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

All flags are at half-mast today.
Music and dancing at Sommers'
garden tomorrow afternoon.
You can enjoy yourself at Jonas
garden tomorrow night.
Mr.. Fisk, OF Benefits fruit store,
went snipe-hunting last evening.
Employment furnished free, No. 2i'l
Houston street. Slim
The Military band will furnish music
at Somuers garden tomorrow evening
Everything from fiddle to n two
foot rule at Emersun's. s-l-tf
Fine line Of guns aad pistols as good
as new, very cheap at Emersons. Il
Good music and dancing ut Jonas
garden tomorrow night.
New summer drink, New Orleans
Mead, on tap at Rice Il Fowlers drug
store. 1856
The night trains on the Sunset will
be again put on September lst. This Ia
authentic.
Why 20 around town In shabby
clothes, when you can buy II pistol at
kmcrson's for : 80. S-l-tf
Highest cash prices paid for old gold
or silver. clothing, furniture, jewelry, or
Joe. Meney's saloon, II. G.. Miller,
stencil cutter aud the Live Stock Jour
nails office were draped In black this
morning.
Alderman Gallagher will have to
look to his hurcls. the coming nan II
from Beanvile. That bridge will he u
monument to his memory.
The old negro man, Mason Turner,
- In.
starving condition, died at the county
poor house this morning.
II. l.. Dignowity was fined 81 by the
Recorder for leaving his team alone. Gus
kampmuhn for fighting with Howell
Rice, had his case continued.
Go to Emerson and purchase one Of
his safety neck yoke attnchne Is and
You will h. happy. Price only 81 10, In
Guiding new yoke complete. 81 II
1t II reported that the Second aud
Third ward hose companies will have II
test OF alncrity and promptitude on Mon
day next for five kegs OF beer.
Uncle Ben Jones, one of the pillars
of the Second Baptist church of this city,
paid the LfGuT visit this morning. He
says his church IL getting along finely.
The handsome decorations Of Mr.. c.
II. Mueller, the painter, ln.memorium OF
General Grant. are very fAvorably COM
mcnted upon by all passers Of his
store.
A small black and tan terrier, the
property Of Mr.. Moke on Military plaza.
Is constantly annoying pedestrians by
swapping Mt their legs. The owner
should either dispose Of the animal or
tie 1t up.
MIR. Ludwig Mahncke. of Mission
garden, announces the last concerts Of
famous TyrOlrans Tonight and to-mor-
row night. This Is the last chance our
citizens will have to hear these famous
wurblers.
The woman Mrs. Germo, returned
to her senses this morning for time,
but relaped again into II semi-consoious
condition, and when II LIGIIr reporter
talked to her she gave very dlscon-
nected version Of her former story.
Yesterday Bulk, carpenter and
United states soldier, while construct
ing gymnasium at the residence of an
officer, fell and broke his back. lie WAS
taken to the Military hospital, where he
lies in an extremely critical condition.
Mike Kennedy was fined Slj for be-
ing drunk and disorderly and using in
sulting language to the cook at his
boarding house ut Mr.. Carriers residence
on Blum street, and Billy Hogan. his
partner, was fined $40 for using insulting
language.
Two butchers this morning had
quarrel on the corner of South Laredo
and Nueya streets. Several blows were
struck but no serious damage was done.
One Of the belliCOse butchers had
quantity Ofhi meat thrown of his cart
by the other.
Mr.. W. w. II. Rowell, late OF the
Pullman Palace Car company. and now
Of the Maverick bar. had the distinction
to chaperon General Grant through Eng
land and scotland. Mr.. Rowell was at
that time in the service Of the Pullman
In the old country. but since
hat located here.
Last concerts. tonight and to.mOr-
row night. Of Hans l.echner's famous
ryrolean warbers. DO nor fail to hear
them. All who have heard them pro-
nOunGe them rs excellent, and all who
have not heard them should not fail to
attend Mission garden tonight and to-
morrow night.