The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-28
Loo al Dots.

the marriage fever is evidently abalng.
! -Jonas' masquerade comes of tonight at
his beautiful garden, near the Sunset depot.
DIR. Menger, declares that there has been
no case of smallpox in the city or its vicinity.
-Four cases we're before the recorder this
morning. Three out of four were "drunks.".
The masquerade ball will positively come
off at Krisch hall tomorrow night.
Richard F. Schmidt, of this city, is dra-
matte correspondent for the Dramatic News
of New York City.
Samuel Foster was arrested this morning
on a charge of vagrancy, and now awaits an
interview with the recorder.
-"Big Foot Wallace" was in town yester-
day, and gulled the local OF the Express with
one of his Indian stories.
MIR. Arthur Chase is now employed with
the music house of J. M. Hunt & Co., of this
city.
MIR. F. Gullbeau has some fine thorough
bred stock at his Helotes ranch. Read his adj
vertisement elsewhere.
Judge Tom Martin has been elected JUS
tice of the peace, vice Walters, deceased.
This is good selection.
The suit on sworn account OF S9e, by }.
& T. Brady against T. N. Devne, has been
dismissed at the request Of the plaintiffs.
The suit on note for Sci of w. r. Story
against John Mckenzie is set for O'Clock TO-
day, in Justice Shields court.
"A marriage license was issued this morn
ing for the union of Jesse D. Beeson to Clara
Rische, daughter of Mr.. Ed. Rische, of San
Antonio.
CDR" Yturbide was again before the re-
corder this morning on the old charge of being
drunk, and as he promised to leave town to
day, he escaped with SIS fine.
On Monday next the county will consult
with the city about paying the railroad bond
swindle. We hope these gentlemen have all
kept their hands clean in this transaction.
"A man named Amador Reyes, Mexi-
can, was arrested and jailed last evening fol
stealing quantity of carpenters tools, mark
ed "D. S. Smith,
The county commissions require paupel
to live here six months to entitle him to county
aid. The county commissioners are evidently
anxious to increase the voting population.
If the Express will give Grice an indef
mite leave of absence, its editorial columns vii
smile-if we are to judge of to-day's issue
There is more brain in to-days issue than ha
appeared in that paper for year.
North Of Commerce street bridge, on La
soya street, there is manufactured, through TIT
medium of sewer, stencil that makes ev
erybody but the city officials who smell it,
sick.
fills honor" must have bad cold, OIL
he would smell the sewer north of the Com
merce street bridge. 1t srinks almost as ba'
as the present city administration, and ough
to be disiniected.
In Justice Shields court this morning tn
suit of +. C. Frost on note for $50, agalns
William Graham was tried. Judgment wa
ultimately given for the plaintiff, but only 70
$40. 90, credit being allowed for paymen
made but not credited.
Rev. w. Howell Buchanan presbyterian
will! preach as usual, tomorrow at II O'Clock
a. m, in Odd Fellows building, on Houston
street, opposite the Vance house. All are in
vited.
The following celebrations will be observes
at San Fernando cathedral tomorrow. Mas
at 1890 a. m, high mass at 10 a. m, and YES
per at 3 p. M, not 5 p. IN. as stated in the tx
press. In the absence of the bishop, ia
ther Genolin will preach the sermon.
Yesterday Mr.. w. S. Andrews made a
affidavit against Simon Rouff for obtainin
money under false pretense, and the case
set for hearing in Justice Adams court o
Wednesday, February Ist, at O'Clock p. m
The defendant is in Jail being unable to tul
nish the necessary bond.
"A lady was passing up Commerce stree
last evening near Clavin's drug store, wher
one part Of the pavement is elevated abov
the other, and this being unobserved she VIZ
thrown heavily to the ground. There are to
,,, nI,ces Of this kind to trap pedestrian