San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-15

The Federal court will stand over
until Monday, although the grand jury
is yet in session.
The Lone Star Brewing company has
taken out building permit to erect an
ice-hOuse and bOttling works at cost Of
$4,000.
No business was transacted in
Justice Crawford's court. The judge
has not yet fully recovered from recent
illness.
A. KahE Il Co. do not give any
presents to their customers, but sell
goods cheaper than any other house in
San Antonio. 5-5.tf
"A full line of readymade dresses in
white batiste, seersuckers, lawns. etc, at
Madame Qninlan's, 22l and PIG Com
merce street. 5-l2-lm
The general" (?) has arrived from
his western tour among the Indians, and
says everything up there is dry. He
came back very dry" himself.
The beautiful days OF Aran JueZ to-
morrow, at Sommers' garden. Fine
music, concert and dance. Fine shade,
and superb refreshments of all kinds.
The explosion of an alcoholic paper
weight at Mic Tengg's bookstore day be-
fore yesterday, caused a loud report and
did some damage TO books and papers.
All the lady friends of Turner hook
and ladder company are requested to
attend the meeting at the parlOrs OF
Mrs. SchOlz this afternoon at O'Clock.
The little child of Mr.. Joseph De-
vine, and grandson of the Hon. j. ii.
French, is very sick and hardly expected
to recover, at the residence Of The latter.
The Statement, the printers organ.
appeared again yesterday, having missed
| one issue, and promises to stay and see
the end of all things. 1t IL little. but
loud.
One Of the attaches of Prof. Ire
names picture show claims to have
been robbed of a silver watch and collar
button. lie has reported the loss to the
police.
job lots Of ladies and misses fine
shoes and slippers from 30 cents to 81 80.
Greatest bargains ever offered in San
Antonio at Sullivan's, No. 2l9 Commerce
street. j-l4-tf
Meeting Of Typographical Union No.
lE2 Tomorrow Sunday at knights of
Labor hall. l.OsOya street, at , p. m,
sharp. Business Of importance to be
transacted.
AdoIph Schench, ut LerOuX Il
COsgrOve. received painful wound
yesterday, by cutting his hand with
Ratchet. An MD. was required to patch
up the wound.
The bOndsmen in the case of Henry
Newberry, who is under several indicG-
ments before the federal court, have sur.
rendered him to the United States mar
shall, and he is now in jail
The ditch on San Pedro avenue. in
the vicinity of the first switch, is clog
ged with green scum and decaying mat
ter, prolific with malaria and sickness.
1t should be cleaned or filled up.
There will be musical concert at
Muth's concert pavilion on Government
hill, tomorrow afternoon, from / until
7:30 O'Clock. There will be extra cars
run and ample accommodation for all.
-McAdOo, Schasse's popular young
drug clerk, has been perpetrating the
| following on his customers: q. Why lie
n cor-pupent Jew not weighty? A. Be
cause he is-real-ite. Pitiable Case, and
he Ia so young, too.
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 90 down to A.
Kahn Il Co. Their prices will astOnish
you. 5-5-tf
The street car line will haul you to
any Of the public gardens Tomorrow
evening and night until II o'clock.
just think of It; over a three-mile ride
can be had for ) cents. No reserved
seats. Every body invited.
Mr.. A. H. Chrichton, freight receiv-
ing clerk at the Wells Fargo Express
office, this city, has resigned his desk
and will take position on the road as
messenger. changing of with his broth
er, Will, who takes his desk in the office.
L. NJ. du Quesnay. Jr., for beating
and striking an auCtiOneer named
| George Pearson was fined $40 and costs
in justice Adams court this morning.
| The fight grew out of suit before the
| justice yesterday, in which Pearson sued
du Quesnay for Sll5.
In Justice Adams court this morn
ing Maggie Reed was fined $40 and costs
for beating and striking Blanche Deer
wood. Both women have been keepers
of brothels in this city, and the quarrel
arose because of a letter Blanche had
written concerning Maggie's real name,
past history, etc.