The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-10
LOCAL DOTS.

willie Neuman fell yesterday from hg
tree and was seriously injured.
Jesus Herrera has taken out a license tor
his marriage with Petro Nasquez.
AS Recorder Anderson was away and the
mayor sick, DO court was held this morning.
-Aftidavits have been filed against Birdie
Siebert and Willie Wambold for burglary and
theft.
Mr.. Murray should put up this sign at
his saw-mill: "Don't monkey with the saw
while in motion"
This morning horse ran away, throwing
negro boy, but not hurting him. The horse
was soon stopped without doing further in
Jury.
The signal station reports at 5:34 a. m.
to-day the barometer at 5000; thermometer
at n. Inndianola. barometer 3o:oo; Their
mometer 81.
| Considerable excitement was occasioned
on Saturday at the Springs by man who
bore a striking facial resemblance to the Por-
trait of Guteau.
"A select number of advertisements will be
inserted in the programme of San Antonio
literary and debating society's entertainment.
For space and terms apply to H. Ryder-Tay-
lor, LIGHT Office.
"A boy is wanted to sell the Statesman
Salary and commission paid. Apply to II
Ryder-Taylor, LIGHT office at 7 tonight.
When Mr.. Murray spoke last evening he
was suffering severe pain occasioned by ar
accident to his hand, which had sustained
severe injuries by being cut with circular
saw.
The democracy Of Texas, to be consistent:
must be entirely inconsistent. To endorse
Roberts and Ireland in the same resolution, i
an insult to any intelligent man, even it ne b'
democrat.
The Misses Many Hanaway, Ida Niggli
Fife Hamilton and Wilma Hebgen, four O
the little elfs of the operetta, can sing like tn
nightingale, but did not want their name II
the paper.
IA Warrior Bold" was we'll rendered b.
Mr.. Arthur G. Crane during the intermissio
of the operetta at San Pedro springs last Sat
urday. Mr.. c. controls fire ba one voice
Juan Cardenas made a thoroughbre
speech in the democratic convention Saturda
morning. He said: 81 am vi exican; am
thoroughbred; and when resolution is pro
posed by thoroughbred democrat, to elect
thoroughbred delegation to nominate a thol
oughbred governor l can't see how any thor
Dug hbred democrat can oppose it. am &c
Judge Devine's resolution"
Vance Hotel.
WD Green, Dorshoe, c H Hanbakee,
Lewis, J Harvey. H, Merkle, M Moran,
Coup, Grubb, C Ksssler, P Humble,
DOYLE, w A Innes, H Hurst, 2 Hurst,
= Rogers, Coup's circus; Robert Gulppenge
y Texas.
u Military Orders.
- HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS, |
SAN ANTONIO, July 3, 1882.
General Orders No. rs.
Fl The following decision recently made know
, to these headquarters, and applied by the pa
y department to case in this department,
promulgated for the information of all col
4 cerned:
"The secretary of war decides that where
soldier has served faithfully on an enistmel
of this kind H. e. an enlistment entered upO
e while deserter from another enlstment)
shall not be compelled to refund pay alreao
, drawn by him on account of such service"
Il Endorsement. Septer 3, 1879. by adjuta
master general.
70 II, Company and troop commanders W
IL forward, to reg imental headquarters, copy
=, all assignments and descriptive rolls of recruit
IS sent direct to their companies.
r [Circular letter from the adutant general
lie the amry, June IA 1884,
es III. Paragraph S, I.aidley's rifle 6rin
ct explains the object of the safety notch al
prescribes the method of carrying carbin
provided with it. and as there is no differen
in this respect between the rifle musket al
R the carbine, general orders No. 40, May
H. 1881, applies equally to both"
n, "This order prescribes that the piece is
" be at half cock when presented at inspection
n decision by the general of the army, co
M veyed by circular letter from the adiutant &c
J eral of the army, June l6, 1882, relative
X the application Of general orders No 49,
G. O., series of 1881.
BY order Of Brigadier General Augur:
r THOMAS M. VINCENT,
- Adiutant General