The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-21
LIGHT SPARKS.

date for commissioner in precinct NO. T.
Those who are to take part in the coming
fair for the benefit of the Jewish temple Eetn
Ell, are requested to meet AT tne IehiPie VII
Wednesday, the End inst.
Wanted-A second hand safe: also show
case. Address J. Sceuhle, 2H PasO street. ~.
The weather continues lovely.
There is lull in the amusement world. Z
lily politics are beginning to excite at
tention.
Mr.. Tarleton expresses the opinion that
Ben Thompson will be refused bail again.
County treasurer Lacoste reports a bal
lance of $32, 3oI.25 in hand.
The remains of c. G. Napier will arrive
from Laredo this evening.
Papers for Sale-Two thousand old papers for
sale at this Office. H-"l-i'
Furnished Rooms to Rent-Apply at the Mis-
sion Garden. H--l'"t.
The 10th infantry have arrived from Fort
Concho to take the place Of the 22nd infantry.
The city council meet to-day at AGO.
The late C. G. Napier died from ''perni-
cious malarial fever"
Mr.. Caen, commences the new system OF
privy cleaning tonight.
The remains of the late c. G.. Napier will
be inferred at half-past three o'clock.
The teachers had meeting in the central
school on Saturday.
Fred Warde will again appear al the Ca
sino in January next.
"A Mexican child, aged years, is missing.
The boy is of light complexion, resembling an
American child.
The police officers found bay pony. sad
die and bride, on the Alamo plaza, at 2 a. m.
and il now awaits the call of the owner.
Charles Baumberber has been elected 4
member of the Casino, and is elated at the
prospective amusement.
The Express reports that move is on foot
to provide an opera house.
When we get the new street railway built
it will be easy walking to any part OF our
city.
The democratic press keeps talking about
"radcals"-the only radicals we know OF "
the state are of the bourbon democratic stripe"
A marriage license was issued this morn
ing for the union Of Pedro Perez, to Julia o.
gum.
is not some change Of policy needed in
our city government? If the question is ans
wered afirmatively then how can we have it
without a change of administration.
"A man who can't make living at some
legitimate employment is hardly fit to be en-
trusted with the business Of the community at
arge-to-wit:h holding an Office.
The death of Refuge Nadia, age 50
from Syphilis Of throat, and OF Louis Garcia,
,ged one month from congestion OF the brain
is reported.
Complaint is made that the sanitary con-
possible condition, and Prof. Rote should
certainly give his attention to the matter.
The city bonds are not selling very fast;
only about $IIoo worth have been sold. They
DO not appear to be popular, for the reason
that per cent interest is not a tempting in
vesiment for Texas capital.
We are proud of old Bexas, she gave
Gov. Davis a neat majority over Hancock.
Intelligence, liberality and business prosperity
was evidenced in the verdict.
Some of the bourbon sheets are very un-
generously suggesting that Gov. Davis leave
he state. Better invite the good people who
voted for the ex governor TO leave also. No,
we are going to stay to see the last democratic
prejudice buried six feet under Texas sod.
The infant son OF Professor and Mrs. Kat
zenberger aged 10 days, died this morning at
II o'clock of lockjaw. This is severe blow
to the jovial Professor and his good lady,
whose hearts had become bound up in their
beautiful babe.
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