San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-30

Agent lnnes, WAS the biggest month we
have ever had on our road.
Champion Oarsman OfAmeriCa, John
Teemer, endorses ST. Jacobs Oil for mus
o liar pains.
"A child ramed Siefert died last
night.
The federal court is engaged on the
GOliad pOstoflice robbery today.
"A Terry-ble reporter has now been
added to the list Of local newspaper
men.
You can witness good show by
going to the Fashion theatre tonight.
Look out for the great Rattesnake
show tomorrow night at the arm0ry OF
the Excelsior Guards.
The fan Irritation business in the
Mikado last night was immense.
The annual meeting of the various
fire companies takes place tomorrow
night.
The Southern Pacific train from the
west is several hours late, and there are
rumors OF another wreck.
George Dullnig has returned from a
shooting expedition. He claims TO have
killed four deer and brought home three
carcasses to prove 1t.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report: William CASTOR and Mary X.
Morris, Jesus Martinez and Jesusa Lo-
Zano, Arthur Austin Brigham and Miss
Louise Mitchell.
They are putting huge CANDLE
stick cover at the top of the ornamental
alcOye of the new Opera-hOuse and il has
a pretty effect The windows Of the
Opera-house are being fixed.
p. II. Tansy and G. Sullivan had a
little scrimmage at The Stock Exchange
saloon last night and both were arrested.
Tansy was very abusive and brought on
the fight.
"A mechanic employed by the city
for several days past has been Tightening
up the iron bridges across the river. He
says Commerce street bridge WAS so
loose that the screws and nuts could be
turned with a mans hand.
MIR. J. Duke Murray arrived in the
city on Saturday to make arrangements
for the appearance of Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Mobiles, at the Turner Opera-house,
on Saturday and Sunday next.
The wall of the Leal building on
Dolorosa street, now being torn down is
in very dangerous condition and
should have barricade erected to keep
foot passengers from being hurt.
The StOckman and Farmer of this
city claims that to hold commission
dealers responsible for title of stock sold
by them will do more to break up stock
thieving than anything that can be done;
that, in other words. when there Is no
market for stolen stock there will be less
| stock stOken.
"A great many people wonder how it
Is, with beef on the hoof dow r to al
most nothing, that the consumer pays as
much on the block as he did when beef
was nearly twice as high. This is Il
| question for our butchers to answer.
The wedding of Miss Hermina
Haenel to MIR. Albert Zehl. of New
| Braunfels, occurs tomorrow evening at
the residence Of the bride, on Mill street.
| The LIGHT wishes the young couple all
the happiness la the fate of mOrtals TO
| enjoy.
Charlie Mitchell, the young colored
man whom Mr.. John Camp caught and
| locked up recently, was fined S. by the
| recorder this morning for being dis
| orderly; because il WAS charged that he
cut the tent of circus last night with
his pocket knife in order to look in at
the performance.
| The Express publishes big
scoop" about the alleged finding of
acres Of solid silver in LlanO county.
| There is no foundation in fact for the
| item and even the assayist claims that
| he has seen no silver ore or silver bricks
brought TO him by any man rs the Ex-
press describes.
AT the opera Monday night, when
the "MikadO" was presented, the Lord
| High Executioner called Poo Bah, the
Lord High Everything, Mayor Cope
land. Copeland says today that he don't
know why the application was made, I'M
less ii was because he once had a cousin
who was lord mayor of London and
sheriff of Stafiordshire, and perhaps they
referred to him.
| d. Rush, who called at an English
lady's house Sunday night to pay call
on former lady friend, who had moved
away, was fined 81 by the recorder this
morning, because 1t was proven he was
| intoxicated when he came there. Look
out, young men, and keep sober when
| you call on the ladies. Don't forget the
experience of n young member of one
of our military companies on San Pedro
avenue last winter.
| "A milkman named Handy, who had
$40 laid away In Jacob Dullnig's safe
ut the time he was robbed by the burg
lars lost the entire sum, his all. Mon
day Mr.. Dullnig paid TO Mr.. Handy the
entire amount, without reserving one
cent, and made Mr.. Handy particularly
happy again. Mr.. Dullnig was not bound
legally to reimburse Mr.. Handy for his
loss but did so from his own convictions
of honesty and justice.
~ Colonel John A. White, Of the Bal
cones ranch, has just returned from
CUncho county, where he put 1000 sheep,
late purchase, on the trail for Crockett
county. The old sheepmen who have
been waiting for the sign, to get right,
are getting In their work. About the
time these old timers get good-sized
boom, and get ready to sell, new
crowd Of fools will have grown up ready
to buy, while the boom ia on. And still,
some men are called lucky.
PERSONAL.