The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-28
LIGHT SPARKS.
The girl Ramey is doing well.

The girl Ramey is doing well.
"A license has been issued for the marriage
of Irwin II. Cole and Miss Rosa Currle.
Ben Halamuda, aged years, died yester-
day in third ward from strangulation OF inc
trochea.
There is still great deal of sickness in
the city, and the doctors are busliy en-
ployed.
Preaching on Main Plaza tonight at IN,
Tomorrow at II a. m. and 3 and IN p. M
| All invited.
The candidates ball comes OFT at the
springs tonight. 1t will be fine opportunity
| to see your man.
A. 7. Williams, and Miss Sallie Green,
both OF Wilson county, were married by DIR.
I Dodson at Hord's hotel last evening.
The sociable committee of the British as
ISOLATION will meet at Hollands tea store on
Tuesday-not Monday-next at 3 O'Clock.
Old Chrysler again paid his respects to
the recorder this morning, and was ordered 10
pay the usual five dollars to the city treasury.
Our townsman, Mr.. E. S. Niccolls, has
contributed some very interesting ieteIs
about Mexico to the Bloomington, Illinois
Leader.
w. Gerfers, who owns a sheep rancho
about twenry miles north of the city, is report.
ed in dying condition from strangulaton OF
bowels.
Col. ID. B. Cross has taken out permit
for the erection of barn 22x4o on the north
west corner of San Pedro avenue and Warren
street; cost 500.
Glen Edwards, who was on the drunken
war path about two months since, and VINO
has hitherto kept out Of the way, was arrested
yesterday and fined $50 for his escaPade.
"A gold and silver watch and pair of
trousers were stolen from a Mr.. Jackson al
the Central hotel, and gold watch from
Mr.. Miller, at the Vance house, Thursday.
Prof. Houzeau states that his time is now
devoted to taking observations OF the latitude
and longitude of the city, and therefore cannot
admit visitors at present When his arrange
ments will admi, of it he will notify the public.
Regular notify meeting of San Antonio
Typographical Union No. 172 at Strives
hall tomorrow at ago p. m. All members
requested to be present. BY order OF the
president IF. MARoLD, Sec'y.
Ladies' who wear the broad-brmmed,
Gainsborroueh hats to theatres are out OF
STYLE. Ifyou haven't any other hat take of
your Gainsborrough when you get to the
theatre and tie kerchief over your head to
keep your hair on.
The B. B. A. entertainment committee
ire requested to meet at the secretary's resi-
dence, No. I6 Kingsbury street, near Flores
street, tomorrow at II a. m, to close up the
| affairs of the entertainment.
Butcher Reiden had considerable anxiety
Yesterday over his three year old son who was
| missing for several hours. The boy was
| found at late hour walking on the railway
track, and was taken home.
1T seems that the Fair association race
| track will come under the hammer on the 5th
| Of next December to satisfy note held by
Mr.. Edward Stoves. This is the last chapter
Of series of bad management.
The Sunset railway company to-day
brought garnishment against T. Nelson to
obtain money alleged to belong to M. X. Con-
molly & Co., against whom the company some
time ago instituted proceeding for the posses
sion Of SIS. 900 claimed to be due them.
There was a meeting of the British Asso
citation last night, but nothing OF importance
was done beyond one member sPringlng a
mine upon an absent and sick member, and
boldly assailing him in his absence, contrary
to all laws of courtesy or parliamentary
usage.
Turner hall was overcrowded by laugh
n