The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-09
LIGHT FLASHES.
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Through the City.

job Office.
The great seemsu every night a, the
Turner hall.
Don't fail to see the great Seeman at the
Turner hall.
The great Seeman every night at the
Turner hall.
-Seeman's wonderful entertainment at the
Turner hall every night.
"A lively interest is now stirred up over
the Aldermanic race in the Fourth ward.
-Seeman Seeman Seeman every night
aud Saturday matinee, at the Turner hall.
Alderman Gallagher has opened the ball
in dead earnest for the race in his ward.
1T costs the Haverly Silver King company
S635 to give one performance in this city.
The Turner Hook and Ladder company
will meet for drill this evening at s o'clock.
e Dooley's case, in the Recorders
court, for quarrelling and fighting, was con-
tinued.
MIR. Ed Froboese, the transfer man, is
somewhat indisposed. He will be out in
few days.
William Schuncke, an cid resident Of the
city, died yesterday afternoon at his residence
on Mill street.
Mayor French last evening scored Judge
Noonsn before the City Council in az INFER
entail manner.
"A boy ~hie.playiug in the bat cave, fell
and injured himself. DR.. Graves, Jr.,
attended to him.
"A brakeman named Bullock had his foot
crushed while coupling cars at Lyle station
yesterday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Payne's case, for disturb.
ing the peace Of man named Cruz, was con-
tinued until tomorrow.
The Ladies Benevolent society met at
Scholz's yesterday and several good works
we're proposed and carried.
DIR. S. T. Lowery has been elected medi-
cal examiner for Section 63a, Endowment
Rank, Knights Of Phythias.
The friends of John T. Hambleton and
Alderman Desener both claim they are sure
Of election, from the Third.
Rev. J. w. Neil breaches tonight at the
First Presbyterian church union services. His
subject is Family Religion"
Professor Trips fifth lecture tomorrow
evening, at the Baptist chapel, will be Italy
and the war for Italian Independence"
The meeting ofthe Alamo Council Of the
American Legion of Honor did not take
place yesterday, but will do SO tonight
Members of the Endowment rank,
Knights Of Pythias, are requested to call on
the Secretary for their certificate policies.
-Salvs tionists lectured on the plaza yester-
day afternoon. Several hackmen wept copi-
ously and hid away their irail ones cards.
Justice Adam had nothing in his court
this morning. The Express man, though,
will no doubt extract some facts for his paper
tomorrow.
III. r. Foulk, of Galveston, is soliciting
business for new paper to be published in
this city weekly, to be called The Sunday
Opera Glass.
Julius Belmont and Albno Montez we're
fined S. each, in the Recorders court, this
morning. The other cases we're continued
and dismissed.
Street Commissioner Russi has Just COM
pleted the Eraveling of San Pedro avenue, and
his force will soon be through rolling this
thoroughfare.
-Seeman's great electra act; Seeman's
voyage around the world; Seemaa's elegant
presents-at the Turner hall every night, and
Saturday matinee.
The opposition TO Colonel Belknap in the
Second ward will find they have a small fol-
lowing on election day. Mossbseks must
take back seat.
Some of the excursionists call our present
weather 4 dslli-ance with midsummer, they
having left the mercury behind thsm register
ing 20 degrees below zero.
AT Meyers hall this evening the Edmund
J. Davis Post Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public will be organized. All old Union
soldiers are invited to attend.
Mr.. Gus Menger was blessed with an ad-
dition to his family yesterday afternoon, in
the shape Of a enc boy. Mrs. Mary Menger
has now six grand childrea.
Richard .Petschom complains that he
was driven out Of the city some miles by
hackman and robbed of $Io. He says he
tired to get the police authorities to aid him,
but failed.
The air is full of rumors about some sub
ordinate city officials devoting the greater
portion Of their time log-rolling for certain
candidates for Alderman ia the First and
Fourth wards.
The backbone Of this cold snap seems to
have been broken, the thermometer having
fallen IL degrees since o'clock this morning.
But still the temperature is hardly mild or
fervid enough to ripen bananas.
Brick buildings are being rapidly broueA
into use for residences here in San Antonio.
Mr.. Michelsen, the General Freight Manager
at the International depot, is building his
house Of brick, which he is erecting on
Prospect hill.
A. L.