San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-04-03

-For sale.-Any one desiring to pur-
chase fine game cocks, Of the Robinson
stock, are referred to the undersigned,
who are the pOssessOrs OF a number OF
the above noted breed, and are anxious
To sell MS soon as possible owing to their
inability to take the proper care e'them.
All the cocks are in good fighting cOndi-
ton. SNIMS q SkMUELs,
3-3-4t Fashion Theatre.
Mr.. Jack Labatt received n carload
of line building material from Louisiana
in the form OF immense blocks OF rock
salt, which he will reserve for our big
cattlemen. who put il in their pastures
for cattle. 1t stands the weather much
better than other salt, and does not
waste.
--Found-A leather satchel with
small purse inside containing some
money and few articles OF jewelry.
The owner can get same by proving
property and paying for this notice. st
An aged paralytic was picked up
this morning on the street by police
man and taken to the police station,
from whence he will be transferred TO
the pOOr-hOuse.
A Mexican named Carsnja, who re-
sides west of the San Pedro, is phe-
nOmenal linguist. without instruction
or cultivation he Conyerses at the age OF
lG in English, German, French and ltal-
ian nuently, in addition to his native
language.
Barlow, Wilson 81 Rankln's min
strels are in town and appear at Turner
Hall this evening. The band played Sc
lectiOns from the "MikadO" during the
street parade this morning in mastery
style.
The Fourth Ward Bowling Club met
last night and decided to have prize
rolling on the last Sunday in April.
twenty-five members Joined the club
last night.
Three city hacks and harness for
sale. Hacks No. .. 3 and 6. newly painted
by Walker & Mackey, and in perfect or
der. Can be bought at a bargain. In
qure at Stock Exchange Saloon. 4-3-lw
The San Antonio Knight Templar
COmmandery has had considerable
work of late instruCting new candidates
for membership in their order.
+. II. MicklejOhn & Co. have taken
out two building permits for the cree
ton of an office, to cost $500, and a
warehouse, to cost $3.50.
Charles J. Granger, popular young
gentleman OF Houston, Is now pitching
and San Antonio.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society will
give a dramatic entertainment April IL
at CasiOnO Hall. Tickets are now being
rapidly sold for it.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will have a meeting
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
church.
MIR. Frank Ward now carries his
arm in sling, having tried to stop
foul ball in game of base ball up on the
hill.
The luscious strawberry was liberal
ly served to LIGHT reporters this morn
ing by Billy Reuter-.
reading Saturday evening'sLIGHT
you will learn what we have to say
Monday. G. Il. FRANK.
The International and Great North
ern train was very much delayed again
last night.
Fresh strawberries every day at
California Fruit Company. No. % Com
metce street. 1t
A nice business office can be rented
by applying to Il. b. johnson, at the
LIGHT office.
The jolly Twelve are arranging to
give a picnic next Sunday week, April
II.
Messenger Tom Maher, OF Wells Fargo
& Co.'S express, is in town to-day.
Mr.. w. II. DOdson has returned
from trip to Galveston.
All the picnics for tomorrow have
been postponed.
To-day is Mr.. A. r. stevens birth
day anniversary.