The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-03-23
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Mr.. Bob Gregory attended church
yesterday.
Colonel Kerble is greatly improved
with his eye-sight.
Mr.. +. II. Banks has returned from
seeing the big show.
The Mexican acrobats give very
creditable performance.
A new dancing club il being formed
by some Of our young people.
Another goung tailor Of the Fourth
ward expects to be married soon.
Justice Neuendorlr called his docket
over this morning, consisting OF " cases.
The Philharmonic society held II
pleasant rehearsal yesterday afternoon
Every frst-class slealer sells Opera
PufrCigareites. win not stick to the lips.
The ladies are beginning to study
up new head wear for Easter sunday.
1t is stated that the opera der
Freischuetz" will be given again at an
early date.
!. w. Satterwhite and Minnie j.
Walker have taken out marriage
license.
"A very orderly well behaved crowd
spent last evening In pleasant dance
at TESTS garden.
The Good Templar Lodge will have
an open meeting tomorrow night, TO
which all their friends are invited.
In the base ball match at the Springs
Yesterday afternoon, the score at the
conclusion stood - to 3 in favor Of the
Clippers.
MIR. W. 4. Pancoast will be married
tomorrow evening ut o'clock at the
Paine Methodist church on Travis
square.
The Market Masters assistants are
having great trouble with the peddlers
who have stands assigned them and will
not keep within their limits.
Henry G. Stinson was arrested for
being drunk this morning. lie was
bothering the customers In Lockwood a
Kampmann's bank at the time Of his
arrest.
The magnificent horn chair that was
rallied at Sim lIart's on Saturday even
ing was won by MIR. Charles Barkley,
the courteous and ailable clerk at Harry
Baum's.
The small pleasure boat, on the lake
at San Pedro springs, upset yesterday
afternoon while three lads were In 1t. "A
large crowd Of spectators were greatly
edited.
A gentleman of this city is at work
perfecting an invention OF new fire.
arm for use as II pocket pistol. II is in
tended to make it shoot 40 shots per
minute.
MIR. McNutt, who was formerly n
proprietor of the Vance house. had sad
bereavement ON Friday by the death OF
his wife from cancer. The lady died at
Knoxville, East Tennessee.
Some time ago an application was
made by our military authorities here
for the establishment of II branch post
eilice on military hill. Nothing has
been heard OF the application since.
There is no limit to the capacity of
Gloyer's Metallic Extension Back Album,
and 1t will last II life time. DO not pur-
chase an album until you have examined
1t, when called upon by the agent. II
The museum at San Pedro springs is
n fixed fact, and preparations for the
erection of a suitable building for it are
being made. Ii will be located ON tine
west side of the grounds, opposite the
lake.
"A hack this morning was driving
down Commerce street with its lights
burning. On calling the attention of the
owner. Tom MuldOon, to the fact, lie
said, 'Shure, | must have had severe
attack of spiritual excitement last
night
The springs yesterday afternoon
were well attended, u large number of
OF spectators and vehicles being on the
grounds. At O'Clock the Mexican
acrobatic company gave performance.
Their various feats were received with
applause.
The marshaling Of the laborers at
the waterworks Office this morning gave
that locality look very promising for
prosperous times. Some 20 Mexicans,
Italians and negroes were started of for
the head of the river, armed with picks.
shovels and other implements for work
on the new dam.
The Little Red Grocery is again on
the move. This time it is but about l0O
feet, and will front on Romano street.
Ii is consoling 10 Mr.. Matthews to see
his old customers follow him, he serving
them while his building is In motion.
lie is an audaunted, irrepTessible fellow,
and will sell goods no difference what
obstacles are thrown in his way.