San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-01


Factory prices to the trade
Dealers supplied with any special brands.
Buying my goods for cash and having no
partners or drummCrs expenses, consumers
will md il to their interest to Inspect my
stock and prices
No. , and West Commerce street.
The san Antonio academy, II thorough
school conducted by able teachers, will open
Scptcmber6. For circulars address Prof. W.
Is. SCclCy, principal s-Z5-u
When you arrive at Eagle Pass,
stop at the Maverick, the only first-class
hotel in the city. Cool rooms. 25-3m
Everybody smokes san Antonio and
Belknap cigars. Headquarters at ga
Commerce st. S-lG'u
Max Samuels' benefit at the Fash
ion theatre tomorrow night.
The big sacrifice sale IL still going
on at &. b. Franks Alamo store.
C. NJ. Cohen, PA Com St., sells gen.
uine imported Havana cigars at three
for Doc. S-lG-tt
More Belknap and San Antonio
Rifles cigars coming, call at ieadquar-
tiers. pa Commerce st. S-l6-tf
The Gernan-E English school opened
to-day with full attendance.
Remember the benefit Tomorrow
night.
-Grandest bill of the season at the
Fashion theatre tomorrow night.
Rapid work is being done on the
new opera house.
-Plover are plentiful and Peter is
happy.
Thomas Dunkin, schOOlmaster of
CastrOville, is in the city to-day.
The WEEKLY LIGHT has received
large subscription list from Brenham,
this week.
The "Old Vienna" restaurant is re-
moved to No IA Navarro street, next to
the bridge. j. o. AYELINE is still the
proprietor. S-3O-lm
There will be preaching at the Christian
church again tonight, by Rev. DR.. Bagby,
S:I5 p. III. Everybody invited to attend. All
members should come out.
Crawford is working hard for that
county assessorship, and he put in some
strong ticks last night.
The Carpenters union will hold an
important meeting tonight at Meyers
hall.
Alamo Assembly X. of L. meets to-
night. Important business will come
before the meeting.
lTAIIAN SOCIETY-SOcursO Mulual-Mcets
first sunday in each month, corner Houston
and Laredo streets. A. Bruni president; a.
BUusavur, secretary.
CALEDONIAN CLUB Meets at FiremCn's hall
No. = the last Thursday of each month, at p.
IN. Walter Scott, chief.
Manager KOehler, of the Lone Star
brewery, mOurns wrecked buggy, by
runaway accident.
To-day is the first day of the first
oyster month, and oysters were served
in most of the restaurants to-day.
The reporter for the Express sneered
at the speakers at krisch's hall instead
of reporting their remarks.
MIR. Patrick Henry Tansey, of the
Evening Times, has been retired from
the local management of that paper.
The San Antonio academy has de-
cided not to admit girls even to the reci-
tatiOns.
Captain Bill Lyons, Peter Duffy and
Henry Semlinger, ST., will sue the Times
and Express for libel.
Detective Schaesler did not arrive
with his prisoner Brown, yesterday af-
ternOOn from Laredo.
Misses Elvina Fischer and Katie
Saens, lady clerks at WOlfsOn's, have re-
turned to duty after taking good rest.
The two doctors who were such
friends have fallen out and now "they
never speak as they pass by"
The new opera house stage will
practically be duplicate of that of
POpe's theatre, of st. Louis.
ALL the lire companies meet this
evening, and the boys are requested not
to forget 1t.
The Madison square church building
committee are earnestly at work raising
funds for the rebuilding. About 500 has
already been collected.
Miss Emma Phillips has been APP
pointed cashier at Mic Tengg's book
store, and Miss Alvina Loot has been
promoted to clerkship.
Louis DietZel has secured permit
to erect rock dwelling and store on the
east side Of Alamo street, 4th ward, to
cost 81 800.
Alderman Gallagher says the city
has been unfortunately misfOrtunate
lately with storms, cyclones, Beanville
statesman and an Aztec administration.
Major Converse has resigned his po-
sitiOn with the Southern Pacific rail-
way, and will devote his time to the
management OF the Pierce estate.
Prof Schnaith, not Smith, Is stage
director for the Mikado opera, and is al
ready hard at work drilling the COM
paDy.
Ed. Frederick is jubilant. A fine
brand new girl is the cause Of his hilari-
ty. Mrs. Frederick and her babe are
doing well.
A local farmer has bought magni-
ficent horn chair from Messrs Frederick
& son, which he has ordered to be ship
ped to Bremen, in Germany.
From the 23d to 3Oth of August in
elusive, 90 persons registered at the his
toric Alamo. Many others called and
inspected it who did not register.
Mr.. Ransome. OF the Evening Paper,
Is cOnvalescent from the surgical opera
ton which he underwent few days ago
and is again gathering up news.
The meeting at Krisch hall last
night was the most cosmopolitan ever
held in the city. All races were repre-
sented and all were united in the good
work.
Miss Mary Hernandez, the "Katishs"
OF the Mikado, has remarkably fine
voice, and promises very good inter-
probation OF the character.
There will be an important meeting
OF the cavalry company tonight. The
matter OF arms and accoutrements will
come before the meeting.
Capt. John Kinahan says parties
who have seen Cutting, bears a most
striking resemblance to that almost
martyred American.
Dan Rice, the veteran clown. has