The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-02
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There BY Light Re
porters.

Wanted, Cash Boy, at Wolf & Marx.
--Booker's skating rink, colored, has
been closed.
Try Fowler's New Orleans Mead, II
West Houston street. O-l-Gt
Everything from fiddle to a two
foot rule nj Emersons. S-l-tf
The night trains on the Sunset will
not be put on until about the 10Th inst.
Geo. Caen, the only practical dyer In
this city. A call will convince. s-l9-lm
The funeral Of Mr.. Ferdinand Mig
gil yesterday afternoon was largely ut
tended.
The Toilet 1rne can be had OF
Harry l.. Fowler, No. II West Houston
street 0-l-6t
-Iorra sells cheaper than anyone.
Suits and work guaranteed or no
sale. S-20-lm
a great many saloons wi III close this
afternoon In honor OF the late George
lloerner.
MIR. Mike McGeary turned up all
right at his restaurant yesterday even
ing at meal time.
Ice cold soda water and cigars at
Harry l.. FoW ler's drug store, II West
Houston street. 0-l-Gt
Officer John Chadwell rejolces in
the possession ola chihuahua dog. He
has no license for II yet.
Jane Daniels, oolored woman. aged
30 years, died on the 2lst. In the First
ward, from consumption.
One of the most unique sights of the
town Il Emerson's window. Everything
Is In IL from counterfeit dollar 90 n
rag baby.
Even now a gentleman is in the city
negotiating for the erection of "a skating
rink exclusively for the use Of white
people.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather the foot race on Government
hill is postponed until Wednesday, Sep
TENDER ?, 1885.
The Waterworks company are lay
ing larger mains on Grand avenue, and
that and River avenue are torn up in
consequence.
Powerfully Illuminated views from
Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France,
etc, at Mission garden, Thursday night,
September 3. 0-2-lt
Mr.. Simon Fest Sr., is rejoicing over
the arrival at his house OF n five pound
not girl or boy. but bunch Of grapes
from California.
"A meeting of the Police committee
will take place at I O'Clock this after
noon TO Investigate charges brought
against several officers.
The City Council meets this after
noon at O'Clock in the Council chamber
to attend the funeral of the late George
lloerner, which occurs at 1880 O'Clock.
AT Mission garden Thursday night,
September 3, musical trip around the
world, showing beautiful views from all
parts of the world, Is feet in diameter.
Mr.. John Mccormick, very popular
and deserving young man, was to-day
sworn in by the Mayor as Sanitary In
spector and Special Police officer for the
Third ward.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Augustus
Chafre took place yesterday afternoon.
The remains were temporarily Inferred
In the United States cemetery by Messrs.
Bergstrom q Gray.
First appearance in San Antonio of
Messrs. Crump q DeROever in thell
highly interesting musical trip around
the world, at Mission garden, Thursday
night, September 3. 9-2-lt
Deputy Sheriff Nat Lewis returned
from Castrovile this morning, without
bringing Thumm. who, he says, while
he could not be found. he has reason to
believe, Is hiding in CastrOyille.
"A negro was severely cut in his right
temple last night In saloon on West
Commerce street by bottle thrown by
a oOlored youth named Walter Bryant,
whom the police have not yet appre-
hended.
The members of the Mexican Mutual
society wish ii stated that they will cell
citrate Independence day at San Pedro
Springs, and they do not wish to be con-
founded with the Mexican Benevolent
society.
Mr.. John Lester, one Of the Wells
Fargo and Texas Express messengers
who has been i'll with dengue fever, has
recovered sufficiently to take light run
to Laredo, while his old run to Palestine
is filed Ivy Mr.. Porter.
Mr.. j. NJ. Emerson this morning
presented Col. Fred Kerbe lessee of
San Pedro springs, with large hand
some bird cage, rallied some time since
at Sim Harris. Colonel Kerble will
place the cage in the museum at the
springs.
Every family, however. rich or poor.
can purchase useful patent household ne
cessities at Texas lnstallment house at
small weekly or monthly pay
ments. State headquarters No. 40 East
Houston street. j. f. Fang, proprietor
and general manager. 9-l-lm.
Two police officers, Mcclellan and
Van Alstyne, have been suspended for
receiving pay from the International
railway company while performing
their official duties in the employ of the
city. They tried to force the evening
paper newsboys away from the lnterna-
tional depot, and this caused the affair
to come to light.