The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25
ADDITIONAL LocAL:I1tMs.

Only three small building permits
issued by the Mayor since last report.
The Jolly Twelve will indulge In
another hop on the sth OF next month.
Prot. Crossley and Mrs. Canleld, Of
the Third Ward public school, are down
with dengue.
The Recorders Court will hold n
regular session tomorrow. although the
day lisa legal holiday.
The Mayors Office will be closed to-
morrow all day on account OF the legal
holiday, Thanksgiving day.
The Sunset Hose Company will hold
their election of officers ON the first
Wednesday Of next month.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Gov
eminent Hill. Service to-day ut II am.
Avenue & cars pass the door.
Pauline Markham will appear to-
night at Turner Hall In the "Two Or
phans. She is supported by strong
company.
"A private dinner to few select
friends was given this afternoon at Cap-
tain Balances residence on Govern
ment Hill.
-Thanksgiving services tomorrow at
II a. M, ut the First Presbyterian
Church by the Pastor. Rev. j. W. Neil.
ID. ID. All are Invited.
The ladies Of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church viii give Thanks
giving dinner tomorrow at the church
to the poor who wish to come.
Bob Davis was before the Recorder
this morning and was fined 50, for beat
ing and striking Harry Hill. Both are
colored men and had n quarrel, out of
which the striking grew, Mt Davis
house.
The Thanksgiving services at the
Madison square Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning will be Of especial
attraction. Strangers are cordially in
vited. H. NJ. Adae and Oscar Schmidt
will render vocal selections.
There will be special meeting of
the San Antonio Equestrian CLUB to-
morrow afternoon, ut $3.50 o'clock, ut the
residence of Miss Wilgus on st. Mary's
street. The club will engage In fox
and hounds paper hunt after the
meeting.
The Union prayer meeting held last
night ut Trinity NJ. Il. Church on Ave-
nue. &, were especially Interesting, and
were especially interesting and were
well attended Rev. MIR. Preston, OF
Cumberland Church, delivered very
able address.
The Union Prayer meeting VIII he
held tonight at 1880 o'clock, In the First
Presbyterian Church, corner of Houston
and North Flores street. and will be con-
Quoted by DR.. llackett, Of the Baptist
Church. All are invited These Union
meetings are increasing in numbers and
interest.
A Thanksgiving dinner will be
given tomorrow at krisch Hall for the
benefit of ~. james a. NJ. T.. Church;
also a supper at $50 p. m. the same eve
ming. Addresses win be delivered by
DIR. G.. j. Starnes, Rev. Mack Henson,
Rev, j. W. Carr and Rev. A. A. Rivers
Music by Professor NJ. n Brown. Adj
mission, % cents; children, II cents. \.
+. jackson, pastor.
The Turner Hall Orchestra scored
another success last night, as the"Iozo"
Combination depended entirely upon
them for the rendition of the music.
Having no leader to depend upon as
the leader of the "Zozo" Combination
left for Austin, the day before. After
the performance was over, the manager
stated to the leader, Joe McAllister,
that the music went better that night
than the night before. with their own
leader.
LoCKHAvEN, Pa, November 2i.- A
heavy snow storm has prevailed here
since Sunday night without cessation.
snow on the hills Is reported thee feet
deep and II is still showing.