San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-15
RAYS OF LIGHT.


Casino. 3-l5-3t
Finest stock of spring clothing now
open at Joske Bros. 3-l3-2t.
Roses, violets, pansiss and other
spring flowers are now blooming.
Has arrived to stay-His Royal
Nibs, at Harry Baum & Co.'s. 3-l5-6t
Safe and relisble-Red Star Cough
Cure. Only % cents a bottle.
Two Tell-knOwn society bellies at
tended colored church last evening.
John Walter and Miss Minnie Nc
Kenze were married last Saturday
night.
When you need any job printing call
around and get prices at the LIGHT
office.
The cock pit on the West side of the
San Pedro was largely attended yester-
day afternoon.
Applications for positions on the
police force are coming in to the Mayor
at lively rate.
Mexican serenaders gave concerts
to the inhabitants of Soledad street on
saturday night.
A man named Mills, at San Juan
Mission, reports having lost hne dun
horse yesterday.
Yesterday was the first Sunday In
Lent, and was closely observed in the
Catholic churches.
The newly painted red cars on the
San Pedro street car line are rs pretty
as a little red wagon.
Harry Baum & Co. have Just received
the largest stock Of old whiskey ever
brought to West Texas.
Mrs. HerfT and Miss Marie LaCoste
will sing on st. Patrick's Day at the Ca
sinO. Tickets 90 cents. 3-l5-3t
The Carnival Kraentzchen at Casino
hall Saturday night WAS well attended
by the members and their ladies.
The LIGHT acknowledges tickets for
the st. Patrick's Day celebration, to be
held at the Casino Hall on March II.
Large numbers of cowboys are out
fitting in this city just now, and the
saddlers are cOrrespondingly happy.
The best Mexican restaurant in
Texas is at 2lS SOledad street. Serving
families speciality. 3-2-lm Il. SAENs.
The attendance at the public schools
is increasing since good weather has set
in and the epidemic scares are over.
We carry n full line Of garden and
hydrant hose. Are sole agents for
Home Comfort" ranges.
3-lj- SHAFER & BRADEN.
The statement is made BY member
that out Of the entire membership of the
A. o. L. w, in this city, but one man is
a teetOtaler.
A considerable attendance at San
Pedro Park yesterday afternoon. Yes
81, 20.
nearly two months.
In another column sermon by
the Rev. Mr.. Carr is published. Mr..
Carr is probably the most able speaker
in the cOlored community.
The petition for writ of quo war
rsntO on the hold-Over Alderman is TO be
presented to Judge NsOnan this after
noon or tomorrow morning.
-Wanted-SituatiOn in Office or ware
house, by steady, industrious young
man, of good education; not afraid of
work. Address, II. F, s., this office. SGT
The carp should be taken from the
lakslets in the Western portion of the
san Pedro Springs Park. They can't be
seen, and keep the water in muddy
condition.
Colonel A. Belknap, President ofthe
Street Railway Company, is engaged in
putting out summer cars on the different
lines. The Colonel verify believes spring
has come.
The Springs Yesterday afternoon
were as dreary rs usual. The eccentri-
cities Of the two bear cubs appearing to
be the chief attractions to relieve the
monotony.
-Messrs. 4. II. Micklejohn & Co.
have taken out building permit at the
Mayors office to erect $1,000 iron clad
factory on the east side Of NaCOgdOches
street, Third Ward.
A sorrel horse with saddle and
bride was found astray on Alamo plaza
this morning and was put in Carter &
Mullaly's livery stable by an officer until
the owner calls for it.
st. Patrick's Day will be celebrated
at st. Mary's Catholic Church next We'd
nesday morning by High Mass, at which
time Rev. Father O'COnnOr, of Calves
ton, will deliver sermon.
The street work on the north end of
North Flores street is approaching COM
pletiOn, and the contractors will soon be
on Avenue ID. This is the best work
on the streets in this city.
Mr.. Thomas johnson. a well-known
San Antonio boy, now in business in
Colorado City, is in the city for few
days visit and expects to leave this
evening on business to UValde.
A large number of new stock cars
have arrived for the Arkansas Pass rail |
road, and that road, being on the west
side OF the San Antonio river, is now
prepared 10 begin hauling live stock.
Mr.. Eddie Rische. Jr.. left Yesterday
afternoon for New Braunfels. 1t is said |
that the settled gloom, which has been
so visible the last few days will be re-
moved. There is lady in the case as
usual.
A number of parties who travel over
East Commerce street, complain to the |
LIGHT on account Of the condition of the |
street-car track. which is SO much |
higher than the street, that il is both |
dangerous to buggies and their drivers. |
especially ladies.
A fracas occurred at Carter & Null |
laly's stable on Saturday evening be- |
tween Joe Delaney and Jack Games.
Delaney knocked Games down and |
Games retsliated by stabbing Delaney
In the left breast with iack-knife.- The
wound Is not serious.
-Professr Seely, late classical master
OF the New York Academy, will give
private pupils the most thorough
preparations for the coming college ex-
amlnations. Professor Seeley will also
give lhstruGtlons to advanced pupils.
Address at Hotel Maverick, city.
"A quarrel between a Mexican family
named Lucio and Polish family named |
Blliack grew out Of their respective
rights 10 the same yard, q fight resulted I!
in which stOnes and stinLS u,aro -