The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-07-12
RAYS OF LIGHT.

Tours Through Town.
Concert at sommers' garden sunday
evening.
Clara Cole sues Andrew Cole, her
husband, for divorce.
Concert at Mission garden Sunday
evening. Admission 10 cents.
Don't forget to be at the concert al
Sommers' garden Sunday evening.
No deeds OF transfer were Med yes
terday In County Clerk Smiths office.
Rev. II. $. Thrall will occupy the
pulpit OF the Paine Methodist church to-
morrow.
Grand concert at Mabncke's Mission
garden tomorrow evening. Admission
10 cents.
There will be quarter-mile dash
/ between two rival racers nj the park
track this evening.
Bruno Hernandez, charged with as
sault with intent to kill, has been re-
I leased on $500 bond.
otto Besser and Bertha Schwarndt,
Manuel Gil and Victoria Martinez have
been licensed to marry.
--Josephus Cox, the man who ran
away from his wife, returned last night
with his little daughter
"A shooting match has been arranged
between team OF the Alamo Gun club
and a team of the Diana Gun club.
The Alamo Gun club will shoot off
their tenth match in the series of IL for
the gold and silver medals at the park
tomorrow afternoon.
The County Commissioners were
this morning engaged revising the Gal
weston, Harrisburg and San Antonio
railway company's assessment.
There were two deaths reported at
the City Physicians Office this morning,
both from the Second ward. Juan Her
nandez, three days old, died Of diarrhGa.
Adolph Dietrich, aged 10 months, died
Of the same disease.
A petition for habeas corpus hear
ing has been filed In the County court
by Francisco Mendoza to gain the Gus
tody Of her niece, Francisco Ramirez,
whom, she alleges, is Illegally restrained
Of her liberty by Gabriel de los Santos.
An effort is being made to have Bus
tillos, the Mexican who committed the
horrible crime of sodomy on little boy
on the Medina, released on n $500 bond.
II is rumored that he wi Ill run risk of
being lyncbed If he is so released. His
crime merits the severest sentence Of
law.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Avenue and Pecan streets, Rev.
W. :. Falkinberg, pastor. Regular SER
vices tomorrow ut ii a. m. and $3.50 p.
m. Sunday school at $3.50 p. m. Short
services during hot weather. Sharp
standard time. Free seats. All are in
vited.
Elder Pennington will preach this
evening at $50 O'Clock In the new Chris
tian church, near Colonel ii. Il. Andrews
residence. Subject: Baptism--Its
Subject, Action and Design" and at the
close of the services the Ordinance of
Baptism will be attended in the baptis
try. Preaching also tomorrow at the
same place at IL a. IN. and $50 p. IN.
Morning subject "Christian Union"
Evening subject: Conversion"
"THE Republican National committee,
being in need of an organizing head,".
says the Iron and Steel Bulletin, "who
can bring out the last Republican voter,
naturally looks to the American Iron
and Steel association to supply 1t with
chairman, and from the long list of
statesmen and leaders of men in our
ranks 1t selects Mr.. b. +. Jones, or, as we
Familiarity know him, Frank Jones, one
of our Oldest Vice-Presldents, us old in
our service as Mr.. Hewitt or Mr.. Bar
mum. lie possesses all needed qualilica-
tions for the position. lie will bring out
the brass bands, and this will bring out
the voters. lie will, however, have Mr..
Barnum to oppose him, and the two iron
men will be put upon their mettle. Be-
tween them II may be assumed in adj
vance that they will ring out the very
last voter, but the poor man, with these
two iron men alternately turning and
moulding him and rolling him will I'M
doubleday be greatly troubled to know
how he shall vote. lie will be puzzled
TO know whether he is Democrat or a
Republican. Perhaps he will initiate the
colored brother at camp meeting, who
exclaimed, when the preacher announced
that all his hearers were travelling Il
road with two forks in 1t, on leading to
damnation and the other to perditfon,
that other brethre n might do as they
pleased, but when he came to the forks
he would take to the woods"
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