The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-02-09
LIGHT FLASHES.


Frank l.. Paschal Is very III.
Marshal Gosling left here last night
for Laredo.
bertha Welby tomorrow night at
Turner hall In Camille.
Nine marriage licenses were issued
during the week.
Bertha Welby tonight as Julia In the
Hunchback at Turner hall.
The election on the sewerage bond
subject takes place on the list.
Rare sport at the springs tomorrow
Afternoons jumping race for SlU.
-Fifty-fve persons have been fined
S272, in the Recorders court, this morn
ing.
C. Schachtler (female), aged 2G, died
on the sth of typhoid fever, in the Sec
ond ward.
-Hilarlo Lopez, who was shot at III
Rialto saloon few days ago, is reported
out of danger.
-Twenty-eight building permits have
been issued during the past week, rang
ing from $50 TO $1,000.
City Clerk Claudon was busy paying
of the police force this morning. The
amount paid out was $500 40.
DIR. A. l.. Carothers filed ease in
the District court versus II. G.. Reed on
agreement for arbitration.
This morning the County Judge ac-
oepted and approved the report of sale
of Hays minors, and ordered n deed.
The members of the Christian church
will meet for services tomorrow at 305
North Peoos street at II o'clock a. m.
The singing of Miss Ella Purkiss, as
well as the fine base voice of Mr.. Davis,
was generally admired at the concert
| last night.
Don Jose c. Castillon, n prominent
civil and mining engineer, from Zacate-
cas-, is here to-day EN- route home by way
of El Paso and chihuahua.
| Young Warren Davis, alias Walker,
who committed suicide at the Vaudeville
night before last, was buried last evening
at the expense of William Sims.
Mrs. Donaldson's dance came off last
night at the. Arbeiter Verein hall. The
dance was well attended and the music
by McAllister's band all that could be
| desired.
The San Antonio Turn verein give
their annual masquerade ball at Turner
hall on the 23d instant. Extensive prep
arations are being made to render it the
event of the season.
NJ n lx..t.l 4,
street is in such n miserable condition as
to cause two teams to fall on ityesterday
afternoon. One wagon had to unload
and then reload after crossing.
Mr.. Davis is a fine base ball player,
but the LIGHT is of the opinion he would
find it more profitable to drop base ball
and study opera. lie has bass voice
which is surpassed by but few profess
SIGNALS.
The mildness of our so-called winter
has so encouraged our farmers and gar
deners that they have gone to planting
This is said to be the earliest stirring-uI
of the angle worm that has been known
here for many years.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
corner Pecan and Avenue c, Rev. W. S
Falkinburg, pastor. Services tomorrow
/ at II a. M, and p. M; Sunday school Al
p. IN. Seats free. All attending thes,
, services will be made welcome.
Services at the Cumberland Presby
| terian) church, Soledad street, to-mor
row. Sunday school, $50 a. M; preach
ing ut II a. m. and s p. m, by the pastor
/ Morning subject: '"rhe Atonement.'
, Evening subject: blossoms from the Liii
, of Absalom." The evening service /
1 specially for young men. All are In
vited.
The annual masquerade ball Of tn
Casino association will come off on tn
2Gth instant. From the arrangement
: going on, particularly among the ladies
I it was easy to perceive that there wa
n something more than ordinary on tn
: social tapis. Now that the date has bee
a fixed, it will be in order for those des
: rous of attending to begin preparations
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4 The agency OF the city of San Antonio ia
- tho exclusive sale OF the ''Thnmpsons univo
sal Garment Cutter" with "a Of the CUTIE
N | outiit and all that may he wanting. Adore
William Ayers. Sherman, Texas All person
y are forbid selling the above cutters under u
- penalty OF the law. 2-9-lt
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