San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-07
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

The Beethoven Maennerchor held
rehearsal last night at schools hall.
"A fine display of Easter cards is to be
seen in Mic Tengg's show window.
Miguel Martinez, a child, aged six
years, died yesterday In the First Ward.
Boys Atwood suits, coat, pants and
vest, $3.50 at :. Deutsoh q Co. 4-2-6t
Our summer flannels are in new, nice
goods. L42.Gtl S. DKUTsCH & Co.
The best boys shoe can be found at
ii. Cunningham Il Co.'s. 3H-lm
The LIGHT Job Office is still turning
out the handsOmest printing in the city
Instantaneous relief from neuralgia
is afforded by rubbing with st. Jacobs
Oil.
Mr.. Henry Berg is giving a picnic
at the Third mission to a select number
OF his friends.
Mr.. w. +. Hurting, pharmacist, San
Francisco. says: Red Star Cough Cure
is sure and speedy.
City Policeman Rafael Martinez was
slightly hurt this morning while alight-
ing from his buggy.
THE new ho'el at this place has
been finished and is a dandy" writes a
friend from Bandera.
Manuel OchOa died this morning in
the First ward, aged 80 years. Deceased
was well known here.
Schilling, who attempted suicide be-
cause Of jealousy of his wife, Is up and
able 10 attend to his business.
DO not be deceived, but when you
want any job printing, call around and
see what the LIGHT can do for you.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
hold a meeting this afternoon at 4 O'Clock
in the vestry of the Temple Beth FL.
Price our boys clothing. Our new
stock will save you money.
4-2.6t 5. DEUTsCH & Co.
Saloon and restaurant for sale. Fine
business stand. Apply to II. j. Seibert,
Al Soledad street. 1861
The Street Commissioner is work
ing all over the city, prtting gravel in
the holes and gullies in the streets.
New line ofunderwear just received.
Undershirts % cents, 80 cents, 80 cents
and up. 4-2-6t 5. DEUTsCH & Co.
Fine neckwear, underwear, hats,
shoes and clothing, cheap, at FOx's, al
Commerce street. 3-lS-tf
Suits sold elsewhere from Sl3 to SIS
are sold at 5. Deutsch & Co. at $40 in
the drive on new and slightly $40 suits.
The funeral of little Louisa Stein
this morning was largely attended. A
number Of little girls acted as pail
bearers.
Miss Mamie Callaghan has been
chosen by the pupils of the Misses Ros-
sy's private school as their queen on
May day.
The Turner association held regu-
lar business meeting last night and re-
ceived applications from 10 OF our citi-
zens for membership.
MIR. Clark, President of the Illinois
Central railroad, is expected here in
few days to JOIN his family, who, for
some time past, have been staying at the
Menger.
Officer Dickey this morning arrested
an insane man on Alamo plaza and jailed
him. The man appears to be harmless
and is an imbecile. His name is given
as A. Bernard.
The railway damage suit Of Clark
VS.. Sunset Railroad was concluded this
afternoon, the jury bringing in verdict
for plaintiff for 81, 500.
The Mission garden and Turn verein
rolling clubs have decided on having a
match, the best two in three games.
The first game will be called on the
Turner's alley next Wednesday night.
There will be temperance meeting
tonight at ST. Paul's Church, Govern
meat Hill, at 8 O'Clock. Addresses by
Bishop Elliott Rev. Mr.. HUTCHINSON and
Mr.. w. j. b. Patterson. All are invited.
Three city hacks and harness for
sale. Hacks No. 2. 3 and 6. newly painted
by Walker q Mackey, and in perfect or
der. Can be bought at bargain. In
Yuire at Stock Exchange Saloon. 4-3-lw
Young mems new and correct styles
Of summer suits in slightly goods to suit
all purses. Call and examine.
4-2.6t S. DEUTsCH & Co.
From private correspondence from
Bandera to LIGHT reporter. the news Is
learned that the people of Bandera are
making arrangements to have a system
Of water-works in their town.
"A little Mexican boy was attacked
with vertigo yesterday afternoon on
Military Plaza and fell and cut
his face. The little fellow was taken to
Kaltey er's drug store, and Mr.. George
Kalteyer attended him until a doctor
could see him.
Our beautiful and quaint cid city,
with its balmy climate. sunny skies and
history which makes it the classic
ground Of the new world, is not being
ignored by tourists and health seekers,
many Of that class arriving in the city
almost constantly.
For sale.-Any one desiring to pur
chase fine game cocks, of the Robinson
stock. are referred to the undersigned,
who are the possessors of a number of
the above noted breed, and are anxious
to sell as soon as possible owing to their
Inc bility to take the proper care ofthem.
All the cocks are in good fighting condi-
ton. SIMMs & SAMUEIs,
3-3-4t Fashion Theatre.
The ladies and gentlemen, as well as
the dealers, are most respectfully in
vited to attend the auction sales of fine
and nice furniture, as shown in flyers.
that will be made on next Saturday at 10
O'Clock a. IN. on Government hill, end OF
the street car line, at Major Dodge's
This will be the sale of the season. Re-
member day, time and place. Hosaok &
Newton will conduct said sale. 1t
Painted Her Red