San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-24
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters

May picnics are already being nj
ranged for by San Antonio young peo-
pie.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg and com
pany appear at Turner Hall on the 3lst
inst.
Although not cure-all, st. ia
cob's Oil is the swlftest and surest pain
cure.
A pleasant party occurred last night
at Mr.. A. Brun's residence on South La
redo street.
A large lot Of fine shade trees have
been planted at San Pedre Park by Col
Onel kerble.
A new lamp post has been placed at
the corner Of West Commerce and North
Flores street.
William Hays, aged q years, died
In the FRS; Ward yesterday from
typhoid fever.
A handsome iron fence is being put
up around Mr.. Berg's new residence on
Acequia street.
Fine neckwear, underwear, hats,
shoes and clothing, cheap. at F0Xs, "a
Commerce street. 3-lS-u
The best Mexican restaurant in
Texas is at 2lS SOledad street. Serving
families a specially. 3-2-lm K. SAENs.
Dick Fethenstahl, the burglar. has
been brought back from Gonzales and
is now in the County Jail.
-Heidenheimer Il Co. vs.. KOrnrumph
& Co., an attachment suit in the district
court yesterday resulted IN favor OF the
plaintiff.
Mr.. Cyril Searle in "Sweethearts' at
Turner Han on Saturday. This eminent
actor will also recite the much discussed
poem, "OstleT joe
We carry full line OF garden and
hydrant hose. Are sole agents for
Home Comfort" ranges.
BIB SHAFER Il BEhDEN.
Professor l.. Eyth, an artist OF Calves
ton, paid the LIGHT office pleasant call
this morning. lie cOntemplates making
San Antonio his home.
See the historical painting OF Travis
addressing the garrison OF the Alamo,
now on exhibition at c. ii. Mueller's,
painted by Professor l.. Eyth.
The famous Rochester lamp; best lamp
for stores, saloons and residences. At
Paul Wagner's.
-Lost-One gold bracelet, between
Turner Hall and Mill street. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving same at
this office. u
The so liable held last night at Mrs.
HOckett's residence, on st. Mary's street,
was well attended and seemed very ell
ioyable to all who were fortunate in
being present.
The bright face of another cherub IL
Eliminates Alderman A. |. LockwOod's
household this morning. Ii is a girl,
and the mother is doing very nicely.
"A very large attendance at dress
parade on Government Hill yesterday.
Dress parade again tomorrow. The
band plays this afternoon in Travis
Park.
-Salome Enriquez. Teresa So o and
Francisco BontiereZ, three MeXicans
charged with assault, were Yesterday
brought before Justice Crawford. but
dismissed.
An application WAS made yesterday
by Tom Harrison, through his attorney,
for writ of habeas corpus. Applica-
ton was granted, and ii is returnable 1T
3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The police last night arrested a gang
Of seven young boys, all hard-loOking
customers. and each was fined So or 10
days by the Recorder. but the fines were
held up on their promises to leave the
city Immediately.
The CaledOnlan Club will meet at
p. m. Thursday. March 25th. at 81 Sole
dad street to adopt constitution and by
laws. Every member is requested to be
present. WALTER SCOTT, Chief.
Spring is coming, have your clothing
cleaned and dyed and look as good as
new. George Caen, 40 East Houston
IL F,,ll 10
work and guarantee satisfaction. 3-l6-lm
The Aid Society of the Madison
Square Presbyterian Church will give a
sOCiable at the residence of Major ID. n.
Bash, 43l King William street, on Thurs
day evening. March %. All members of
the church and congregation are cordial
ly invited to attend.
r.. A. Holland. the well known tea
and coffee merchant Of Commerce street,
yesterday afternoon made an assign
ment to J. II. Schaeffer, the Liabilities
are placed at $4,000 and his assets at
1882, most Of which carry mortgages,
being shares in building societies, etc.
Victor Grunder carried of the silver
medal at the monthly medal drill of the
Belknap Rifles at their armOry last
night. There were some 20 contestants.
The Lieutenants OF the company acted
as judges. large number of the lady
friends of the young men were present.
The 18th game In the billiard tourna-
ment was played last night at Clark's,
Mr.. Lyons giving Mr.. Davis odds of 20
points in 100, and winning by score of
100 to y. High runs Lyons 1929. Davis
7-l3. Winners average 1896. The
10Th game will be played tonight, Mr..
Davis playing Mr.. Rawls 100 points
even up.
John F. Camp last evening sold
300 head Of twO-year-Old steers and up
wards. belonging to his PecOs County
ranch, 10 Messrs ZOOk & Oden. of Fort
Worth. The terms were private, but
enough is known to warrent the saying
that 1t was little above any prices yet
reported. Also GO head of horses were
sold TO the same parties.
Major Norton, of the San Antonio
Street Railway Company. received the
sad intelligence of the death of Mrs.
NOrton's mother, Mrs. General Whitley,
Of Atlantic City, n. j., yesterday. Cen
eral Whitley and lady were well-knOwr
in Texas in former days, and will prOba-
bly, be remembered by many of the old
citizens. The LIGHT extends sympathy
with the family.
"A little four year old miss in this
city yesterday, on seeing her father mix
toddy, asked him whether that was
the stuff with which he was going to
paint the town red. Her mother ans.
wered that the mixture was the paint
generally used for that purpose.
Henry Pauly.