The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-09
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

"A new lot Of those fine summer suits
at +. Sheets. G-g-tf
The public school examinations be-
gin next week.
For straw hats 20 +. Sheets. Any
quality or price to suit you. G-0'f
The city police have been furnished
with little straw hats.
several shots were fired near the
Catholic cemetery last night.
The electric lights on the plazas we're
not In operation again last night
Everything reduced ut A. VI.
Cohen's. 2UJ and 2ll. Main Plaza.
The well dressed gentlemen buy
their furnishing goods from +. Sheets.
A slight epidemic Of measles is pre-
valent among the children Of the Fist
ward.
-Rcdundn CARA. aged { months, died
in the First ward yesterday FROM chol-
era iniantum.
The city Collector has issued 80
dog licenses, which exceeds last years
issue up to date.
Turkish baths and warm water
baths Mt A. Iilian's. corner Commerce
and Alamo streets. G-l-lm.
MIR William Cassin will lead Miss
Charlotte Newton to the altar matri-
monlHl next Thursday.
Officers Brown aud summers found
loose horse, mare and colt yesterday
west Of the san Pedro.
An Englishman named rhos. Heap,
| aged ~ years. died yesterday at santa
Rosa hospital. from spinal injuries.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
/ Directors Of the Arkansas Pass railway
will take place tomorrow.
F. Sheets, the gents clothicr. has
| just got in all the latest novelties In
furnishing goods. G.g-tf
The District court is trying lIuebner
| charged with an attempt to murder
Paula Cara by shooting ut her.
Market Master Bruni has quite II
/ time Of 1t now watching that none Of
his butchers sell spoiled or tainted meat.
| William Washington. II negro, was
! arrested yestrr ny for u supposed Of
lrnse by The city police, but was released
later.
The Rcik family will play at
! Muhutke's garden, on Wednesday, sat
urday and sunday nights Admission,
| 10 cents. G-g-jt
At the ending Of the present public
school term Mt the High school there
will be n graduating class of twelve boys
and girls.
James Edwards, Second Lieutenant
| Of the Excelsior Guard. has resigned
from rank. l.. Dillwood has been APP
pointed TO I'LL the vacancy.
The new programme presented at
the Fashion theatre last evening is one oI
the best vet provided. Pressure on
space prevents extended notice In this
issue,
Mr. Joe Dewitt, II well known Sar
Autonun who spent his bOyhood among
u.s. Is in the city from Fort Davis, wher,
he now occupies n responsible mercan
tile position,
George Gleason was brought in las
night rs an attached witness In the Far
row case. lie was taken from the iai
in Cotulla, where he was held on
charge of bribery.
Mr.. Richter. the baker, had an acct
dent befull his delivery wagon last sun
day, as his driver was delivering bread
The cart upset and the driver was thrown
out, being very badly injured.
A numerously signed petition is il
circulation asking the City Council tC
extend the water works system to the
city cemeteries. in order to provide
water TO freshen the shrubbery and now
ers over graves.
\ light occurred sunday afternoon
in the back room of Mrs. Charles res
taurant on Austin street between tw,
men, one Of them a cavalry private. Tn,
origin OF the fight was Il Jealous quarre
about Il woman. The soldier was iinet
SO by the Recorder this morning.
A horse trade made last SATURDAY
between Mrs. Edmonds, living below
the city, and man who traded her
horse for mule, proved rather disas
trous for the lady, the horse dying al
most Immediately after the trade. Mrs
+. is trying to get the mule back from
the man
A peculiar fact illustrating life wa
noted ut san Fernando cathedral yester
day evening. Within the space of on
hour, the funeral OF little child oc
Cured, a christening occurred immC
diately after and then n wedding part
filed up the Grape draped aisle OF tn
church, separating upon each side of tn
little bier rs they passed it. The Cathe
dral was heavily draped in mourning f
the death OF the late Miguel Castanola