The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-11-01
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

The city employees were paid on
this morning. I....a
Nine marriage licenses have been
issued during the week.
There viii be dance out at the
settlement on the Salado tonight.
The engagement Of Mr.. Ed Zalman-
zig and Miss Ida Layer Is contaminated.
Louis Arico was arrested last night
and lodged In jail for theft OF a horae In
another county.
The services at the various Catholic
cemeteries were not so well attended TO-
day as they should have been.
Grand dance at VIM. Lippe's garden
tomorrow night. The public are In
vited, especially the candidates.
IL. +. Superville and Miss Mary
Francis Buckett were married yesterday
by Elder ID. Pennington at his residence.
Services at Mount Pilgrim Baptist
church. Sunday school at n. m. At
night, preaching at 1880 O'Clock. Rev.
J.W. Wilson, pastor.
VIII the gentleman that handed Mrs.
Groesbeck q note this morning make
himself known to Henry Groesbeck, Mt
234 Dryer avenue.
The German Military band will ar
live this afternoon and will give con-
cert tonight and tomorrow night at the
Mission garden.
The Young Mems Benevolent asso-
cations ball tonight promises to be
largely attended. A good number of
tickets have been sold.
Elder ID. Pennington, Of the Christ
ian church, left to-day for few days
trip to Uvalde, and there will be no SER
vices In this church tomorrow.
Mr.. Leavitt's Adamless Eden compa-
ny, under Miss Lily Clay will give their
first performance tonight, and a crowd
ed house may be safely anticipated.
Mr.. Nicolas Mallhes has returned
from Kansas City, where he has spent
the past four months. Mic was reported
to have been killed, but his presence dis
proves this.
Mr.. William Mittmann, of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, says he will not
90 to New Orleans until after the cleo
ton. lie wants to cast his vote for
Blaine and Logan.
in the report OF the medical men,
published In the LIGHT yesterday, 1t
should have read that DIR. Berry read n
very interesting paper on post parton
hemorrhage instead Of DIR. King.
A meeting OF the colored voters Of
the Second ward will be held on Mon
day evening at Krisch's hall, for the pur-
pose of consulting as to the election Of
a County Commissioner for that district
Henry w. Harris, formerly of the
Albany Sunday Press, died yesterday at
the Vance house, from consumption.
Tho ra N, will no m arrod this affair.
noon at 4 o'clock, with Masonic honers.
Richard NJ. Head, an old Texas vet
eran. died yesterday, at No. 20 Laredo
street, and the remains were inferred
this morning at 10 O'Clock, followed to
the grave by many OF his former COM
rades.
The members OF Mount Pilgrim
Baptist church will hold festival to-
night at the church on Lavaca street.
for the benefit OF the church. The ad-
mission is only 10 cents, and the public
is invited.
Miss Moltins, who plays second vio-
lin In the Adamless Eden company's or
chestra, comes Of n musical family. She
is some distance from her home, Ady's
villa, Nunhead, and the Collyer school,
Peckham, London.
-lue DencII mop tenuereu Dy the pu-
pills OF Madame Donaldson at San Pedro
Springs last night, was well attended
and very enjoyable. Three prizes were
distributed by lot, one jumping jack,
won by lady, n lamp mat and gold
ring, won by gentlemen.
Private letters from Saltillo, Mex
leo, tell of big riot there recently.
The Mexioans attacked Baptist mis-
sion school, kept by American mission
aries, and but for the interference of the
American residents Of the town, aided
by the authorities, would have torn II
down.
"A man named Fedislof, driver fol
A. b. Frank q Co., while intoxicated
last night drove his wagon against G
r. Sulllvan's buggy. on Commerce
street, and smashed that vehicle. lie
was arrested and brought before tn,
Recorder this morning, but as the dam
age to the buggy was paid the ease wal
dismissed.
Mr.. Banks. the Workingmen's can
| didate for the Legislature, is announced
In the LIGHT. Mr.. Banks has proven
himself an industrious and competent
working man, and, no doubt, thorough
| ly understands the wants of his CO
laborers, and, II elected, promises t,
work for the passage Of such laws as will
tend to benefit the working class.
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