San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-01
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

-Clark's Billiard Parlor, No. IG West
| Commerce street.
A social was held by the Hclyetla
Verein at Krisch Hall last night.
Mr.. \. Santleben celebrated his 4lst
natal anniversary last Saturday.
Meet your friends at Clark's New
! Billiard ParlOr tonight.
MIR. Tom Yates won the gold watch
rallied at Mission Garden last evening.
-Bartolo OIgin. aged 50 years, died
last Saturday, in the Second Ward, from
old age.
Aching limbs and teeth are relieved
! by rubbing with st. Jacobs Oil Fifty
cents.
Alfred HaueiSen has been granted a
months furIOugh by Mr.. l.. WOlfsOn, his
employer.
Juan n. Rodriguez. aged 81 years,
died.Iast Friday in the First Ward from
gastric ulcer.
Mrs. NJ. A. Hurd has been appointed
as n teacher in the new Third Ward
Public School.
"A special meeting of the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society will be held
on tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Quarantine has been raised on Mr..
Ed. RisChe and family, and the members
of the family are allowed to be free.
Fred Kantzer, the efficient delivery
clerk at the post-Oflce, has been dis
charged. to make room for Carlos Bee.
Harry Baum's little pet dog was
stolen from him this morning, and Harry
offers a reward for the return of his
favOrite.
The class for the study OF Post Bib
lical History will meet this evening at
$50 o'clock in the vestry Of the Temple
Beth Fl.
Miss Teresa Cast, a young lady of
this city, is soon to be married TO a
young telegrapheT, now located at
Schulenberg.
&C. c. COnIey was arrested this morn
ing by Deputy Sheriff Ed Stevens for
horse stealing. Conley is not in Jail, he
having given bond.
The members Of the Beethoven
MaennerchOr are requested to lie prompt
at the rehearsal tomorrow evening at
the usual time and place.
The people on the upper end of
Avenue c walk to town. The mud ia so
deep that they can't get to the street car
track to get into the cars.
The young mems social club will
give hop next Saturday night at
Meyers hall, on LOSOyO street, to which
the LIGHT has, Of course, been hidden.
Lost-some papers among which are
patent, deed, and plats and field
notes to two surveys. Finuer will be
literally rewarded by leaving same at
this office. 3-l-3t*
The report that the Builders EX-
change had adopted the eight-hOur rule
is not correct. The matter has been I'M
der discussion, but no final action has
been taken on it.
The Express mercantile and pro-
duce quotations should be revised. That
paper has quoted oranges ut So per box
for weeks. when the regular price is but
81 % to - and $3.50.
Robert Buckner. n negro painter,
was arrested this morning by Officer
Wilkin, charged with theft OF a rev
white hat from merchant. The hat
was found in his possession.
Edwin 5. Blair, a government en-
plOyee at United States army heRdquRr-
tiers, died at his residence on Govern
ment Hill yesterday. The remains will
be inferred this afternoon at / O'Clock.
A man named F. Maurer. who goes
about soliciting aid for a destitute fami-
ly, chiefly among our Hebrew citizens,
was fined $40 or % days on a charge of
vagranCy this morning by the Recorder.
Henry Nance had a fight near the
Third Ward cOlOred Church last night,
and Henry got away" with the other
fellow, consequently he WAS arrested and
this morning was fined s. by the Re-
COrder.
Matthew McJuerny. a well known
young man of this city in the transfer
and hotel business, was welded this
morning at O'Clock at st. Mary's
Church to Miss AnEie McMonagle, of
AtasCOsa County.
THE long horns had possession of
the san Antonio Live Stock Exchange,
(the sidewalk in front OF the Southern
Hotel but were apparently engaged
more in guying each other. than in sell
ing yesriings and twO-year Olds.
Parties living on FL PasO street COM
plain about the Carelessness of the city
officials in their removal of smallpox
patients when they were taken to the
pest-hOuse week or so ago. They say
'hsAh " hNii IhllNuNe alt llONFh II
be at night.
The second match game of ten-pins
between the Fourth Ward and Mission
Garden clubs took place at the latter's
alley yesterday afternoon, and resulted
in victory for the last-named club by a
score of "a. The match now stands
"horse and horse. with the deciding
game yet to be played.
Mr.. Clark, in making an announce
ment of the opening of the new billiard
palace to night at No. lG West Commerce
steeet, respectfully requests n cOntinu-
ance OF the patronage extended to him,
and with new fixtures and elegant fit
tlngs, with airy, light and cOmmodious
quarters, polite help and q desire TO
please, trusts that the billiard playing
public will continue their favors
Rev. Dean Richardson of st. Marks
cathedral, preached on Sabbath morning
on the conduct Of those who call evil
good, and good evil" etc, confounding
and perverting all just distinctions be-
tween moral good and evil, or right and
wrong. An instance dwelt upon by the
dean is, the disposition TO magnify
wealth as the chief good. and to despise
poverty; also the claim of vice as liberty,
whereas only virtue in the highest sense
can be liberty: for then only are inclina-
lions, duty and happiness, all in accord.
For This Climate.