San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-13
ALL AROUND TOWN.

for his exhibition at l.. WoIfSon's.
The Star Theatre drew good crowd
last.
L. p. Peck & Co. are cleaning up his big
windows preparing for his big furniture
exhibition.
Why don't Tom Common look after those
sidewalks in ward No. ,.
The electric light was burning on Wash
ingtOn square last night.
Some folks are asking who Is the poet
signing himself, Not Tom Moore"
The Faithful Ten" are divided on the
selection of Alderman Lockwood's sue
ccsSOr.
San Antonio real estate men are very
poor advertisers.
Lawyer John Copeland is also spoken
OF as one of the prospective wOrktngmen'
candidates for mayor.
Charley Crawford has sold out his in
tereSt in the Ranch saloon.
good vaudeville entertainment was
given at the Washington last night.
Some of the business men will hold a
private meeting at Rische'S theatre Sat-
urday night to discuss matters pertaining
to the cOmming city election.
A very good company was greeted with
a small audience at the Grand last night:
Moral: Do little more honest adver-
Using.
You can fool some people all the time,
you can fool some people part of the
time, but you can't fool all the people all
the time" BE honest in your adver-
Using.
The opera house critic of the Express,
does not understand why the opera house
is so poorly paJrOnized this season. The
people have caught on to the critic
though"
Walter Grigg is talked of as a compro-
mise candidate for Alderman LOckwoOd's
seat in the council.
The coming grand jury Will be expected
TO do something else, besides indlcting
gamblers and prostitutes, Amen!
If the cases against the city officials are
not prosecuted before the March term,
they will then be dismissed.
a poor chicken or horse THE gotS from
; to 20 years, but a bOOdler gives bond,
aud is never tried.
The Minneapolis kid" a boxer of con-
siderable rep" has arrived in town and
will try to make deal with Kid Wilson
The boys are betting that the San Anto-
Mo Kid will knock him out.
Old "ChromO" at the Grand is not hap
ply. Buffalo Bull is too stubborn.
When a paid critic puffS up an old bum
show, the next show following. II II be
worthy one, is sure to get it in the neck.
Mayor Lockwood has got good back
bone, and will not be hnlldOzed.
The LIGuT,s Holiday Edition will be
the best of all If you want an. adyer-
tisement in it send in your copy early.
A new Mexican restaurant has been
opened on Milan square
Keno business was fairly good on the
west side last night Several soldiers
were down town.
Red" has quit work and is now play
ing keno: says the per centage is better,
Annie Petrie. the pleasing ballad singer.
was formerly the wife of printer.
c. X. Brenneman would make San An
tonic tirSt-caSS mayor.
Some of the policemen are ordering
their new suits in time for Christmas.
&. r. Sullivan is now riding hand
some horse. He also sells good shoes.
Kid Wilson thinks he would have no
trouble in knocking Steve Butler out in
about four rounds.
A big chance is offered to speculate in
city property by calling on John L.
Hambleton Il Co.
West End will boom again in the spring
Now in good time TO put up options on
lots.
The cOHstahleS and justices or precinct
No. l. viii pay their Christmas calls on
the vags Somebody must foot the cleo
tiOn bills.
Manager NilarUeva of the Washington
is negotiating iOr fine Mexican team TO
open at his house in January.
Visiting cars are given away at the
Light Office. Ask Fred Small.
The sun cOrrnsp lndent has been lay
ing low this week. Several people think
they know who he is.
Applicants for the San Antonio post
office are increasing daily.
The LIGHT will put on a new dress next
month.
Several hundred able bodied men were
loating around the court house yeSter-
day.