The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-06
LIGHT SfAfShs.

Mayer French announces.
Il. 5. Berg refuses To be a candidate for a J.
derman in The LIST ward.
With TaA lor and Seabaugh in the council
what would become of the nayor.
The numerous candidates for recorder
would indicate that the place is soft.
French could have said at the bottom of
Copeland announcement; "me too,
Sidewalks are Of little use us long as mud
nOles ana hog pens constitute our streets.
THE Girl With Bad Cold" was played at
Turner hall last night 10 good audience.
The street commissioners Office is attlac-
tiVe-fOur candidates want it-thTec Of them
shall be left. ...
of yesterday that does him more injustice than
our allusiOn to his COMMITTEES,
A burglar got in the yard of Mrs. Feeders
boarding house on SOledad ST. but was chased
away by Mr.. sampson.
The Hester murder trial is progressing i'm
the district court. 1t will probably not be-
finished for some days.
Mr.. II. Byder-Taylor shows his high appre-
citation of his American citizenship by Offering
to become servant Of the people,
Not another bridge; not anything else until
our principal streets are paved, should be the
moTtQ OF the incoming administration
French has become hardened To the squibs
of the LIGHT-COpeland rIshes on 10 his de-
struction with unusual cheeky assurance.
An election run wild, viii be the expert
ence Oh next Monday. Our nOn-partiZan
friends will have Il full stomach tull OF mo
politics in city elections"
james McNicoll, an employe IN the L. S.
Signal service DEPARTMENT has been trans
ferre1 from iilo Grande city To Laredo by Bri-
gadler General Augur.
gNI.vor Franch 10 nfioi,Ily and narS,,olI,,
known to every voter in the city, and needs no
introduction or recommendation ut the hands
of the Express Morning Scavenger.
Now is good time for the fourteen doe
tors who lately treated MS to an article
i'm the Express 10 take a diagnosis of our muddy
streets, and give us their opinion as to the
kind of diseases they produce, etc.
The Express don't think it necessary TO
recommend French to the people, Ii IL had
there would have remained the necessity of
some one endorsing the Express. The Express
is the dead weight French Is paying for.
We have no such thing as 'siaboring men
IN this community IN contradistinctiOn TO CAPT.
talists. The day may come when we can boast
of capitalist, but 40 far we have only hard
working, ordinary people to deal with.
One OF the wooden girders i'm Hanniy and
Standen's furniture store on Commerce 81
caught fire from bracket lamp about half
past O'Clock last night. The fire Department
was alarmed but the blaze was put mt before
the department arrived.
We often hear the term "laboring men
used whenever an election is on hand. The
fact is, We are all "labOring men, and so far rs
aristocrdcy is concerned we have such a poor
lot of capitalists that the term is not applica-
BILE 50 far as wealth is concerned, and brains
and blood are the heritage of all.
Mr.. II Ryder-TaYI2g has evidently been
melted to the acf nf Becoming a candidate foI
alderman hy the annOunCent of Chas Seabaugh
II Is only to be regretted that they live in diff
tereut wards. but we can console ourselves
that this is so for reason that all the mudesty
should not be concentrated in single ware.