San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-18
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters

quartered at the Maverick.
Colonel j. A. Baker, Of Uyalde, Is in
] the city.
Colonel N. o. Green has gone to
court at Bsndera.
Another ticket is to be promulgated
this week by the workingmen, 1t is said.
DIR. A. Graves will soon erect four
two-stOry brick stores on south Laredo
street.
The wool market Is stiff and firm.
For some fall wool % cents per pound Is
asked.
Many OF the delegates went up to
see Geronimo yesterday, but were not
favored with a glimpse.
Calvin Goodloe was installed as an
elder of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church yesterday morning.
The various gardens, SOmmer's,
Schools and Fest's,w were well taken care
OF by the crowd Sunday night.
"A theatrical performance, and hop
afterwsrd, was enjoyed last night by
large audience at Krisch hall
The Metropolitan saloon and billiard
hall opened Its doors to its patrons in
in grand style Saturday night.
-Hainz's postOfflce pavilion was we'll
patrOniZed Saturday and Sunday nights
and dancing was fully enjoyed.
Mrs. G. A. Maursr, nee Miss Mary
Mayer, returned home from Gonzales
Saturday, on visit to her brother.
Mr.. W. Kline has sold out his saloon
at the corner OF Houston and NaoOg-
doches streets to Mr.. Ii. L. Cooper.
-Muth's pavilion, on government hill,
WAS visited by all his old friends and a
great many of the brakemen yesterday.
The Fashion Clippers did not arrive
on Government Hill yesterday and there
was consequently no game of base ball.
MIR. Long, on Seventh street, was
robbed by burglars at his residence
Saturday night of his silver watch and
chain.
"A large body of the Brakemen went
to church yesterday to hear DR.. Weston,
their orator, at the Madison Square
church.
The Southern Pacific railway is con-
structing pretty garden around the
Sunset depot and have fenced il for that
purpose.
Ernest Wesenberg and Mary SchOene
will be married tonight at O'Clock at
the residence of the BRIDES uncle, on
Elm street.
The recorders docket was exceed
ingly small this morning and the fines
collected wouldn't make much as cam
paign assessment,
Hugo & Schneider attached A.
Zander's store at Floresyille last week,
and the stock will be sold shortly for the
benefit Of creditors.
"A party ofyahoo Mexicsns made the
morning hideous yesterday on North
Flores street by their drunken cries.
They were on horseback.
Private Schlinger, Of the Eighth
Cavalry band, got his discharge from the
service last Saturday night and left yes
terdsy for Toronto, Canada.
1t was rumored that Lopez, promi-
nent member of the executive commit
tee, and newspaper man had sold out
the league. As usual, RumOr lied.
The majority of the wrecked box
cars on the Sunset that were broken up
in recent wrecks, have been burned for
fuel, as they were beyond all repairs.
Mayor Callaghan and Little Ed.
Stevens were at the Mission Hose COM
pany ball Saturday night. 1t was prob
ably too far out for the other candi-
dates.
An entirely new change OF pro-
gramme was set forth by the Berlands
ut Mission garden Saturday and Sunday
nights. The attendance was quite en-
couraging to these artists.
Joe Shelly, J. g. Crawford, Il. p. Nc
Call, John S. Ramsay, John Copeland
and A. Santleben, were serenaded on
Saturday night by delegation of the
Bexsr County Industrial League and
the Mexican band.
1t is pleasant to be serenaded by
friends, but II amt nice to have TO get
out Of your warm bed and stand in your
shirt and drawers whilst a norther is
blowing to harangue crowd. 1t takes
all the oratOry out of a fellow.
The last performance of skipped
by the Light of the Moon" drew very
good sized audience to Turner Hall Sat-
urday night, though the performance
was not equal TO the first nights merit.
Massey & Huffaker bid the lowest
on the erection of a frame dwelling for
Mr.. Thomas Campbell, while Mr.. T. w.
Carrco bid lowest for the erection of
the IL room dwelling for the same
party.
The anniversary of X. of L.. assem-
bly,, No. 440, took place at the Edmond
grove, below the city. yesterday, and
was well attended. Music and dancing
were enjoyed by the picnickers and their
guests.
There will be meeting tomorrow
night at ZumbeTge's store, on Austin
street, at 1880 O'Clock, Of the Third Ward
Star club. This is composed Of good
citizens Of the Third ward. having no
party utilization.
"A great many Of the visiting dele
gates were escorted about the city yes
terdsy by the Spangler boys and the
points OF interest about the city were
fully appreciated by them. The Mexi-
can circus and the cockpit fights seemed
to interest the strangers fully as much
as church In the morning.
They attended the performance at
Turner hall saturday night and were as
sffectionste as they dared to be before
company. After the performance they
walked along Houston street until just
as they were passing Mrs. Vance's resi-
dence, near the Maverick, where 1t was
darkest, their heads went lovingly to-
gether and two pairs Of lips went smack
in sweet caress. There will evidently
be big society wedding soon.
PERSONAL.