The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-05-26
LIGHT FLASHES.
what the Reporters Learned on Their Tour
Through the City.

what the Reporters Learned on Their Tou
Through the City.
Sim Hart has got new scheme.
"A vegetable wagon broke down neal
I. c. Frost's this morning.
The knights of Pythlas will move
into their new hall this week.
Several Of the old chronic office
seekers are likely to get badly left at the
next election.
"A Southern base ball league is In
formation. The idea arose IN this city,
and u IL good one.
Several of the local sporters met at
Joe Morris Saturday night and some
very good bouts were seen.
The storm Of Saturday night caused
the postponement of most of the enter.
tainments fixed for that night.
"A buggy turned upside down in st.
Louis street during Saturdays rain, do
ing no damage except deluging the
driver with mud and rainwater.
business men complain Of the "Come
in, boss" Of the negro BARRIERS at their
shop doors. It dsturbs them, besides
being very often so sudden II startles
them.
"A lot of noisy boys, whose parents
should teach them better, disturbed the
services at the Episcopal church last
night. and the Bishop had to send out to
have them called to order.
The duet sung by Mrs. Frazer and
Miss Annie Tobin, during the service Mt
the Episcopal church, was extremely
well done. ~ Live and Love Thee" is
beautiful duet and needs good deal Of
execution, besides impressive enuncia-
ton.
Two maliciously disposed persons
created disturbance In Alamo street
early on Sunday morning and amused
themselves by knocking down one or
two signs, and one of them was after
wards found asleep in the mud. Where
had the officers gone?
Several Britishers celebrated the
Queens birthday on Saturday, in mer-
itorious way, by getting MS full of whis-
Ky as possible. One, more patriotic than
the rest, was tossing up his helmet in a
most frantic manner. No arrests have
been made for disorderly conduct, how
ever.
See in another column the card OF
DR.. i. +. Breeding, dentist, who has n
fine record in his profession, in n long
and continued practice of - years, as
well as the highest concentrations and
endorsement from his old friends and
patrons in Bowling Green, Kentucky,
and his new made friends in San An
tonic, where he has now been In practice
for the past five years. His new and
elegant Office is now In the Dulln &
block.
There was fraOas at a board ing
house near the International depot ON
Saturday night. Two of the inmates
quarreled, and one of them got struck
over the head with chair. At this
juncture the assaulted party left the
room and returned with pistol which
he fired, but without effect. The weap-
on was soon wrenched out of his hand
by his antagonist, and eventually the
dispute was settled amicably when the
parties became sober.
There has been some petty larceny
going on ut several camp yards of late.
one case in point occurred at Moke's
yard Saturday night. A farmer who
made the above yard the quarters for
his team, had the whole proceeds of his
sale of country produce stolen from the
pockets of his pants, which he had
placed, before retiring to rest, under his
pillow. On awaking in the morning he
discovered the garment hanging over
the side of the wagon, rifled of all 1t
contained.
An innocent yet observant member
from the country was leaning on the
post office box attached to the lamp post
near the Vaudeville in reflective atti-
tude; this position he had constantly TO
change from people being DESTROYS to
mail their letters. After returning to
his original position about four times
and being as often deposed therefrom in
as many minutes, an ejaculation came
forth from the watchers lips in stento-
rian tones, " BY gum! If they keep that
up till s o'clock, that iron box won't
hold any more.m