The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-30

their deceased comrades ~ the cemetery
this morning.
a troupe Of Gypsies are soon to ar
rive In thi, city and give entertainments
to the citizens.
A train Off street cars left the east
end OF the East Commerce street line
for the springs
Mrs. Anna Eliza Koch, aged -
years. died yesterday In the Third ward
from paralysis.
A private dance occurred at san
Pedro springs last night. which was
well attended.
Santa Clara school house fence has
been greatly improved by an artistic
coat Of whiiewash.
Go at once to a. NJ. Cohcn's. Main
plaza. and get a new suit Tor less than
New York cost. j-29-2t
buggy IN the procession this morn
ing met with an accident mt Rusk street
and was laid mp for repairs.
The regulars were in fatigue uni
form. What are full dress uniforms for
8 fuot FOR uch occasions?
Go TO \. NJ. Coheu's, Main pmza, for
bargains in rrady-made clothing and
furnishing goods. 5-29tf
On Monday next all dogs not hay
ing license paid on them, will be ,ught
and impounded.
-Workmen were blasting out rock AT
the entrance Of Colonel Belknap's cave
at san Pedro park yesterday.
Mrs Felipa Ramos. a Mexican lady
aged 80 years, died Thursday last from
pneumonia in the First ward.
The athletic club held meeting
last night, and adopted a constitution
and bylaws and then adjourned.
Don't miss the opportunity to pro-
vide yourself with nice suit at cost by
calling on \. NJ. Cohen, 2J0 Main plaza.
There will be an elegant concert by
select string band at the Vienna gar
den saturday and Sunday evenings.
The usual services at tine Mount
Zion Baptist church tomorrow at the
usual time. Sunday School at o Il. m.
A. A. Rivers. pastor.
MIR. Charles Elmendorf died this
morning from aneurism. lie was well
/ known in san Antonio, having been
! born and raised here,
The Black Elephant saloon, at Hun
| ter station, the other side of New Braun
| fels, was blown to the ground during a
| wind and rain storm.
our Young friends at army head
| quarter, now enjoy delightful moonlight
! rides together. Several parties on horse
| back were out last night.
Not a single case of disturbing the
peace in all the crowd on our streets to-
| day. A high compliment to the order -
loving disposition Of our people.
The plaza was allowed to be filled
| with hacks and vehicles of every de-
scription, to the disgust Of the com
panics forming and the spectators.
The Kaiser TyrOlean singers re-
| turned last night from their trip to
Boerne, Fredericksburg and other places,
and are stopping at the Vienna hotel.
The liremen were taken out in one
of Carter n Mullally's large buses this
morning, and In turning corner at the
Calcasleu lumber yard almost upset.
How about that prospective glue
| factory, which was to have been started {?
There will be plenty Of CANNES in few
days, TO furnish the whole city with
| glue.
Garter q Mutually shipped a casket
! TO Cotulla to-day for the remains of
! young DOwney, killed there yesterday.
! The remains will be shipped to Abilene,
| Kansas.
A doctor who saw lady eating a
| raw cucumber yesterday thought he
| would have case of cholera morbus.
| but he was mistaken That lady IL ohol-
era proof
Colonel Kerble, of San Pedro park.
| announces that there will be polo
! game ut the springs next Monday by the
! BALCONIES Polo teams. The grounds are
being cleared oil.
Colonel Belknap will give all the
| public school children grand joint pic
! mic at san Pedro park, at the ending of
| the present school term The Use of
| his street cars will he given the children
free.
The buggy driven by Gus NorGross
! was run into this morning on the way
| 10 the cemetery by haGkman and n
! wheel almost wrenched of. After the
/ collision the hackman drove away as
rapidly as possible.
Chris Schroeder. fined $1,000 and one
! years Imprisonment in the county iail.
FOR binding Charles Elmendorf. was put
| in the county jail day before yesterday
to serve out his sentence, the supreme
court having affirmed the decision of the
District court.
Madison Square Presbyterian church,
Rev. W, Howell Buchanan, pastor.
sabbath school tomorrow morning at
$3.50 O'Clock. Farewell sermon by the
pastor al i o'clock, and Young Peoples
prayer meeting at . O'Clock in the after
noon. All are cordially invited to at
| tend,
Trinity NJ. +, church. corner Ave-
nue. c and Pecan street: Sunday-sohoo
at $3.50 a. m. Morning sermon by the
pastor; Subject. "Belief in God. the
Father being the first of series Of
monthly sermons upon the Apostles
creed. Evening sermon at S:l5 p. m.
Free seats.
Services at the Second Baptist
church Tomorrow Sunday school at 0
=. m; preaching at 1880 p. m. by Rev. c.
ShaGkelford, Of Missouri. Immediately
after preaching we will 90 down to the
river, where there is much water. to I'M
merse 80 or 40 converts. Preaching also
at p. m. All are cordially invited to
attend. j. w. Carr, pastor.
Young Man, Shake
| That old guit and pall m N Cohan