The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-17
LIGHT SPARKS.


The City Council holds regular session
this afternoon.
Another barrel house has been opened near
the Sunset depot.
Three new jewelry houses are to be opened
ON Commerce street.
A one horse wagon ran away on Commerce
street this morning. No harm was done.
In the Recorders court this morning four
cases were dismissed and three continued.
Mr.. Corner has sold his interest in the
firm of Maury Co.. to Stephen Maury for
Sl250.
Lille Muldoon, aged -four months, died
yesterday in the Second ward from causes un-
known.
Green ushers created some confusion with
reserved seat ticket holders at Turner hall last
night.
This morning the Recorder fined j. r.
Roland so for breaking wild horse in the
public streets.
Emanuel Abrahams has erected over his
store one of the prettest gold signs in the city,
made by e. II. Mueller.
"A Mexican named Diaz was fined S9j in
the Recorders court this morning for conceal
ing razor about his person.
MIR. Henry Feille and Miss Louis A. Ber-
teauX will shortly enter the bonds of matTi-
mony, Cupid again at work.
-Died-on the 10th instant, the infant daugh-
ter of John II. and Clara Il. Goldman, residence
rs Dallas street, San Antonio.
The death is announced of the infant child
Of John and Clara Goldman, from hemorrhage
of the lungs, shortly after BIRTH
old Chrysler was in Strasberg RS saloon
this morning. He found that II was difficult
TO keep erect, and yet he could talk with great
case.
"A subscriber OF the LIGHT, living on East
Commerce street, near the Arbeiter Neren
ball, complains that the city scavenger has not
been around for nearly two months.
A series of minstrel entertainments for
| Jonas garden have been arranged for the
week, and Coll Cohen, Billy Adams and Fran
| els Kennedy are to take part in them.
The San Antonio Blues are indignant at the
| San Antonio correspondent OF the Austin
Statesman for sending false report of their
recent friendly base ball play with the Athletic
club.
Sim Hart is ahead of all tobacco dealers
| selling cigarettes . cents Il package and mark
| ing down all his stock at low figures. Sim is de-
termined to succeed II low prices will induce
| buyers.
The LIGHT omitted to state that Mrs
| Schobe-nOt Schaub-was fined S25 for her at.
| tempt to fracture Officer Dolan's skull. EVi-
| IDENTIFY the law does not place great value upon
| that article.
| Ernst Jambois and Eugene Jambois, two
lads aged IL ana IL years, cousins TO Mr.. Henry
| Eeile, on the Main plaza, did some very credit.
able amateur printing FOR the ABOVE named
gentleman.
An Englishman and Mexican had an alter
cation this morning upon the moral character
of Queen Victoria, and but for friendly inter
ference forcible arguments would have ensue,
on both sides.
Mr.. Howagd c. Cookies gag in Mascot las
night, There's no tax on gamb ing" brOugh
n long and continuous round of applause, bu
whether principle or the hit was approved o
it is difhcult to determine.
Capt. Glynn Turquand authorizes tn
LIGHT to state that there is no truth in tn
statement that the Texas Polo club are abou
TO dlsband. They will play al the Balcone
ranch on next Saturday.
The item in the LIGHT about undertaken
between undertakers, in which both accuse
the other of giving pointers to the reporter
Both were wrong and fortunately no blood
| shed ensued.