San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-02-05
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Items OF News Gathered Here and There
by industrious Reporters.


The Juvenile Gun CIuD held Il met
ing last night.
-Wsnted-Two UNFINISHED rooms,
centrally located. Address "O,' 2iO
Commerce street.
Divine Services at Temple Beth RI
this evening Mt $50 and tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
family Of Russian Jews on the
Bandera road in the Second Ward are
sick with measles.
The sum OF 500 was realized at the
benefit masquerade ball for Nine Don
aldsOn Saturday night.
The Arkansas Pass Railroad Directory
have about decided to 90 to ROckport
and the branch Of Corpus Christi VIII
tap ii there.
The oil painting rallied at &. II.
! Harris cigar store, Commerce street
! bridge, last evening, MAS won by Mr.
Herbert Fork, on throw of A.
The Mission Garden Rolling Club
held meeting last night and made ar
engagements for prize rolling to take
place the first Sunday in March.
Mr.. johnson Minter presented Man
ager Ernest RisChe with very hand
some gold monogram pin this morning
as token Ofhis friendship and esteem.
Alamo Council Legion Of Honor.
are making extensive preparations to
properly commemorate their anniYer-
sary, to occur on the Eth. A ball will
probably be given.
Major Campbell Interested a select
COterie of friends last night at Turner
Hall by showing COnclusvely how
Professor PharaZyn did not DO his won
dertul legerdemain.
Dell Devices, who was delegate to
the Denver Convention, says that the
Independent Order Of Public Weghers
took like wiIdlre among the wild and
wOOIey' Of the Northwest.
County Surveyor Locke was out on
the CtbOlO, in this county. on Monday
and Tuesday, on a surveying expedition.
lie reports the outlook for stock in that
section us very favorable indeed.
The follow Telegram from Galveston
was received to-day by Nj. Young. the
General South Passenger agent Of the
Mallory Line: "San Marcos arrived last
night; freight going forward promptly.'
Mr.. August Cheeseman's .jth ami
yersary happened to-day and WIS duly |
N'ANDla ANU W tHhl IiDINihl Young BflI- /
tleman and his friends. The festivities |
will continue at Turner club rooms to- |
night.
The Mendelssohn concert and enter
tainment at Casino Hall was well at
tended last by the members and their
ladies. The evening was spent delight
fully and ended with sociube little
hop.
The Street COMMISSIONER men are
PIoughing and scTaping Cypress street.
second Ward, and Marshall street was
rolled with the Old street roller this
afternoon. This il one Of he best streets
in the city now.
Messrs. Newton and Castles, the
first being Superintendent of the Western
nion Telegraph, and the other of the
Telephone Exchange, Yesterday after
noon fixed up the instruments for tPle-
graphic communication over the Aran
sas Pass railroad 10 FIOresvilc.
The smallpox sea = is now ubated:
the city is threatened with new aflllC-
tlUn in the form Of Dan Rice, the circus
clown, VINO will give his lecture on the
''ldiOsynCracies of the Human Mind"
shortly. His jokes maytske better now
SO many people are yaCCinsted.
~ wafer HNuTanl NJ the corner OF !
MatagOrda and Camargo streets has
been allowed to remain open for the past
six or seven days. and the street and
property adjacent has been converted
into regular quagmire. Is il not the
duty OF the police to stop this overflow.
We hereby wish to notify the public
that from and after February TIN our
stores will be closed on SUNDAYS
4. PANCoAsT & SoN. NOUNG d ARNOLD.
:. DEUTSCH 4 Co. WOLFT & MAEy.
JOSIE BROTHERS, G.. b. FRANK,
:. MAYER, VI. NTru.
Haas d OITENUEIMEE.
The Independent Order OF Good
Iemplars, which has been allowed to re-
lapse into a semi-CamatOse condition. is
being slowly but surely revived and now
mas regular meetings in the chapel of the
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church on
Avenue {. New members and all the
Did ones are wanted to attend the
meetings.
Regular Hop.