The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-05
LIGHT SPARKS.

Prof l.. VI. Hunt is organizing muse
| class
| Prof Katzenberger is to have another sum-
IN n nights blow OUT at the Springs.
The plazas presented brisk market this
morning.
The lecture of Miss Nichols at San Pedro
spriegs comes off at 8 o'clock.
The Carr divorce case set for to-day is
continued until to morrow.
| Joseph Marrar brought suit to recover
| SIPS damages from the Water Works Co. Ui-
,mately the jury awarded $43.
Gov Davis reached the city yesterday
afternoon in good health and fine spirits; his
canvass so far has been very satisfactory.
Remember the LIGHT Office is the place
to get hne printing done for the same price as
'cheap work.
There was private picnic at the springs
last night, and the participants seemed to have
had good time generally.
The members of the Baptist congrega
ton. with a few of their friends, enjoyed
pleasant sociable at the residence of Pastor
Dodson last night.
LII. MOOTc anu lCOudIuO NdILd lldu d
rough and tumble yesterday. Moore paid
fine of $40 in the recorders court, but Cara
was more fortunate, he was dismissed.
There will be birthday social at the RESI-
dence oil DR.. J. A. Johnston, Lavacca street,
FRIDAY evening, complimentary to Miss Josie
Carroll and w. H. Cayce.
Miss Belle Nichols, of California, will
lecture at the Springs to night for the benefit
OF the yellow fever sufferers. Mr.. F. kHrble
has donated lights, ETC., for the occasion
Manager Frank Sparrow is preparing a
mammoth bill for the entertainment to be given
Friday night for the benefit Of the yellow fever
sufferers.
"A smart (?) policeman tried to sell re-
porters last night, that a woman had been
shot by man in the third ward.
The job printers of the city are preparing
, "Black List" for the benefit of dead-beats
who order printing very freely but never pay.
Governor Davis and Judge Siemering left
for New Braunfels this nooI.. The governor
peaks there tonight.
Tom Ochiltree is still in the city and ex-
ects to 60 to Laredo first before visiting Eagle
Ass.
Work on the new Terrell buildings, on
commerce street, is progressing finely, and
,egns to add much to the appearance Of that |
ocality.
MIR. Robert Wulhng is generally spoken
)fas proper man to run for county clerk.
he approaching democratic county conven-
will bring forth the usual cut and dried pro-
:ramme. The independent ticket will furnish
. proper relief to the people.
Since there is some talk Of improving our
squares we advise our city council to visit the
luartermaster's depot. They can get an idea
low the work might be done. Fencing is
The ground will have to be
used by new earth, and put in grass, and
ne proper walks and drives neatly paved.
The present building used by Prof.
Ialbedl for his high school class, is only pro-
ided with accommodations for one sex. Prof.
tote and "his honor" the mayor, are respect
ally asked to stop electioneering long enough
have proper and decent accommodation
provided for that school,
The use of the squares and streets for
tone yards has grown to be a great nuisance.
iesides tn public inconvenience the stone
cutters are subjected 10 all the lnClemenCleS |
IF the weather in thus being compelled to work
N the streets while if the stone was dressed
a private yards comfortable sheds could be
provided to shelter them.
Now that our one thousand and FIVE hun
red children have marched to the school
louse doors, the mayor has had the noxious
weeds cut down in the play ground, and there
hey lie to breed sickness among the little
mes. What our city lacks is executive care
nd watchiulness.
The steamer Arizona with the democratic
nominee for congress on board, arrived in
Liverpool, England, on the 2nd inst. He
night as we'll lay over there in the shade until
he hears from the 10th district. The people
have made up their minds to make him walk
ipanish.
far SSsl.