San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-24
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.


victs has been learned.
Grand concert by McAllister to-
night and tO-mOrr Ow night.
The only cigarettes which 10 MT
stick to the lips are OperaPufis
TO read your title clear to freedom
from rheumatism, use st. Jacobs Oil.
The popular ticket agent, II. c.
Archer, is in the city from Galveston.
-ParasOls, parasOls, the most com
plete assortment in the city.
I-2l-tf G. b. FRANK.
-Wanted-A competent white woman
to cook; good wages. Apply at this
office. 4-4-f
. Concert and dance at SOmmers' gar
den tomorrow evening, the weather per-
hitting.
-Catharina OFT, aged g. years, died in
the Third ward this morning from heart
disease.
No reports of any serious damage
caused by the storm Of last night have
yet been heard of.
The Fourth Ward Presbyterian pic
mic to have occurred to-day is indefinite
ly postponed.
parson from "Old KentuCk"in Mondays
issue of the LIGHT.
-Sleight of hand performance by Pro-
fessor WilliO at Mission Garden tonight
and tomorrow night.
There is only needed $4,000 more
in order to swell the subscription list for
the new Opera-hOuse to $4,000.
Mrs Lott and daughter have re-
turned to the city after several months
sojourn in Watertown, New York.
Friday and Saturday are the last
days of our great clothing and gents
furnishing goods sale. G. b. FRANK.
DO not be deceived, but when you
want any job printing, call around and
see what the LIGHT can do for you.
Ladies you can celebrate Easter
Monday in grand style by calling on us.
4-22-3t G. b. FRANK.
Throat and lung troubles need not be
dreaded. Red Star Cough Cure. %
cents.
Howard Bland, the well-known
sheepman Of Taylor, is guest at the
Menger.
Special services will be held in all
the churches tomorrow, it being Easter
Sunday.
Miss Virginia Rosy will begin her
school next Tuesday, April q, instead Of
Monday.
The subscriber who sends a per-
sonal communication, signed "A Six
Years Subscriber" will please send in
his name.
Always remember that Saturdays
LIGHT will give you full particulars of
our Mondays drive. G. B. FRANK.
John G. c. Hill, of Piedras Ncgras, is
at the Menger. He has Just returned
from the convention of veterans at Dial
las.
Jack Jarmuth was found guilty of
an aggravated assault on Captain Story
and fined S25 in the District Court yes
terday afternoon.
On Monday evening a farewell
german will be given at the post in
honor OF Miss Lillian Lee, daughter of
Colonel j. G. e. Lee.
S. Z. Cunningham, of Ort Worth, of
the Bureau of Animal Industry, is in
the city, gathering statistics relative to
the stock industry.
A slight stampede occurred on Ala
mo plaza last night late, restless team
causing the numerous hacks assembled
to scatter inCOntinently.
A reception was rendered to Mr..
Lawrence Barrett at the San Antonio
Club yesterday afternoon before his de-
parture for Los Angeles, Cal.
Our Mondays drives have not died
out, and we offer a much handsOmer line
in our next Mondays drive than ever be-
fore. 422-3tl G. B. FRANK.
Remember, ladies, that we make no
vain boast and always do what we
promise. Call and see on our next Non
days drive. [4-223tl G. B. FRANK.
There will be something very inter-
esting to every lady who may favor us
by call next Monday. G. B. FRANK.
Mr.. S. d. Scudder and a party of
friends from the city dine to-day at Mr.
Scudder's ranch, near the Second Mis-
sion.
The regular monthly teachers meet
ing at the High School TRANSFERRED this
morning. Nothing of special importance
came up.
The Arbeiter Verein will celebrate
Easter Sunday with theatrical per-
Torrance and hop. der Som auf
Reisen" will be played. 4-23-2t
Miss Maggie Kavney, with party of
little friends, celebrated her llth ami
yersary yesterday, at her parents resi-
dence on San Pedro avenue.
The marriage of Mr.. j. d. Thomas
and Miss Mollie Mclaughlin took place
last evening.at 1907 Avenue G. The cere-
mony was performed by Justice Craw-
ford.
w. Il. Jenner, the chemist, has been
Indicted by the grand jury on a charge
OF negligent homicide of the child of MIR.
Jones. He is at liberty, having furnished
a $500 bond.
DIR. Max Lindner, who has been con-
fined TO his bed the last two days by
sickness, was again to be seen on the
street this morning exhibiting all his
wonted activity.
One of the most ingenious inventions
is to be seen at Devines' drug store. Ii
is compact apparatus containing yari-
GUS sizes Of wrapping papers and Irvine,
and is automatic in its action.
-Messrs. J. A. and S. X. johnson,
with six cowboys, left this morning on
the international train northward bound
for the Panhandle, after cattle. The
Johnsons are prominent stockmen of
Gonzales county.
w. ii. Dodson, who is accused of
swindling, was rearrested yesterday af-
ternoon by Deputy Constable Krempkau.
additional testimony having been Sc
cured in the case. Dodson was released
on $500 bond.
A burglary occurred at Mrs. Bracy's
clearinghouse on NGcogdoches street
night before last. The robbers secured