The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-27
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Silver watches 81 TO $40 at y. NJ
Emerson's. 7-s-tf
A Thousand useful articles, very
cheap, nj Emerson's. 1S-tf
A. j. Townsend died this morning
on upper Soledad street.
Call at Rice & Fowler's drug store
for pure drugs and medicines. 1-23-tf
The opening Of the SohOlz pavilion
on Saturday evening was marked sue
cess.
pr Weathers boards and lodges at
the st. Leonard hotel. Telephone con
nectlons. 7-2l.tf
The Sunset pay car came in on Sat
urday, and after distribution OF cash
went west.
You can buy fresh Horse Shoe to-
bacco from all dealers at 20 cents per
pound. 7-2l-Ot
-Tiburclo Garcia was tried before
Commissioner stevenson tn morning
for illegal voting.
Marriage Licences-E. +. Hartman
and Mary Bernger, Edwin l.. llutchin-
son and Eva Bethel.
A meeting of the French military
company will take place at the l.osoyo
street Library, this evening.
Perfection soda water, cooling and
refreshing to he had only at Rice 4
Fowler's drug store. 1-2J-u
County Collector Jose Cassiano was
enjoying himself at the Mexican circus
last night.
The bad odor arising along the river
near Commerce street bridge, on the
north side, is almost unbearable.
-Fayorte Cooking Stoves awarded
aud UntH Ynanul NJ
Worlds exposition, New Orleans.
Judge Neuendorn called over his
civil docket this morning. There were
- cases-ld Judgments and y set for
trial.
A pitched battle was fortunately
avoided late last Saturday night at san
Pedro park by the Kind offices Of n pence
maker.
The Minnie Pleasure club gave
surprise party last night at the residence
Of the Misses Guenther, on King VIII
liam street.
French Roberts, popular little
drummer Of the Eighth cavalry, has re-
ceived his discharge, and proceeds to-
day to New York,
"A destitute woman named Mrs.
Moore, living at No. 3l2 Austin street, Ia
very i'll and needs the attention Of the
proper authorities.
The testimony IN the So. 200 damage
suit instituted by Lynch and others VS..
Grayson is concluded, and the certificate
was made out this morning.
VIII not some Of the citizens assist
the reward fund for the discovery and
conviction OF the culprils in the Stani-
forth and Brauer mysterious murders.
Some important evidence has been
developed in the Brauer murder case,
which Is kept secret by the authori-
ties; therefore Its nature cannot be pub
lished.
On Saturday evening man named
Peter DavOness met with severe acct
dent on CamargO street, he falling from
a wagon and fracturing two of his ribs.
He is progressing fayorably.
The balloon ascension ut Jonas gar
den did not come of yesterday, owing to
indispostlon of Sr. Julio Moncayo. Due
notice will be given of the time when the
ascension will be had 1t
A large number ofunemployed men,
loaiing about the streets, many of them
well dressed. might be called upon by
the police to know where they live and
how they support themselves.
"A little boy was thrown heavily to
the ground on san Pedro avenue yester-
day afternoon late while riding horse
back with Il number of companions. lie
was badly injured and was taken home.
Two indignant girls. who were re-
fused admission to the Mexican theatre
last evening, made quite little scene
with officer JaoObo Coy, and that worthy
gentleman was In very warm water for
a short time.
Barley, the man who was so severe
ly kicked In the head by horse last
Monday ut Marucheau's camp yard. has
recovered and will start for home prob
ably to-day with his wife, who is also
able to travel.
There will be Il meeting Of the San
Antonio Cricket Club ut 10 Blum Street,
sthis evening, when members will be en-
rolled. The Club outfit will arrive next
week. subscriptions will be payable
the first monday In August.
Yesterday evening about o'clock
young man who was In Mt Schools, fell
down in an epilepIic it lie was taken
into Dreiss' drug store, and when he re-
covered he was sent home in charge Of
an officer to his residence on Water
street.
Three freight conductors ofthe Sun
set, j. j. Sweeney, William Darling and
w. j. Swaggerty, have been "let out"
by the train dispatcher. and three new
conductors, Messrs. Sam Betters, Phil
Luce and George Dawson, have been
appointed.
There were eleven deaths reported
at the City Physicians office for last
week, and of these three were consump-
tiveS and three were still-born. This
makes but five deaths from malignant
diseases, which is a very low death rate
for this seasOn In this city.
MIR. Walter Scott has suffered from
another robbery. Some maliciously dis
| posed person having stolen his harness
The robbery took place yesterday morn
Ing. Mr. Scott states that he believes he
has clue to the culprt, and Is determ-
ined to 'earoh the matter out.
AT $. :. Floyd's new offices on Sole
dad street,a Light reporter was told that
they had an elevator for going down
ward. The Light scribe thought it was
II bull" but he discovered that the ma
chine was only Intended for reaching
the cellars Of the building.