The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-26
LOCAL DOTS.

July 1st is the date that the first turn will
be made of the democratic machine.
Divine services at the temple Bethel
this evening at o'clock,
The democratic machine has been put in
motion by Maj. Dwyer calling county con-
vention.
NO more independent talk-the bourbons
must stand up to the rack, fodder or no fod-
der.
A licence was taken out this morning for
the marriage of Rudolph Sneider and Mary
Crouch.
The Arbeiter Verin society will have a
hop Sunday night. Members and their friends
(strangers) only admitted.
-Bianchina complains of the way the
Volksfest restaurant privilege was sold. There
is always somebody who gets left you know.
The handsome book-keeper who spells
his name with Z. is reported captured by
"Cupid."
MIR. r. w. Silvey left last night on tour
through Mexico, to be absent several weeks.
Mrs. S. remains in San Antonio.
Clara Killing, child of three months,
died in the fourth ward yesterday, from an
attack of pneumonia.
The jury returned for the plaintiff in the
forcible entry and detainer suit, w. Denison
VS.. J. G. Fisk. Before Justice Shields.
The jury hung in the case of Leonardo
Cara VS.. May Foster for possession of the
clipper stables.
The Englishman, Collier, mentioned in
the LIGHT yesterday as dangerously sick a,
the county hospital, died this morning at 6.
Richard F. Smidt has arranged to give a
performance of "Mein Leopold" in Turner
Hall on June 4th as a fitting conclusion to the
Volksfest.
DIR. Menger, city health officer. endorses
Mr.. G. Caen's petition, to take charge Of the
privy vaults Of the city. It's a good idea and
should be adopted without hesitation.
The signal station reports to-day barome.
ter at San Antonio, 81, change of 5 in
last 8 hours. Thermometer IL; direction Of
wind southeast; cloudy.
"A SUBSCRIBER suggests that the proposition
of Mr.. Caen should be accepted without hest
tation, but the location of the works should
not be allowed south or east of the city to pol
ute the summer breeze.
Nat. Q. Henderson says that Senator
Terrell is fairly out for Congress, but tina,
Terrell is afraid of Epson. Nat says Terrell
is very thin skinned and Epson would be
more than match for him.
We are informed that the foundations fol
the new building on the east side of Com.
merce street bridge encroaches upon the pub
lie property, that the title will not reach to
the river bank.
The sub-reporter for the surprise party
Wednesday night, made mistake in giving
the names of some of the persons present. The
excellent cake and wine set up by the hostess
had bad effect on him.
The man Horn, injured by the falling OF
gravel bank, was a member of the mechanics
and workingmen's union and it is creditable
to them that directly after the accident the
officers of the union were in attendance pro.
viding food and attention for the injured men,
Der.
The young fellow that lost all his money
last night, was badly fightend, when the ii
ger turned him loose, he couldn't tell any
thing about it. Young man stick to the long
horns. and don't play with the tiger.
AS there appears to be some mis-appre.
henson as to the meeticg nights of the B. B.
A. we are asked to state that the society meets
in Strives Hall on the first and third Wednes-
day in each month, the next meeting occur
ing upon June 9TH.
The funeral obsequies OF the late James
Quigly were solemnized at St. Mary's church
yesterday. There was large attendance and
much sympathy was expressed for the widow
and family of the deceased.
The recorder was busy this morning try
ing batch of gamblers who had been arrest,
ed. The cases were continued until to-mor-
row morning. and in the mean time more ar
rests will be made.
Vance Hotel Arrivals.