San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-19
RAYS OF LIGHT,
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.


"A special meeting OF the A. o. H.,
will be held tomorrow afternoon.
"A party of serenaders were out in
the Second ward early this morning.
Concert at the Mission garden to-
night and tomorrow night.
"A regular teachers meeting took
place this morning at the High School.
Small bills Of the city were being
paid of to-day.
The MikadO club will soon be COM
PEELED to elect new president.
concert at the Mission garden to-
night.
The Band of Hope of the First Bsp-
list church, met last night.
Some big cOck-fghts tonight and
tomorrow at Villsnueva's.
For Salc-A good paying grocery, confec'
Wood is now n dull sale in the mar
ket.
Ditch Commissioner Wilkin has had
the weeds, lining the irrigation bitches
cut off.
Whatever causes bodily pains, St.
Jacobs Oil is effective in permanently
removing them.
What is bought is cheaper than a
gift. Why not buy bottle Of Red Star
Cough Cure.
The San Antonio Rifle team for
Lampasas, leave tomorrow morning at
$3.50 on the |. & q. n. road.
Emil Heinz has brought suit for
divorce in the district court against Mrs.
Anna Heinz.
Mr.. Simon SChOrr, Of this city, was
once subject of the crazy and now de-
ceased King Ludwig, of Bavaria
Don't pay fancy prices for visiting
cards when you can get them free at
the LIGHT office.
-Burleson chapter, No. q, X. A. M,
will hold n special meeting tonight for
installation of officers.
Remember there will be lots of fun
at the San Pedro Springs tomorrow
night.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
choir held very instructive rehearsal at
the church last night.
Mayor protein, Schreiner, is still
performing the duties of the mayor,
during the illness of that officer.
The third game in the pool tOurns-
ment last night was won by Mr..
Hibbard.
The number Of COlOred ex-UniOn
soldiers in the procession this morning
was Il surprise to many of our citizens.
Mr.. II. Huber, the traveller for Messrs.
Reidel Il Tips, has returned from a
month absence out west, where he has
been selling hardware,
Victor Grunder, the handsome secre-
tary of the Mikado club, has returned
from a trip TO Cuero, and is at his old
post at WOlfson's again.
Two farmers started in aSbuggy for
home this morning, but In proceeding
down South Flores street, they man
aged to lose wheel, and are still in the
city.
w. s. Messmer will deliver a lee
ture on Free Thought" tomorrow af-
ternoon at Krisch hall at 4 O'Clock Ad-
mission free.
There will be called meeting OF
the railroad committee at the court
house tonight at s O'Clock. Everybody
is invited.
Marriage licences were issued to j.
c. McMickle to wed Mrs. II. Cunning
ham to Harry Albright to wed Mary
Slower.
W. l.. Krebs was released from GUS
tody to-day, the grand jury failing to
find an Indictment against him for theft
OF clothing from the Stock Exchange
saloon.
Tomorrow is celebrated in the
Catholic churches as Trinity Sunday, on
which day the church honors by
prayer the Trinity of God, the Father,
Son and Holy Spirit.
1t is expected that Tomorrow will
be entirely too hot for picnic parties, or
hunting and fishing. So our population
Will be compelled to stay at hsme and
go to church.
Baptist mission. corner OF Burleson
and Cherry streets, near Sunset freight
depot. Services tomorrow at IL a. IN.
and $50 p. m. Sunday school at $3.50
o'clock a. m.
The gospel meeting, for men only, is
held every Sunday, at $3.50 p. M, in the
Young Mems Christian Association
rooms, 404 Houston street. Young men
are especially invited.
A telegram from New Orleans states
that Julius Forcke, commercial drum
mer, well known in this city, committed
suicide In that place recently.
Jacob Amann has secured a permit
to erect lumber dwelling, to cost $500,
on the west side of San Pedro avenue,
Second ward.
"A. +. Biel has secured u building
permit Tor a lumber dwelling on the
west side of blackberry street, Third
ward, TO cost $500.
Train men on the Southern Pacific
railway, report that an Englishman,
whose home could not be learned, be-
came suddenly insane while in q sleep
Ing coach Of the train, 800 miles west Of
this city day before yesterday.
&C. n. Granger and Chas. Florian
tied on throw Of 43 in the rattle night
before last for Mr.. W. c. Robards hne
carriage horses. The young men will
thrown the tie at an early opportunity.
-Water-melons were not a drug on
the mar ket to-day, nearly every buck
ster taking his load to the colored cele-
bratlon at San Pedro park, knowing the
great weakness which the colored folk
have for the luscious fruit.
Austin is like FL Paso, when she
gets tired OF her paupers she bundles
them up, gives them railroad ticket to
San Antonio, and tells them to sscoot. :"
Three psupers, one Of them Turk, who
has been wounded by two knife thrusts,
came in yesterday, anG Judge wurz-
bach announces his intention OF sending
ing them back again.
A little girl, 9 years old, who says
her name is Pearl Fowler and her moth