The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-09-27
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

-Messrs. Samuels & Ball have rented
the Southern hotel bar.
why can't the Rhenish band give
one open air concert in Travis parkS
Sim Hart will close his cigar store
from Sunday evening at q o'clock until
Tuesday morning.
The Boerne stage was belated last
night and did not arrive until O'Clock
this morning.
sim Hart win close his cigar store
from sunday evening ut u O'Clock until
Tuesday morning.
The Rhensh band should give the
public more overtures and higher or
der Of selections.
Sim Hart will close his cigar store
FROM sunday evening at o'clock until
Tuesday morning.
MIR. Joe Baum has returned from his
wedding trip minus his bride. lie says
his girl took another fellow.
Street car No. - has just been com
pleted and put upon the Flores street
line. II Is an open car and Is daisy.
The Lone Star beer Is complained of
by the knowing ones rs being too sweet.
"roo sweet for anything" IL what they
mean.
Paine Methodist Churoh-Preachlng
tomorrow at II n. IN. and S:l5 p. IN. by
the pastor. Rev. NJ. ID. Reynolds. Seats
free.
Elder Goodloe, OF Waco. will COM
mence protraoted meeting In the
Christian church this evening at 8
o'clock.
Mr.. Scott has completed the mes
quite sidewalk before the High school,
and II Is pronounced success by the
City Engineer.
III. Il. futile and Charles Seabangh
had scuflle and fight In front of the
southern hotel, last night, on account OF
an old quarrel.
The loaded cigars were numerous at
the convention yesterday, and many OF
the conildlng henchmen from Chihua-
hua were taken in by them.
Lieutenant Cushman will umpire
to-day's ball game If the rain does not
prevent the game. A better or more
impartial umpire could not have been
chosen.
Judge Anton Adam says he will
have no more TO do with Democratic
conventions. II Is his intention to come
before the people. and he Will be
elected.
First Baptist church. corner Jefier-
son and Travis streets; services II u. M.
and p. M, by the pastor Rev. DIR. j. A.
llaokett Sunday school $3.50 q. m. All
invited Seats free.
There was splendid programme
provided last evening by the German
Rhenish band ut Mahncke's garden
This band II undoubtedly the finest that
has ever visited the city.
is Tom Harrison going to stand
by his assertion before the workingmen
that he would run whether the Demo
cratic convention nominated him or
notY Why did he withdraw
In celebration of the Day of Atone
ment (Yom kippur) divine services will
be held at the Temple Beth I'll to-morrow
evening at at $3.50. and on Monday morn
ing at o'clock. The memorial service
takes place during the evening service.
Regular service at Trinity Metho-
dist Epi 'copal church tomorrow ut II
n. IN. and S:l5 ?. NJ, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. W. $. Falkenburg. Glass
meeting at 10 n. m. Sunday school at
p. IN. All are cordially invited Free
seats. Prompt standard time.
AT the Cumberland Presbyterian
church tomorrow at II n. III. the regular
monthly service for children, to which
all the little folks and their parents are
invited. At $3.50 p. m. a meeting to or
ganize Children's Aid society. At
p. m. the second sermon of the series on
"rhe Seven Sayings on the Cross" The
public are earnestly invited. w. Is.
Preston, pastor.
Tomorrow is day of special inter
est to the members of the First Baptist
church. Their new pastor, Rev. DIR. j.
A. Hackett, late OF Shreveport. La, will
meet and preach for the church for the
first time as pastor. The very favorable
mention made of DIR. llackett's sermons
when he visited the church In August
gives assurance that those who hear him
will not be disappointed. We hope the
congregation win be large.