San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-09
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The Ladies German-Aid Society
will hold meeting tomorrow after
noon at 4 O'Clock at Mrs. SChOlZ' private
pGrlOrs.
Tomorrow being Ash Wednesday,
there will be services and sermon in st.
Marks Cathedral at II O'Clock q. m. by
the Dean.
Alderman Conner declares the null
berry trees placed in the parks are so
crooked, forked lightning could not fol-
low them.
There was unnecessary rude pushing
In the back on entering Turner Hall
during the recent Moody and Sankey
nightly revival.
The office of Freeman Bros, which
is in their stock yards. was burglarized
on Sunday morning and all their books
and papers stolen.
Otto Andrae made one of the best, if
not the best scores that ever was made
OIL the San Antonio SChuetzen Nerein's
range, last Sunday.
Officer Summers has been placed
under 500 bond to answer the charge
Of the grand jury for committing an ag-
grayated assault on John MCSOrley.
-Wanted-SituatiOn in Office or ware
house, by steady, industrious young
man, of good eduCation; not afraid of
work. Address, II. f. 5, this office. vet
Vegetation in now advancing very
rapidly, and in few weeks Dame Ma
ture will be decked out in a bran new
suit Of green. smiling On,the entire living
world.
Special services are beng held
during this week in the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. Services begin
every night at 7:45 o'clock. The public
is earnestly invited.
The annual mask ball for children
will take place I'm the hall of the Ar
better Verien on Maldi Gras evening,
March the 9Th. General admission
twenty-five (2J) cents. 3-36t
A boy named West day or two ago
fraudulently obtained a pair of shoes
valued at $3.50 from shoemaker named
De LenCa, who lives near Houston street
bridge, and has since skipped from the
city.
Our well-knOwn banker and finan-
cier, Colonel George w. breckenridge,
is announced in the Washington society
column Of the 81. Louis Globe Demo-
Crat rs being one Of the cattle kings of
Texas.
The street force was this morning
engaged in sinking artesian wells onWest
Commerce street to find the macadam
pavement that tradition says was put
down on that thOrOughfare at some pre-
historic date.
Deputy Constable Krempkau this
mnrniDp Enn1nlao Fnr
ENLIGHTENMENT. Gonzales was entrusted
to carry some money from Laredo for A.
Il. Cantu, of this city. but instead Of full
filling the mission he spent it.
The County Judge has four lunacy
cases before him to-day. Anton BogO-
vich, the gentleman who washed his face
with eggs and burned his clothes, was
allowed TO 60 at liberty. his strange acts
evidently proceeding from temporary
alteration, caused by want of sleep.
"A young man named Ed Harver. Of
this city, went to New Orleans to attend
the Mardt Gras, but returned last night.
lie had seen enough; he had met with
some friends ~ and it cost him SOS, his
entire pile, leaving him his return ticket
which he made instant use OF to avoid
starving
Joseph Il. Raminsky, r disheyelled
looking man with Judas lscariOt COM
pleIion, uneasily gnawing his finger
nails, appeared before Justice Crawford
this morning, charged with brutal ILL
treatment of the wife of his bosom, q
mild looking woman of about 40 years.
The case had not concluded at the time
OF going to press.
Tomorrow is the commencement OF
Lent, being Ash Wednesday. when the
undistributed branches of cOnsecrated
pa IN are burnt, and the officiating
priests sign the sign OF the cross with
the ashes on the forehead of their con-
gregatlons saying, Remember thou art
out DUST ana ashes and to dust thou shalt
return"
The "TOady Tires" intimates in
Yesterdays issue that the LIGHTS credul-
ity was being taken advantage Of be-
cause, as usual, it published the probable
engagement of Madame Januschek at
Turner Hall before any other paper.
Manager Rlsche was the LIGHT's in
dormant. At that time he had not re-
ceiVeG the telegram announcing the can
collation..
The first game Of the billiard tourna-
ment last night was played at Clark's
PaAiVl DelNoen Messrs. sullivan and
Pyron. The score stood as follows:
sullivan 100, PyrOn 20. Time of game
hour and 10 minutes. Referee, L, s.
Schwsb; Marker. Mr.. Fowler; Scorer. l..
c. Sohwab. This evening A. S. Lyons
and Gus. Rawles play. A large number
ofspectators were present.
The revival meeting at the Second
baptist Church continues with great
success. There were eight conversions
last night and 40 mourners. take this
method OF asking the aid Of all Chris
tlans In behalf of those whom are in
quiring or seeking Jesus by remember
ing them to God in your obligations. J.
w. Carr, Pastor.
The most popular cigarettes are the
Opera Pulls at popular prices. Abyss