The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-07

Local Dots.
General Sherman will be in some time to-
night, on the International.
The federal court is without marshal,
RusselPs time being out.
Judge Turner does not think this term of
his court will be very long.
The city council meet to-day at half past
three o'clock.
There were only FIVE cases in the recor-
der's court this morning
The remains of Mr.. Prime and his child
are ordered to be disinterred and will then be
shipped to New York.
There was only one animal arrested last
night, and that was a spotted yearling. 1t
was too wet for business in that direction.
"A marriage license was issued yesterday
morning for the union of Tranquilmo Reynoso
to Manuela Ruts.
MIR. Tibusio Leal, brother of Narciso
Leal, died this morning on south Laredo
street, from pneumonia.
The marriage of Miss Emile Staffel to
Mr.. lido Rhodius is fixed for Tuesday, March
14th. "Bless you, my children"
George Gibson, who appears so much
before the rehorder, is not George Gibson the
printer.
"A few enthusiastic ones turned out to see
the show at the Casino last night, but were
disappointed.
Captain McMasters has been sworn in by
Judge Turner, to act as marshal for this term
of the U. S. court.
The Purim entertainment was postponed
last night on account of the storm that pre-
vailed.
John Tinnan, who was convicted at the
a mail robbery, was released yesterday.
In consequence Of the storm last night
the meeting of the San Antonio Mechanics
and Workingmen's Union was postponed un-
til Monday next.
"A Washington dispatch to the st. Louis
Democrat says that Nelson Plato is possible
successor to Haynes at Brownsville. Can't be
possible.
To-day the Catholic church celebrates the
festival Of St. Thomas Acquinas, monk who
lived in the thirteenth century, and who ac-
quired considerable reputation as an author.
The gentleman who spoke to young
lady in the street car on Washington's birth
day about land matters, is hereby respectfully
solicited to send his address to same lady.
The new proprietor of Hord's hotel, hav-
ing money and experience, is effecting great
improvements already, and others are prom
Used. They have now table second to none
in the state, and this improvement is generally
appreciated.
The editor of the Express seems determ-
ined to make Gen. Grant feel bad. The truth
is, the Express will not be noticed by the
general, perhaps never see it, but his friends
and admirers, who can be counted by the
thousand in this part of Texas alone, are the
people the Express is trying to insult.
When Judge Turner Intercepted the jury
as to their business qualifications, one juryman
pointed out that he had sold out and bought
again, but had not paid all the purchase
money. "That doesn't matter" answered
the Judge, "many of US are in the same posi-
ton"
"A married citizen was given away the
other night by the verbal resemblance between
"Electric Light" to "Revolving Light" He
returned home late. ''Where have you been!"
asked the wife: "Why, my DEAR" he replied:
'Ive been to see the Revolving Light" and
that was the truth.
The Express objects to children of two
and three years of age walking in Commerce
street, as being in denger from conveyances
and annoying to pedestrians. 1t seems to us
they have as much right there as other peo-
pie, and that the complaint is more imaginary
than real.