San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-03
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

list church.
The German Assembly, X. Of H.,
meets tonight.
Airy, fairy summer apparels were at
a discount yesterday.
The Vienna restaurant will be re-
opened next Saturday.
The Fashion theatre presents sew
eral new stars tonight.
The rain fell east OF the city for 40
or 80 miles very heavily.
The Alazan creek Is bank full to-
day. 1t overlooked yesterday.
A number OF skifs were run on
Bowie street yesterday evening.
The only cigarettes which 10 not
stick TO the lips are Opera Puffs
A young and handsome Fourth ward
merchant says he is going to marry.
DIR. Gaily mOurns the loss of sor-
rel horse, missing since last Saturday.
The best all wool cashmere $40 suits
are to be had at S. Deutsch & Co.'S. Ct
Ladies should examine the boys
suits at $. Deutsch Il Co.'S. 4-N-Gt
The only cough mixture that does
not nauseate or depress-Red Star Cough
Cure.
Heavy rain fell slsng the Southern
Pacific railway yesterday as far as
Langtry.
Don't pay fancy prices for visiting
cards when you can get them free at
the LIGHT office.
The ladies of the German BenevO-
lent Society will hold their meeting
next Thursday.
-LOg-rolling is always in order, they
say, and particularly excusable whe re 1t
is SO badly needed.
DIR. r. Butler, NJ. A., Cambridge
University, England, says st. Jacobs
Oil acts like magic.
Assistant Marshal John T.. Cardenas
is quite Ill, and has been for several days
confined to his bed.
The Chosen Friends Lodge, No. -.
had a pleasant reunion yesterday at
their hall on Market street.
Did you see those SIS suits at 5.
Deutsch 4 Co.'S? 1t is surprising how
cheap they sell clothing. 4-N-6t
DO not be deceived, but when you
want any job printing, call around and
see what the LIGHT can do for you.
For $40 you walk out of S. Deutsch
& Co.'S with a suit which fits as we'll as
most goods sold for SIS. 4-H-6t
Why waste away with consumption
when pulmO Cura will cure you. l7-tf
-Pulmo Cura is perfectly harmless
and the best remedy on earth for all
nervous diseases. 3-l7-tf
Many, who perhaps had forgotten it,
were reminded yesterday of the exist
ence of such an element as water.
If you are weak or nervous, or need
vitality, take Pulmo Cura; contains no
opium nor Injurious drugs Of any
kind 3-l7-u
The second game at nine-pins be-
tween the Casino and Mission garden
clubs takes place tonight at Mission
garden.
Judge Green's speech, in opposition
to the constitutional amendment, at the
bar banquet, was really sky-scraping-
they say.
i am weak aid nervous; can't eat,
can't sleep, tired out, etc. Get bottle
of Pulmo Cura, only Sl.25, and 1t will
cure you. 3-l7-tf
The cellar Of the Arbeiter-Verei
hall is full of water, which flowed in
from Blum street. 1t will have to be
pumped out.
Mr.. Geo. b. Leach will remain in
San Antonio, having accepted a secre-
taryship under Mr.. b. +. YORkun, of
the Arkansas Pass road.
Mr.. J. V. Sinner lett this morning
for his ranch in LaSalle County, where
he will superintend the shipping Of six
carloads Of his cattle to Abilene.
Mrs. Buttron, corner OF Bowie and
Blum streets, paid S25 to have the water
pumped out Of her basement yesterday.
The city should pay her damages.
The rain yesterday flushed and
thoroughly cleaned the streets, and the
City Administration gaZes upon them
this morning with self-approving pride
and satisfaction.
The characterization of several
teachers Of the new First Ward Public
School toward their principal, Mr.. Buck,
will come before the School Committee
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. NJ. Emerson started yester-
day afternoon with wagon-load of him
self and friends for a picnic. His party
were thoroughly soaked, and upon their
return TO shelter the rain subsidized.
Wonder if that illusary reference In
our evening contemporary to very
small" individual was an intended
"sarkastic" shot at some Of the corpu-
lent gentlemen in the City Council?
Mr.. Herman Laux has assumed con-
troll of the Metropolitan saloon on Com
merce, and feted his friends and patrons
at the opening Saturday night with an
elegant lunch and liquid refreshments.
"A party Of picnickers, down on the
river yesterday, were surrounded by
water, aud the young gentlemen were
compelled to carry their sweet hearts to
terra-frma in their arms, which they did
with profuse mutual blushing.
The ladies of the San Fernando Ben
evolent Association are preparing for a
grand fair to be given at Turner Hall
after Easter. The fair will last three
nights, with change ofprOgramme every
night. 4-l5-6t.2taw.
Gus Grover, employed with NJ.
Half & Bro, while using a sharp knife
in opening box this morning, accident
ally drove the blade Of the knife deep
into the fleshy part Of his arm. The
knife slipped. The wound bled pro-
fusely, but is not dangerous.
-"The Statement" a red-hot fur
column folio journal, made its appear
ance on the streets Saturday afternoon.
1t is published by the Union printers
for the purpose Of promulgating their
views and sustaining their attitude In
their contest with the Times.
The ladies of the San Fernando
Benevolent Association will give
series Of entertainments at the Turner
Hall, commencing Wednesday evening,
May 9th. The entertainments will con-
tinue several nights, including tableaux,
concerts, refreshments, etc. Admission,
n .hKIIran no