The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-05

Local Dots.
The probate court opens on January 10.
The public are on "Chase" for the prize
Hardman piano.
Fresh goods'at bottom prices at Sauer &
Smiths. i-2-u
"A s'raf' was before the recorder this
morning and fined SIS. n 81 /
Joy in the house of Conductor Rogers. A
new years gift in the form of a bouncing boy.
The case of Sam. Martin, who is charged
with stealing Washington's banjo, is set for to-
morrow. : ~ %f1t't |tE AZ
We have heard of the mention OF Mr..
August Santleben for alderman in the second
ward. t.. .-....
Mr.. Richard A. Holland has taken out
license for his marriage with Miss Florence
C. Harrison. III tH i5{( z (
Pressure on our space yesterday prevented
the record of Mr.. George Halamuda's death.
He died on Tuesday, Of consumption, and was
buried yesterday. - - h'4l { :
We saw DIR. Amos Graves yesterday, and
were glad to see him about again. He has
Just been appointed medical officer to the
Bexar Benevolent society.
MANY Citizens" have called on Hon.
:. C. L. Wurzbach to run for alderman in the
third ward. A little opposition now and then
is beneficial to the smartest men.
The doctors have been very unfortunate
lately. DR.. L. R. Graves, Dr.. Amos Graves,
DR.. George Kalteyer have been i'll, and now
we have to add the name Of DIR. John Herf as
being on the sick list. M. .y..~g.s 49,.
The new American line that was to carry
Immigrants to Texas for about Is ($24) is
said to be swindle. Several hundred people
have paid passages, and now the promoters,
who are supposed to be New Workers, are
non est. sN - s',ft So
We are asked to state that there is no truth
in the Express statement that Justice Adams
court does not meet on Monday, as appointed.
The aldermanic election does not in any way
interfere with the ordinary law arrangements,
and the court, therefore, meets at the time an
nounced. - ~
Mr.. Felix Van der Stucken, of Fredericks-
burg, arrived at the Menger yesterday in sad
state. 1t seems that as he drove here he
watered his horse at the San Pedro, near town.
The horse threw his bridal off and got his feet
entangled in the reins, and Mr.. Van der
Stucken had to get half way emersed before he
could exuicate the animal
Had the admittance to the Turner hall on
the night of the address Of Mr.. Healey, been
a free thing, the hall might have been packed,
particularly il the music of the band had been
thrown in. But the truth is, that the friends
of Ireland do not count much on the assistance
of class, whose patriotism does not rise
higher than ST..
The Express this morning chronicles the
arrest of three men last Wednesday night, and
says they win pay their respects to the recor-
der this morning. The news is rather late,
seeing that Two vi ue Weh .wcie aHesteu vi
Tuesday and tried on the Wednesday morn
ing. II it were not an Express item we
should be surprised 1t the blunder. .s.
Mr.. Ed. Stoves, Jr., writing from Dres-
den to Mr.. Kingsbury, states that he has
pitched in on the immigration business, help
ing Mr.. Weight, who is working for German
immigration to Texas, in that city. Mr..
Stoves was the cause OF severalpersons de-
Gliding to come TO Texas. A young German
Texan would be likely to wake up the old
mossbacks of Dresden. = f Il
The Epi phany
To-day the church celebrates the Epiphany,
a term derived from the Greek word epipha-
neia. sienifying the appearance of Deity to a