The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-11
LOCAL DOTS.

at the Springs.
The final rehearsal for Sim Harris concert
takes place tonight.
Two arrests were made this morning for
leaving team unattended.
Richard F. Schmid. scored great sue
cess on Sunday.
Mr.. L. Orynski will shortly lead Miss
Bella Bowen to the hymenial altar.
Wanted, good second-second ambu-
lance. Must be cheap. Call at A. w. Davis
| & Co., under Hord's hotel. 1t
The names of committee for Hart &
| Browns concert donation are: Messrs. Re-
gan Houston, F. J. Caldwell, Chas. Seabough,
c. Groos, jr., and Jno II. Copeland.
The street car driver Gary was in high
state of fever yesterday, but he is now doing
| we'll. 1t is generally believed that he has
| been hit with a piece of rock and not with
brass knuckles as reported by contemporary.
Francisco de la Ros, Mexican, aged IS,
died last evening from tuberculosis of the
lungs and throat. He expired at the second
mission, but although he has lived in the
neighborhood for 80 years, he had no perma-
nent residence.
The ladies' barber gave a man in charge
yesterday for stealing coat, but eventually
the case was compromised and the accused
discharged.
The horse thieves took FIVE horses last
week from Mr.. Adolph S, Wurz, and he offers
a reward for their return, of either horses or
| hieves.
| Complaints are made by strangers that
although the Alamo Literary society profess
to lend them books, they can never be obtained
10y reason Of the absence of the librarian.
| "A motion for new trial tn the case OF
FeliCiano Hernandez, who was fined SIS for
striking. on the 10th instant, was made before
Recorder Anderson this morning, and it was
granted. The case will be heard by juryt >
morrow morning.
DR.. S. b. Buckley, of Austin, is at Hord's
hotel.
DIR. V. o. and Mrs King left this morning
| for Laredo.
Sheriff Walden, OF Eagle Pass, is at the Vance
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dane, of Boerne, and
Miss c. Kendall, are at the Menger.
| General G.. II. Chapman, of indianapolis,
has just returned from TT. Mckavet, where
he has been rusticating for several weeks.
Mr.. c. w. Dunn, late of Vance Hotel, has
purchased half interest in Goodwin's livery
stables.
l kaf Inh &c 70 in
bad health. lie Contemplates a visit to La
redo in view to the Improvement of his health
We are sorry to hear that the family of Mr.
| !. K. Reside, the courteous clerk of the
Menger, are afflicted with cholera morbus.
r. M. Hawkins, of IIarwood, has arrived
at the Vance hotel to have his foot treated
surgically. An old gun-shot wound causes
the trouble.
Captain Wyschetski, Of the National rail-
road land locating department. arrived last
evening from Pearsall, and left for Austin this
morning. lie returns this evening and will
stay here for several days.
| Col. Hord left for Laredo this morning and
intends going to the end Of the track. He will
then also visit General Trevino at his ranch.
before Recorder Anderson this morning for
using insulting language against r. DeEona,
and the case was continued until tomorrow
afternoon at 40 clock.
Messrs, George and Andrew Gilchrist and
Archie McGalliard have arrived at the Central
hotel from Scotland.
Mr.. DeBardleben, of this city, late of Ala
hama, and Mr.. Gonzales Trevino, have left
this morning for the Rio Grande. Mr.. Bard
leben proposes to buy large estate on the
Mexican side of the Rio Grande, which at
present is owned by Mr.. Trevino.