San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-11-15
LIGHT FLASHES.
And Other News Items Picked Around
Town BY Our Reporters


preach at Mount Zion Baptist church to
night.
Mr.. Fred G. Haueisen has announced
himself in the columns Of the LIGHT as O
candidate for the office OF city collector
Officer Setfel had four n rests to at
tend TO in the recorders court this morn
ing.
Assistant Pound Master EsparZa car
do rs good police duty his he can catch
ing cattle, and does 1t.
Say, Terry, how is Whit? Hope we
will get an invitation.
1l-l5-lt d. Y. and d. X.
Mr.. A. b. Cloyd is in from Williamson
county after couple OF cars of good
mares to breed jacks.
"A young lady desires situation in
an office or store as clerk or cashier. Ad-
dress, b." this office. ll-l5-lt
-"GoIng to see the cook is no great
offence. "-Recorder Shields IN police
court today.
Officer Heitgen had four arrests to
his credit on the police books this morn
ing.
Mr., Lum Mccoy, the bsrkeeper who
had his hand cut severely with glass,
is cOnyalesent.
Judge Turner reconvened the fed
eral court at this afternoon and began
the criminal docket.
Major c. c. CressOn will remove TO
his new residence, on Government hill,
next Saturday.
A grand ball followed the public in
stalIaIiOn Of colOred Odd Fellows at
Krisch's hall Saturday night.
The |. Il G. n. train was three and
bali hours late in arriving Saturday
night.
i he ZOZo company left for Calves
ton late Saturday night in II special
train.
$. J. Paul's Italian String band are
PR pared to furnish music for ball, par
ties, weddings, etc. Address 406 North
Flores street. ll-l5-lm
MIR. W. C. Webb, the injured drug
gist, is reported to day as being greatly
improved in condition and hopes of his
ultimate recovery are entertained.
The idea of a refrigerator at San An
tonic is spreading among stockmen. 1t
is II matter that interests our business
men as we'll
"A negro porter at the st. Leonard
hotel dropped heavy trunk on his foot
Sunday, ana is now walking lame. The
trunk was not injured.
The foundation for Col. A. Belknap's
new residence In the Second ward is
completed and the brick work will be-
gin as soon as the rain allows.
"A man from the Medina was thrown
from his horse on our streets Saturday
evening, and suffered very severe
bruises Of his shoulders and side.
Horse stock are lower at San Anto-
MO than for years. Horses are selling at
S25, that year ago would have brought
S35, and two years ago, would have sold
for $50.
w. w. Barnum's circus and menag-
erie exhibited Sunday afternoon in the
rear of Kalteyer's drug store. Quite
rare collection of spiders and other fero-
cious animals were exhibited.
AT st. Mary's Catholic church Sun
day morning, Rev. Father McGraw an
nOunced that religious jubilee and re-
vival would be commenced in this
church next month.
ST. Pau's memorial church on Gov
eminent Hill was well attended at Sun
dav services yesterday. The choir of
this church is good, particularly the
soprano and tenor. The bass while not
very heavy, sang very correctly.
MIR. Chas. III. Brown, after a short
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Hart, started
home for Detroit this morning. Charley
has picked out wife in the city and
will be married in February next.
"A Commerce street merchant who is
in tn, habit Of beating his children so
numerically and cruelty, In the rear of
his store, Is being severely condemned
by his neighbors.
Considerable indignation is ex-
pressed among the merchants and labor
Ing classes in regard to the dismissal OF
Inspector OF Weights and Measures
Helligmann.
Master Henry Half will have
birthday celebration next Saturday
afternoon at the residence of his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. S. Half. on Goliad street,
for which the invitations have already
been issued.
MIR. Jas. p. Hickman, proprietor of
the southern hotel, received telegram
this morning from W. A. Morrow, of
HillsbOro, Ohio, requesting him to have
the body Of the unfortunate suicide, j.
F. Morrow, embalmed and shipped to
Hillboro at his expense. He is evident
ly a relative Of the deceased.
"A fight, or rather two fights. &C.
Cured at COtulla Saturday night be-
twe cen Joe Cotulla, a successful candi-
date, and Peters, unsuccessful candi-
date, and Capt. Bell Irving. 1t is said
Cotulla was badly used. Fists were the
weapons used.
Jim Peterson and Jim Medley, two
frOlicsOme cOons. were pulled in Satur-
day night by Officer Heitgen because
they were drunk and disturbing the
people in the neighborhood of Milan
Square. They fired off a pistol and one
OF them will answer this charge before
the recorder tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Henry Hoecke celebrated his
birthday anniversary Saturday, and re-
ceived among other presents, box con-
tanning a very mysterious gift from an
unknown donor. Henry would like to
see the realization of the idea conveyed.
AT the meeting Of the city council
this afternoon several important matters
will come up, among them the election
OF an alderman for the Fourth ward to
supply the place of ex-Alderman Nc
Allister, the report Of the committee to
establish the eight wards Of the city
And it is said an attempt will be made
to discharge some more city employees In
the interest Of economy (?)
Justices Courts.