San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-02-22
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters,

|
only patriots in the city to-day.
To-day is the anniversary Of United
States Marshal Gosling's funeral.
The Arbeiter Verein masquerade
ball takes place next Saturday.
Fresh stock Of wall paper, at Streets
| 1886 East Houston street. 2-l9.6t
The grand parade did not take place
! to-day, owing 10 the Indictment weather.
The motion docket of the District
Court will be called on Wednesday next.
"A square. meal for cents also to be
had at CayCe. Harrison q Co.'S, Military
plaza.
Yesterday was one of the quietest
Sundays that san Antonio has seen for
many years.
Sanitary Inspector Jenull was out
on the streets this morning, having re-
covered from the smallpox.
The class for the study of Past Bib
lical History will meet this evening at
$50 O'Clock in the vestry Of the Temple
Beth Fl.
The entertainment to have taken
place at Arbeter Nerein nall last night
was postponed on account OF the
weather
-FOund-Bunch OF three keys attached
to a chain, which the owner can have by
applying to this office and paying 50
cents for this notice.
The cooking tournament commenced
to-day at O'Clock and will be continued
until $50 this evening A great many
visitors are in town for the occasion.
An affidavit was made this morning
before Justice Crawford by Dolores
Perez against a Mexican named MARITIME
for the COmmittal of an unnatural crime.
Twelve deaths reported at the city
physicians office for the week just ended
of which two were from premature
birth, and four were from consumption.
Tomas PeRa was on Saturday ac-
quilted in the District Court. He was
charged with rape, and his counsel, Mr..
Bart Dewitt, made his debut ms loren
sic orator.
The girl Of the period, instead of
buggy riding with her best young man
yesterday, put in the day reading the
LIGHT and other instructive and useful
literature.
-Messrs. Ike Pryor, j. d. and II. A.
Houston sold to Seth Mayby last Satur-
day $1,000 head of yearliDg cattle at pri-
waite terms. This is the king cattle trade
Of the season.
The Fire Companies were inspected
by Chief Dueller at their respective halls
this morning, after which Company No.
|, attended a lunch set for them at
KrisCh's hall.
This Is the last chance to set out
trees and shrubbery. If not set out on
the heels of this rain, it might better be
deferred till next fall, as the labor would
be almost certain to be thrown away.
Work was commenced this morning
by Mr.. Walter Scott in putting down a
mesquite block pavement from San
Pedro Avenue to the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church, on Camden street.
"A Young Mems Christian Assocla-
lion was formed at the Paine Methodist
Church yesterday afternoon by Rev. Mr..
Brown. Some 10 or 20 names were Sc
cured. Another meeting will soon be
held.
Justice Crawford took the following
affidavits this morning: State VS.. Bart
lett, for horse theft; State VS.. Jose
Maria Nina, for yagranCy; Manuel Cas-
tillo, for making threats againsts Santi-
ago Perales.
The union meetings eff all the chur-
ches are continued every night this
week in Trinity NJ. L. Church. as dur
ing last week. Workers meet at 1880 p.
m. Choir meet at 7:45. General meet
ing begins promptly at s p. IN.
A meeting was held on Saturday
evening of the committee on st.
Patrick's Day celebration in Il G Brady's
of IN
Governor Ireland to attend the proposed
celebration but he had refused.
The condition of the petit jury
room is n disgrace to the city. Its walls
are covered with filth and obscenity
with which stubborn jurors while away
their time in composing. Why is not
the statute regarding the DETACHMENT of
public buildings enforced occasionally?
1t would have salutary effect.
Several lots of saddle ponies have
just arrived, among which are 200 from
the ranch of Don Camille Saens, driven
up and about $50 from the same county.
(Starr), arrived by rail. The supply Of
cow ponies is increasing, and considera-
bic activity may be looked for in that
line within week.
1t has Just leaked out that few DAYS
ago at Laredo young man travelling
for one Of the largest papers in the
State was "held up" for 1915; he also
found himself minus diamond ring and
a Waterbury watch. He had a gold
watch and chain in his pants pocket, but
that not being noticed, he still retains
possession them.
"A Square meal for cents can be
had at the following places: B. Kiol-
basa, corner Houston and Navarro
streets; II. Larenaudie, North Flores
street; George K. Stumberg, North
Flores street; Henry Wulf, Military
Plaza; Charles Held. North Flores street:
August Heubaum & Bro, West Com
merce street; Julius Conrads & Bro.
West Commerce street; c. Villemain & |
Bro, East Commerce street: Mrs. NJ. |
6l5 West Houston street: Issy |
Landa, Military Plaza; l.. Moke Il Co.,
Military Plaza; F. Schreiner. Corner
Commerce and North Flores streets:
Arkansas Prescott & Co.. corner Soleded |
and Houston streets; Willett & MAYER,
corner Chestnut and Nolan streets; Os- |
car b. b. Smith, corner Obraie and La
redo streets; F. w. McAllister & Bro,
corner Alamo and Vilita streets: Henry
Rheln, Austin street. SIM HART,
Wholesale Agent, Corner Main Plaza.
Pasture and Fence Destroyed.