The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-03
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.


garden last night.
The English are goirg en- masse for
the Peoples ticket.
The Noroross Medina hunting party
have returned to the city.
The Adamless Eden company left on
the morning train for Waco.
There is rumor OF new theatre
being built on Houston street.
TO morrow being n legal holiday,
all the banks will be closed.
A nice little sensation has developed
In this city In the last few days.
Mr.. II. Il. MARROW Is now mixing
lemonades at the Stock Exchange.
-lippe's garden was very quietly
conducted and well attended last night.
Politics were warm In New Braun
fels yesterday, and there were several
fights.
The engagement of Mr.. Andrew
Koehn and Miss Anna Soholl is an
nounced.
The Tony Denier Humpty Dumpty
company arrived last night ahead Of
time.
who has made pure and lncorruptible
Judge.
Mr.. George ID. Roemer is happy.
His estimable lady has presented him
with new boy.
The Post Military club are arrang-
ing to give ball at Government hill
next Friday night.
The International train last night
was two hours late, caused by some de-
feet in the locomotive.
All the ministers will be leaving San
Antonio tomorrow, and the chickens
will have rest.
There was slight wreck on the
International and Great Northern road,
near the east end, yesterday.
The skating rink opened Saturday
night on Losoyo street was well patron
lied by the ladies and gentlemen.
The workingmen will have a grand
rally at Jonas garden tonight. Some
OF our best speakers will take part.
"A good chambermaid (colored) can
find steady employment ut good wages
by applying at 2l2 Washington square.
up to the time OF going to press the
County Clerk has attached his sigma
ture to $50 initiative naturalization
papers.
There are good many inquiries to
the International railway officials for the
road to sell round trip tickets to the
Waco races.
Those desiring to attend Professor
Whitehead's dancing academy should
call on the Sd and 4th, the commence
ment OF the second month.
ALI members of the b. b. A. are re-
quested to meet at Meyers hall, Satur-
day night, s o'clock, sharp. BY order of
the President. 1885
The "ham-fat show" is the way the
Express holds the Adamless Eden COM
pany up to Its lady readers. That fell
low was educated In Boston and speaks
plain.
There was a great amount of disor-
derby conduct on Mdin plaza last even :
ing about IL o'clock A drunken crowd
were shouting and using obscene lang
uage.
There is likely to be trouble at New
Braunfels tomorrow between United
States officials and the railroad men,
who are voting section hands for their
candidates.
When men show no friendliness nor
afiability until they come forward as
candidates, the people should let them
severely alone. They are not made OF
the right sort OF stun.
The Mexican voters yelled all they
wanted to on Soledad street and in the
saloons Saturday night and yesterday,
and yet there were no arrests made by
the police for disorderly conduct.
The Pullman Palace Car company
are about to build large laundry, both
for their own purposes and the public,
who will be enabled to have their wash
ing done at cheaper rate than Johnny
does.
-Telegraphic dispatches on election
results will be received ut frequent in
tervals by Van Alstyne, and will be
shown to the public at his saloon on
Houston street, almost opposite Turner
hall.
AT game of base ball yesterday,
between the Lightfoot club and picked
Of IL to ii in the 18th inning. The
Lightfoot club are pretty hard nuts to
crack.
The LIGHT has received well writ
ten article signed "Bexar," relating to
80 late an hour that 1t was impossible to
give it publication in this issue Of the
paper.
Colonel Belknap, has rented the beauti
full residence Of Mrs. A. ii. Kennedy, or
San Pedro avenue, and has removed his
family from New York, and taken VI
his residence in this city.
Fifteen deaths occurred in this city
last week. OF these four were from
consumption, q suangers), genera
debility; l, cancer; l, hemorrhage; dys,
EMERY; !, lockjaw; l, commissions;
meningitis. There was also one still
birth.
--Messrs. Ed Stoves q Sons are ma.
cadamiZing East Commerce street, be
tween their track on the Sunset roat
and Walnut street at their own expense
Hardly anybody could pass there In we
weather, although 1t Is one of the mail
streets in the city leading east. AS the
city administration is giving their at
tentlon to only n few streets, it is VERY
desirable that more citizens should com
mence to improve the streets at thei
own expense, in front of their property
and If SO done. the city would soon hav,
better appearance.