The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-20
Local Dots .

-Sommers had his opening yesterday az
moon Quite a number were present en-
ying the music and dancing.
The handsome book -keeper at Schram's
romises to give the boys speech tonight
is maiden effort.
The Volks-fests committee met at Tur-
hers Hall on Saturday evening under the pres
dency of DR.. Hadra.
Miss Katie Layer will sing "When the
Tide Comes In" at the concert tomorrow
night.
-Found-A sea bean charm lettered 'M.
B. to u r." which the owner can have by
paying for this notice.
A marriage license was this morning is
sued for the union of Francis Gonzales to
Victoria Quintero.
Mis-. ]. M. Blythe, aged 2S, residing IN
the second ward died yesterday from typhoid
fever.
Charles IIeitgen was this morning brought
before Justice Adam charged with assault and
battery upon Fred Without, and was fined IS
and costs.
Although the attendance at the springs
yesterday was large, the crowd at Jonas was
none the smaller The fun continued there
till after midnight.
Revival meetings begin at the Soledad
street Methodist church tonight. You are
invited to attend and take along with you
hymn book.
The "Ephemerals' will give the first pic
mic and hop of the season at San Pedro springs
tonight, complimentary to Mr.. Schram Strict
ly private affair.
In our report of the IIbernians" ball on
St. Patricks day we inadvertently ommitted to
record that Messrs Lawlor and Murchle sang
several songs and duets with great success.
A slive oak street subscriber complains
that his street is in disgraceful condition, and
suggests that is" honor and Capt. Storey
shall take walk in that direction.
You will hear some fine chorus and quar-
tette singing at the Opera Club concert to
morrow night. Tickets are only fifty cents,
and Mr.. Sim. Hart will reserve good seat
for you.
The Big Five, colored minstrel club, will
give an entertainment at krisCh hall, Wednes-
day, March 70. From glancing over the pro-
eramme, we think they will afford much
amusement for those attending.
The Erie Presse suggests that the Express
reporter shall interview crazy Philip on the
street question and infers that his opinion will
be more valuable than some Of those al, eady
presented.
The members of the San Antonio club
must not think, for a moment, that we have
not the tenderest care for their welfare, and
any suggestions we can make for their safety
and comfort will be made free of charge.
The races which were to come off ycster-
ternay, the 10Th, were postponed until We'd
nesday and Saturday, March 22nd and 2sth,
on account Of the non arrival Of horses. The
thoroughbred horses are now here, and a
grand race will come off March 22d and 2sth
AT the meeting of the San Antonio Me
chanics and working mems union tonight in
the Strive Hall, the Vice President will intro
duce request from the Volks-feast committee
that the union take part in the procession and
appoint a delegate for the committee.
A large congregation was at the Soledad
street Methodist church last night. The ser
mon by Rev. Mr.. Young was impressive and
eloquent, and tears came from the eyes of sew
eral. Two gentlemen expressed desire to
become Christians.
The hot weather is approaching, and this
suggests to us the fact that the "modern para
disc of club room," situated over the P. O.
will lack the aesthetic influences Of the cooling
winds from the gulf. Now, leading, in
fuential citizen" requires the cooling breeze as
much as the ordinary, common citizen; the
every day man, who retires with the setting
sun and rises with the early dawn, must put
ND with the breeze as it is supplied naturally;
but the influential, leading citizen" need not
u,it for the trade winds to blow, he can have
his classic brow famed artihcially. During
.be illness of the late president, many codling
and refrigerating inventions were sent to the
L:.. Lo,.a anil the temDeTature Of the Sick