San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-14
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There bv the Local
Reporters.

piCnIGklng to-day near the fiTst mlHsloh'
Have your sterotyping done at inc
LIGHT office.
Another band Of Italian hand-organ
musicians struck town yesterday.
A little son of Mr.. Lowday, is seri-
ously i'll with typhoid fever.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day
TO Louis Frasse to LuCie Blashe +. A.
Jeikel to Minnie +. Julian.
United States Senator. voorhees,
was cured of rheumatism by st. Jacobs
Oil.
Instead Of going to the doctor, take
Red Star Cough Cure.
Another match game at nine-plns
has been arranged between the Mission
garden club and the Turner club for to-
night.
Another crowded house witnessed
the performance of Messrs. Salzer Il
Sternheim, at the Mission garden, last
night.
There are, perhaps, as many rs 90
cOlured people in this city who have en-
sraced the Catholic faith.
City Marshal Shardein has a fine
banana plant growing in his garden,
which now supports a bunch OF 80 fine
bananas.
Vulcan assembly, Knights Of Labor,
picnicked on the banks OF the Salado
creek yesterday.
The debate in the MikadO club was
continued from yesterday to next Friday
evening.
Mrs. Pierre, of Austin, sang some
beautiful solos at the Gu berland church
Yesterday morning.
Tom Young WIS arrested by dePu-
ty sheriff in this city this morning
charged with committing burglary.
st. Mary's church catechism class,
or Sunday school will picnic at San
Pedro park next Thursday.
In opening safe at the Maverick
bank II. NJ. Dalton Of Cincinnati, got
his thumb broken.
Jake Harris died today at the hotel
Maverick, and his remains will be ship
ped TO Houston tomorrow.
A surprise party will be given at the
residence of MIR. J. b. Lacoste. Thurs
day night.
Mr.. Emil Kuehn has been elected by
the Turner's to the vacancy in the
amusement committee, caused by the
resignation of Mr.. A. Brian.
The LIGHT reporter has been invited
to r private moonlight picnic, to take
place tomorrow night ut San Pedro
springs.
MIR. William Seumann is playing in
good luck at present, having won
beautiful lady for his wife. He won a
fine gold watch ratified Saturday night.
The Mission Hose company petit
tons the city council to-day TO allow the
company the use of one of the Old fire
bells in their ward.
Mr. Alsbury is looking very happy
Just now, and the boys are wondering If
they shall not congratulate him.
Frank and William MaibPum beg
the LIGHT to state that they did not beat
two smaller boys recently. They are
Indignant at being fined
There were several races at the
track at San Pedro park yesterday even
ing, but as the horses were scrubs, there
was not much short.
The engagement of MIR. Ernest
Wesenberg to Miss Mary SchOene was
celebrated last night at Mr.. Beck's resi-
| dence, on Elm street.
Contractor MCCullOch passed
cOnyiots destined to serve out their
terms for crimes committed.
The county board of equalization be-
gan its session to-day. There are only
| l0S exceptions to assessments filed, and
which will be passed upon by the board.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
have granted their pastor, Rev. w. B.
Preston, six weeks leave OF absence,
for his summer vacation, to begin the
first Of next week.
A. +. Maupin, editor and proprietor of
Mountain Echo, of johnson City, BlancO
county, is taking in the Alamo City. Mr..
NJ. reports crops and general condition
of agriculture as first class.
On Thursday evening, at the Uni
ted States post. a Children's dance will
be given to Miss Matte Otis and Miss
May Goodwin.
| The immediate attention of the san
itary inspector Of the Second ward is
directed to q place on north Soedad
| street, near the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian church, where one of the jewellers
on that street is making a nasty sewer of
the gutter.
Mr.. w. +. Hilton has returned from
/
ing some business for a week past. He
reports the country as looking in fine
condition and says 1t is just the place for
tourists and invalids.
the new fire engine, sam Hous-
ton" will be publicly tested on Main
| plaza this evening at o'clock. After
the trial, the tiremen, prominent citi-
Zens, and the members of the press, are
to be regaled at Krisch's hall with
lunch and plenty Of beer.
| Alderman Mackey, than whom San
Antonio possesses no more public-spir-
tied citizens. showed his honest and
| jovial countenance at San Peero park
yesterday evening, and was greeted
with hearty welcome by every person
whom he encountered.
The turtle soup tea party yesterday,
was success, Messrs. Hoppe, Reuter-
and Harnisch. chief caterers. Herr
Carl Beck as the musical adenda, made
good team. Madeira, Veuve Cliquo.
Chablis and krug frappe, furnished the
indulgenCies in liquids, pus cafee linen
tai cOnceptxp), was the finish.
"A meeting Of division No. |. of
BeXar county, Of the A. o. H., will be
held in Meyers hall on Tuesday eve,
June 10, 1886, at p. IN. All members
are requested to be present to be pre-
sented to the state delegation.
"A little excursion was taken Satur-
day night by party OF young folks from
this city to Morril Chapel, few miles
south ofthe city, to attend the country
singing school there. A delightful time
was spent and the party returned to the
city about u O'Clock.
"A small party, composed of Messrs.