The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-27


terday.
--Bov wanted at S. Deutsch & Co. Apply
at once.
Our macadamized streets are wearing out
from neglect.
Divine services at the Temple Beth Ell
this evening at 1870.
Peter Jonas says his masquerade is bound
to come off o-morrow night.
, e. Hertzberg, has something to say about
spectacles in the LIGHT o-day.
Mrs. Buchetti has lost a small red purse
containing $50 silver bill.
If you have anything for sale, and want
people to know it, advertise in the LIGHT.
Those interested are reminded not 10 for
get the literary meeting tonight at Soledad
M. E. church.
When the filth taken from the bitches
dries sufficiently to be lifted, the city will re-
move it.
Grub their noses in it," says everybody
of the city officials who have charge of the
ditch filth.
When you want some real nice job print
ing, call around and leave your order at the
LIGHT Office.
III the gentleman advertising for the ser
wants to 90 to Eagle Pass will call at this Of
flee he can secure them.
10 hnaN Z WI
take big horses to pull those coaches with
ease over our streets.
The absence of Grice does not seem to
affect the editorial page of the Express; it
rather seems more brainy and less scissory.
The administrative report of sale in the
estate of l. A. Paschal, has been received in
the probate court and approved.
The LIGHT does great deal of free adj
vertising for the city government, in fact we
inves, the dry details of city affairs with in
crest.
The amalgamated labor union will meet
tomorrow night at Scholz's hall at 80 p. m.
The committees appointed at last meeting are
expected TO give in their report.
The damage suit of Sam. C. Bennett
against the l. & g. N. railroad, set for this
morning, in Justice Shields court, was con-
tinued by consent for week.
-"Thou shalt not covet your neighbours
wife," is the title of new comedy by Rosen,
which will be produced at Turner hall, Sun
day night. I-27-2t
They had big swear in the district court
this morning. The jurymen summoned were
all sworn at once, and there was general up
rising OF spectators, and holding up of hands.
"A sonel horse, about IA hands HIGH
branded on the left shoulder, with saddle and
bridal, the property Of Mr.. c. l.. Dowess, Of
Boerne, was stolen neer the International de-
pot, the other evening.
District Clerk Dashiel broke down in
administering the oath to the photographer in
the Neal case. There is no prescribed form
for such an oath. George swore him on gen.
eral principles
IA SuDSCElDct W tlc l-lphI
complains of irregularity in receiving his pa
per. The LIGHT is mailed with regularity,
the fault is in the star route service, some
where.
The committee for framing the bylaws
and constitution of the San Antonio Labor
Union will meet to night, at Mr.. J. ii.
Copeland's law Office, Devne building, at 7: 90
p. m, prompt.
Zone of the sufferers" complains of the
ditch nuisance along the Alamo ditch. Our
city is not proof against cholera, smallpox or
malaria as long as the city filth is allowed to
remain for days and days exposed along our
main thoroughfares.
On the second Monday in February the
county commissioners hold regular meeting
at which the railroad bond swindle will be
considered. The people may reject this COM
promise after all. Then the commissioners
and alderman will levy the tax and the people
can resist it to their hearts content.
-McCutcheon has served Mr.. Dashiell,
district clerk, with writ for the recovery OF
money officially in his hand sequestrated at
the time of his arrest. This money, its said.
belongs to the plaintiff, Burke, to whom it has
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