The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-10
LIGHT FLASHES.
what the Reporters Learn on Their Tour
Through the City.

Through the City.
--"Beggar Student at Turner hall tonight.
&C. w Bolton was tried and fined SIS for
vagrancy this morning.
Paul Otto Zlhn was licensed this morning
to wed Miss Therese Helm.
No dances at the beer gardens last even
ing for the first time in year.
The report Of the City Collector for the
week shows the receipts to be Sis43 IS.
--Rosidelln Allen, aged "a months, died on
the OH Of Inflammation Of the bowels, in the
Fourth ward.
Cummings was fined So this morning for
beating and striking. The case against John
son was continued.
MIR. NJ. Bodermann and Mr.. Bamberger
went out buggy riding on Sunday. The horse
ran away and both gentlemen jumped from
the buggy, sustaining slight injuries.
Professor Roland and Mr.. Arthur, Of
Chicago, and John Rostock had high time
around the camp fire last night and the
Indian war dance was done to perfection.
MIR. Rollie Meyer, one Of the contestants
10 the coming skating match, broke his arm
while skating at the rink Saturday evening.
The match has therefore been postponed.
Rev. DR.. Neal, Of the First Presbyterian
church, preached graphic and eloquent
sermon yesterday morning, taking for his
text the words aye are bought with great
price"
"A man named Clay was arrested on
Saturday for leaving his team alone, but it
turned out it was only horse, and as the afr
davit stated it was team the case was dis
missed.
"A LIGHT representative witnessed per-
Torrance of the Ford Opera company at Gal
weston Saturday, and can promise pleasant
entertainment for those attending Turner hall
tonight.
The hop at Fire company No. hall
given by the Young Mems Benevolent asso-
ci,tion Saturday night last, was largely at
tended and pleasantly enjoyed. 1t will be re-
peated monthly.
Charley Bauderer sang beautiful Alsa-
tan song entitled, "Zillerthal list mein Freud
and the Misses Annie and Oracle Nixon
danced hornpipe at the Young Mems Be-
nevolent association ball on Saturday.
j. A. Sweeney, the fine scenic artist and
painter, Of Houston, known TO the boys as
"the lion tamer," has secured a contract for
the decorative work on the ticket Office Of the
Sunset railway in the Menger hotel.
Pat Murray was creating disturbance in
his house Saturday. Officer Westmoreland
went around to arrest him, when he threatened
the officer first with a chair, then with a pill
low. He eventually gave himself up.
MIR. Z. c. Tatum, well known in this
city, was arrested on the charge Of lunacy
this morning. He has not yet exhibited very
violent manifestations Of his disorder, and his
friends hope that rest and abstention from ex-
element will bring about speedy cure.
The District court was engaged this morn
ing in hearing the case Of G. II. Hellborr and
wife against the Galveston, Harrisburg and
San Antonio road, it being a suit for 5000
damages which Mrs. II. sustained by reasons
of injuries inflicted on her by the cars Of de-
PENDANT.
Officers Harris and Abbey early on Sun
day morning observed dog acting curiously,
swapping at them as they passed by, and
frothipg at the mouth, in front Of A. B
Franks residence, on Alamo street, and SC
concluded to put him beyond the power o.
harm doing by shooting him.
DIR. Ozel, who was run over by a team
last Thursday, near the Immigrant home, a
the Sunset depot, has died from the effects Of
the accident. He was stranger to our city
and was quite aged. He is said to leave I
family somewhere in the East, though thei
place Of residence is unknown.
We call attention to the advertisement o
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