The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-17
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Local News Cleaned by the Light Report
ers on the Streets.

Call out aud see Peter Jonas to-mor-
| row evening.
Mems Neekwenr ut Young a Ar
| nold's. l!Gt
The Washington will close with II
| grand ball tonight.
For shirts call on +. sheets, q Com
me~ce street. l0-2-tf
Deserted were the halls Of the city
offices this morning.
-Berg's mills are undergoing material
enlargement.
Music and dancing ut Tests garden
tomorrow night.
The excursion to Galveston promises
| to be large one.
Boys clothing, the largest and beet
stock, az JOske Brothers. lO-7-tf
Another clip Of wool will be sold at
auction on Monday.
Music and dancing and nice cool
| beer ut Jonas garden tom OrrOw.
Wanted-A servant girl ut once.
| Call at ilWiling's meat market, Ave. G..
For good and stylish hat grve ~ a
call. louNG x ARNOLD.
The District court transacted no
| business OF Importance this morning.
!
ties, call ON +. Sheets, n Commerce 81.
Max Neuendorll has closed the doors
| Of his Office against Justice Huston.
Don't forget to call on the LlGur
when you want nice job printing. II
-Eyerything in the clothing and fur
nishing goods line at Joske Brothers. q
Manager Slmms. OF the Fashion,
had slight attack Of the denguo last
night.
Who was the first to sell sheet music
at $50 per cent of; Goggnn
Brother. lO-5-lm
You can enjoy the music and dane
ing by going TO Fcst's garden to-mor-
row night.
Try the cream bread, made only by
Fischer ~ Erwin, 23J2 West Commerce
street lu-2'lm
There will be some new features
introduced at the Fashion theatre to-
night.
MIR. Jonas invites you all to attend
his regular picnic tomorrow afternoon
and night.
The new song and dance team al
the Fashion are greaiY Gail and see
them.
Tomorrow night viii be the last Of
the engagement Of the Tyroleans At
Mission garden.
The dance to he given ut san Pedro
Springs tonight promises to be one OF
the events Of the season.
There will be n farewell concert by
the Tyroleun Singers at the Mission
Garden sunday night lO-lG-2t
The banquet to be given at Rup-
persberg's Garden tonight, by the Mis-
sion Hose Co. will be Il gala affair.
Who sells the best pianos and or
gans! Thomas Goggan ~ Brother, $50
| Commerce street. lO-G-lm
Mrs. Rogers. on old lady age ~
| years. mother Of Mrs. c. X. Brenneman,
is suffering from the dengue.
Judge IL. Il. Barnard Is spoken of as
a probable candidate for alderman in the
coming election In the First ward.
Wear Hawkes. spectacles. Best in the
world. For sale in san Antonio by
| Criizer Bros, jewelers..
| There will be a farewell concert by
the Tyrolean Singers at the Mission
Garden, Sunday night. l0-lG-2t
There will be music and dancing at
TESTS garden tomorrow night, the
weather permitting.
To-day was payday at the City
Clerks offices, but everybody had left
for the excursion, and the clty's credit
ors will have to wait another day.
Madame Donaldson's semi-monthly
hop took place lust night at the hall on
East Commerce street, and was attended
by n large number Of pupils and guests.
Some very substantial cross-walks
are being put down In the Second ward
by the contractor, but he Is not going
out far enough. lie Is distributing them
too closely.
MIR. Gottschalk lost between Market
and 49, Presu street, II pocket-book CON
tanning so In cash and $40 in bills. A
reward Will be paid for the return to 49,
Presa street lO-lG 2t
Boys clothing we have
80 suits at $3.50.
iO.suiis, all sizes, $3.50.
20 suits, all sizes. $500.
Mems from $500 to Sl2.0O.
l0-G-e. o. d. HAAS q OpPENIIElNlER.
Professor r. Whtehead's initial hop
of the season was given last night ut his
elegantly fitted up academy, in Joske's
hall. on LOsoyo street The affair was
ilattering success.
In Mr.. +. MEG. Newton's yard, on
North Flores street, may be seen the
banana, n most tropical plant, growing
| "'oA' Ah' N'uhi wv bluNAu VI tue
extremely cold latitudes. The Texas
climate is capable OF many wonders.
The two negroes concerned with
Jesse Evans in the assault and battery
case at the Lone Star brewery yester-
day morning have not yet been arrest
ed, they being in hiding. The police
claim they will have them In Jail very
soon, however.
The knights Of Pythas have had
workmen engaged all the past week re-
modelling and fitting up their hall in the
| Dullnig block. The same will be COM
| pleted next week, and when finished
| they can boast of having the finest lodge
rooms in the city.
The cross walks as put down in the
| First ward, are OF no benefit so long ms
| you have to wade knee-deep In the mud
| to reach them. Should bad spell of
weather set In before the election on the
| 9th. the solid Democracy of the ward
will have to founder through the mud
to get to the polls.
-"Push the question Of the city water
works to the utmost limit of your abil-
ity; there are more readers of the LIGHT
than any other paper in the CITY," are
the words of a correspondent. The IIGII1
is loaded on the Waterworks question,
and will convince the city administra-
iion of the fact after awhile.
We respectfully call attention to the
public that the celebrated French dyer.
Geo. Caen, well known in the State OF
Texas since 1874, is fully prepared to
dye clothing in fast cOlOrs, and also to
clean all kinds of wearing apparel with