The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-29
RAYS OF LIGHT.
As Seen by the Reporters in Their Daily
Rounds,
Guns to hire at olsmilh Arms Co.

The grand Jury are hard at work
thus morning.
Pure grape milk at Fowler's drug
store, not alcoholic. N-21-'I
SHIRTS made To order. lit guaranteed
NJ G.tg23. lorNG ~ AHSoip
The probate court odjourns next
Saturday.
Ten boxe. fine oycrconts, cheap, at
Emrfson's. l-D-tf
Trunks and yaliscs in great variety
nj G-t-g-2?. lorNG a ARNoLp.
The land department Of the sunset
will be removed to Houston shortly.
We carry the best stock Of hats In
the city. G-i-y-23 lorNG ~ AnNolp.
- Free lunch every day;Weiner wucrst-
chen with horse ruddish at Turner hall
bar. lun
The Cumberland rresbytcrinns had
practice singing and choir meeting lhst
night
John Samuel Chappcll and. Caroline
l.. earle took out marriage license TINS
morning.
If YOU want line fat turkey or
chicken. call at Bpekman's, No. ~ west
side Military plaza. "2'-Im
The Houston Light Infantry Will
attend the military encampment in san
Antonio during the Nolksiest.
%. 4. Shadd. u stockman, lost s5l In
pocket book yesterday, which was NJ
terward found and returned to him.
Elegant millinery received daily ut
Miss O'kecile's, Commerce street, next
door to Haas n Oppenheimer's. h2s- I'm
The buggy broken by officers kohr
and Mockcrt. saturday last. Is now
being rcpHird by 10 large force Of work
men.
Willie Womble. the boy who was
sent to the penitentiary for years for
stealing. has returned, having served
his time.
-Zottarclli's string band goes to l.u-
ling on the LIST to play the dance music
for new dancing club recently organ
ized there.
Feathers cleaned, curled and dyed
| to match any shade at Miss O'keeile's :.
next to Haas " Oppeuhcimer's Com
merce street. 9-2S-lm
-Richter's bakery wagon was smashed
| mp this morning on Houston street by
| the horse taking flight and running
away. No body hurt,
d. W. Thompson was sworn In by
| Mayor Callaghan this morning rs special
| policeman, under Capt. l.. J.. Goodrich
| OF the merchant police.
The stalls Of the ilenerant vendors
| OF cheap jewelry and SILK hankerchiels
/ were doing a rushing business on Mill
! tary plaza last evening.
There will be sociable mt the resi-
| dcnce Of Dr. j. Il. Chess, on Avenue G.,
| Ihursday night, under the direction OF
| the Trinity Church Ladies' Aid society.
Elegant costumes for iirst-olass
| trade. Drrss-muking speciaityat Miss
! O'kepfc's. Commerce street next 10
Haas Il Oppenheimer's. "-2s-lm
The Jubilee Comedy Company will
give concert and tall ut krisch hail
Wednesday and Thursday nights, for
the benefit Of the Lone star Quintctte.
Emerson cleaned on; his cellar to-
day and carried OH Il wagon load OF trash.
| He will put In floor and use the cellar
for storage for his rapidly Increasing
business.
The night trains on the Sunset rail
way will be- put on by the time the New
| Orleans exposition will be opened. This
viii be about November |. This il
,emi-ollicial.
The advance circular of the New
Nerk comedy success, isis has been
received. Miss Myra Goodwin takes the
title role, and Is supported by the popu-
lar George Richards.
Three mules were reported to the
| police headquarters this morning by j.
! \. Carroll rs lost or stolen from a. ID.
Suthland at the twentieth mile camp OF
the Arkansas Pass railway.
The town IL filling up with stran-
gers, prospecting and hunting winter
quarters away from the chill blasts Of
the North. Let them come, plenty room
and material to make more.
Detective Hughes is working up &
robbery case at Emil lanuken's board
ing house, near the Sunset depot.
man who has been boarding there claim'
he was robbed sunday night Of S2l
which was taken from his trunk.
Yesterday afternoon fruit stanC
erected on Alamo plaza, next to the new
| Maverick block. was robbed of various
articles by two cOlored boys. They
ware seen by the police, but although
the officers gave them Il hard chase, the,
managed to eyade capture.
An opening will be had on Octobe
!. ?. and ,, on the corner of West Com
merce and Casino streets, of com plet
line ofnew fashionable millinery goods
The best and most stylish stock OF good
ever brought to the city, viii be oilere,
at moderate prices Everybody invited
g-23tf Mrs. +. ;. WATERS.
School bags, 10. to % cents; wood
!. covered slate pencils, five for cents; tw
rubber-tipped lead pencils for . cent.
bound double states, % cents; bottl
mucilage with brush, . cents; beautih
tablets, 10 cents; l2-pOund legal or fools
cap paper, 20 cents per quire; pens, inki
blotters, lunch baskets and all schoC
requirements as well MS a complete stOc
of standard groceries at bed rock price
at Little Red Grocery, near High SchOo
Sign ofreyoying ships. 9-7-lm
With reference to Justice Max Neu
endorll s receiving II sum Of money fC
the purpose Of quashng an affidavit AN
in denial Of the statement in tn
Times Of yesterday Afternoon
Il. G.. Cannon stated this morning I
a lIGHr reporter that he was in reCeiI
Of a letter from Charles Rose, In whic
that gentleman declared he paid III
money mentioned, SlG45, to Max Neuel
doril himself, and that FAINT, who at fir
declared he had, according to Cannon
paid it for the dismissal Of the case WI
not there at all.
Their Positions,
The following are the men and the
pORitiOns assigned them bV Canaan RI