The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-07-24
LIGHT SPARKS.

"A good barber is wanted at once at
Busky's, No. IL Soledad street ia 2t
w. Sanchez Sen. died yesterday morn
ing.
One part of Coup's circus is at the Hord
hotel; the Hager annex is at the Central.
Justice Adams married Fritz Jsggi to
Mary Becker at the residence OF the BRIDE
eroom's mother west Of the San Pedro.
The hearing of the habeas corpus petition
of Ben Thompson is set for ga. m. in the
District court, tomorrow.
Twenty three cases before the Recorder
this morning, and $I2I dollars imposed by
the way of cautionary fines.
Ed. Pierce, in consideration Of his youth
and restitution, escaped with sentence OF
two years.
Essay on Education" by J. M. Emer-
erson. Turner hall Friday.
j. w. Mcdonald was this morning fined
Sis for striking cripple named John Gent
man near the Sunset depot.
See the Judge and the Mayor in the "Ma-
chine Caucus" Turner hall, Friday night. St
The will Of Peter Helm has been admit
ted to. Probate. His wife is appointed ad
ministratrix without, bond in accordance with
the will.
Select reading, "a Renaissance" by G.
Wilbur, entertainment Turner Hall, Friday
night St
John H. Mastor, who was so much in
jured in the Atascosa coal mine is doing well
and there is good hope that his leg will moi
have to be amputaled.
There will be no meeting Of the working
mems union tonight; the union having ad.
journed until Wednesday to allow the men,
The "can't get-awa club" excursion lief,
yesterday for Houston, en- route for Calves
ton and New Orleans. Miss Jeanne Frankie
was among the party.
Doh fail to attend the entertainment OF
literary and debating society, Friday, at Turner
hall. Tickets IS cents. No extra charge for
reserved seats. st
Anderson Bonnet was brought before
Justice Adam this morning on the charge OF
aggravated assault upon John Kinahan. He
waved examination and was bound over, ir
the sum of three hundred dollars to appea,
before the grand jury.
Marshal Costing has intimated to Sheriff
Mccall that he is using all endeavors to get
settlement of the county bill Tor feeding fed |
eral prisoners. and hopes to be able to dis
charge it shortly. In the meantime the new
Marshal is promptly settling claims against
him.
News has reached the city that Garesche,
son of General E. o. c. Ord, has met with
serious accident that endangers his eye-sight.
He was playing with gunpowder when it ex
ploded, causing such serious injury that it is
doubtful whether his eye-sight can be pre-
served.
The debating club had another rehearsal
of their dramatic pieces 1.-The Ward Caucus"
and "Romeo and Juliet" Ia Texas, on Sat. |
urday, and showed considerable improvement,
in conception and execution of the ideas. The
boys may depend upon some good fun at the
entertainment Friday night.
The entertainment is in aid Of the lbrar,
fund, and prices of tickets only IS cents Yo,
rught to aid US by giving US crowded house.
st
"A telegram from England announces the
ppointment of Thomas Hughes, the author,
to be county court judge. Mr.. Hughes is
not only an author but he is barrister and
''liberal' politician, and has acquired consd
cradle reputation by his "Tom Brown
School Days." and "rom Brown at Oxford"
Mr. Hughes, who is we'll known in America
by his recent attempt to start an English col
onv. has relative who is al present residen,
At Boerne.