The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10

The song Feast 0ver-Campauini and
Christine.
The Boy Preacher stili Drawing Well
Kid Glove theology.
scellauceus Mound Ciiy Matters.

ence l-uanaeer Abbey's song birds nave
been with US all the week, and despite very
unlagorable weather, their performances
nave been well attended. Tho only opera
thoy gave not hitherto performed hero was
Ia Gioconds, aud tho repetition oil such
old fayorltes 40 rroyatore, Faust. Lucia aud
Barbipre. 20 largo aud delighted audi
onces, rather shows that IN music % IN
other OF the arts the stamp OF anilqn'v !,
popular. Nilsa'n, grown lat shd puuHy, auu
pomeWh,t passle vccilly. drew the largest
bous,s. bu't tAs mast pleasing work was
done by Nine. Lembrion, a 20 yrnf'olu 50
ptann, pretty as o picture hnu with u ifesh'
Youthful voice whose eweeintsa made up
FOR any lack a. the "method' which me
critics praise 80 mighty when they treat o
the execution OF the oder singers ASH
ALWAYS the casa when an opera
com1er visit, here some lively opi,oies
marked their s%pjourn. One o. the most
amusing resulted In u clash between an
embarrassing diamond broker auu the eau
taukcfnus Christine. the exubrraaos OF
the swedish singers figure ~ not AL que
10 nccrelion oI adlpose Tissue, beneNlh
thia lies a stout aud acliye muscular organ
eaton. ghich 10 animated oy a ppirit
which brooks no opposidun, ann makes
Mms. lsgun "A dangerous customer when
,rnused. Ths diamond broker, "a pushlhf;
impudent fellow named spyer, knew al
tbip and he also knew that SIX years ago ne
had made n trado With the pfima donna IN
.ricn as ia usually the case, he latter had
90 fan nv no means the best OF the bargain.
Ihe diamond business has been dull this
season. hnwey.r, ami Spger decided "a
heard he prima donna Ia her b0udOlr lie
didn't saud his card up as he should nave
done, He tapped gently ~ sue. madsme's
door aud IN anawpr 10 the musictl come
i'm entered. Christine. who 81 the Time
waa having 4 chat vito Aouev'a mana er
Grar. recognized the unfortunate wretch IN
moment and at once lapscd into
ghnt her familiar as o-ihtc1 suEgestveiy
describe As "oua OF herrdgeS. oht ue@ AZ
Spvrr, who IL as slight AS ne u ehlerptlsloB
and had him BY the throat IN a moment.
Mr. Gran interierad, however, aud The nu'
fortunate diamond'man was hustled into
Tho hotel passage before his 2ntHgoni3t wac
able TO do him my serious harm.
Another and u miluer Geh'@Lioh WIS
caused by tue leading tenor OF tho con-
many Cafnpauini, "Old Camp 40 he Is
snoyn 10 the rest, admires many Of the
new ms iitutions he has met ~ America,
but. unfortunately for his voice, none OF
them more than the native cOrnluice when
he takes in all is pristine nery lprcs,'
Monday night he and Harvey Wiilafd anh
w liter Keagh-cie ks OF tn sou Il IN mad o
spirituous Re, union o wh' Gsm ,e''' p,, uc on the
elevator and sailed up with the Intention
81, coi,g 10 bed. The elevator
bav thought he knew the loor
at which the tenor ouRht,
to get off. but the tenor knew better and
insisted upon disembarkiug Ia anGordance
with M, superior knowledge. UDioitun.
.,eIv. when he arrived at what he decided
/, be his room he found that the key would
mot fl. which was not altogether surpris-
ing. seeing that he was on a moor loser
than he ought TO DO. and mat the ihnig-
nant voice which sounded anerliy rom uh-
der the bed-clotnes was that OF allie. i'uea,
the French tragedienne, who is playing an
+, engagement at Pope's theater. Oampanlnl
ougbt TO have appreciate the situation
and retired. but he did not, aud when the
/, night Waterman came along he found al
extraordinary duet in progress, the sou
persussions OF the tenor being piIled IN an
a %uneauel CONTEXT against tue spoken mug
, nation of the actress who, recognizing tne
voice of the singer, alternately ~besoueht
him 10 depart aud threatened him with
EXPOSURE aud punishment II he did no.
} The night Waterman ended the AFFAIR anu
; v~altzed Camp down TO the hotel
counter, where, meeting his Oh irlenos
. again. be Immediately began ~denouncing
: them In a manner far foreign 10 the tone OF
!, their previous social Intercourse. Finally
, , hs was got 10 bed lin the right ROOM aud
4 when the next night Harvey Willard
, heard a friend remark that BIO had never
heard Compapint sung with more spirit, :
!, be remarked, ~ shoui1n'G,. wonuer, anu
you wouldn't II yUu'u sat up Win us i"st
. night" =, na
enothpr one has been started. Harrison
/, ia preaching 10 the kid Cloves the new
revival is gotten up for The nenent OF the
; ordinary run OF sinners. lilsto De lnah-
= gurated II the People's Ihealsr Ht1t sun
; day afternoon-i pl ace OF amusement To-
Gated i'm "A portion OF the city largely occl.-
nisd nv the vicious classes Several lead
iop diyines have expressed Is Willingness 10
take part In it and the yarious business
men who are known to favor the spread OF,
religion have promised TO give " mora
!, and financial support. The scheme Is 10
sold field daysin the theats every Sunday
aud to have daily meetings IN a
smaller hall, The enterprise Is
a journalistic one having been projected
and perfected by Miss A. NJ. Banley, tho
manrgng editor Of the II en'ng Ohronlcls,
the two-cent paper which nag reGeutIy cou he
under tue control OF Mr.. X NJ. Scr'pps, the
Youngest aud ablest member oil me well
known newspaper i,mi y, whose cheap pa
ners have wrought journallst'c revolutions
wherever they have been published.
The ,ley ased railroad scheme has ttken
. a new shape, one OF the proprietois haVlns
stated that the luJehtIoh 10 70 ou.'. . go
which will accommodate the passenger cars
of the various railroads entering THIS city
In this wav intending travellers VIII take
, their train at the nearest sub station ol'he
: elevated road, instead OF having TO go ID
the expense OF a carriage aud anhoyanoe on
a drive to the Union depot The hoWl Is
' made that Jay Gould Is ut the bottom OF
/ the scheme, but this is veiy doubtful SUI the
. crv will be a powerful argument IN me
r hands of the elevated roads enemies, VINO
Q are many and well organized and toe sue,
:, cess of the scheme may not be cousideieu
quite problematical.
The Merchants exchange. has a reserve
v fund which now amounts 10 S4OO,Oco ana
Ia increasing at the rate OF S5O,OoO anhual,y
K and the members are discussing what 10 1e
O with 1t. The question Is soon TO De orough'
Q before the exchsnre and there Is haraiy
any question but that IL will be resolved te
g anply the sum towards either me purchns'
of the present exchange. building OF tn'
X erection OF a new one. A c'mpany Goh,
n posed OF nine OF the most TeansnS
IS members OF the exchange has been iormec
d m buv the building, which cost over $2,OOO
oO0 hut which can now ne bought. Tor
trile over 81, $50 900, the amount OF rs IN
d~ehtedness. Whatever is done the iee.lnl
of tho exchsnee Is strongly in favor OF ~
20 owning It's own buildioE and the ohshcs.
q IRE that the reserve fund Will be utilized II
d this way. u0
Professor Tice, our wor~ld-renowned me
! teorologis,, died onlv "a snort TINE ~,
IL and now he 10 followed by an old sc'eentin
Is associate, DIR. George Eng'insn
of who died ut his res'ue.c
,e on Locust street last Monday. AS a gen
y efal bntanist Engelman had a TeputH''o
ID second o IL to that OF Professor cray. an
/ as az authority on the hoTs oil lhs pIos