The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-23
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Turkish baths at A. Iilians. I'm
The grass should be trimmed In the
public parks
Music and dancing at TESTS garden
tomorrow night.
Music and dancing at Jonas garden
Tomorrow night.
The oil lamp Mt the Convent foot
bridge has been removed.
The best dance music In the city to-
morrow night Mt Jonas garden.
Only one place in the city sells that
pleasant summer drink, mead.
For bargains in ready made clothing
call on a. NJ. Cohen, 800 aud I'll Main
plaza. 0-22-u
The Casino association give n liter
AIRY and social entertainment this even
ing.
The election to-day il going for the
proposition. A very light vote is being
polled.
There have been some 1000 head OF
stock sold In this market during the past
week.
why does not the Electric Light
company procure more powerful dynamo
machines
Concert by Military band at Som
mers' garden tomorrow afternoon ana
evening
Go out to Jonas garden tomorrow
night. Good music aud plenty OF re-
frcshments.
Policeman W. u. Martin il now
doing special instead Of regular duty for
few days.
A colored man on "buoking bron-
cho," on Main plaza, drew IA big crowd
last evening.
A pony was stolen last Thursday
night from MIR. WIN. Pratt, who lives ON
Dignowity hill.
The case against the FertiliZing
company, for maintaining nuisance
was dismissed.
The heavily carved doors at Mission
San Jose have been removed, probably
stolen by vandals.
Saturday and Sunday night concerts
by the Houston Saengeriest orchestra Mt
tho Vienna garden.
Vienna Garden grand concert. with
very select programme, on Saturday
and sunday nights.
A horse was stolen last night from
Mr., j. Il. Man, from lllg's blacksmith
yard, on DolorOso street.
The Temple Beth III Literary So
Clety will hold meet tomorrow alter
noon at 3 o'clock.
A minister from Gonzales will occu-
py the pulpit Of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain church tomorrow.
Sim Hart isto 1T up fine new cigar
store in the new building, corner Of
Commerce and Iosoyo streets.
The city authorities should order
the weeds cut out Of the streets In the
residence portion of the city.
The grand Schuetzenfest and prize
shooting occurs next sunday afternoon
at the Schuetzen verein's range.
-Onicer John Caldwell blushed to
his boots yesterday evening at being
"challed' from the stage Of the Fashion
theatre.
Extra cars will run tonight after
the concert ON the North Flores San
san redrh springs and Avenue c street
ear lines.
The Flores street ear will take you
out to Tests garden Tomorrow night,
where You can enjoy the music and
dancing.
A meeting OF citizens will be held in
the County court room this evening TO
organize suitable celebrations for the
Fourth Of July.
A couple Of enterpiising business
men from Mexico, No. arrived in the
city last night to invest in ranch prop
crty In this county.
Services at the Mount Zion Baptist
church tomorrow: sunday school at .
n. M; preaching ut and p. m; bap-
thing nj $3.50 p. IN. at the Mill bridge.
The change of grade and extension
Of the street railway track up to the Epis-
copal chapel, on Graysoh street, will
cost the company something like 1920.
The gentleman who took certain
lady out buggy riding night before last
and drove by the postoillce. thought he
could not be recognized Mistaken, mis-
ter
Major Campbell, of San Pedro
Avenue, the owner Of the most hand
some house in town, IL jubilant over n
present Of a blOoded mare from Nueces
county.
Services at ST. Paul NJ. T.. church
tomorrow; Sunday school 10 a. M; Lit.
erary Temperance Band OF Hope meets
II; 40 u. m; preaching at 3 p. M. and at
$ p. IN. Mack Henson, pastor.
Services tomorrow at the New
| Light Free Mission Baptist church,
Prayer meeting at Ga. m; Sunday school
at n, m; preaching ut 3 and p. IN. by
the pastor, Few. j. Holmes.
All those young men interested in
the gentlemen's club TO be formed to-
night, are requested to meet promptly at
O'Clock ut Morris & DOwning's saloon,
Alamo plaza, for organization.
| Services at the Second Baptist
church tomorrow. Sunday school at 0
a. m. preceding at $50 p, IN. by Rev. C.
Shackelford, ID. d., of Fayette. Mo, and
also at p. m. All are cordially invited
to attend, j. W. Carr, pastor.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Avenue G and Pecan street.
sunday school at 0:3O; baptism and re-
ception OF probationcrs Mt II n. M; class
meeting at l:3O p. m; preaching by the
pastor ut s;l1. seats free; short services:
strangers invited
Another concert will be given to-
night at Mission garden by the Ladies'
orchestra; also, tomorrow night. To-
morrow nights concert will be the last
given AT this garden by the kempa fam.
lily, and they should receive crowded
houses during this, their last appear.
ance here.
"A LIGnG reporter the day before yes
terday went on mission OF charity tC
awake a friend who had courted tn,
"drowsy gOdn too eiIectualy, when /
damsel of Avenue L, to all appearance,
one OF culture, shocked the balmy after.
noon lephyrs and the innate modesty o
the bohemian by yelling out. "Say
Jones, who's his nibs.n