San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-11
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters
Fresh venison is now in market.

III. Gus NlbIllk uub lfrlButh 40 II
member Of the MikadO club.
The post continues to grow; there
are now 10 officers attached to it.
That postal Chinese wash book"
has been approved. Frank needn't kick
about 1t.
Wool buyer Salter is better to-day
and able to walk round little, and Mr..
II. 5. Frances is doing well.
The Brotherhood OF Railroad Brake
men met or Saturday night and Initiated
several new members.
james II. Peav was married last
Saturday to Miss Valdez. or ViIlanEeva,
pretty Mexican belle OF the First ward.
Mr.. j. NJ. Nixon and Captain Hayes,
! OF the Wells Fargo express company,
were hunting Saturday night.
The ring" men took considerable
Interest in the convention Saturday
night.
The gallery gods with plug hats and
fine clothes were amused ut the pro-
ceedings Saturday night.
The MendelssOhn Singing society
rehearsed yesterday afternoon at the
| Casino.
Julius Fork, Abe Samuels, Dave
KOenigheim and A ron Frank were
hunting at KOonigheim's ranch yester-
day.
The First National bank will re-
move to the new bank building in few
days.
Quite number went from Turner
hall last night 10 see DEN llOwE's fine
acting in the drama.
Troops G. and II. sth cavalry. re-
turn from their Indian campaign this
afternoon.
A large crowd of young people at
tended the postoliCe pavilion ball last
night and an enjoyable time was had.
SOmmers' garden ball last night was
well patrOniZed.
Red" says. leaving out the other
eight, he is the best player in Fashion
baseball nine.
Martin Schiebel entertained his
friends ut Arbeiter Verein hall last night
with theatrical performance and dance
afterward.
The Fashion presents q strong bill
tonight a double bill, and concludes
with y roaring afterpiece, "A devil of a
sCrape."
Several Of the candidates are cleo
tiOneering so hard that they forced
themselves to actually attend church
yesterday.
Charlie Campbell is having a com
bat with "COld" that evidently has the
best of him at the present for it has
nearly doubled him up.
MIR. r. f. Rankin, general agent for
Wilson IL Rankin's minstrels, that play
in Turner hall next Sunday, is in the
city.
Mr.. Henry Aubrey and Miss Clara
NJ. Bailini were married at st. Marks
church yesterday, and have gone of on
their wedding tour.
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II
For invalids and in case of sickness,
Red Cross whisky is the best thing to
use, as ii is the purest and best TO be
had. You should always have it in the
h use, at Harry Baum q Co. lO-ll-3t
The district court has been engaged
all the morning in the trial of the case
of Margaret Brady vs.. William Arm
strong, in trespHss to try title, and will
hardly get through to-day.
Every body wants it, everybody
uses it, everybody drinks il and the
babies even cry for it because it is the
best in the land; and what is it? Red
Cross whisky at Harry Baum Il Co. If
We have plenty of it and the supply
will be equal to the demand. Red Cross
whisky at Harry Baum & Co. lOll-tf
AT the residence of Mrs Moore. on
North street, Justice Adam married
Robert Gould to Minnie SandersOn
Cooke last night at o'clock.
The Excelsior Guards mustered yes
icrlaY and y members reported in good
standing. The secretary has made his
report and sent it to the acknowledgement
al as required by law.
The dengue has Messrs. Berg q Co.'S
genial stenOgTapher. G. Nj. MCDermot,
in its malignant grasp.
From Friday last and until compile
tiOn of the bridge, passengers TO Corpus
Christi are conveyed by train to the reef
and promptly ferried to Corpus Christi.
There is considerable excitement at
the post to-day, as the Eighth cavalry,
which has been away after the Indians
for the past eighteen months, return
this afternoon. One detachment will ar
rive at three O'Clock, the other at five
O'Clock.
"A row between two families on West
Commerce street was aired in police
court this morning. Wolf Jafiy threat
ened to kill Leon Dixon, because he and
Jafy's wife quarreled over the hydrant
water.
Ed. Davis, the brakeman killed
Yesterday, was the son of Capt. Bill
Davis, Il contractor of the Gulf. Colorado
q Santa Fe railroad, now at Dallas, and
brnthpr Of Mira Henry DiynOwitV Cant
Bill is expected home to-day.
"A pleasant birthday party was
given at Mrs. Nordhaus' residence, on
South Flores street, last evening. in
honor of Miss Florence Nordhaus' 10Th
anniversary. A large number of young
folk were present.
Jacob Weber had his young son
christened yesterday, the Rev. Mr.. |
krapf, OF the German Lutheran church, |
performing the ceremony. Jake was
correspondingly happy yesterday even
ing.
When the name Of j. +. Labatt was
mentioned ut the fusion meeting on Sat- |
urday night it was evident that he was
not the choice OF those assembled there. |
This morning Jack has come to the con- |
clusion that he is not wanted and has re-
tired.
The MikadO club ia now in Il flourish |
ing condition and a business meeting |
will be held tomorrow night at the |
club rooms. Five new applications for |
membership have been presented.
The ToHdouZe collection of taxider- |
my of birds and animals of Texas, now |
located at LOsOyO crossing OF the Me- |
dina, will be removed to Macedonia park, |