The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-24
LIGHT SPARKS.

street.
The gintleman from Skibereen is on his
way home.
"A stuffed club is evidently needed on the
Hancock club.
The military band will hereafter play on
Tuesday evening instead of Friday.
Turkeys on the plaza are now selling at
IS cents to $I.25 each.
The average price of wood on the plaza
is about $500 for an armtul.
Walter Scott will please call at the LIGHT
Office for letters.
The street, corner Garden and Madison,
is being somewhat repaired by the city.
Hancock is advertised to make his sec
ond appearance in this city. Better keep sober
next time.
"A pistol went off accidentally in the hands
Of stranger at the Central hotel yesterday; no
one hurt.
Preaching again on Main Plaza tonight
at7H O'Clock by Elder Paul Bagly OF the
Christian church.
Hal Costing has returned and is on duty
10 the federal court. Mrs. Costing and her
son Lyle ore also in the city.
DIR. X. l.. Graves is reported somewhat
better to-day, but he has had hemorrhage OF
the lungs.
HI. Goldwater and Jake Wolff are among
the indicted by the federal grand Jury. Their
ofense is uttering false accounts.
MIR. C. G. Artz is reported as meeting the
mishap of breaking his collar bone by fall In
jumping from run away street Car on gov
eminent hill.
The attempt to read the Express out OF
the Hancock party does not seem to succeed
very we'll. 1t wouldn't hurt the Express, and
it would not help any one else.
The Hancock club showed very little
feeling in not publicly passing resolutions OF
sympathy for their leader, Or. X. l.. Graves.
Gratitude belongs to the lowest order OF po-
litical institutions.
There will be meeting of the members
ofthe Ladies Hebrew Benevolent society at
the Vestry rooms of the Temple Emanuel on
Wednesday October 25th, at 4 o'clock p. m.
The ladies are requested to be present.
The Wash Jones club already numbers
700. 1t is composed Of the young, intelligent
men of our city, and when the great commoner
comes, we shall give him a welcome that Will
20 far to repay him for the hardshiPs he has
endured in his great canvass OF the state OF
Texas.
"A Scandinavian relief society has been
formed. Mr.. Oscar Bergstrom is temporary
president, c. ]. Edenholm, secretary, and J.
IL. Petersen treasurer. A committee was aP,
POINTED to draft constitution and bylaws, and
The initiation placed at $3.50. The 18th is
liked for permanent organization.
Gov. Davis speech at Austin has gone
through two FIVE thousand editions. 1t is the
campaign document of the canvass. 1t is
calm dispassionate presentment OF the ques-
tons at issue and complete answer to the
SANDERS perpetrated by Judge Ireland and his
band of political slang-wangers over the state
A. S. Penoyer, formerly with the Volk's'
family, but now representing Joseph Whee-
lock company, is in the city. The Wheelock
company open here Monday with 'Joe Fetch
c,s Revenge" Tuesday they play ''Marble
Heart" and on Wednesday the English SEN
sation play Of "Twenty Thousand Pounds"
Hancock has a good deal to say abou,
wool hats" he seems greatly distressed over
he ha. question. If he, and his kind OF pol
ticans had their way we would have to 60
b,re-headed because we would not be able to
yet money enough to buy even secondhand
English hat if we produced no wool or other
things to bring US money. Hancock has hat
in his head, evidently.
Mr.. Haldeman, an employe Of the Sunset
railway, was run into by train loaded with
lumber coming down the grade just beyond
the passenger depot. He was struck on the
hack and head injuring him seVere y, but Dr.
Rankin who was called found no bones bro
ken, but suggested thu possibility of internal
injuries. The accident was due to careless
ness Of the yard master and brakeman.