The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-01
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

The races are over and moi drop OF
rain.
Election OF officers OF the Belknap
rifles Tonight
Most of the race men leave this
morning for Austin.
The beer gardens last evening were
/ not well patronized.
james Murray was arrested yester-
day for theft of clothes.
james BRADY was arrested yesterday
for the lief OF pistol.
I'll, 10 will be some good scrub racing
at the race track during the holidays.
Nineteen deaths are reported rs
having occurred in this city during the
past week.
The official pool seller was cheated
out OF about $50 by the means OF forged
pool tickets on Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Preston, Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, is quite Ill at
Mrs. Faville's residence.
County Judge Wurzbach refuses to
issue any more county scrip, us there is
no money In the treasury.
No church services were held Mt the
Cumberland church yesterday on ac-
Bids were opened at the headquar-
tiers United states Army, In this city, for
the erection of officers quarters ut Fort
Clark.
The gang of pickpockets that came
In the city with the racing men will
seek new field OF labor to-day or to-
morrow.
Anton Adam married j. II. Jay to
n IL all Lac .ts.sw Ia. ell.
denoe Of the BRIDES parents In the
Fourth ward.
The Sunset ticket office has been re-
moved from the Menger hotel building
tothe kampmunn building, first floor,
next 90 the bank.
The horn furniture made by w.
Fredericks for the New Orleans EXPOSE
tion will be on exhibition on Wednesday
next, on Commerce street.
The members Of the Christian
church are requested TO attend bust
ness meeting In the church, on Camden
street, this evening at O'Clock.
The rate of fare to New Orleans will
not he reduced to the extent represented
by the railroad ON January j, 1885. A
ticket TO that city will be $40 90.
"A building permit was taken out
lule mOInlnR ny >. u. IiOllunu, 10 Dullu
n store on the southwest corner of Ruiz
and Laredo streets, ut u cost Of $3.50.
Mrs. Raymond Howe had good att
dlences yesterday In the morning, after
noon and evening. She is an earnest,
eloquent and logical speaker. and her
addresses evidently impressed her hear
crs.
"A movement Is now going on among
our musical citizens to organize first
class band for all kinds Of instruments,
TO furnish music for PROFESSIONS and also
for all irst-class balls, and any public or
private entertainment.
District court for the December
term met this morning, and after n spe-
cial venire of ten men to serve us grand
jurors was ordered, civil business was
taken up. The grand Jury will not be
empanelled until the 18th instant.
"A gentleman living on South Flores
street found his wife entertaining an
other man when he came home from the
races last night. The two males went
for each other and the husband got the
worst of 1t, while the intruder escaped
out Of the back door.
Rev. Mac Henson will leave to-mor-
row for Waco, to attend the West Texas
Methodist Episcopal annual conference.
Bishop w. l.. Harris will preside. From
Waco Rev. Mac Henson will go to Balti-
more, to attend the Centennial confer
ence in that city. which convenes. De-
cember o.