San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-03
RAYS Of LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters

The Plcwick will be opened tonight.
Strong bill at the Fashion tonight
The fire bell in the Fourth ward will
be tried this afternoon st 8 O'Clock.
"A hop took place at Madame Don
aldsOn's dancing academy last evening.
--Joske has the latest thing in fans,
and every girl should have one.
Mrs. Jefireys, neice OF Capt. Poor, is
dangerously i'll with consumption.
&C. when you arrive at Eagle Pass, stop at
the Maverick, the only first class hotel In the
city. Cool rooms 62j3m
--JOske Bros. keep the biggest stock
OF shoes in town. ladies, gents, misses
ami children's. lot
Our $3.50 ladies kid worked button
hole shoes are worth $3.50 in any other
store. LlOtl JOSKE Bros.
Clothing! Clothing!
lot JosKE Bros.
just received, incest and best line of
misses and children's shoes.
lot JOsKE Bros.
Ask for our French kid, worked but
ton hole, spring heel, Sl.75 shoes.
lot JOsKE Bros.
Mr.. Harry c. Miller has been APP
DOlultu hululhUI ~ tue Cultl lOI lub ilIS
parade to morrow morning.
The Salzer and Sternheim cOmblna-
ton left this morning for New Braun
fels.
The discussion il still going on be-
tween McAllister and Umscheid rs to
which one of them set of the fireworks.
Next Monday is legal holiday and
all the banks and public offices will be
closed.
The Texas veterans have decided to
celebrate the Fourth at Macedonia park
next Monday.
-Chas. Cousins, II BriIisher. now in
Santa Rosa hospital, il said to be dying
from drOpsy.
The Belknap's have entered both
for the state and interstate drill at Gal
weston. The boys mean business.
Two cock fights for 500 a side each
fight, will take place Tomorrow west OF
the San Pedro creek.
There will be meeting of the San
Antonio Rifles tonight to choose team
to go into barracks Monday evening for
the drill at Galveston.
1t IS said that a prominent attorney,
now widOwer, is counting hard, and
there is no doubt he will soon have an
other mate.
The LIGHT has just heard from reg
istered letter mailed from San Antonio,
May %. Over II month going less than
a thousand miles.
Archie Chevalier IL the author Of
a novel entitled the Confederate Spy"
now running in the Dallas Mercury,
which is being much cOmplmented.
Street Commissioner Cavanaugh is
| repairing culvert on Avenue c, and fix
ing stray platform on Alamo plaza.
Reformation yields to the magic
power of st. Jacobs Oil, the conquerer
| of pain.
Red Star Cough Cure is daily be-
coming more popular. Its cures are re-
| markable.
| 1T is recorded that $40 persons used
the Young Mems Christian association
reading room last week.
The San Antonio Rifles elected
three new members last night. making
Is elected since their return from Lam
pRsas.
"A very appreciatlve audience as
sembled at San Pedro park last night to
enjoy the pleasures of that sylvan re-
sort.
| The International and Great North
ern railway company are selling round
trip tickets to points in the state good
until the 9th, ut one fare.
| The Professor saloon, on Commerce
street. has been purchased from the es-
tate of the late p. F. Murphy, by Mr..
Fred LahourCade.
Mr.. Ferd Herff and party of friends
will picnic, at Breckenridge on Monday
spending the day at one of the many
pretty spots that abound in that section.
| Jack Evans. Ii. p. Drought, Gerald
Griffin, w. II. Huston will speak at the
Irish meeting in Meyers hall on Mon
day. All friends of "home rule" are in
| vited.
MIR. Fred Kerble, lessee of the San
Pedro springs, has purchased the Metro
| politan saloon, and is making arrange
ments to run ii as first-class house.
Although there were several San
| AntOnians on the Missouri Pacific train
| wrecked rs miles north of Denison, we
are glad to say that none were in
| jured.
There will be meeting of the Joint
board oftTustees of the X. OF l.. to-mor-
row Sunday morning, at 1920. A full
| attendance is urged, as important bust
ness is to be transacted.
"A party from Luling, consisting of
Mrs. NJ. A. johnson, Miss Annie Boone,
John Orchard, Leu Barnett, Il. III.
Brown, r. J. Parsons, are at the South
ern on their way to Austin to spend the
Fourth of July.
The remains of the late Archie o..
| Clark, arrived last night from Wau-
kesha Springs, and the funeral occurred
this morning at 10 O'Clock from the
family residence, South Laredo street.
1t is now stated by number of the
members of the fire department that the
late Paul Meyer, engineer of Fire COM
pany No. l, died from brain fever and
from OverwOrk and anxiety as to the
new engine.
Teams captained by Ed. Biesenbach
and John Spain, respectively, rolled a
match game at nine pins at the Fourth
ward bowling alley last night for keg
ofbeer, which was won by Spabn's team.
-Messrs. Hendrick and Dabney, WELL
| known teachers, are preparing a min
GRITTY report on the majority report Of
the recent teachers meeting at Austin
on the bill, which, ii is said, may
change the color Of the case.
| What ara Vo,, Doinno