The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

with rapldity aud emphasis not surpassed
Ia even tho western otiss. Population con-
tinues 10 Increase annually, the iiilnx com
log not only from Maryland aud virginia
aud contiguous sections. but from all over
the country. Men who have made money aud
who whNt To settle down Ia apretty place
gnd enjoy themselves, professional men a
various callings who want the bench and
ADVANTAGE aiinfced by the o.nlial, old aud
young OF ali kinds continue 20 come IN ana
NSell The permanent popul alton ~ tho city,
Washington Will undoubtedly have pop
ula,ion of 1884, 900 or more by the mex cen
tu,, iluilding permits are Issued by the
hundred weekly, aud most 90 the new
bu lhings erected, whether small or large,
are OF the mos romlortA ,le and solid char
scier aud handscme design. Real eststr
pryi finely aud desirable dwellings aud
business hnuets IRE hled with occupants
AZ once. Ia short, the Federal capitals
growth ID astonishing even ihoee who have
anticipated rapid growth. nud 10 IN socord
With that ~ the whole country. NO east
ern CITY Ia grOwifg like Warrington.
TnE ESTErPlsIFu MILITARY.
II the oiiz' n soldisTy Oi he county DO
nothing more than succeed in building
handsome armOrio, they wi prove puoho
benefactors. This city han bsen for years
sadly In want OF large. vel arranged op.
era house the two principal ihogiefs mere
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place. The Hight infantry hsve JUS let tho
contract Tor a 900 eco armoTy and opera
house combined aud have leased the latter
for $4,000 per year. IL 10 proposed 10 have
one Of the hnnu0mest opera houses IA the
country, vita an actual seating capacity OF
$50 A new feature viii be oommooi'
Gus lobby rfTording large .promenado he
tween the acts. The rent ~ Sl2O Oo pee att
nun u pretty high aud the lessee VIII no
compelled TO have an abundance on talent
and drawing cards on hand rom secson 10
SESSION TO pay out.
THE NATIONAL GANG.
IL may interest the growing baseball sup
port IN Dallas 10 ku0w thst the season ms
opened up with enthusiasm and two OF the
lesgus games have aireacy been played
here, the cont stsniss being the Wnshins =
tons and the OH Ieianle and famous Prov
idencl club. Ey ryb1dY goes ont 10 these
games, depart ment clerks business men, q
20 a aprinkl'ng OF ounertffmen. ana tie
ladies' IN large numbers. Toe Providence
nlre sTe biz strong, fac looking fellows
and pihy splHnoid game. They say they
propose Ia clean thiugs up this season
The Capitol clubs don't amount TO much.
The DallaH Browns Of last winter could
have hestpn either of them. They are
down on the programme, however, for
about coo miles Of travel this season. The
Do,rolts play here the latte? part q The
week.
FRESH VEGETABLES,
While sprirg doesn't rash upon this
LEGALITY we would sup pose In siroliing by
the fruit stands aud through the msgnib'
cent markets soma OF these now bright,
warm DAYS that WasbinRt1n bad Tor time
got uat!rfly free OF winter Strawberries,
coru, tomatoes, peas and vegetables OF
every kind ara brought from the south up
the Potomac ia The greatest abundance.
These things are received mere long before
they reach the Texas markets, coming di-
rect by email craft from the south, bu; hey
bring the ianoiest Of prices The oyHtsr
etll iirgers, no ~ever, and the hundreds OF
oushes dsiiy received would indicate that
wea Der soon.