The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-29
LlGHI FLASHES.
what the Reporters Learn on Their Tour
Through the City.

ing a cigar u inches long.
&C. W. Bslwin was fined SIS 90 or five
days in the Recorders court.
Don't forget the B. B. A. hop to night a
Meyers hall, for members only.
No arrest was made in the case Of Henry
Pease. An alias warrant was then issued.
The County Clerk has issued license to
A. Garwood to wed with Miss Irene Pfeiner.
Eleven building permits have been issued
during the week, from $50 to $3.50 in value.
Three cases were dismissed and four
continued in the Recorders court this
morning.
Sim Hart has a new advertisement on
the top Of our paper Read and take advan-
tage.
The pews Of the First Presbyterian church
will be rented on Monday morning at II
o'clock.
The social and oyster supper last evening
at the Trinity NJ. Z. church was well attended
and was a success.
How can a police officer modify the
charge Of petty larceny into an accusation Of
"disorderly"
Captain Z. Z. Pratt, a prominent Wis
consin lumber man, whose home is at Beloit,
Wisconsin, is in the city.
"A splendid time is promised at the old
Fair grounds at the races on New Year day
aud the day following.
A full attendance at the meeting of San
Antonio Typographical Union is earnestly
desired at ago o'clock tomorrow.
Three hundred and seventy-eight dol
lars is the amount Of fines imposed
during the week in the Recorders court.
-venison is plentiful in the city. Every
train brings in deer of all sizes, some bucks
with splendid horns. 1t is cheaper than
beef
The bar OF Bexar county met this morning
in the District court room and passed sppro-
pirate resolutions on the death OF Judge b. l.
Boone.
Colonel Pey well known in town, and
living four miles out, had bad attack Of
hemorrhage OF the stomach yesterday. lie
is lying very sick.
Elder Pennington will preach tomorrow
at II a. m, corner of Houston and ST.
St. Msry's streets. Subject: 1.-THE Bible an
all sufficient rule of faith and practice"
Wanted, sadly-something louder to wake
up an Alamo street policeman than whistle.
Two earthquakes, the "crack of doom" and
a dismissal from the force might do the bus
mess.
Rev. Mr.. Preston, OF the Cumberland
Presbyterian church here, has returned from
Gonzales county, where he has been Speeding
few days of recreation and aiding in the con-
secration OF a church at Canoe creek.
Mickey o'Malley o'Phat is a policeman
whose services could be dispensed with. ITO
HI wild dhe rayporthers and pay me my
monthly loaf" is his refrain in talking Of the
obligations Of San Antonio to his bog covered
Castle Garden highness.
The repairs on the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church, Soledad street, are not entirely
completed yet, but services will be held to-
morrow. Sunday school at 9:3o a. m. AtII
a. m. Rev. A. r. Renick will preach. At 7
p. m. new years sermon by the pastor.
-Itis a mistake that many are laboring under
to suppose that Messrs. Stern and Goggsn las
evening were experimenting with a new Glass
A sidewalk or pavement. The sound Of the
hammer was not test strike as il issued from
the piano room. 1t was only rylsphonic
duet by the aforementioned gentlemen.
Rev. w. S. Fslkinburg the pastor, will
occupy the pulpit OF Trinity M. f. church to-
morrow at II a. m. Rev. Buchanan, paster
of Madison Square Presbyterian church, will
preach in the evening at 7:I5 p. m. Sunday
School at 3p. m. Seats free, and strangers
especially invited to attend all the services.
Divine service at Second Baptist church:
Sabbath School at 9:3o; reviews Of the quar-
ter at 3 o'clock, aud special sermon to Sab
bath School. AT 1890 Union service will
be held with Mount Zion church, at which
time service will be suspended at the Second
Baptist church, and the pastor, T. C. Jordan,
will preach at Mount Zion.
Paine Methodist church: The members
OF the above church expect to worship in the
basement OF their new church building in
about three weeks; in The meantime the Sun
day school will meet in the second story Of
the Odd Fellows building, on Houston street,
at 3 p. M, each Sunday. Preaching at the
same place at 7 p. m, by the pastor, Rev. NJ.
D. Reynolds.
A policeman with the long hairs Of Tam
many in his teeth and the peat curling up
from his slow toes, allowed, this morning, he
did not care "siller baubee" for newspaper
reflections on officers. A lunch at hod carry
ing or Delmonico course at his original
occupation as a long handled shovel litter on
the railway might convince him that, like
Mcclary's ram, he is getting up "above his
business" in leaving the sheep to run with the
COWS.
We Can't Wait.
II the railroad companies, irrespective oil
what the ideas may be concerning the pro.
Priety of giving news to the city papers would
only tell the whole truth without. ANY palter.