San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-04
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There BY the Local
Reporters.

Reporters.
The suns rays were hailed with joy
this morning.
Farmers are taking lay-Of, waiting
for the ground to dry up.
The mud about the Southern Hotel
and on South Flores street is unbearable.
Good paper, good work and low
prices at Streets, 1876 East Houston
street. 3-2-Gt
When you need any job printing call
around and get prices at the LIGHT
office.
The Engineers report on the sewer
age question will be published in pam
phlet form.
Don't pay 40 cents for a square meal
when first-Class places offer it for 3
cents. Sim Hart, sole agent.
The San Antonio Deutsch Manner
choir will give an entertainment on the
l4th inst, at the Arbeiter Nerien Hall.
IL. PauldIng was arrested yesterday
for drumming without license. His eX-
animation will take place tomorrow.
The price OF eggs and country pro-
duce is away upon stills, owing TO the
muddy roads keeping farmers at home.
The best Mexican restaurant in
Texas is at 2lS SOledad street. Serving
families a specially. 3-2-lm Il. SAESs.
The rainfall early this morning for
two hours was very heavy. and the
bitches and river suffered slight fresh
cts.
Governor Ireland has revoked the
VI NO ~ in, Of Mr
j. Ii. BehlOradsky and ordered his re-
lease.
-Ninety-One names were enrolled last
night on the books of the newly organ
lied Young Mems Christian AEsOcia-
tion.
William KOehler, the soldier who
blew his brains out at New BrRunfels
Tuesday las, has been brought to the city
for burial. "
Revival services tonight at the
First Baptist Church, corner Travis and
jefferson streets. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
The annual mask ball Of the Ar
better Nerein will take place, as adyer-
tised in the columns of the LIGHT. on the
evening Of March 6, positively. 3-3-4t
Conrad Bohlinger. the ex-merehant
policeman who attempted 10 commit
suicide when arrested for forgery. in
Austin, was taken back to the Capital
City yesterday.
"A large number Of oattle' men are in
the city, but very little trading is taking
place. The buyers and sellers are too
far apart, with little prospects of coming
together very soon.
The annual mask ball for children
will take place in the hall of the Ar
better Verien on Mardi Gras evening,
March the 9th. General admission
twenty-five (2j) cents. 3-3-6t
Mr.. +. G.. Butler, who few days
ago was gagged and robbed at his ranch
on the Medina, is in a serious condition
from his injuries. No trace has been
found Of the perpetrators of the outrage.
The pastors and membership of the
Trinity and Travis Park Methodist
Churches commence series of union
prayer-meetings tonight at 1880 o'clock,
to which the public is cordially invited.
The services will be held in the Travis
Pork Church.
Lets 4 Waters bought 2lO head of
steers, four-year-Olds and upwards,
straight Texas, for SIS 80 head, to be
delivered in Laredo. They are being
put up near Pena, on the Texas Mexican
Railway, and they are intended for fat
tening in Iowa, along with the others
bought by the same gentlemen.
The Officers and Board of Directors
Of the san Antonio Club ard Opera House
Company are as follows: Thomas j.
Devine, President; Henry B. Andrews,
Nice-President; William II. Maverick,
Treasurer; Louis 5. Berg, Secretary;
Augustus Belknap. +. d. J.. WiCkes, J.
h. LaCOste, [ riah Lott, {. X. Breneman.