The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-05
Personal.

Capt, W. p. Hickey, of st. Louis, is at
the Windsor.
Col. 1t. b. Stoddard, Of BRYAN, is
booked ut the Windsor
g. j. Bell aud wife, WaXahachic. are
registered at the Windsor.
W. Y. Bcttcrton, representing a we'll
known Louisville firm, is in the city.
Prof. J. G. Patton, agent of the Nash
vile college, u school for ladies, is ut the
Windsor.
Col. W. u. Reilly, of the National
Tube Works, McKcCpori, PENNSYLVANIA,
is at the Windsor.
Mcssrs W. q. Randall, John j. Book
bout, Il. Field and j. Spcllman left last
evening for Chicago.
Mayor w. l.. Cahcll left last evening
for Chicago rs u delegate to the Demo
cratic National convention.
Mr.. j. ;, Hutchinson, editor of the
Rockwell Success, Is in the city and
paid the HERALD n pleasant call.
Col. j. Il. Mitchell, of Fort Worth, was
in the city yesterday. Joe is an elegant
fellow If he does live in the country.
Mr.. II. o. Rawlins, the efficient Night
Chief of the Western Union, left last ov-
cning for Chicago, To be present during
the mcctingof the Democratic ConVen-
ton.
Louis MOZART, the representative of
the Brunswick Balkc-Co offender Co.,with
headquarters Mt Dallas, left the city YES
terday morning for u two weeks visit to
st, Louis.
Mayor Cabcll ordered all prisoners
confined In the station-houSc for miSdc-
mcOnors, released yesterday morning, as
II was the Fourth, and there was consc-
quently no Police court.
Col. W. IL. Abrams, Land Commits
SiOncr of the Texas a Pacific railway, rc-
turned Yesterday morning from u short
trip To Kansas, lie leaves again to-
night for 81. Louis, to be absent four or
five days.
Major Robert l.. Upshaw, of Brcn-
ham, was in the city to spend the Fourth
with us. The Major was during the war
the nspcctor-General on the stan of
Gen. Walker, of Texas, and was u
brother staff officer with the late Judge
Iimri Hunt, of this city. I'm 1852 the
Maiorgraduated ut the Western Military
Institute, ut Drcnnon, Kentucky, where
James q. Blaine was ut that time the
Professor of Latin, and the Majors de
ploma iS adorned with the bold sigma
lure of the "Nlan of Maine" as one of
the faculty.
Mrs. j. Frees and her two daughters,
Misses Lily and Annie Frees, returned
home yesterday morning from Montreal,
Canada, whore Miss Annie sang MS one
OF the members of tho choir of Temple
Emanu-El. Tho Montreal Herald has
inc following notice of her ON the eve of
her departure: "Miss Annie Frees, one
OF The leading sopranos of Temple
Emanuel choir, being on the eve of
leaving for the Sunny South, was last
evening made the recipient of an oN-
preston of the high esteem In which
she Is he'd by the ladies and gentlemen
composing that choir. IL took the form
oil Autograph album, which was olc-
gantly bound In scarlet velvet, with u
silver. plate bearing an. appropriate in
s-ripuon, accompanied by an address
rom the chairman of the committee,
MIR. Fred Boas Miss Frees, who was
deeply affected, expressed her apprecin-
ton of this token of friendship, one
which she should ever guard with zeal
Gus care, sorvingsas Il would do, to keep
green IN her memory the happy associa-
tions of which II was pleasant me-
mento. The evening was spent In musi-
cal selections from tho old masters. and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all taking
part In It,"