The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-27
LOCAL DOTS.
-"Spread the Light. :"

The district court closed to-day.
Less than week remains to preparation:
for the Voiksfest.
The unhappy family will more proper
ly describe our friends at the courthouse, now
Only four marriage licenses were issued
last week.
Judge Noonan denies that he has any in
tention Of becoming candidate for congress.
R. A. Holland has bought Lockwood's
Tea and coffee store.
"A light rain is reported'at Eagle Pass to-
day, and at Platte.
Mine building permits were issued during
the past week.
The 6remen's hall, on Market street, is
being neatly fitted up for the meetings OF the
Knights Of Pythias.
There were fifteen persons before the
recorder this morning, and the fines imposed
amounted to Sos.
There will be ponti6cial high mass at
San Fernando in the morning, and some good
singing will form part of the services.
j. P. Wright, tried at Pleasanton for
murder, has given bond on a charge of cattle
theft.
w. Murphy was arrested last night by
Capt. Karber for having stolen watch, and
has been lodged in the county jail.
Alderman Story stopped the LIGHT be-
cause we did not love his rag baby. The peo-
pie saved $4,000 and we have lost 10 cents.
We can stand it, if Story can.
ronoaxt 70 ,,,orro,u If and d,nc
ing at night, if weather is favorable, at Jonas
garden.
If the weather is fine, there will be the
usual attractions at Jonas garden Tomorrow
evening.
The Volksfest committee on hotel and
boarding house accommodations, will hold
their headquarters at Turner hall.
COL Freer should provide the Express To-
cal with special car to Medina Park.
The "Knights of Wise Men" will give an
entertainment to. night at Krsch Hall. The
public are invited. Admission IS cents.
There will be no picnic at Medina park.
tomorrow as advertised, on account ofthe bad
weather.
The article headed "Death From Crimi-
nal Neglect in the mornings Express, will
be answered in the next LIGHT.
How the "deadly miasma" from the town
has climbed government hilP' in the teeth of
the wind, is left unexplained by the Express.
The New Hartmann piano to be given
away by A. Kahn & Co., is on exhibition at
Rhodius& Tempsky's music store.
The sickness reported at the government
depot must be accounted for in some other
way than the explanation made by the Express.
MIR. L. Orynsky and bride are home
again. They are temporarily with Mrs. Gaens-
len, on South Flores street.
The printed copies of the acts of the spec
ial session of the leg stature have been receiv-
ed for distribution to the different county Off
GERS.
Jim Stillers government detective OF
Louisville, has arrived here on a visit to his
brother-in-law Mr.. Henry Hunt, the new pa
tent brick maker of Crockett street.
The death of Mary Elizabeth Reinbold
age 90 years from Malarial fever and M. Rod
rigues age 10 months from Cholera infantum
has been notified.
-Tobin's "chili con carne" manifesto takes
big space in to-day's LIGHT. But every
reader will be interested in it, because it is a
concise history of successful enterprise by an
old San Antonian.
"A LIGHT reporter has always attended
the excursions to Medina park, and never saw
any cause for complaint for want of accommo-
dations, or comforts provided for the passen-
gers by Mr.. Freer, and think the item in this
mornings Express does him an injustice.
of Miss Bessie Bell daughter of Mr.. les
sup Bell Of our city, correspondent from
Cincinnati speaks in glowing terms, as having
marvellous sweet voice." which she has
been training at the Cincinnati conservatory OF
music. Miss Bessie is native of our city al
ready famous for her sweet singers.
We regret to hear that Bette, the wife OF
Frank Lancaster, died this morning at q
o'clock, from consumption. The deceased has
been sick for some time, and for the past few
days has been in dying condition.
TRUTH" says there is no foundation for
the statement that the Princess Beatrice OF
England is about to marry prince of Hesse-
| Homburg, its editor, w. Labonchere M. 2
is about the best posted man in England on
such matters. This fact is sufficient supply 10
the many Inaccuracies of the Times article Of
yesterday on the subject.
The Express is very unhappy because the
people don't swallow Story's baby, and lays
all the sickness in the city to the failure ia
vote the $4,000. "His honor" told us the
city had $4,000 to spend for city improve
| mentc LET he SDend that and then the I rcuT