any government building.
The The tire parties at Dallas will have u
grow considerably IN volume II 1t Is pro-
posed 20 keep mp /, the capital sinudsr1.
This evening Miss Blame the eN.secretary's
daughter carried u little leap year party oi
one hundred persons to the National 70 see
the Florsnccs in the mighty Dollar" and
cl Dse by It the ssme pl zee was another
theatre party of fits chsperoned by ole oil
the society ladies. Sumptunus and elegant
repa- 8 Of o)une r flowed each psrty's IT.
turn from the theatre. Leap year seems Ia
have u practical meaning to the Washing
ton ladies. T..