The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-13
Local Dots.

-"Hazel Kirke" is the next attraction at
Turner hall.
The Turner society are arranging for
masquerade ball.
business in the probate court will be COM
menced on Monday. = i + q
are now bringing good prices, es-
pecially for riding and driving.
=, The Irish land league hold their regular
meeting next Sunday afternoon. ~,
The adjourned meeting of the commits
sioners' court takes place tomorrow. 2
Peter Jonas masquerade ball, next Sun
day, promises lots of amusement.
Out of the last twelve cases before the
district court, nine convictions have followed.
! "A new literary society is to be organized.
Notice of first meeting will be made in the
LIGHT. - f~kl}iE. . EtAAj &.
The Rev. Father Milmo has been install
ed as assistant at St. Mary's church yester-
day. '-..s
morning arrested and jailed for indecent con-
duct. '''' "
Valentine Garcia is now on trial for horse
stealing. and there appears to be good
chance of his conviction. f.. '.
Mr.. A. w. Clifford, of the LIGHT, left
this morning with party Of capitalists, via
Laredo, for the mining regions Of Mexico.
There were only two cases before the re-
corder this morning; onefor vagrancy and the
other for non-payment of the occupation tax.
Felix Heywood's suit on sworn account,
$50, against the I. & G. N. railroad was de-
cided by q verdict in favor of plaintiff for $751;.
q, Mr.. Peter Loiselle, the popular hotel
steward, has returned to Houston, and has
been engaged for the new hotel which is be-
ing built there.
The artist who illustrates the Vaudeville
walls, draws well-the opposite sidewalk gen
orally furnishes him fifty or sixty subjects for
his comic pictures.
f-Messrs. Pastoriza & Brown, the live job
printers of Houston, are soon to publish, for
free circulation, weekly paper after the style
of our little "Surprise.''. a,.t .,- Is.
The San Antonio opera club will hold q
full dress rehearsal At Turner hall tomorrow
night Every member taking part in the con-
cert is requested to be present.
The Labor Union for San Antonio in
creases in popularity and arrangements. are
made for holding a preliminary meeting at
Myers hall on Monday evening next.
"A reverend father of the Catholic church
informs us that Bishop Neraz confirmed up
wards of one hundred and sixty children at the
San Fernando cathedral on Sunday last.
The real "Hazel-Kirk" will be produced
here next Thursday. Some excellent and eff
fective bills respecting the play were circulate
ed, but the arrangement Of the sketches some
what marred the effect.
Michael Ryan, tramp, entered Dean
Richardson's house last night and was detect
ed in overhauling the deans property. He
vas caught and fined $40 this morning, with
the option Of serving the city for twenty days.
There is absolutely no sidewalk between
Turner hall and the bridge. AT any time such
a wretched substitute as now exists, is dis
grace, but in wet weather it is an unpermit
able nuisance, and. should be Immediately
placed in proper condition.
In the case of c. L. Hutchinson, charged
with assault with intent to murder the editor
81 the LIGHT Judge Adam bound the accused
over in the sum of 5000. In the case against
the same party, on complaint of T. B. John
son, he was bound over in peace bond Of
$Ioo. ... .... =
Owing to the state of the weather, the con-
cert of; the Beethoven Maennerchor is post
poned till Wednesday next when our readers
may expect an excellent entertainment as
Messrs. Mueller, Karber, Halbedl, Baethge,
and our friends, Rechel and Lager, will sup
port the programme. y. ....5 .,...t
When one of our subscribers was asked
for news this morning, he said, there was moth
ing doing and; remarked: '"No news was
good news" This of course is true in sor,e
cases, but il We gave comparatively no news
sheet, he would be one Of the first to grumble.
Moral: help the reporter and give your friends
the news you have.