San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-07

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lot JOSIE Bros.
Ask for our French kid, worked but
ton hole, spring heel, Sl.75 shoes;
lot JOSIE Bros.
Why 90 bsrefooted when you can
buy an all.solid tip London toe Ball
FOR only Sl.5O and Sl.75 at Sulliyan's. 2i9
Commerce street? G29-tf
Captain b. G.. Duval will not re-
sign the chief deputy United States mar
shalship.
The Texas Society of Civil En-
gineers and Surveyors held no meeting
last night, owing to no quorum being
present.
The Independent Order Of Good
TcInplars held their weekly meeting in
the Dullng building last night with
good attendance.
The Turner's held their weekly meet
ing last night, but transacted no bust
ness Of Importance.
Quite a storm of wind and rain blew
over the city this morning between 3
and O'Clock.
Mrs. POessman was fined So by the
recorder this morning for striking lit
tie girl named May Welteus.
Jack Labatt and Glen Cotton deny
in tOtO the statement made by the Times
that they had a misunderstanding on
the recent return from Macedonia park.
"A large party of society young
ladies and gentlemen is being made up
to accompany our volunteer militia TO
Galveston during the coming drill.
News from BOerne to-day shows
that Dr. f. Herff Is resting quietly, and
there are no signs Of fever. This augurs
well for the doctors speedy recovery.
The Charity Organization cOnstitu-
ton committee are ready to report, and
there will be meeting Of the general
committee on Monday week.
Don't be deceived by the man who
tOots his horn the lOudest, but when you
want any printing done call around and
see what the LIGHT cen do for you.
Charlie Wyatt, the boy waiter at
the restaurant OF the Chinaman. Tom
Wing, who saved his employer from
from the intended robbery planned for
last Sunday morning by giving the gang
away to the officers, has been presented
with new suit of clothes by Tom, and
has had his wages raised.
The Excelsior Guards, an excellent
militia organization of the colOred men
of San Antonio, have been presented
with fine silver medal by Mr. Ed.
Stoves Jr.
Prof A. Schnaith has finished
splendid life-siZe portrait in oil Of Mrs.
Max Krakauer, which was presented to
her by her husband as birthday gift.
"A regular meeting OF the school
board was to have taken place yesterday
afternoon, but no quorum being present,
none was held.
Mr.. A. Dittmar, who was injured
some days ago by his horse running
away and hrowing him out, was able to
be cut upon the streets yesterday after
noon.
Alamo Council of the American
Legion OF Honor have in contemplation
n grand moonlight picnic to. take place
at the next full of the moon, which oc-
ours on the 18th inst.
Attorney Copeland's motion for a
rehearing of the Frank Rieden disorder
ly case before the recorder, was over
ruled this morning and notice Of appeal
to the district court was given.
The cases before the recorder
against Jack Lyons and William Laird
for fighting, have been dismissed, and
Justice Crawford will tackle them now
for assault.
-Messrs. Reiman and Lindahl have
secured the contract for erecting Peter
Jonas addition for $500. Work begins
Immediately.
MIR. h. Reudiger has secured
building permit for the erection Of
lumber store to cost 1925, on the corner
of Dallas street and Brooklyn avenue,
Second ward.
MIR. ii. Goodwin Mitchell lost a val
liable receipt book out OF his buggy on
Commerce street this morning about 10
O'Clock, which was picked up by Ger
man, who will oblige Mr.. Mitchell by re-
turning same.
Although 81 applicants for positions
as teachers in the public schools are now
being examined, the superintendent
will have to hold another examination,
as this number is hardly sufficient to fill
all the positions, though all should pass.
Colonel Breckenridge made a fine
talk and thought he had caught an old
mossback sure for 5000 subscription to
the Arkansas Pass railway, but old
''mossy" wouldn't come down and Col
onel b. felt very much like swearing.
Fred Steubner, the talented pianist
at the San Pedro Springs, wants a
square piano to enable him to have a
good view Of the dancers.
"A certain professor had hard time
getting his watch and chain back from
a party he loaned IL to the other night.
It was joke which he has not yet
found but.
The burglar that frightened Fred
Heilig at Krempkau's house last Thurs
day night, proves to have been Willie
Krempkau's colt, which has four white
legs and its body can scarcely be dis
cerned at night.
Mr.. Bee Sinner left this'morBing with
a large force of hands for Refugio, where
he will receive 1000 head Of cattle for
Sinner Bros, recently purchased by
them from Captain Tom O'Connor. The
cattle will be brought here for pastur-
age.
MIR. Dan Marx ought to join the new
cavalry company and no doubt he will.
He gave few friends an exhibition Of his
accomplishments as an expert horseman
last Monday on Commerce street, but
unfortunately, just at the moment Of
his triumph, the horse pitched him head
first into a mud puddle, and Dan has
not yet finished combing out the mud
from his glossy mustache.
Twelve deaths occurred In the city
last week. A great deal Of annoyance Is
given the reporters by several Of the
physicians and undertakers not return
inc the death certificates held by them
on the last day OF the week,
Monday, in order that the weekly report
may be made up and published.