San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-11
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.
The grand Jury meets Monday.

Wanna, pupiCly enuoIteh heu otai SVush
Cure.
When you need any job printing call
around and get prices at the LIGHT
office.
--Franklia Wilson died on the 9th in
the Second Ward from capillary bron-
chitis.
-Weathsrwise folk declare rain will
be prevalent until after the equinox,
March %.
The prices on country produce have
again advanced on account OF the bad
weather.
Well attended prayer meetings were
held in the different Protestant churches
last evening.
Travis Park has been plentifully
supplied with Russian, mulberry and
catalpa trees.
-Kalteyer's drug store is being hand
somely papered and reftted in the high
est style Of art.
Local politics during the coming
summer and fall promise to become al
most intOlsrably warm.
The Eighth Cavalry band gave an
open air concert in Travis Park yester-
day. the first for several weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Madi-
son Square Presbyterian Church meet
to-day at O'Clock in the church.
While at the Eighth Cavalry band
concert at Travis park yesterday, one
lady accidentally lost her hustle.
There will be a complete dearth of
social entertainments and dancing in this
city during the next 40 days Of Lent.
MIR. CARA, the banker, is erecting a
spacious safety vault for the deposit OF
valuable papers on Nsramsndi street.
The best Mexican restaurant in
Teas is at 2lS SOledsd street. Serving
families a specially. 3-2-lm K. SAENs.
A runaway horse dashed up North
Flores street yesterday afternoon and
ran into the brush beyond the Springs.
"A regular meeting Of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held this after
noon at 3 p. m.
The Caledonia Club will meet to-
night at o'clock at the office of S. S.
Floyd IL Co. Business of importance
will be transacted.
Tonight will be determined whether
the union meetings at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church will be continued
or allowed TO lapse.
The session of Recorders Court WAS
remarkably short this morning, about
three minutes being taken to dispose of
the two cases tried.
The cold weather of yesterday after
noon prevented great many people at
tending the Travis Park concert. The
crowd was very small.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
Justice Crawford will examine Paul
Menicia, who is charged with stealing
pair of shoes from John Rieden.
Wanted-Situation in Office or ware
house, by steady, industrious young
man, of good education; not afraid of
work. Address, II. f. s., this office. *Gt
George BurkhGrt has reconsidered
his motion to appeal, and has finally de-
termined to accept the decision, which
dOoms him to % years Imprisonment in
the penltentiary.
The club rooms Of the Union Fran
case are now located at the old Vera
mendi garden on SOledad street, and are
in charge Of Mr.. NJ. Feille, one of its
oldest members.
Mr.. Louis ". Adae has secured a
permit to erect q lumber dwelling on the
east side Of Marion street, Third Ward,
to cost $3.50 David Lehr being the con-
tractor and builder.
The members of the MikadO Sixteen
have been COurteously invited to attend
the ball of the Alamo Council, American
Legion of Honor, on the 18th of the pres
ent month, at the Casino.
The PasO BOregas iron bridge, now
being built, it is thought will have to be
raised some 70 feet higher than antici-
pated, In order to allow it enough clear
of the highest flood water.
George Adams, the murderer from
Eagle Pass, was brought here yesterday
and placed in jail, pending his journey
to the penitentiary. Hissentence has
been committed to life imprisonment.
Mr.. Fred KanZer, the efficient and gen.
tlemanly delivery clerk at the San Anto-
MO PostOfliCe up to recent date, has
left for his home, Columbus, Tex, where
he intends to recuperate for few weeks
and then return to this city.
Mrs. MOllie K. Eanes has been in
dioted for the murder of her son Claude,
by the Austin grand jury. The mutt
lated body of the boy was found near
her house sooR after she had left for this
city, where she was arrested.
The county schools are nearly all
closed now, as the time of their terms
have expired. Very few keep open after
six months, although a few have terms
OF eight or ten months. The majority of
the balance close this month.
The complimentary concert for the
benefit or Miss Julia Ord, next Monday
evening, promises to be q grand affair.
Tickets are for sale at the Maverick,
Southern and Menger hotels, and at
Clayint' and Devine's drug-stOres.
A gentleman spending some time in
the city for his health desires the &C.
quaintance of pretty and attractive
young lady who is so situated she can
receive evening calls. Address s. o.
Cooper, general delivery city postofice.
3-9-2t
The third match of the billiard
tournament was between August Schulz
and Otto Andrea, the former giving the
latter 10 points in 100 Andrea won
with 50, Schulz scoring 81. Tonight
Mr.. A. l.. Lyons and August Schulz
play.
Miss Lily Hollingsworth, formerly
OF San Antonio and now of Austin, has
cheerfully consented to present lingo
maj" with an amateur company on Sat-
urday, the 18th, at matinee and in the
evening. This talented young lady will
sustain the role of Parthenia.
A very pleasant sociable was held
last evening at the residence Of Mr.. Ba-
con, on Jackson street. Misses Edna
and Ella ellis, Addie CrOHther, Flor