The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-02-07
Local Dots.

Local Dots.
"A double bill tonight at Turner hall.
n%Use Little Joker, long cut tobacco for
cigarettes. Its pure. 2-9-im
There are upwards of three hundred Odd
Fellows assembled in convention.
Rogue Barandi has taken out a license
for his marriage with Rita Melendez.
Charles Small was again before the re-
corder this morning and fined five dollars.
Remember that Mr.. Jos. Smith,a first-class
matchmaker, holds forth next door 10 Schram
& Co., north side Main plaza.
w. S. Williams, street car driver, was
summoned for using insulting language towards
Officer Schwartz, and was fined five dollars.
The funeral service of the late Mr.. James
Callaghan will be solemnized at San Fernando
cathedral at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
"A man has just been arrested on Soledad
street who was so drunk that the police had
to convey him to the station in cart.
We understand that Count de Keroman
will have an examination before Justice Adam
at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
Some of our Mexican citizens give an in
vitatioH ball at Krsch hall tonight. c. Casas
and T. Gutierrez, have favored the LIGHT with
an invitation.
Several citizens make serious complaint
about the ravages of hungry cattle in the
Second ward. 1t seems that there might be
something done to abate this nuisance.
The case of Sam. c. Bennett against the
Ia G.. N. railway has again been postponed
this time in consequence of the death of Mr.:
Callaghan. <.
--Larkin has been larking again in the drink
way. and was before the recorder this morn
ing. As he pleaded illness as partial excuse,
he was let off with. the ordinary fine of five
dollars, but cautioned against temperance
in like character.
There is a vast difference between gun
shot wound and revolver wound. Yet, in
the inquest upon Holiday and James Cal
laghan, the wounds inflicted by revolvers OF
the same caliber are called gun-shot wounds.
Francis Ramos has this morning made an
affidavit against James Green, colored boy,
for stealing two half dollars, two quarter dol
lars and two nickles. The prisoner was de-
tected in the act of stealing, the money taken
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Another county heard ..from--a resident
of the 4th ward, in reply to our item about the
sidewalk along the Groesbeck property on
King William street, says that there is no
sidewalk there, and that the owner ought to
be compelled to make one, &c.
When a man has his flower beds tram
pied to pieces, his grass-plot ruined, his trees
barked and rose bushes eaten up, by hungry
cattle, and then is told that it serves him right
if he does not hunt up the owner of the cattle
and have him arrested, he naturally inquiries
what are the police for?
We are requested to state in behalf of the
widow of the late Capt. Lilly, that any infor-
nation in regard to his business, money af-
fairs or dealings in grain, given to her or to
Jay Mnter, Esq, will be thankfully received
Mr.. L. died quite unexpectedly; he informed
his wife that there was $Iloo in his safe, and
it is also known that he had five carloads of
grain in some process of trade. Mrs. L. is
in need of anything that may be rescued from
the effects of her husband.