San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-02

-Wanted-A white servant girl. En-
quire at No 3l3 North street. II PCT
There va no meeting Ofthe Fair as
ISOLATION at the courthouse last night.
Cause-nO6ody came.
-Dullnig has got his stoye-pipe-hst-
wBterworks at work, and IL Is doing
well.
A full attendance OF the Belknap
Rifles Is requested at the aTmOry tonight
for the election Of officers.
Ernest Rische has bought a fine
Steinway piano for the new opera
house.
Miss Tillson, an English lady has
now charge Of the Orphans Home, vice
Mrs. Bssell, resigned.
Justice Barnes last night married
Montgomery Armstrong to Miss Pom
pOsa DiaZ.
Nine new locomotives are now on
the way here, to be used on the Arkansas
Pass railway.
The office of the late c. II. Nash lie
being removed to-day to ChabOt Il Cres-
sons office. Main plaza.
Collector CassianO has made a
full settlement with the county and the
state.
According to the comptroller's re-
port, Bexar county has more merchants
assessed at over 100000, than any other
county In the state.
"A movement Is on foot TO collect
subscriptions in aid OF the Irish cause in
accordance with President FitZgersld's
circular.
The Fashion Theatre company have
taken out permit to erect al addition
TO their theatre, on the west side OF
Military plaza, First ward, to cost $3.50.
Messenger Joyce, Of Wells Fargo
Express company, has had his hair
trimmed, for reasons best known to the
boys.
Messenger FOlger is dressed up and
is turning out full set of cute little
burnsides. The Wells Fargo boys don't
who what 1t means. He has found
new bOardi & house.
Contractor Hoffman says that his
contract does not call for the completion
of the opera hOuee before January !, but
he expects TO have 1t ready for opening
cd the goth inst.
Governor Ireland, who is hunting
the deer and other game out near Millett
station, sent home two deer to-day per
Pacific express, which he had killed.
General Baylor. of Uvalde county,
has some specimens of ore containing
iron and silver, now at Russell's store
on Commerce street, which he has Sc
cured from his ranch.
Federal Judge Turner was occupied
to-day in hearing the argument in the
case in equity of ChabOt VS.. Martin
Muench a. Il others Court will likely
adjourn Tomorrow, as the business of
the term is about over.
Rev. w. B. Preston. OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, leaves for the
annual meeting of the Texas PresOytery
on next Tuesday. His sister, Miss Fan
ME Preston, who has been spending the
fall and winter here, leaves with him TO
spend the holidays at her home in jeff
ersOn.
The wedding of Mr.. John Cox, day
clerk of the Southern hotel, to Miss
Amelia LOvett, took place Wednesday
night at O'Clock, at st. Marks cathe-
dral, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. Dean Richardson. The affair was
very quiet only the friends and relatives
OF the bride being present.
Among those parties owning city
carts in the employ OF the sanitary de-
partment are Messrs. Jesus Hernandez,
Leonardo de OllOs. Santiago Villanueva,
Limo Sanchez and l.. MOgla. These
men do not drive their own carts, which
is contrary TO the ordinance.
"A fine rehearsal of the Beethoven
MaennerchOr was held Tuesday night
with larger attendance than for many
previous meetings. "arious COmmunica-
tiOns from singing societies throughout
the state, saying they would be here,
were received
Ferdinand Hertf, Jr., city treasurer,
will pay the city employees on Saturday,
December, 4th, as follows: School
teachers and janitors from 10 O'Clock to
u in the morning. Police department.
from 2:30 O'Clock p. m. to $3.50 o'clock p.
IN. Sanitary and fire departments
from $3.50 o'clock to O'Clock D. m.
Street commissioners department at 4:3O
O'Clock p. IN.
The watch, chain, locket and ring,
held by Emerson, as stolen property
from the colOred man Coleman, has been
identified as the property of coffee girl,
Bertha Feltin, who claimed her prop
erty this morning. Bertha says the
property was stolen from her. Mr.. En-
ersOn deserves credit for this recovery,
which shows his great perception of
character of whom he deals with and
also his diligence in the cause of jus.
tice.