The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-17
Local Dots.


on South Flores street.
-Iudpe Rosenheimer is completing COM
Portable residence on Nucva street.
"A failure of the compromise will force the
bond holders to wait for their money. 9.
The rays of the LIGHT reach far and wide
and don't you forget it.
The mayor presided in the recorders
court this morning.
There are some idle rumors about federal
appointments, afloat.
San Antonio is growing younger instead
of older. That is, more modern.
The celebration of St Patrlck's day wilt
take place tonight.
A. o. H. ball tonight at Meyers hall.
Tickets include supper.
"A married man who can't''get club enough
at home should join one down town.
The entrance to Hibernian hall tonight
at Movers hall will be on Losoyo street.
"A register of voters is being prepared in
the Mayors Office.
The members of the Merchant ExchangS
are summoned to meetto-day at three..o clock.
Mr.. A. G. Smith has taken out permit
for the erection of lumber stable, I5X24, on
he west side of Pecos street.
-Eucre, we suppose, will be the favorlte
i b. at N.a.u
York clubs, you know.
III Col. Blanton Duncan, will only keep
his bad weather in check, Texas will bloom
like rose in few days.
The big fish net programme of not re-
districting the state seems to be settled on. 1t
is the only safe way for the democracy TO de-.
"A new name for the Beobachter is sug-
gested by correspondent; that is "Beer-bac-
Ca" Lafrentz will, no doubt, appreciate the
suggestion.
The mayor is having poll list prepared
for voters. If he wants that compromise to
succeed he had better prepare the minds OF the
voters to vote for it.
The long string of applicants for letters
never abates at the postotiice. One letter
hole to pass the mail through to Is, 900 peo-
pie is too too.
Gov. Pease returned to Austin to-day.
The old governor looks as young as he did
ten years ago, and capable of filing a seat in
conoreSc in the new deal
Tickets are now on sale for the opera
club entertainment. Seats to be secured at
Hart & Browns.
"A splendid chorus of fifty voices will be
part of the programme at Turner hall Tuesday
night.
This morning high mass was celebrated
in st. Mary's church, and this evening there
will be meeting of Irshmen in Meyers hall.
The man who would give up the society
of his wife and babies for club room, is only
fit for treason, stratagem and spoils.
The case of Burnett VS.. Redus-in which
the Jury hung at the last TERMS again before
the district court.
The case of M. and J. Depois VS.. G.. II.
& S. A. Ry., in which the plaintiffs claim
damages for the obstruction of Walnut street,
is set for ten clock tomorrow morning.
The remains of Mr.. c. A. Lyons, of
Souix City, who died in the third ward on
the nth instant, are being shipped to Souix,
Iowa, under the direction of Mr.. Phil Del
"A singing class for adults is being organ
ized and meeting is arranged for Monday
evening next at the residence Of Mrs. +. f.
Lee, AL North Flores street.
Let every Irishman, who feels like cele
bratng st. Patrick's day, run his enthusiasm
into the land league fund, where it will do the
most good.
The Express seems determined to make
Gen. Grant feel bad; it keeps barking at his
Fallen" and then makes the old man out a
bankrupt gambler. If Grant were to land
here tomorrow, the Express man would sit up
all night to get an opportunity to pay lunky
TO him.
The good ladies who honored the San
Antonio club room with their presence last
night, at its formal opening, must remember
that this is their first and last peep into the
elegant apartments to be devoted in the future