San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-22
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.
Mr. r. T. Barbour has been quite i'll
recently, but Is oOnvalescing.

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al Camp Rice, Texas.
The parents Of the waif, Pearl Fow-
Ter. have been heard from and claim
she ran away from home.
DO not forget the meeting at the Y.
NJ. G.. A. rooms this evening for the pur-
pose of organizing benevolent assOcia-
ton.
The Madison Square Presbyterian
church congregation have granted their
pastor a months vacation. beginning
July |.
The very worst cases of rheumatism
and neuralgia are speedily cured by St.
Jacobs Oil
"A boon to sufferers from bronchitis
is Red Star Cough Cure. No poisOns or
Opiates.
When you want lirst-class job work
at reasonable rates, call at the LIGHT Of
flee.
Prohibition was defeated in Alta
scOsa county on the 18th, by a majority
Of l47 votes.
Mr.. Il. Jesse has secured building
permit to erect brick dwelling on the
west side Of Presa street, to cost $1,000.
Ditch Commissioner Wilkin, of the
west side, reports several of the little
bitches below irrigation as drying up.
Charles Thurman was fined s. by the
recorder this morning for beating and
striking Robert Berger.
City Detective 4. j. Hughes, who
has been suffering from a sprain, was
able to be down town to-day.
Miguel Perales, aged nine months,
died yesterday in the First ward from
meningitis.
C. J.. Hunter has secured building
permit TO erect a lumber addition to his
dwelling on the east side of San Pedro
avenue, Second ward, for 500.
Mr.. Z. w. Richardson wore four
rings on one finger, One-a ruby riHg-is
missing. and he Is anxious to find out
who's got it. 1t belonged to his best
girl.
Sneak thieves visited the residences
OF Mr.. Efron and Mr.. Hause on Romano
street Sunday night, but did not find
much to scoop in.
The steam street roller was removed
from Goliad street yesterday afternoon,
across Alamo plaza, to the street work
on avenue ID.
jesse Franklin and Whey High
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock by JUS
tice Adam.
The LIGHT staff to-day drank to the
health Of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Week, in
wine sent by that gentleman, on the
safe arrival Of his newly-born infant.
Work has begun IN earnest on the
new opera house, the first old shed OF
the many now occupying the opera
house site being taken away yesterday
afternoon.
S. S. Floyd, formerly clerk at the
Central hotel, arrived last evening from
Comfort. He has been sOjourning there
for his health's sake.
The Mission Garden Bowling club
was again victorious over the Turner
club last night in their first match game,
of the three 10 be played.
r. II. Hunstock, of the firm of
Orynski & Co., who has gone to Mexico
on business, and the firm is already busy
filling orders from him.
Two prominent citizens used very
bad language and fought each other on
the sidewalk In front of Mr.. HertZberg's
jewelry store yesterday, on Commerce
street. No arrests, of course.
-Lenor, the little child of MIR. Eugene
Navarro, aged two years, died this
morning from teething commissions, at
its fathers residence, in the First WARD.
Mr.. Navarro is half-brother of Mayor
Callaghan.
Mr.. Robert Summerlin will be mar
ried next Wednesday evening, at the
brides residence, on South Flores street,
to Miss Bessie, daughter of the late DIR.
L. Il. Van Der Hoeven.
"A copy of the LIGHTS bid on city
printing, wherein bid was made for
printing the city ordinances and other
pamphlet work at 80 and rs cents per
page, were exhibited to both Aldermen
Gallagher and Mackey, who, with Al
derman French, clicked" against leav-
ing the matter with the mayor TO give
out.
d. TrusOn and ii. Brown, two young
men were arrested at the Springs,
charged with being disorderly and rails
ing row at that place last Saturday
night. The recorder dismissed them
this morning as it could not be proven
positively that they were the guilty
parties.
Frank Reidep was before the re-
corder's court this morning, charged by
the sanitary inspector of the Second
ward with keeping hogs inside the
limits, forbidden by the city council.
Reiden begged of, promising to abate
the nuisance.
Professor Mueller, an eccentric old
German living in the Third ward, left
the city very suddenly and mysteriously
last week, and the only clue to his in
tentions or whereabouts is that he told
some friends that he was going TO walk
to California.
internal dissensiOns arose In the
Times business office this morning be-
tween p. ii. Tsnsey and }. A. Appler,
both employees Of the paper, in which
the former came out decidedly second
best. The cause of the trouble was n
question Of authority.
Thomas Gonzales carelessly drove
into q city scavenger cart yesterday.
No doubt he felt like the man who
caught pelecat, and was sorry for IL,
but he was more than sorry this morn
Ing when Peter fined him So in the re-
corder's court.
"A man who gave the name of J. W.
Martin was found In Turner hall yard
this morning in very drunken condi-
dition, by police officer and taken to
the bat cave. His face and head bore
several cuts and bruises and he claimed
that he was drinking last night and
somebody beat him up and robbed him.
His case was dismissed.
In the recorders court this morning
Justice Peter Shields made an excep,
tional ruling in filming q man named
Meyer during the trial OF a cOlored
man patar ScOft Who was hainu triad
for using insulting language toward