The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-14
LIGHT FLASHES.
what the Reporters Learn en- Their Tee
Through the City.

window.
The feeling runs high against Henson and
his supposed wife.
MIR. Fox's Jim Brown will rua against
Julia Moore on the 10Th.
The members Of the Gun club did not
meet, as usual, yesterday.
Five cases we're dismissed and three con-
tinued, in the Recorders court.
1T is only in the First ward that the
election can run itself without challenge or
expense.
The County Commissioners discussed the
question Of roads this morning and settled
some few accounts.
The motion made by the Express Printing
company on Saturday for new trial in the
John Copeland case was overruled.
Owing to the press not having admittance
to the Jail yesterday statements could not be
obtained from Henson or the two women.
Katie, had to 60 to the Office to get the
I4th Of December. Not the one. Get the
4th and 74,h. Tuesday, at 3 o'clock. H."
Charles Crabb, who caught the Mexican
stealing shirts, says Mexicans pull hard;
evidence: the coat tails left in Crabb's hands.
The District court convened this morning.
and did no other business before adjournng
save to fine dozen Of witnesses $40 each in
default Of appearance.
All the newswaper men who appreciat:
courtesy and accommodation we're rejoiced to
find District Court Clerk Baldus at his &C.
customed desk this morning. He is almost
quite recovered.
The Poles gave an enjoyable dance on
Saturday night at St. Albert's hall, on. South
street. It was leap year ball and worthy in
its liberal fare Of the sons Of Pulaski and
Koskuisco.
Professor Trip gives tonight, at the
Baptist chapel, at Sis o'clock, the seventh
lecture Of his series, his great lecture on "The
Causes OF the Franco. German War and the
Defeat of Napoleon"
The County Clerk and District Court
Clerk were busy this morning issuing natural
ization papers to the freshmen among voters
who desired to try their hand at American
citizenship at the Aldermanac election this
morning.
John Copeland has reason to feel good
over the fact that his case against the Express
is denied a new trial. Judge Noonan has
overruled it. And the Express, in carrying it
up on appeal, must give frst-class bond for
$1,000.
Ed Reagan, the hackman, and driver of
No. So, called at this Office to say that he
drove Pe,schow on Wednesday last and that
while the warrant was out for Henry Schubert
it was mistake, he, Reagan, being innocent,
but responsible for any charge that may be
brought against him.
There is certainly a mistake in some Of
the city papers saying that the Council unan-
imously resolved not to permit the ladies of
the city to place ice cream or refreshment
tables in Travis park. II lacked one vote OF
unanimity. and that was Aldermen Gala
gher's positive No.
MIR. August L. Rubino, formerly Of the
museum here, is in the city. He reports
having donea splendid business in Piedras
Negras, Monclova and Saltillo. His average
profits have been $40 per day. We are glad
to know this. Rubino is up to snuff and IN
derstands advertising.
Harry Baum returned from the duplex
Laredos on Saturday evening He found a
general complaint Of dull business, though
judging these places by his order book he
thinks there must be some mistake. Captain
Shelly, Of the Rangers, was with him most Of
the time, and the trip was most congenisl and
profitable.
Not because ii is the first ball, but be-
cause it will be the best Of the season, the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Lodge
No. 1877. invite all to the Casino hall, for
dance and supper, tomorrow night. For the
steady hand at the throttle, the clear eye in
cloudy night or misty morning, with hun
dreds Of lives in keeping, there should be the
keenest appreciation here of anything con-
ducive to the welfare or enjoyment of the en-
gineers.