The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-01-03
LIGHT SPARKS.

| Marshal Costing is in attendance on the
| federal court at Austin.
August Krisch, Jr., is reported critically
| sick with lockjaw.
Old Judge Henson is confined to bed at
Santa Rosa hospital from injuries from a fall.
The special yenire in the Dewitt murder
cases is being called this morning in the district
court.
Manning, postmaster, is off on trip to
Washington. 1t is rumored that, like the China
| man, "he must go.
The Bexar Benevolent association hold
their bi-monthly meeting in Strives hall to-
night at o'clock.
The colored masquerade ball. TO have taken
place at Krisch's hall tonight, has been post
poned to Saturday.
Harry Robinson, who was last season with
the Goldens, is engaged this year with Lambert
Richardson's dramatic company.
The closing scene of Othello last night was
somewhat married by the changing of the fire
bells, and the hasty exit of volunteer tiremen.
The county commissioners revoked the Or
der appointing A. +. Dignowity agent for
county lands in Kinney county.
F. A. wainwright a contractor on the Sun
set road, lost mis- pocket-book containing
check for SllOo ON the National bank, yesterday
morning.
The Military plaza this morning bears
close resemblance TO plOwed field, and will so
remain under the present regime of city gov
ernment.
Mr.. Tom O'Connor, a young man well
known i'm this city, found the pOcket-book con-
tanning a check for S1lOO, and returned it to the
owner, Mr.. +. \. Wainwright.
Mason Nancy, young son of Judge Nancy
OF Seguin, was yesterday examined in the dis
trict court by Judge Devine, Judge Waelder
and Col. n. o. Green, for admittance to the
bar.
The citizens want to see the new system of
street making examine toe new work in front
of the mayors office. worse specimen of
such workmanship cannot be found in any
other city.
san Antonio had genuine capitalist as
visitor few days ago, and his Ott-hand offers
10 buy out some of our great tinanciers, and
the effect ii had, is really cOmcal
The following deaths are reported Kath.
CtssiOn, Irish, aged So brought from Devils
River rho died from old age, and Franciska
Glossy, German, aged 90, who died from bron-
chitis.
The person who took pair of shoes from
the stage of Krisch hall, during or after the
British association sOiree, is requested to re-
turn them to the LIGHT office to save himself
further trOnble.
A regular meeting of the Ladies Hebrew
Benevolent society will be held at the vestry
rooms of the synagogue, this afternoon, to
which all members are cordially invited. I'm
pOrtant business on hand.
I'm conversation with Mr.. NJ. G.. Anderson
this morning, LIGHT reporter was informed
no convention nor committees, but would sub
nit his claims for reelection to the ballot box
of the people only.
j. +. Spaulding, prominent citizen of
ElGin, Illinois, died on Alameda street last
evening from consumption, for which he
sought cure in the climate of this city. His
remains will be shipped home tomorrow
morning.
In discussion between Capt. Ed. Braden
and Mr.. HOefiing, at the session of the commits
siOners court yesterday morning, the former
vehemently objected 10 the latter speaking so
often on all subjects and demanded that par
liamentary rules be adopted for guidance of
the board.
Three attachment suits have been filed here
by Hugo Il Schneider, Joe Foster and T.. Hart
against John ID. Dyer, proprietor of the Olive
Branch theatre of Laredo. The total amount
of the attachments is something over Sl,3GO.
Leo TarletOn levied on the goods Monday, and
w. W ShOwalter, Esq, of Laredo, is now here
to look after Mr.. Dyers interests in the matter.
Seats for Hidden Hand are selling fast az