The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-22
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Preaching tomorrow at II q. M, in
4 the Christian church.
No postponement Of the dance at
/ Meyers hall tonight.
Mr. keene gave Hamlet at Turner
hall last evening to n fair audience.
United States Marshal Costing re-
turhed this morning from Castrovllle.
One marriage license issued to-
/ day--Iaedo Arciniega to Francisco
/ Sailed
Nj. jim Davis is favorably mem
TONED us an Alderman for the Second
ward.
The Sunset train from the west was
delayed one hour at Medina bridge this
morning.
Mr.. Charles J.. Meyer has oompli-
IN, ntcd the LIGHT with tickets TO his
hop at Meyers hall tonight.
The city authorities should gaze on
Commerce street and the plazas and
mud-itate upon their condition.
The newly elected subordinate coun-
ty officers do not enter on the duties Of
their offices until January ], 1885.
The engagement of Mr.. Herman
Feisst, of Boerne, and Miss Emma
Russi,o San Antonio, Is announced
Happy Cal Wagner Ministries. Seats
now on sale for this famous minstrel
company at Rische's, opposite postoillce.
There was no solree at Professor
Whitehead's dancing school last night.
The hop has been postpor ed until next
Friday.
james r. Earl. the farrer, has been
awarded the contract for making the
shoe plates for the racers during the
coming races.
"A building permit was this morning
taken out by George Rips to erect u
dwelling on the west side of Main
avenue, at cost of 5000.
Mr.. james Crate, the artistic draper
for PancOast ~ Sons, is very happy this
mornng,and IT'S girl. The new arrival
will date its age from November n.
The little four months old child of
Mr.. Henry Cupples, died at Mr.. :. L.
llurd's ranch four miles west of the city
day before yesterday, and the remains
were Inferred yesterday.
All mankind are invited to call on
Wolf Il Marx to be made happy. They
will smile ut you, smile with YOU and
sell you suit Of clothes that will make
you smile as long as you wearit.
Early yesterday morning Merchant
Policeman Bolinger chased negro
sneak thief from the Goodwin house
through the Buffalo camp yard. and up
several blocks on Flores street. but
could no, catch him.
To-day is the last of the term in the
District court. At the time of the re-
porter leaving the court room the fol-
lowing was the business done: State of
Texas VS.. Willis Bell; application for
new trial overruled. State Of Texas VS..
Manuel Leon. alias Avarista Garcia; APP
plication for new trial overruled.
The Saltillo and Monterey excur-
sion Will arrive here on the regular train
from Laredo at 7:l5 on Monday evening,
and not on this evening MS the Express
says. There is plenty of time to take
the proper steps to properly receive
them. Is there no one to move in this
matter?
No services in the Cumberland Pres
byterian church tonight. Tomorrow |
nj II Il. IN. the pastor will conduct the |
services in this church, and at 7:l5 u. M. |
Rev. X. G.. Pearson will preach his last |
sermon in connection with the series of |
evangelistic services he has been con-
lucting. The public are cordially in
vited.
The committee Of the Ladies' Aid |
society of the Temple Beth FL, who
have the forthcoming supper arrange
nents of that society in charge, desire |
hat all who desire to donate will send |
heir edibles to the store on Commerce
street, formerly occupied by Erastus
Reed, not later than Wednesday morn
ng.
Regular services at Trinity Metho-
list Episcopal church. corner Avenue |
= and Pecan street, tomorrow at L n. |
N. and 1870 p. M, conducted by the pas
Tor, Rev. W. $. Falkinberg. Sunday |
school Mt 3 y. III. Seats are free, time |
prompt, standard, The public are cor
Italy Invited to attend all of these
services.