The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-09
RAYS OF. LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Turkish baths at A. Zilian's. I'm
Colonel |. N. Baker 10 now in Mexico.
-Clark's billiard parlor tonight
Pool tournament Mt Clark's billiard
parlor.
Service tonight at Trinity NJ. r.
church.
Special attraction at Jonas garden
tomorrow night
The Burkhart murder case is still on
trial In the District Court,
Rattle Of horse and buggy at Two
Brothers saloon Tonight.
What has become OF the proposed
glue factory to use up the surplus dogs
The Baptist Sunday school picnic Is
in progress at the Springs this after
noon.
The FORESTS in their popular
sketches at Jonas garden tomorrow
night.
Take your girl out to Fest garden
tomorrow night and enjoy the music
and dancing.
MIR. Henry @. Beckmann leaves to-
morrow morning for Laredo on very i'm
portant business.
Yesterday was so cold In this city
that guests arriving at .our hotels called
for rooms with fires in them.
The weather being favorable, there
will be music and dancing at TESTS gar
den tomorrow evening and night.
Save 3 per cent a month-buy grocer
les OF Pitt & Meek and you will do 1t.
Cash tells the tale. 5-2-5t.
Mrs. Dodson returned this morning
| from Columbia, Texas. where she has
been paying a visit to friends.
-Llppe's garden tonight and to-
morrow night. The Eighth Cavalry
band in attendance. Admission free.
-Spiritualists are invited to meet at
DIR. Hanilton's rooms, 2i0l River
Side hotel, Soledad street, at 1 p. m, to-
morrow.
Our Taxpayers generally complain
that while property has deprecated dur
ing the past year their assessments are
not reduced by the County Assessor.
Mr. J.W. II. Hennessey, the veteran
show man, Is now in the city looking
after cowboys and horses with which
to organize another wild west show.
Mrs. G.. b. Beers left this morning
| for Paris, via New York, accompanied
| by her daughter. These ladies will spend
the summer In the capital Of La Belle
| France.
1t Is reported that flrst-class medi-
cal college will soon be located In San
Antonio, with ~ professors chairs, sew
eral OF which are TO be filled by our
local physicians.
| "A large sale OF cattle was made in
this city yesterday by Messrs. Cookrell
and Savage, of Starr county, who sold
1000 head OF yearlings to parties in the
Indian Territory.
That young man who walked
from San Pedro springs to visit lady
in the southern part OF the city at u
o'clock at night, few nights ago,
should have started earlier.
Religious services tomorrow at
Mount Pilgrim Baptist church; prayer
meeting AT 9 a. M, Sunday school at 8
n. m; preaching ut and 8 p. m. Rev.
j. w. Williams, pastor.
"A novel feature at Jonas garden to-
morrow night.
| "A ditch across South Pecos street,
left open by the Water Works company
yesterday and last night, proved very
dangerous to hack No, 80 last night.
The hack tumbled in and could not be
extricated last night.
| Services tomorrow in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church. Soledad st.
| cunuul hCHOol. J'oO u. ils ITtuCnlHB Dy
| the pastor ut III O. m. and p. IN. Even
ing subject: practical Atheism" Seats
free. w. b. Preston, pastor.
The board OF directors OF the Lone
| Star Brewery have elected the following
officers to serve during the ensuing year:
President, j. II. kampmann; vice-pres-
ident, Geo. ii. Kalteyer; secretary and
| general manager, Otto Koehler; treas
urer, ii. ID. Kampmann.
Trinity NJ. Il. church Sunday
school at $3.50 n. M; quarterly meeting
services at IL n. m; preaching by Rev.
Crist, presiding elder, followed by sac
ramental services; love feast at 1880 p. M.
| Preaching by presiding elder at S:l5, n
m. The public are cordially invita- 10
attend oil of these services.
There will be serylGes at the Second
Baptist Church tomorrow. Sunday
sCnool at 0 Il. m; preaching at 900 p. m,
| by Elder j. Foliver, of Rockdale, Texas,
and also at $3.50 p. m. The meeting con-
tinues with undated interest. There
have been 90 conventions und 80 Access
sions to the church. Praise We the Lord.
j. w. Carr, pastor.
The pool tournament at Clark's bill
| lizard parlor for the $50 in prizes, con-
tinues to draw, four scores having been
made this month, Is high. Mr.. Clark
has the finest billiard tables in the city,
and Is the 'gentlemen's resort" Good
cues and polite attention are sure to win
in the long run. The concerts at Schools
saloon are an attractive feature. When
you play billiards and want a stimulant,
ask for sold 10" Concert tonight and
| SUNDAY night