The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-01

the district court for having resisted an officer.
People who live in glass houses should
not throw stones.
The Hook and Ladder company hold
meeting at Turner hall to night.
The charge against Domingo Fernandez,
of stealing hides, has been dismissed at the
request of the county attorney.
&C. K. Reeves, the jolly agent for the Ell
Paso stage line. has returned from his visit to
his old home in Georgia.
Mr.. Jessie Bell was married yesterday 10
Miss Dora Digges, sister of Mr.. Eugene
Digges, Of this city.
The Hernandez boys will be before the
district court to-day on the horse stealing
charge.
"A new sidewalk is being laid on Soledad
street, opposite Veramendi house. There are
many more walks required in the same street.
IT you want to buy prairie hay and grain
at bargain, send trial o rider to H. T. d.
Wilson, Houston, Texas.
MIR. o. Pettitpain obtained judgment
against Mr.. N. Kiefer in Justice Shields
court in his suit on sworn account for SIPS.
DIR. Hadra was before the recorder this
morning for leaving his team, and having JUS
tilted this sufficiently to be excused, the charge
was dismissed.
The city carts are at work at last, carting
away the mud from the bitches. The dam
age has all been done, but it should be re-
moved anyway.
ALI the members of the San Antonio OPP
era Club are earnestly requested to attend the
meeting tonight, to be held at Scholz hall, on
Alamo street.
The charge against Simon Rouff, for OBJ.
tanning money under false pretenses, was not
sustained in Justice Adams court to-day, and
he was therefore discharged.
We saw curioa, sight in Justices Office
to-day: that of a man swearing before the JUS
tice to abstain from all intoxicating drinks, ex-
cept prescribed by a doctor. A good idea, if
the pledge is faithfully adhered to.
-'There goes Sam Houston hat" re-
marked one bystander to another, as a gen.
tleman passed wearing particular style OF
tile. eyes," replied the other, "but it lacks a
good deal of having Sam Houston head
in it."
e. yijan was fined $3.50 for being
drunk. The additional So. 50 to the usual SIS
fine was the penalty of quick second appear
ance in the same role. Do it again, Mr.. An
derson, if it will affect improvement in the
courts regular visitors, or teach wholesome
lesson.
By an error yesterday, the meeting of the
committee for framing the constitution and
bylaws of the San Antonio Labor Union,
was represented as being adjourned until
Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock, instead of
Thursday evening, AZ the same time. The
members will please note the correction.
Some Of our citizens seem to think that
all knowledge of civic government can be &C
quired by reading and by residence in our
state. This is fallacy. 1t is only when
they get to such cities of London, Paris, or
the northern cities of our own country that
practical idea on such an important matter is
accurately conveyed.
If it is announcement for thecity authorities
to lay out our plazas in proper way, surely
the dictates of humanity should lead them to
place crossings on them SO that the women
and children may be able to walk there after
a few showers of rain without being almost
semi immersed in mud.
The difficulty in crossing the street on
North Flores street without getting we'll mud
died is great to a male, but to female or
child it is almost insurmountablc. Yesterday
a young lady attempted to jump it and, as
result, she alighted in the deepest part of the
mud, which in that place was several inches.
-Rosen's successful comedy, 1.-The Ten
Commandments" will be repeated at Turn,
hall next Saturday night. As an extra attrac-
ton Mad. Rosetti will. appear in a splendid
afterpiece called 'Saxon in Prussia" This
programme will undoubtedly draw large au-
dence.
The difficulty between DR. Cupples al
Count de Keroman is generally talked over,
and there is great deal of foolish talk about
:, For the SAX. of all parties We hone N e