The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-11

-Doud Byron, "Across the Continent" at
the Casino tonight.
-"Ten Thousand Miles" tomorrow night
at the Casino.
French Balgriggan and Arcadian Under
wear for gents at 5. Deutsch & Co.'S.
Don't fail to 90 to the ball to morrow
night at Jonas garden. 1t
The San Antonio opera club performance
i set for next Wednesday night-(f it don't
rain.)
Alvin Joslin's diamonds are said to be
equalled by only those of Janauschek, of any
actor.
The tickets for the Murchie compliment
tary concert are going off with boom. Der
| two hundred tickets have already been sold.
The Schuetzenverein are making an ex-
cursion to Leon and good time is expected
by the excursionists.
A grand sacred oratorio concert, under
direction of Mr.. Chase, is TO be given shortly
| in the Presbyterian church for the benefit of
| the music fund.
The Alamo quartette has volunteered to
| take part in the concert given for the benefit OF
| Captain Stevens next Saturday night at Tur-
| ner hall.
We had the pleasure of seeing the John
| son patent optimeier, in Mr.. Loves estab-
lishment to-day. 1t is an admirable instru
ment by which the sight is tested and enables
the optician to furnish glass exactly suitable
to the eye.
George McRae died this morning in the
| fourth ward, from consumption. The deceas-
ed, who was IS years of age, has only been in
the city few weeks and was, we understand.
TOR a short time employed at Schramm's
| store.
| Mr.. c. A. clarendon, of New Orleans,
intended to return home this morning, but
found himself at Castroville, having taken the
wrong train. And from accounts it appear:
! that he was much ''riled' and Inconvenience
| by the mistake.
1t is minated that if the present Just
| cause for complaint against the questionable
business of a certain squire continues, infOr-
nation looking to his impeachment from the
office will be filed in the circuit court. In
such case, the vacancy thereby created will be
filled or left vacant at the pleasure of the coun-
| ty commissioners. In either event the city will
not sufer.-[S. A. Express.
Which esquire" does the Express mean;
Justice Shields or Adam? 1t is dirty way Of
casting slur broadcast.
Personal.
Capt. Jim Speed is in the city.
M. Stokes, of New York, is at the Menger.
Cheney K. Proutty, ex-collector of customs,
of the district of Salura, is at the Menger.
Sam. A. Walcott, the we'll known sheep
man of Laredo is in the city.
Volney and Mrs. Hall, of the International
| railroad, arrived a the Menger hotel. Mr.
| Hall has been on an official visit to Mexico.
r. b. and Mrs. Mason, of Alabama, are at
| the Vance hotel, intending to stay here few
weeks in the city.
Capt. Kicker, Of the firm of Kicker & Lee,
contractors of Galveston, is at the Menger
| hotel
Col. T. c. Jones, the we'll known hotel
keeper Of Elberon, is at the Menger. Mrs.
Jones accompanies him.
Mr. Solomon Deutsch is expected to arrive
from New York this evening, where he has
purchased large line of spring clothing, hats,
boots and shoes, and large line of furnishing
goods, all of which are the latest novelties. A
large portion Of these goods have already ar
rived, and Solomon will be pleased to show
his patrons and old friends his fine line of
spring goods.