The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-04-19
LIGHT FLASHES.

what the Reporters Learned on Their Tour
Through the City.
-Anheuser Buck Beer nj all first-olass
saloons.
See notice Of Trustees sale else
where In the LIGHT.
The Literary club had meeting
last night and put of their picnic.
-Fifty-eight persons have been fined
S34s In the Recorders court this week.
"A vestry meeting took place at St.
Marks Episcopal cathedral this morn
Ing.
-Anheuser Buck Beer at all first-class
saloons.
Nineteen building permits have been
out during the week, costing from 700
to $3050.
Dave Glanton, small Mexican boy,
got lost this morning and applied to
Captain Shardein for help.
Monday being San Jacinto day, and
legal holiday, the banks, postofilce,
courts, etc, will be closed.
No business is going on in the Dis
trlct court to-day, an adjournment hav-
ing been ordered until Tuesday next.
If you wish anything nickle plated In
first-class manner, go to c. Hummel q
Son, No. 270 Commerce street. 4-l'-6t
Henry English, a deserter from the
United States army, was arrested TINS
morning by Officers Gleason and Opper-
mann.
The crossing of San Pedro creek, on
Marshall street, badly needs looking
after by the Street and Bridge COM
mittee.
The case Of Peter =. Lennertz vs.. A.
Sohusmann, n suit for rent OF dwelling,
was filed in Justice Shields court this
morning.
Major Joseph Il. Dryer, executor OF
the estate of III. Grenet, deceased, ad-
vertises list of valuable property for
sale in the LIGHT.
The members of the Christian
church will hold their regular Sunday
service tomorrow ut IL a. M, at 800
North Pecos street.
George Ryan and Perry Alsbury
were arrested last night for alleged
crooked dealing In horse flesh. Theif
bonds were fixed at $500 each.
The death Of Mr.. Francisco Lopez,
which appeared in our yesterdays issue,
appears to be mistake, that gentleman
being rather better in health than worse
"A market wagon running away
across Main plaza this morning created
considerable excitement. The horse
was stopped before any damage was
done.
If the weather is favorable the Sunset
base ball club will play match game
at San Pedro springs tomorrow after
poon with picked nine from the bar
racks.
The ball of the Young Mems Benev'
olent association, which was to have
| been given tonight ut the springs, has
been postponed on account of the wei
weather.
Members in arrears to the Endow
ment Section 632, Knights of Pythias
are requested to call upon the Secretary
and Treasurer and settle at once or b'
liable to suspension.
Regular services at the Cumberland
| Presbyterian church, Soledad street, to
morrow at IL u. m. and p. m. At th'
evening service the pastor will speak oil
"The Liquor Question"
There will be regular services a
Travis Park Methodist church to-mor
row. Evening subject, "The transfigu
ration of Christ" Sunday school at 0:3
a. m. Strangers will be shown seats.
| Quarterly NEE ting services to-mor
row at Trinity methodist Episcopal
church. Love Feast at 10 O'Clock
Preaching at IL, followed by the admin
istration of The Sacrament. Sunda
school at 3 p. m. Preaching at p. m
The public are cordially invited to at
tend all of these services.
Divine service tomorrow at 81
James AFRICAN Methodist Episcopal
| church as follows: SUNDAY school q