The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-16
RAYS OF LIGHT
As Seen by the Reporters on the Streets
and Elsewhere.

For shirts call on F. Sheets. ~ Com
meroe street. lO-2-tf
Servant girl wanted by Mrs. Or.
/ Joseph Jones, lO-l62t
Chenille collars nj 20 cents, worth
/ Sl5O. JosKE & BRos.
"A new frame house Is going up Oh
Fourth street, west Of Avenue G.
-wanted-A servant girl at once.
Call at llufling's meat market, Ave. G.
There will be farewell concert by
the Tyrolean Singers at the Mission
Garden sunday night. lO-lG-2t
Don't forget to call ON the LiGnr
when you want nice job printing. II
MIR. Carrco is building two-story
concrete house on the corner Of Avenue
| h and Ninth street.
Everything In the clothing and fur
nishing goods line at Joskc Brothers. #
There will be farewell concert by
| the Tyrolean Singers Mt the Mission
Gsrden, Sunday night lO-lG-H
-Boys' clothing, the largest and best
stock. at Joske Brothers lO-7-ti
For all the latest STYLES and novel
ties, call on j. sheets. II Commerce At.
Who was the first to sell sheet music
at 33l per cent OF; Goggan q
Brother. lO-'-lm
A driver wanted. Apply to Mrs
John \. Fraser, $40 AcequIa street. To-
bins hill. l0-ll-2t
is there not a city ordinance pre-
venting the appearance OF recognized
cour,esans at public dances and fandan-
gosy
Try the cream bread, made only by
Fischer & Erwin, 23O2 Wet Commerce
street. l0-2-lm
Rudolph lIuning has sworn out an
affidavit before the Recorder this morn
ing, charging John Earl with carrying
pistol.
Frank krl.oh's meat market. on
North Flores street, near Houston. Is
now Omen all day. l0-l3-3t
-'rhe ~ new letter boxes have ar
rived nj the postoillce, and viii be dis
tributed about the city as soon as the
locks and KEYS Tor them are received.
Who sells the hest pianos and or
gans? Thomas Goggan Il Brother. $50
CONNIE. ce street. lO-G-lm
Mr.. Gottschalk lost between Market
and i3l Presa street, pocket-book con-
tanning $50 in cash and $40 in bills. A
reward Will be paid for the return to l3l
presa street. 10-lG u
Owing to the exhorbiiant price of
gas. the several new and excellent
lamps are having nm extensive sale.
But there Is no escape from the water
works company, because there Is no
substitute.
If you want fresh pair Of Md
gloves. we SELL
undressed Md at 81 2j.
Buttoned Md at 81.
Mousquetaire Kid at 81 30.
All shades In any style.
1O-7-eOd Haas & OPPENuEiMER.
An aged colored woman named Har-
rison. died yesterday In the Third ward
from old age and paralysis. Deceased
was 81 years of age at the time of her
death, and had lived in san Antonio for
the long term of 80 years.
The jury in the Max NeuendoriT case
las; evening returned Il verdict of guilty
and found the defendant culpable in all
the cases produced In evidence, with
the exception of Hattie Baxter. which
they did not consider had been proved.
An El Paso dispatch claims that the
birth Of Il Chinese baby in that place Is
the first on Texas soil. This is mis-
take. A Chinaman married German
girl In this city several years ago, and
they had several children when he left
here for Houston.
An inquest was held yesterday after
noon on the body of Mrs. Julia i.
sebring, Photographic operator on
Houston street. who died from the
effects OF colchicum, which was deiv-
cred to her ut her own request The
iurv rpturupI "a yarflfnt "a thuf .po,t
The hop to have been given by
number Of Mexican ladies' and gentle
men. but postponed on account of the
Illness Of great many ofthem, will take
place tomorrow evening at san Pedro
spring.. The LIGHT reporters have re-
oetyed courteous Invitation and will
attend.
Mr.. Ninton James. son-in-law Of
Colonel II. b. Andrews, received tele-
gram this morning from Colonel An
drews, saying that he and his family
would arrive In san Antonio Tomorrow.
The Colonel has been In 81. Louis taking
IN the great fair and taking points on
the labor strike.
TO those who want white blankets
we have
--.2j pair white blankets at 50 30.
% pair white blankets, at So 80.
70 pair white blk'ts, II at - 80.
2j pair white blk'ts. all wool at So 30.
100 quilts, ut 81 % to 50 90.
lO-1-eod HAAS Il OPPENHEIMER.
Mrs Kitty Miller has sworn out an
affidavit before the recorder. charging
one Ellen Stevens with using Insulting
language towards her. The trouble has
grown out Of the Neuendo n case in the
District court. Mrs. Miller alleges FL
len "cussed" her because she testified
against certain officer in court.
Excursion on the Aran5as Pass Railway.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock n