San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-10-14
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters


Wilson & Rankin's Ministries open
Sunday night at Turner hall.
The Berland combination at Mission
garden will be worth seeing tonight.
The usual concert at Travis park
took place yesterday afternoon.
"A dance occurred at Bud Franks
residence, on Laredo street, last night.
Some more soldiers arrived last night
from the weIt.
The Sunset train was very late last
night due to high water beyond Hous-
ton.
DIR. =. w. Johns has new horse,
new buggy and new harness, just from
st. Louis.
The Trinity NJ. E. church will give a social
tonight at Colonel MOore's residence.
BE comforted. oh ye sufferers, thy pains
shall vanish by the magic power of st. Jacob s
Oil.
No Objectionable features about Red Star
Cough Cure. Pleasant, safe, sure. Twenty
five cents.
The Ssengerfest chorus will rehearse
in the Knights ofPythias hall on Friday
evening.
The San Antonio Childrens' home 10
now open at 2l7 Sixth street, and Ia
doing good work.
The Y. NJ. b. A. will celebrate their
sixth anniversary by a ball at the Ca
sinO on the 9th prOXimo.
-Genl. G.. w. Russ has sold the Quad
alupe ranch to Col. j. 5. Thornton, OF
the Texas National bank.
Section |, Bexar County Industrial
League, will elect its convention dele
gates at Krisch hall tonight.
A big water tank ard large lot Of
goods for Sapp's railroad camp went out
this morning in charge Of Mr. Rogers.
The San Pedro club serenaded J. J.
Stevens last night, and Johnny literally
set them up. Both were equally happy.
Concert by the Eighth Cavalry band
at Mission garden next Saturday night.
The usual concert at Government hill
Tomorrow night from to O'Clock.
"A street car load OF fellows went up
Soledad street last night about IL O'Clock
en- route home, all feeling pretty good
and singing loud songs.
The ladies Of ST. Marks Altar So
cety will meet at DR.. Hshn's residence,
on Romano street, at 2 O'Clock, on FRI
day afternoon.
uc ulOsl IcllhUlc
lie favor and support are such men as
WOlfsOn, G. b. Frank, Joske, and our
Other public spirited merchants.
Skipped by the Light OF the Moon
opens tomorrow friday night, at Tur-
ner hall, and not tonight as previously
advertised.
Saloons across the Pedro complain
of the lack Of the presence OF candidates.
They want slice of the political pie In
payment for drinks.
The sanitary inspectors will be let
out as soon as their month is up. Mean
while, the hardest work they do is stand
ing about the courthouse and on Sole
dad street.
Public weighers are getting In their
work for the election by demanding very
small fees now when weighing for our
merchants and commission men.
The soldier boys have returned from
the Indian wars, with well filled purses,
and the citizens are reaping the benefit
OF it.
The bear attached to the Mexi-
can circus had a short life. Ire
viniO was teaching him to wrestle, and
after throwing his man thrice and being
thrown thrice, he laid down and expired
yesterday.
There was an exciting race yester-
day on Government hill between Chris.
Miller's "Flying Jack" and Nato Viii
larears "Sleepy Frank" The latter
won cleverly and Chris. set up the
drinks.
DIR. Graham Watts has returned
from Leon Springs, where he WAS called
to attend the married daughter Of Mrs.
Aue, who has given birth to remork-
ably fine boy.
Fast riding and moonlight racing on
avenue ID, Is again complained of. A
little child in this street was nearly run
over last night by a reckless party on
horseback.
"A prominent merchant said to a
LIGHT man last night that the closing Of
public gambling had injured (?) the bust
ness Of the city at least 5000 month.
-Notice.-On Saturday, Oct. 18th, we
will open the season with $50 all wool
Cashmere suits at $l2.50; former price,
SIS, $40, and $40. 5. DEUTsCH & Co.
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-Carrick W. Crozier has returned to
San Antonio, and will succeed Mr.. c.
M. Barnes as reporter on the Times, as
Charlie Is an1iously fighting for the JUS
tees seat.
The Caller is urging the people Of
Corpus Christi to have grand barbecue
In celebration OF the arrival OF the first
through train to Corpus Christi and to
invite San Antonio and citizens living
on the line.
-Notice.-On Saturday, Oct. 10th, we
will open the season with $50 all wool
Cashmere suits at $125O; former price,
SIS, $40 and $50. 5. DEUTsCH & Co.
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The arrangements for the Western
Texas Medical association banquet on
the 9th instant, are OF an elaborate
character, and good time Is expected.
DR.. b. K. Hadra, Of Austin, its late presi-
dent, is especially invited to attend.
--Notice.-On Saturday. Oct. 18th, we
will open the season with $50 all wool
Cashmere suits at $1250; former price,
SIS, $40 and $40. 5. DEUTsCH & Co.
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The independent party has secured
headquarters In the Maverick building,
corner Houston and Soledad streets.
and have hung out big banner so that
the candidates can know where to
come and pay their campaign assess
ments,
The sheriff Of johnson county ar
rived from Cleburne last night, and left
this morning on the back track In charge
OF Charles Stevens, wanted on a charge
Of rape. The officer thinks he has the
right man.
--Notice.-On Saturday, Oct. 10th, we
will open the season with leo all wool
Cashmere suits at Sl2.5O; former price,
SIS, SIS and $50. 5. DEUTsCH & Co.
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