San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-20


-Camilo Sails, OF Roma, sold 30 head
OF saddle horses last week for S25 each.
The rain OF to-day will be worth
millions to West Texas. and will bright
en- up things wonderfully.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce JONI
G. CRAWFORD as a candidate for Assessor of
Bexar county at the November c ection.
Second cook wanted-Apply at the
Riverside restaurant.
Six plasterers wanted by John p.
O'Leary, No. 10 East Houston street.
rnrFOr everything needed in the lum-
Der line, call on +. j. Bethel, at Inter
national and Great Northern depot. "
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 pa
Commerce St. SIG II
G. NJ. Cohen. IA 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 Headquar-
tiers, pa Commerce st. S-l6-tf
You will find full assortment OF
cigars and Tobacco at the Star cigar
store, pa Commerce St. S-l6-tf
Call at Mrs. Royals coffee stand in
the Main market, Market street. Amer
lean and Spanish dishes, the best in the
market. Hot and cold lunches prepared
for those travelling by the cars. Hours,
from to a. N. S4-lm.
Horse for sale-about IA hands high;
good saddle-horse; about seven years
old. Can be had at bargain, by calling
on +. Abrahams, corner TrevinO avenue
and Military plaza. S-l7-tf
-"Billie" Simms was arrested We'd
nesday in Galveston on another charge,
that Of carrying firearms in the city
limits.
Divine services at Temple Beth Ell
this evening at $50 and to morrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
1t was reported to-day that Frank
Starts bondsmen had given him up to
the authorities.
"A young man named Albert Schaess-
Ter is in the city, claiming to be pri-
vate detective.
Passengers by the night train re-
port big fire at San Marcos, but no de-
tails can be learned.
Rain began falling just before day
break to-day and fell steadily all morn
ing.
1t was stated around the city this
morning that over One-half of Galveston
was under water.
The Belknap's plume drill fixed for
tonight is postponed until further no.
tice, owing to the inclement weather,
but an informal drill will be held at the
armory.
james Smith has been arrested and
and is now In Jail. Smith found Mrs.
| Hiram McLane's shawl and would not
give it up until reward was paid for it.
He afterward sold 1t.
-Moritz Kalteyer returned last night
| fran Galveston. and says it rained all
along the Sunset road as far as Seguin,
but that 1t was terribly dusty at Marion
as they passed.
Henry Boyd and John Wilcox, col
| ored, were arrested at Seguin by Deputy
Sheriff Alexander and returned to this
city last night. They are charged with
kidnapping.
Mrs. G. G. johnson was safely de-
liyered of q child last night, but unfor-
| tunately 1t was born dead. Mrs. John
SOIL Is doing well, and the child will be
buried this evening.
The Second ward sanitary carts got
there with both feet yesterday and there
is now no cause for complaint, thanks to
the inspector.
,rho Ere, ssnor+ .vor ;s0,.a b.,
uoxinna ' nonsp pHo 81 III paso 49, r;yon
To William Huntington. of BROOKLYN. n.
Y. "wednesday. who goes TO sonora TO
look after mines. 1t guaranteed him a
safe conduct out of the country in case
of var
ma, on uous,on street wb;,s on.
oooad IN tba nIe.sant occnnat;on of
heating how last night, was interfere
with by his wife and turned in and beat
her. He was finally arrested by the po-
lice and ia now in iail. pending trial.
M, ,,... o,,hor - tho oosson CANA
Ill ne o. nie' n,nooT " nv ,oNSan 'a anS
SoMm r,o,t,, Of Wind and rsin ei,h
" uouss harnuator ,sam -
said II would rain between the 18th and
9th
NJrmhrallas ware made nseles. nv ,be
v;oIont Wind toodav and nedestr;sps
woe a bedrapoled and disnirited Iook
which aronsaS comnassion In those Who
were under shelter from the storm of
wind and rain that was raging ontdoors
80. o.nu 80 ,h,. o,,,, Ias. ~.
-ieaac Iou s VI y. .nie Si's, Iit s
cry nisns u. lin "a NO i EoS Un u rne n
tn n He was seen YESTERDAY on the
RosiIIe creek. by Mac Anderson. Jr,
renorted m his family. and then started
hail 20 search for him
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