The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-04
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

The Probate court adjourned on
Saturday.
Employment furnished free, No. 2i0
| Houston street. S-i-lm
The Belknap Rifles were out with
drum and lie corps last night.
-"Clark's billiard parlor, the gentle
mems resort
The County Commissioners meet
next Monday In regular session.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
cicty will meet tomorrow afternoon Mt
j:jU O'Clock.
New summer drink, New Orleans
| Mead on tsp ut Rice a Fowler's drug
| store 1866
Alderman llamblcton will not resign
his office and has no intention OF going
| North
a German girl we'll recommended,
can lind a permanent situation at Judge
\ Anton Adams.
If you want nice summer drink,
\ try the New Orleans MEAD at Rice "
Fowier'- drug store.
The not weather was no, II circum
stance to the warmth Of matters In the
city Council yesterday.
The east end of the. district must
have all the offices, even II san Antonio
has to import u school teacher.
August krnwitz says he considers 1t
a CRYING shame that the Alamo Is not
decorated with the Lone Star ilag.
The case Of Copeland verses Muir
phv. mn assault case, will come before
| Judge NeuendorfGn Monday next.
Judge Ncuendorf tomorrow after
noon will try Carlotta Galan for using
Insulting language to Mole,ta Cenniga.
John Melroy was fined - by the
Recorder this morning. for the privilege
he iudulged In "thumping' 70 man at the
stock Exchange saloon.
The late concert and supper given
by the Ladies' Benevolent society NJ san
| Fernando cathedral, netted S22l. The
gross receipts amounted to SUI
Alderman Conner is receiving con-
grutulutiuns on all sides this morning
upon his promotion, Two thousand
| dollars year IL not to be "sneezed Mt "
The san Antonio Juvenile minstrel
club will give free entertainment at
| Lippe's garden Wednesday night, Frank
| Hess as amusement director. Come one
| and all
Mes.rs. Rice Il Fowler this morning
promoted one OF the lIGui'- stan to the
same footing Of IL minister in presenting
him with u season ticket on their Ice
berg soda fountain.
The city ticket offices Of the Sunset
and international and Great Northern
railways will be abolished some time
lhis month. and the agents viii be
| placed at the depots.
Alderman Schr,iner and wife re-
turned sunday last from days trip
| to Bucrne, kerryillc and Fredericksburg,
Mr. ~chrcinrr says he greatly enjoyed
his trip although it was So short
"A Strange Love-Lctter," byAnnette
Calthrop. the first instalment OF which
SILL be found in the issue Of the LIGnr
to-day. L. well worth the time of Perusal.
II VIII be continued daily until flushed.
James Howard, aged , years, II rel
alive Of Judge Russell Howard, died
this morning at Santa Rosa hospital and
the remains will be Inferred this after
noon at = O'Clock. from st. Mays Cath
Ollie church.
-lgnacio kalonko has been aries c |
hy DEPUTY Constable krempkau,
| charged with two offences, one for as
sault and battery, and another for threat
ening actual bodily harm to his sister-in-
| law Mrs. Gomez.
means Of a forgery. a sum Ofmoney huy-
| lug been obtained from prominent cit
iZen. The signature to the telegram
was Nathaniel Sands, and officers are
investigating the matter.
Mr.. ". II. Baker. who left the city
recently to return in few days, has not
| been heard of and his whereabouts Is
unknown. His numerous friends feel
| considerable anxiety at his prolonged
absence.
ALI city aud county offices will be
| closed ON August s. and it is requested
| that The stores will follow their example
ns mark Of respect to General Grant,
ON which day the intcrment Of the illus
iriou- dead will take place.
A meeting Of the san Antonio Crick-
ct club was held last evening at the
| headquarters Of the club 10 Blum street.
| II was announced that the outfit had ar-
| rived, and practice would commence on
| Monday afternoon next at I O'Clock on
| Government hill.
Claude Rudolph was charged this
morning by the Recorter with being
yagrnnt. He said he wns not II vAgrant,
but he had no money and no work. lie
was an engineer by trade He cried like
a bloody and the Recorder kindly
passed his case to allow him to seek for
work.
DIR, Lcwinthal has returned from
Louisiana, where he had been in the in
terest Of the Jewish widows and or
| phans' home lie will shortly visit
neighboring cities Of the state for the
| purpose OF soliciting contributions for
the above home, 1t being intended to
erect it in New Orleans.
Yesterday afternoon picnic given
by Mrs Behloradsky took place at the
| ity brewery. II was given In honor Of
The echncr Iyroiean troupe. A highly
| enjoyable time was spent and tOasts
Nero numerous, the LIGHT representa-
i've contributing his share toward max
ing the time pass pleasantly.