San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-26

II he 'OalChsltu IuunDtE dIu Is at
its old stamping ground on East Com
meroe street, west OF Sunset railway.
The "Calcasieu Lumber Yard"
stands by its ''old flag" and is not
ashamed of the name under which 1t es-
tsbiished in 1888. 6-24-tf
The consolidated board of trustees,
X. Of L., will meet Tomorrow at 10
o'clock u. III. Full attendance requested.
Only two inmates of the county
poOrhOuse are on the sick list out of An
attendance Of forty.
See and hear the great Vienna
duettists at Mission garden tc-night and
tomorrow night.
An infant OF l.. A. JerrOld, aged two
days, died last Thursday in the Third
ward.
The editor OF the Chief does not
seem to be in love with Alderman Gal
lagher at all this week.
Stiffness in the limbs is sure to van
ish by the use of St Jacobs Oil, the con-
querOr OF pain.
The discovery of Red star Cough
Cure marks new era In the history of
medicine.
In laying the water pipes on Alamo
street this morRing pipe burst, and
one of the men was deluged with water.
A well defined rumor is out that the
Alamo mills are TO be transformed into
cotton factory, work to begin at once.
Go to the Mission garden tonight
and tomorrow night to see the great
farce.
Oscar Herchberg wants the papers
to apologize for writing him up for try
ing to beat his board bill.
The TyrOleans will sing at the San
Pedro springs tonight and tomorrow
night.
Colonel Belknap was able to be
about to-day, though still suffering
much from neuralgia pains.
Both manager Rische and the Tur-
ners will fight for their rights in the
Turner hall lease matter.
City Clerk Claudon and Mr.. James
7. NewcOmb had a war of words yester-
day, though no blood was spilled.
We notice that one hardware Arm
advertises, Best stove on earth"
Where are there any other stoves?
The Belknap Rifles will meet to-
night at their armOry to have their
measures taken for their new uniforms.
Mr.. G. Hellman, the wool-buyer,
left this morning on the |. & G. N, on
his way to Hartford, Connecticut.
7. W. CarriCO has received the con-
tract to build the additions to the resi-
dence of Mr.. G. Griesenbeck on Hill
street.
When the San Antonio Rifles return
tomorrow morning they should imme-
diately attend church and give thanks
for their success.
The Zingara lawn tennis club have
secured grounds on Austin street, by
kindness of Mrs. Meredith, and will play
there daily.
After mature elaboration Barnes
arrives at the conclusion that Gladstone
is greater statesman than Alderman
Conner. The sage of Beanyille, how
ever, need not be respondent.
An amendment to the charter of the
Lone Star Brewing association has been
filed at Austin. 1t gives the association
the power to establish branch offices
throughout the state.
The Temple Beth FL Literary
society will meet at the vestry rooms,
Sunday, June 9th, at 3 o'clock d. m.
Full attendance requested.
In the pool tournament at Clark's
last night between Mr.. II. Goodwin
Mitchell and Mr.. Hubbard, the former
won by IL to 8.
The High School Literary society
will meet on Monday evening next at
Miss Nettie Noyes' residence, on Dallas
street.
"A barkeeper at the Washington sa-
loon was struck on the head with rock
last night by young man with whom
he tried to settle an old grudge.
The contract for the removal of the
old buildings on Alamo plaza on the
site of the new opera house, will be let
with the contract for building the opera
house.
Il. & G. n. have changed their time
card again to go into effect to morrow,
The night train which has been getting
In at 10 O'Clock p. M. will now arrive at
1850 p. m.
"A boy at the Commerce street bridge
this morning amused himself nightly
by throwing ancient eggs into the river
and on the bridge.
The roaring farce to be given after
the concert at Mission garden Tonight
and tomorrow night, will make you
laugh.
Complaints are made of the old
Grenet building, at the corner of Crock
EFT and NacogdOches streets, which is
regarded 10 be in dangerous condition.
The Clawson and McDuff teams are
practicing in the rear of Clawson's
drug store, and threaten to become
formidable shoOtists. They aim to ex-
terminate rats and burglars.
The San Antonio Rifles return from
Lampasas tomorrow morning and will
be met at the International and Great
Northern depot by the Belknap Rifles.
headed by the Eighth cavalry band.
Macedonia park, on the Sunset rail-
way, formerly known as Medina park.
has been laid out into town lots and
every arrangement for the founding of
the town of Macedonia has been made.
Miss Josephine Stanley. Mrs. James
and daughters, including Mrs. Giles,
leave for New York per steamship
Comal on wednesday next. Mrs. James
intends spending the summer in Canada.
while Miss Stanley will go to the sea
side.
The second game at nine-pins pe-
tween the Turner and Mission GARDEN
Bowling clubs took place last night al
Turner hall alleys, and was won by the
Turner's by IA pins. The next and de-
Gliding game will be played next week
on the Mission alley.
Mr.. John Huxthall, and Mr.. TAYLOR
McRae, nephew Of the late Gov. John
j. McRae, Of Mississippi, left the CITY
this morning for Brentwood, Texas.
They formerly lived in Mobile, and are
first-class gentlemen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke, living near the