The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-29
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Sheets, Dullnig block.
Fine fresh venson Is now In the
market.
Nathan Hart has a new advertising
scheme.
--worklngmen's rally on Main plaza
tomorrow night.
The Dreiss & Rische front is receiy-
ing handsome new coat OF paint.
The meeting at San Juan yesterday
was captured by the Independents.
MIR. Coulson. the dairyman, fractured
one Of the bones Of his arm yesterday.
The Independents are holding n big
rally at Elm creek school house to-day.
Cole. the billiardist. is said to have
skipped out Of this city leaving unpaid
bills.
There will be no regular session Of
the District court until after election
day.
Don't forget the dance by the South
Flores street club at TESTS garden to-
night.
-The'yariety theatre Is now settled
fact, and will be opened on Military
plaza.
MIR. sim Hart is putting on n hand
soine heW hoht w MS s'"io "" A'"'"
plaza.
Rev. j. X. Waller preached an ex-
cellent sermon last night at Paine M.
L. church.
Miriam Degree. Daughters OF Re-
beckah, /. o. o. f.. will meet tonight
at 1880 sharp.
The Second ward win be the scene
of several aristooratlc weddings In the
next few days.
"A marriage license was this morning
taken out by Thomas X. johnson and
Mary A. Fondy.
The dance OF the South Flores street
social club ut TESTS garden tonight will
be an enjoyable affair
With regard to Lila Clay's show the
boys are saying to the bad old men, "Go
up, you baldheads, gow
During the past week there were
sixteen deaths In this city. Twelve
were children and four adults.
"A charge of theft has been made on
The police docket against John McAuliif
for theft of pair Of boots.
The Christian church supper, to
have come off tonight, has been post
poned to Wednesday, November B.
Captain A. /. Lockwood has pur-
chased the interest of his former partner,
Mr.. John Hennessey, In the Suts set
saloon.
An express delivery wagon had
wheel torn of by the street car track
this morning on Houston street, near
Avenue c.
metallic burial cases to Boerne this
morning, though for whom intended is
not known here.
The LIGHT has received an invita-
tion to Madame Virginie Donaldson's
Friday night.
One OF Fred Smiths carts had mis-
hap this morning by the axle OF one OF
shaking the driver.
In the Federal court, the case Of ia
cob Winkler versus Lillian l.. Lee, a
trespass, to try title, Judgment was
given for the defendant.
Il. b. Gohmert, OF Yorktown, Dewitt
county, is In the city from a trip "swing-
ing around the circle" by way Of Rosen-
berg, Galveston and Austin.
An application was made TO the
Probate court this morning by the nd
ministrator, Mr.. Haunig, to the estate Of
Mary +. Tracy, for permanent letters.
All the young people Of the city will
have an enjoyable time Thursday night
at Professor Whitehead's first soiree.
Call for tickets at Dullnig hall. 10-29-2t
"A LIGHT reporter asked nm inter-
view OF an odd looking bundle OF furs
and beard this morning, thinking he
was one OF the Greedy arctic expedition.
III. R-T.
Rev. Mr.. Rector, Of the NJ. L. church
at Boerne, will conduct the prayer
meeting services at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church tonight on Soledad
street.
"A patent resonator has been at
tached to the Menger hotel telephone.
Orders for about 100 Of these useful little
instruments will be placed on San Anto-
MO telephones.
Sixteen foreigners, mostly Mexicans
and Italians, declared their intentions
to become American citizens before the
County Clerk this morning. Twenty
four took out their papers yesterday.
Cole has left for Galveston, leaving
several debts in this city. The pre-
tended billiard march left a well known
and popular gentleman OF this city
81 800 poorer, which Maggioli's hacker
pocketed.
"A soiree will be given on Thursday
evening by Professor Whitehead. It
will take place In the Dullnig block,
third floor. 1t Is the intention Of Pro-
lessor Whitehead to give these soirees
every month.
Major Tom Campbell is erecting a
magnificent two-storied residence at the
corner OF Park and San Pedro avenues
1t Is to be fitted up with the most mod
ern improvements and replete with
everything the most fastidious could
desire.
The inhabitants Of the Fourth ward
have provided themselves with whis-
ties, and 1t Is their intention to signal to
each other Immediately another bur
glary Is effected. II the burglar is
caught they have determined to lynch
the culprlt.
1t is certainly desirable that more
cross walks than at present exist In the
city should be constructed. Sidewalks
are not much use without good cross
walks. The Street Commissioner has
had his attention called to this matter
several times before.
We Bold Hunters.
A very exciting cat hunt took place