The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-01
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Travis park concert this afternoon.
The Prospect hill street car Is run
ming ogaln.
Jake Y. now has a girl. His old
wounds have healed.
Spanish dance at the springs to-
night, weather permitting.
North Flores street holds mud long
after the other streets are dry.
Regular meeting OF all the fire COM
panic. o.nlgbt at their respective halls.
Il avn tennis Ia n capital sport, and
Is fif-t rate vehicle to start In n court
ship.
1T Is understood that all paid up
share In the base ball association Will
hold good for next season.
The Cumberland Presbyterian Sing
ing school Is progressing finely. Regu-
lar Thursday night practice.
Mr.. Gardiner, Of Calaveras, IL In
town, and he says the grass Is thicker
than he ever saw 1t In his life.
The City Council will meet at $3.50
p. m. next Monday, 1t being the first
session of the winter months.
The young ladies' hop postp oncd
last week comes off tomorrow night at
the springs, weather permitting.
The child of Mrs. Charles kunzman,
born Sunday night. died on Monday
night. Mrs. Kunzman Is quite Ill.
Owing to the inclemency OF the
weather ~ the Gypsy encampmcnt will
be postponed until Tuesday, October 4.
A building permit has been taken
out by John Kusch to erect n dwelling
on the south side of Golind street, ut
cost of $500.
MIR. Potts, one OF the deputy clerks
of County Clerk Thad. Smith. does not
like to smoke loaded cigars any more
than Archie Chevaller.
Mr.. G.. W. Dunn has purchased an
interest In the Central hotel and pro-
poses to run II on all II Is worth. The
rates will be reduced.
Cruz Cardenas, charged with rape,
and Charles Oppermann, swindling,
were released on $1,000 bonds by The
District court yesterday.
Albert Stoves Is carrying complete
lumber yard on his watch chain In the
| shape OF n locket. Now II Albert will
put in IL his little Prince IL will be com
plete.
Mr.. Copeland has returned from
Bandera crossing where he has been on
professional business. He reports the
country looking splendldly since the
heavy rains.
The Ladies' aid society OF the Trim
ity Methodist Episcopal church will
give a soap bubble sociable tomorrow
evening at the residence of the pastor,
Rev. Falkinburg.
Two handsome young ladies called
at the LIGHT Office last night and said
they would be at the Gypsy camp Tues
day, October Z, and invite all the boys
to call and see them.
The ring convention are quite Ma
chievellian In their movements. They
have been kind enough to pay the rent
OF krlsch's hall for the colored peoples
convention this evening.
"A man. In taking four pals of butter
from Armstrong; on a hand truck,
threw one over, splitting its contents on
the sidewalk. His look Of dismay was
amusing. As for Armstrong, well he
Go to the auction sale OF IIosack Il
Newton, at No. 30i East Houston street,
on Friday, October 3, 1884, II you want
bargains in good walnut furniture, din
paintings. Sale at 10 o'clock a. IN.
"A charge has been preferred in the
Federal court against b. X. O'Brien for
violating the United States internal
revenue laws, by falling to cancel the
revenue stamps from several beer kegs
and cigar boxes. lie has been bound
over to the next term of the Federal
grand Jury.