The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-12-13
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Ice formed on outstanding pals OF
water last night.
The Missouri Pacific train was two
and one-half hours late last night.
Two young men driving in buggy
were upset yesterday near Travis park.
Fires are needed in Turner hall. No
fires were lit there last night, and 1t WINS
unoOmfortably cold.
To-day is the Jewish feast Of the
Publication OF the Temple by Judas
Maccahens. or First Day.
Ii YOU want an advertisement In our
holiday paper send In your copy early,
MS the space is filling up fast.
Thomas Goggan & Bro. yesterday
shipped two of their fine pianos West,
sold for New Years presents.
Harry James is smiling all over his
face, ON account OF present made by
his wife. II weighs l2l pounds.
The Mexican Dramatic company
comes in tonight. They appear next
week ut the Casino in III Anzuelo and
La Casa de Campo.
The District court is occupied on
the trial of l.. Waterbury q Co. Va. The
City Of Laredo, the plaintiffs suing
for services rendered.
The gas lamp at the corner of West
Commerce and East streets has not been
lighted for the last two nights, Officer
Westmoreland reports.
business men desiring an advertise
ment or special mention of their bust
ness In our holiday paper. are requested
to send in their copy without delay.
Last night was the coolest this sea-
son, nevertheless one of the soldiers of
the garrison passed the night under a
tree on the banks Of the river Mt the Con-
vent foot bridge.
Rev. j. W. Neil will deliver n SER
mon specially for the ladies tomorrow
Mt II n. m. at First Presbyterian church.
Usual services ut $3.50 p. m. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m.
Tenth street church Preaching to-
morrow at II n. m. by Rev. Mngee; at
1880 p, IN. by Rev. j. Hammond. Sunday
school at 10 n. m. All who come win be
made welcome.
Professor Whitehead's weekly sOiree
last night was well attended and the
cool weather made dancing quite enjoy
able. A grand ball next Friday night.
Io'tarclli's string band.
Judge Nuendorff, after having re-
oeived all the dispositions in the Story
Jarmuth case Of assault, placed Jarmuth
under bond Of $500 to await the action
Of the grand jury, which meets on Mon
day.
"A small fire occurred at Erastus
Reeds furniture store about 10 o'clock
last night, which, but for the prompt in
reference of some gentlemen who
noticed it, would have been second
connagration. like the one that occurred
In the same building.
Regular services at Trinity (Metho-
dist EpiscopaO church tomorrow at II
u. m. and 1880 y. m. Sunday school at 3
p. IN. Proper attention will be given to
the heating of the church, so that all
will be comfortable. Free seats, and
strangers especially invited to attend.
The public school teachers of this
city say they do not know of any Ma
tional Board Of Education, as represent
ed by Mrs. X. X. Howe, and as TO the
teachers reception tonight, as arranged
by Mrs. Howe, they know nothing of it
beyond mere mention of it to several
teachers.
We call your attention to our new
advertisement. We will plainly tell YOU
we have too much clothing on hand. and
we have made up our minds to sell it,
We have put the knife in those goods:
we will sell ii regardless of value. Call
on us, and you will find that this is no
advertising dodge. WoLFF IL MARI.
"A suit on attachment came on be-
fore Justice Adam this morning. The
amount in dispute was $40, j. Ronse Va.
b. X, O'Brien being the parties to the
suit. The jury, after having retired for
some time, brought in the following YER
dict: I'VE, the jury, dismiss the case at
plaintiffs cost Judge Adam re-
marked that it was rather novel YER
dict