The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-22

- ne street car Jlnc Is pClhS AoP'oAJ Win
pleted towards the government depot.
Justice Shields court commences on
Monday next.
"A scholastic census Of the city is being
taken.
The Volks-fest committee and delegates
meet tonight at Turner hall.
Cunningham is better in health, but there
is no Improvement in the state OF his mind.
-Theo. Baldus has not got to Laredo yet
lie leaves tomorrow for three days vacation.
Our amateurs, though not expected to be
perfect in their acting. should at least memoir
ize their parts, so as not to require SO much
prompting.
With the norther and dry weather the cat
fish pond in the fourth ward, near Richter's
store, is disappearing.
Another beautiful boquet of flowers graces
Justice Shields desk, and the question is, who
is the fair doner?
Martin Martinez, Mexican aged 40
wears, died in the first ward from hepatitis,
this morning.
The races to-day are, we are assured to
he bona fde; good horses, fair play and the
best time to win.
Frank Lancaster, J. W. Green and Geo.
Newton were arrested yesterday for dealing
monte, and have been released upon bond.
The Polish Jew, Goldman, who inadvert-
emily took poison few days since, has been
discharged, cured.
w. B. Ford has been discharged from
Santa Rosa Hospital, and sent to the poor
house. He is decidedly better, but not
cured.
Frank Tanning who has been layed up
from sickness for some time in the city, leaves
tomorrow to take charge Of the work OF Con-
lava Co., beyond the Pecos, on the Pacific
extension.
IN. Maille, IT,, who was arrested yes
terday for carrying a pistol failed to appear
this morning in the recorders court, and his
$50 bond was therefore forfeited.
The enlarged edition Of the Houston
Post was sold on our streets last night, and
the local supply wholly exhausted. The
paper is printed with new type on better paper
and is generally improved.
Yesterday whilst the brother-inlaw OF
Mr.. Duerler was engaged in the soda water
factory, charging bottle with carbonic gas,
the bottle exploded and inflicted serious
wound on his arm.
w. Hoyle, late Of Rochda]e, Eng
land, but now of Seguin, is in the city. He
bears a letter of introduction from the Right
Hon. John Bright, M. P, who is a retired
manufacturer of Rochdale.
1.-THE city council does not put limit to
erecting poles for electric lights, telephones,
etc., there won't be any room left for any
thing else on the streets. The time is not
distant when they will all be ordered to be
put under ground, as they should be.
An interesting debate upon the following
motion ''resolved that the exclusion of Brad
laugh from the British House Of Commons is
justified by law and reason" will take place
on Thursday, April 9th, at the San Antonio
Debating society meeting. Affirmative to be
taken by Messrs. Ryder Taylor and Gerald
Griffin, the negative by Messrs. R. J. Ken
dali and John Copeland.
"A few weeks since, in an interview, alder
man Copeland gave the public chapter on
municipal economy, about leaks, &c. Yet he
has failed to put his thumb on a single leak,
and several new ones have been sprung right
under his nose. Ten dollars a month for a
buggy for the street commissioner is only a
little one, and yet the ''no' Of the alderman
was not heard.
Sen Antonio Homeopathic Free Dispen-
sary.
AT ameeting of the homeopathic physicians
of this city last evening, it was decided to open
free homeopathic dispensary. The design
being to furnish gratuitous medical and sur
gcal treatment to those who desire to 60 to
a free homeopathic dispensary and also to es-
tablish nuclus for future homeopathic hos
ptal in San Antonio.
The expense of the dspensary will be de-
frayed by the attendir g physicians, but should
any patient OF the institution wish to donate
something, however small the amount, toward
the building of said hospital it will be deposit
ted for that purpose.
Should the enterprise prove successful, in
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