San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-10

Of Officer Heitgen's new residence, on
COnchO street, Saturday night.
The money collected at the recent
Catholic fair, nearly $1,000, will be de-
voted to improving the old Catholic
cemetery, southwest Of the city.
The longest, most important and
most interesting secret circular yet
issued by Grand Master Workman Pow
derby will appear in to-morrow's Ex-
press. 1t
"A large stallion escaped from one Of
the stock yards on South Flores street
Yesterday. and ran at full speed to the
Arkansas Pass depot. He was finally
caught.
The little orphans picnic at the
head Of the river Saturday last. was one
Of the bright spots in the chlldren's
lives. 1t was very enjoyable to all who
attended.
-Rachei Cook and Katie Jefferson,
Two cOlOred women, fought in the street
Yesterday near the Sunset depot and
were arrested. Each were fined $40 by
the Recorder.
Mr.. Narcisco Leal broke his buggy
yesterday while crossing the railroad
track In approaching the special car of
General Nsrani0, who Is his guest while
in the city.
The Mission Rolling CLUB received
two challenges for match games yester-
day. One was sent by the Fourth Ward
Rolling Club and another by the Som
mers' Garden Club.
The Tenth Annual Commencement
ball will be given by the Cadets of the
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
at Bryan, Texas, Tuesday, June lst.
The LIGHT has been invited.
-Lost-Sunday morning, between
East Commerce street and the SaladO,
surgical pocket dressing case. Finder
will be rewarded at G. Schroeder's store,
34l East Commerce street. 1t
While riding pony race at the
Springs Oh Saturday evening the little
son of Frank Wiley fell from his horse
and was seriously hurt. Children should
not be thus exposed to injury.
Mr.. Griff Jones, postOffioe mailing
clerk, leaves on the LIST of June for two
months vacation. He will probably go
to California. During his absence, Mr..
Hal Howard, Jr., will fill his position.
If you need anything in dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, and hats, put one
hand on your pocket-book and the other
hand on your heart and go down to A.
Kahn & Co. Their prices will astonish
you. 5-5-tf
The committee of arrangements for
the approaching picnic by the Mission
Hose Company, Messrs. Heiligmann,
Caen, Abbey and Miller, have invited
the LIGHT to attend their picnic near the
Second Mission, Sunday, May %.
Mr.. Taylor, one of the foot racers at
ha
champion Of Government Hin 100 yards
for $50 side, and has deposited So
forfeit with c. II. Hart, on Commerce
street. This sport is becoming quite
popular.
No news has been received of the
man Williams, who killed Brown Friday
night. The officers were informed yes
tertay that he had been seen going on
the BlancO road, but they regard this as
intended for blind, and think he has
gone to Mexico.
The fifth anniversary of the cOnse-
Grafton Of the Right Rev. Bishop Neraz,
OF tue San Fernando Cathedral, will be
celebrated at the cathedral tomorrow,
An invitation to attend is extended to
all Catholics, by whom the Bishop is
generally beloved.
to the new card of A. Heusinger, who
has the agency for the sale of the Dain
Automatic HsystaCker and Gatherer,
and has received carload OF these money
and labOr-saving machines, which he
offers at factory prices.
The little 4-year-Old daughter of Mr..
Glen S. Bee and lady died on Saturday
and was buried yesterday. The afflicted
parents have the sympathy of friends
and the consolation of knowing that
their baby is safe in the arms of Him
who said, Suffer little children" etc.
The jury of inquest over the body of
James Brown, on Saturday, returned
verdict that the deceased came to his
death from pistol shot wounds inflicted
by the hands of Lewis B. Williams. A
warrant is out for the arrest of Williams,
who has not yet been captured.
The ladies who assisted in the late
Catholic fair at Turner hall have re-
quested the LIGHT to express their deep
gratitude to Mrs. o. Petitpain for her I'M
firing efforts to promote the success of
the fair, and to Mr.. Ed Diesselhorst, the
keeper of the hall, for his gentlemanly
assistance and the many favors he rem
dered them.
"A fight occurred at one of the col
Ored churches last night between j. V.
Carter and Jesse VIM, two colored
men. A white man was at the root of
the matter, but the details are too unfit
for publication. Carter was fined SO
for striking VIM, and was dismissed of
the charge OF carrying pistol.