The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-04-13
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town

-Pongee silk. linen and cambria hand
kerchiefs, at Sheets. 1-S-6t
If you want to catch the city trade
advertise In the LfGnr.
-Ninety-five dollars in fines were as
sessed by the Recorder this morning.
Low Sunday was duly celebrated in
the Catholic churches yesterday.
More goods for the least money can
be had at II Commerce street. SnELrs.
Several ofthe street cur drivers now
wear leather pockets for their cash.
Underwear at ~ per suit; see 1t
quickly. +. SnEErs.
Don't wait until harvest season be-
fore you plant your spring advertising.
Miss Bertha Stappenbcck's picnic
did not occur yesterday. but Is post
poned.
Entirely new programme at the
Fashion theatre tonight All fresh
faces.
-"Skipped by the light of the moon"
to get bargains at Sheets, II Commerce
street
Spec ial meeting of the Confederate
Veterans Tomorrow night for important
business.
The tower ~ for the electric light
on Main plaza Is II perfect semblance Of
a gallOws.
Draw-poker is much denrer than
draw on an Opera Pun Cigarette. Avoid
limitations.
The knights OF Pytbias will have
drill practice tonight NJ their hall at
$ o'clock sharp.
The Painters union held large
meeting at knights of Py,hias hall last
saturday night.
Great slaughter, sw eeping reduction.
a complete revolution, at ~ Commerce
street. +. SHEETS.
Parties desiring extra copies of
Tuesdays LIGnr, will send in their order
not later than II O'Clock.
Louis Berteaux was granted d-
vorcc by the District court last Saturday
from Catherine Berteaux.
No. II Commerce street is the place
to get good clothing and furnishing
goods at low prices. +. SuEETs.
The Swiss Singing club will give an
entertainment at Ueinger's pavilion
next Thursday night.
Miss Nellie Pingcl aud father leave
tomorrow for Aquas Cnlientes, Mexico,
for the benefit of Miss Pingeil's health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hess celebrated their
joint birthday night. a number of their
friends participated in the festival.
John II. Copeland has removed his
Office to No. ~, Soledad block, upstairs,
over A. Prescott 4 Co. I-ll-Gt.
The Blue Diamond society held its
usual exercises last Saturday night.
There was music, speeches and recita-
tiOns.
The police had no trouble at the
Springs yesterday with the sporting
girls. None were at the Springs for
them to arrest.
Rev. DIR. ID. G. Williams, OF 'Iennes-
see, will begin n revival meeting on or
about May |, IN the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church.
One thing certain, we VIII never
ask mere than our competitors. Try us.
and You will be pleased, or money re-
funded. f. SHEETS.
Major Observation-Disclosures and
John Fongdongt tiwinatopoodle
or any other man can be- fitted in nice
suit M f. Sheets. I-S-Gt
A building permit was Issued this
morning to w. l.. Richer to build n
bakers oven on the southwest side Of
Houston street. at II cost OF $3.50.
1t is probable that there will be n
sparring exhibition, assault at arms and
races at the race track in week or so.
Arrangements are already being made.
The necktle party and ice cream
suclhble to have been given ut the Cum.
berland Presbyterian church next Thurs
day night, has been Indefinitely post
poned.
DR.. Soudder's lecture ON India to-
ninhf at thn tfVaH
is for the benefit of the Madison Square
church, and tickets of admission are 30
cents.
Judge Adam called over his civil
docket this morning 1t consisted of 70
cases, some of which were sent for trial
and Others In which judgments were
rendered.
MIR. August IIeiligman, one of our
well known German citizens, was mar
rled last Saturday evening to Mrs. II.
Mueller. They have taken bridal tour
to the exposition.
A gentleman standing in the crowd
ut the Carver shooting exhibition yes
terday, was struck on the head with a
piece OF falling rock, causing slight
scalp wound.
The ladies and gentlemen of the
Turner rolling club took n nice picnic TO
the Second mission yesterday i'm wap-
ons, ambulanoes and buggies, and en-
joyed themselves hugely.
jack Gallagher Is now driving an
express wagon for the Wells. Fargo a
CO.'S Texas express. This compa Ia
now building II fine new wagon. TO be
put on our streets in Il few days.
Cashmere SoldaHa, Mexican filled
up win 'Doore' yesterday, and Went
into another MeXican's house and broke
up the family sewing machine. He was
lined 80 by the Recorder to-day.
MIR. A. HupperiZ entertained n LITTLE
circle OF his friends last evening at the
residence of his father on Garden street
ihe occasion being the anniversary OF
ms joth birthday. A pleasant time was
had by all present.
The Belknap Rifles viii assemble
tomorrow to escort the remains of their
uecehsed member, T.. FIske, TO mis- last
Itstlhg place The funeral will take
place at $3.50 O'Clock, p. m. from 81
Marks cathedral
An excursion leaves for Monterey
on Wednesday evening next. II will he
under the direction of Rev. DR. a ~
Pope, and has been organized for tl,s
purpose OF dedicating the new Bautist
ohuroh recently erected in that oity'
~ esterday morning obout IO.9o
o'clock drunken Mexican was getting
ready to leave from house where rs
had been staying without paying rent
lie started off, and an old Mexican nn
horseback met him and turned his team
round and wanted him to come back hni
ne would not. He then ran to his shantv.
1spoui nan Dlock away, and secured his
| lean, meeting him on South arada