San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-27
RAYS OF LIGHT.
GatheredaHere and There by the Loca
Reporters.


"A good boy wanted at the Sunset
drug store. 4-26-tf
The Casino Association is preparing
for an entertainment.
The only cigarettes which 10 not
stick to the lips are OpersPufis.
A very heavy rain fell in the vicin-
ity 0fthe rivers head early this morning.
The best all wool cashmere $40 suits
are to be had at S. Deutsch & Co.'S. Ct
Remember the Baptist Ice cream
festival at 233 Commerce street tonight.
Ladies should examine The boys
suits at S. DeutsCh & Co.'S. 4-N-Ot
Street Commissioner Nelson says he
will soon resign to take a railroad con-
tract.
-Schreiner's corner is spoken Of as
an eligible site for the new variety
theatre.
The news of Mr.. Charlie Ogden's
marriage has taken San Antonio by
surprise.
-Schreiner's saloon is spoken Of as a
prospective site for new variety
theater.
The Fashion Theater management
presented new bill to their patrons last
evening.
A runaway of the team attached to
milk wagon occurred on Main Plaza
this morning.
-Wanted-A girl to do house work.
Apply at corner of Crockett and Hack
berry streets. 4-25-2t
The Vienna garden and restaurant
on Commerce street Is soon t. be re-
opened to the public.
-"The Prehistoric World or Vanished
Races" is the latest publication being
canvassed in the city.
The Folwell hOrse-stealing case, on
trial for days in the District Court, re-
suited in an acquittal.
There was no meeting Of the City
Council yesterday; his honor, the Mayor,
beng called to his ranch.
Did you see those Sl5 suits at 5.
Deutsch Il Co.'S? 1t is surprising how
cheap they sell clothing. 4-27-6t
There is rumored change of time
on the Southern Pacific road, said to be
In the interest of false time.
The entertainment at Arbeiter Yer
elm hall last Sunday night was well at
tended and very interesting.
Sixteen deaths occurred in the city
last week. Five we're strangers and
three were from consumption.
DO not be deceived, but when you
want any job printing, call around and
see what the LIGHT can do for you.
For $40 you walk out of S. Deutsch
& Co.'S with suit which fits as we'll as
most goods sold for Sl5. 1876
The LIGHT is prepared to compete in
style, price and quick work with any
printing office in the city on job work.
Received and opened at s. Deutsch
Il Co.'S, two cases gossamer undershirts
for summer, one case at % cents and one
case at 80 cents. 1876
-FOlwell, who has been on trial the
last two or three days on charge Of
hOrse-theft, was acquitted last evening
and set at liberty.
Mr.. Fred KantZer, formerly in the
postal service in this city. Is now behind
the show cases of RisChes Commerce
street cigar store.
The affairs of the Universal Loan
and Building Association look more
promising than short while back, and
there will be no financial deficit.
"A suit was filed In Anton Adams
court this morning entitled Mrs. Eliza
Gallagher VS.. EdwardO Hernandez,
being $50 due on prOmissOry note.
Elliot DOoley is being tried this
morning in the District Court on a
charge of swindling and completely in
the well-known Alfred Burlage fraud.
Over 100 new and nobby suits have
been added to 5. Deutsch Il Co.'s gents
$40 suit counter. Why pay from $l2 to
Sl5 for suits when our $40 suits excel
them. 4.27-6t
The election of officers for the en-
suing year to serve the Good Templar
Lodge of this city will take place to-
night at Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church.
There will be meeting of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals in the County Court room
this evening at O'Clock. The charter
OF the society has been received.
The remains off. W. Merriam, who
died 10 years ago at Kerrville from con-
sumption, were shipped in fine metal
lie casket to his old home in Oswego,
New York, yesterday by Carter &
Mullaly.
An members of G ood Templers lodge
are especially requested to attend the
meeting tonight at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church. The nomination and
election OF officers for the ensuing quar-
ter will take place.
Lille May Collins, the l6-year-old
daughter of Mr.. +. +. Collins, of this
city, died at o'clock this morning. The
funeral services will take place this af-
ternoOn at O'Clock from the residence,
on River avenue.
Mrs. Rose Reininger Rose thought
her child needed chastisement last night
and forthwith she flagellated it: her hus-
band demonstrating, received share Of
the punishment as well, and carries a
scratched face around with him now.
Willie Shepherd, the little negro ra n
over by North Flores street car, has
taken lOckjaw, and his case is reported
as hopeless. Colonel Belknap, of the
street car line, has nobly assisted the lad
with money, donations and personal at
tention.
Frank Starr was surprised unpleas-
antly this morning by finding his fine
bull dog Stark in death. 1t is be-
lieved the dog has been killed by
the administration of ground glass, and
Mr.. Starr is looking for the perpetrator
OF the malicious act.
"A wounded Mexican, shot through
both legs at Maxon Springs, while
throwing rocks at some men, was
brought to the city for medical attention
this morning. Also man from Ar