The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-17
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their Tours
Through Town.

change Of bill for tonight.
M Singer has obtained n license to
| wed Miss Charlotte lIlllbOrn.
The kempa Orchestra will play at
| the Mission garden tomorrow night
Money to loan, at Cotton Il Bottoms,
2, I and West Houston street. slit
Mr.. Martin Schoebel gives a social
at his residence sunday, August ~.
Fine line Of guns and pistols as good
as new, very cheap Mt Emerson's. II
-Degener's majority over Salliway for
Alderman In the Third ward was $50.
Everything from n fiddle TO two
foot rule at Emorson's. slit
There was a large crowd ut Jonas
garden last evening.
Tomorrow Is the last day Of service
in Neuendoril's court.
Employment furnished free, No. 239
Houston street. S-l-lm
Strong bill at the Fashion theatre
this evening. Special attractions.
Fourteen days longer and Frank
starts big oyster sign will hang out
again.
A meeting of the Temple Beth III
Literary Society was held yesterday
afternoon.
Call on T.. Abrahams at once and
secure II bargain in wines and liquors
offered at less than cost. S.l2-it
The successful Alderman Is anxious
so know what lido Rhodius did with ~
glasses of beer.
Call on h. Abrahams at once and
secure u bargain in wines and liquors
offered at less than cost. S-l2-it
The effects of the Vienna garden,
knocked down ut forced sale, realized
only about % per cent. OF cost
Why go around town in shabby
clothes. when you can buy pistol at
kmsrson's for Sl.jO. stiff
A match game Of Cricket will be
played this afternoon beginning at .
o'clock on Government hill.
Call on +. Abrahams at once and
secure bargain In wines and liquors
offered at less than cost s-l2-lt
There will be no concert at the Mis-
! sion garden tonight. The kempa or
chestra will play again tomorrow night
-Favorite Cooking Stoves awarded
| first premium and gold medal at the
Worlds exposition, New Orleans.
-Messrs. Potts and Stappenbeck,
| deputy county clerks, are proud fathers
of their first born infants.
deputy United states Marshal
Geelan brought In II batch of United
States prisoners from the border Satur-
day night.
Highest cash prices paid for old gold
or silver, clothing. furniture, jewelry, or
any articles OF value at Emersons' If
Some enemy of Mr. Charles W.
| Green poisoned mule and horse belong
| ing to him. Arsenic was found In the
animals intestines.
Services at the churches were gem
orally well attended yesterday. The
colored churches being crammed IN the
evening by enthusiastic congregations.
r. Cannon. placed in Jail. charged
with the rape of Annie Washington, will
be examined in the District court to-
morrow morning undera writ of habeas
corpus.
A large crowd attended the Kempa
concert ut Mission garden last night
The kempa's are very popular here, and
their friends greeted them with rousing
encores.
DIR. Burnham. In charge of the san
Antonio Eye and Ear lnllrmary, says
| the patronage of that institution IL in
creRsing beyond his most sanguine cX-
pectatiOns.
The first match Of the san Antonio
Cricket club will take place on Govern
ment hill this afternoon at o'clock.
when Government eleven will be the
opponents.
The military Orders might be
news to some readers of the daily papers,
II the printed copies were not about
week old when furnished to the press
for publication.
A grand ball took place last night at
lacoste station, attended by many San
Antonians. Mr.. William krempkau,
one Of the latter. reports that all was
quiet. No disturbances.
The LIGHT will publish in q few days
business write-up of Its advertisers.
Oar patrons desiring extra copies for
mailing to their country customers will
Sind in their orders at once.
There is SO reward offered by the
Indignant citizens of the Fourth ward
fer the capture OF those five gay sparks
who We're dow in that locality making
the air hideous with serenade.
The Young Mems Benevolent asso-
citation had an enjoyable ball at Jonas
garden on Saturday night. There were
about 40 couples in attendance and a
good time generally was spent.
Leon and II. Blum, of Galveston, are
evidently feeling around for new field
for labor, and have opened sample
room in San Antonio, with Messrs. Ben
Asher and Mike Oppenheimer in charge.
Almost an accident occurred coming
from the Scheioher unyeiling ceremon-
| les. MIR. kalteyer's carriage horse
| stumbled and fell, and the carriage in
| the rear of this carriage narrowly es-
capped being wrecked.
One or two citizens complain of the
| conduct Of the loungers at the stock
| yards on South Flores street. They
state that no lady can pass without be-
ing the object OF their remarks or hav-
ing Objectionable gestures made to them.
Cotton & Bolton the auctioneers and
commission merchants, can sell any
thing. a Mexican gentleman this morn
| ing became "stuckn on colOred adyer-
Using card Of brand of tobacco and
gave % cents for the privilege Of carry
ing it away.
Mrs. Kitty Miller was badly fright
ened by some vicious dogs west of the
AlaZan creek, Saturday evening, and in
running fell cut several arteries OF her
right wrist upon broken glass bottle
lying In the road and nearly bled to
death before assistance arrived.
"A fishing party, consisting OF
Messrs. V. Grunder, Hermann Froebel,
viii Derr, Chris Jost, and Ernest Lange,
went out yesterday. The field of sport
was on the Medina at the rancho OF
Ernest Harmer, and the above Jolly
anglers succeeded in capturing l70
pounds Of the finny tribe.
Offers a BABY.