The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-19

on LOSOyO Street, SuOuio oS ASSSiSu N0""'f
Mr.. Schultz and son, of the Freie Presse,
are both confined to their by sickness.
The Galveston German Post man is still
in the city trusting" for subscribers.
-Hawkins& Callins, commedians, are bill
ed for the Vaudeville, October goth.
| MIR. w. B. Sterling, manager Of the Ala
mo music house, is recovering from his i'll
ness.
| The B. B. A. entertainment, Saturday
night will be under the management OF Prot.
Katzenberger.
| The refusal of the court Of appeals to
grant bail in the Thompson case has surprised
many. This is the last chance.
The Literary and debating society meet
! tonight in the federal court room at eight
O'Clock.
The governors and the county judges
election proclamations adorn the recorder
| court doors.
"A colored man backed into Emerson's
window and broke it; now he does not want
to pay for the damage.
Juan Francisco Ramon was convicted
Yesterday in the federal court of smuggling.
Sentence was deferred.
-Alvino Falcon has permit for the cree
ton of small lumber dwelling on the south
side of Ell Paso street.
The demand for beer has been little
light for the past few days. The ''old boys"
take something stronger.
Great dissatisfaction exists in regard to
the regular democratic county ticket; it can
be beaten.
-Clsridge & Co., wool Journal building,
want TO buy 5000 to 10000 acres OF land tor
sheep ranch. Io'IS-It
Owing to the inclement weather last night
DIR. Mood, of Georgetown, did not have very
large audience to hear him talk about temper
ance.
Archie Chevalier has been indicted in the
federal court for receiving for his clients more
pension money than the government allows to
be paid.
L. N. Walthall has taken out permit for
the erection of a lumber dwelling 46x5s on
the east side OF Dwyer avenue, which will
cost $I,S2s.
ALL efforts to trace the man Herman
1t is supposed that he has flown to the land Of
God and Liberty.
-Claridge & Co., want to buy two lots Of
500 and 1000 ewes to shear 4 to pounds.
Io-I8-It.
The republican county executive commit
tee held another meeting yesterday evening,
and adjourned to Friday evening to complete
their recommendations.
w. Magnum was convicted in the federal
court yesterday of buying government corn,
and sentenced to pay the minimum fine of
$1,000.
What are we going to do for house room
this winter? Already the strangers are flock
ing in and crowding the hotels and private
boarding houses.
II. Shea, section boss on the Interna-
tional, used insulting language towards M.
Carton, and was jailed for it. He is a stranger
and could not give bond.
Richard D. Scott & Bro, 1913 Avauue D,
sell wood cut up ready for the stove, and de-
livered, at from So to $Io per cord; cheaper
than it can be had on the plaza.
The B. B. A. held their usual meeting
last evening. The sick committee reported
the secretary and financial secretary as sick.
The entertainment committee then reported
and after some discussion the meeting ad-
journed.
If person should give a yell on Com
merce street the police would nab him and
take him off to Jail for disturbing the peace,
and yet pestilential bell ringe can ring bell
up and down the sidewalk for hours and not
be interfered with.
Two colored women had q rough and
tumble on Acequia street this morning. They
fought CALAMITY for some time till friends sep
Grated them with considerable trouble. The
police are ignorant of the transaction, so no
fine will be extracted.
| George Smith has discovered an invention
that will delight the ladies. 1t is a delicate
rose pink color for the face that cannot be
washed off or affected by perspiration, and
which imparts naturally beautiful complex
ion. No fear now Of the powder being re-
moved by quiet kiss.
| "A subscriber drops US postal card to this
effect: Democracy is great! Won't some
body buy Jay Minter and Archie Chevalier a
hat" One hat would not do for two such
active democrate-they might quarrel over il;
it should read twill somebody buy Law Minter
and Archie Chivalier two hats, or a hat
apiece"
I'm the case Of the executors of Meltower
VS.. G. w. M. Duck ct al, Col. Green made
motion before Judge Turner this morning ask
ing that the old letters Of administration be re-
scinded on the ground of informally in their
issue, and that new letters of administration
he. I'll A. Al r