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

-Mr. -. DeuIsCn, Oh DtusSh ~ W,
has returned from his New York trip.
Good paper, good work and low
prices at streets, 33G East Houston
street. 3-2-Ot
When you need any job printing call
around and get prices at the LIGHT
office.
-Chas. Lealstein was fined 50 this
morning by the Recorder for being
drunk and disorderly.
Over s., 1000 has been pledged for the
furtherance of the Young Mems Chrls-
tian Association movement.
Divine Rervices at the Temple Beth
FL this evening at 8 O'Clock, and on to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Southern Pacific Railway has
reduced rates to the New Orleans Car
niVal, at one fare for the round trip.
The best Mexican restaurant in
Texas is at 2lS SOledad street. Serving
families a speciality. 5-2-lm r. SAENs.
"A buggy, the property Of Mr.. II. d.
Kampmann, broke down on Main street
this morning, one Of the wheels breaking
at the axle.
Mr.. George Schmidt, OF Kalteyer Il
Son, leaves this evening for New Or:
leans, where he will take in the Mardi
Grss festivities.
An outbreak OF fire occurred night
before last at the bagnio OF Carrie An
derson, doing 500 damages. 1t was
quickly eItinguished.
The cases of the four Cinnamon,
charged with keeping an opium dem
were continued until next Tuesday Tor
tho announcement of witnesses
Louis Frankel is in mourning over
lot of tender missives he had tied up in
his desk with blue ribbon, and which
the late fire totally destroyed.
The weekly prayer meeting Of the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
will be held this evening at the resi-
dence OF the pastor, 329 Martin street.
The annual mask ball Of the Ar
better Verein will take place, as adVer-
tised in the columns Of the LIGHT. on the
evening of March 6, positively. 3-3-4t
Ferdinand Herff, Jr., City Treasurer,
has taken out permit to erect rock
dwelling on the corner of Avenue I and
Third street, Third Ward, to cost SlSOO.
The owners of the burned-Out build
ings are Messrs. kuehne and Walthers-
dorf. Francisco Nimenes. OF Wilson
County, heirs Of Mrs. Elliott and heirs OF
Sam S. Smith.
Tomorrow, being the first Saturday
in the present month, is pay day for the
city employees, police, school teachers,
Sanitary Inspectors and Street Commits
siOner's forces.
A man from Pearsal sent two jave-
line caroasses to this market to be sold
nf
very rare in the market here, but is said
to be very choice.
The annual mask ball for children
| will take place in the hall of the Ar
better Verien on Mardi Gras evening,
March the 9th. General admission
twenty-five (2J) cents. 3-3-Gt
Blanche williams, the woman charged
with smoking opium, had her trial be-
fore the recorder postponed until Tues,
day next. She sent a certificate signed
by DIR. Chew, stating her illness.
1t is reported that an enterprising
! citizen has petitioned the Mayor for per-
| mission to SOW johnson grass on Main
| plaza, as he considers ii one Of the rich
| est and deepest soils in this entire sec
ton.
| CITY Marshal Shardein requests the
LIGHT to state that Conrad Bohlinger
recently IN trouble in this city, was
never policeman on his force, but was
an ex-special night Waterman on Good
| rCh's force.
Gus Klein, employed by Messrs
BergstrOm & Gray, while going to the
bank the day before yesterday. dropped
pocket book containing $500, the
whole amount Of his savings, and he hal
found no trace Oft as yet.
The 18th anniversary OF the nuptial'
| Of DR.. G.. A. Johnston and wife occurred
Yesterday. and was duly celebrated. A
loving token to the Doctor was pre-
sented him by his wife in the form of s
handsome gOld-headed cane.
Officer Schumacher found a horse
and buggy on Alamo plaza this morning
early, that had been tied there all night
The rig was placed in Bergstorm 4
Grays livery stable for care and safe
keeping until the owner calls for it.
j. r. Polak. OF Dallas, and J. NJ. Cot
ton, Of Houston, fire insurance Sdjusters
were here on Wednesday making settle
ments in the recent fire at Eisner's, and
were to have left the city yesterday
when the Smith block fire entertained
them.
MIR. Geo. A. ChabOt starts to-mor
row for New Orleans to witness the
Mardi Gras celebration. From there he
will proceed to New York and Wash
ingtOn and thence visit Europe, where
he will make an extended tour. Tit
LIGHT wishes him good luck.
The Arkansas Pass Railway Compan!
have received at Galveston a sChoone
load OF steel rails from New York, ant
the same is now being delivered owe
the international and Great Northern
Railroad in this city, two train loads ar
irving in this city yesterday and las
night.
Two men named West and Nc
Menamin, the latter cripple, had
quarrel last night about 10 O'Clock a
Jonas saloon. and fought. McMens
min was badly beaten and was almOs
unacceptable at the Recorders CouI
this morning. Both cases were contir
ued until tomorrow.
A canine tragedy occurred yestel
. day evening at the back OF Harr
, Baum's store, his dimunitive ps
5 Mouse" while playing with al
: other dog, suddenly aroused th
. larger dogs ire which was vente
4 on the small specimen of Chihuahu
4 breed, resulting in its early ard une1
: pected death.