San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-21

A street car driver was attacked 10y some
negro rOughs on the Flores street car line sat
urday night
The san Antonio Rifle team for Ihmpasas
got on in fine style yesterday morning accom-
panied by the good wishes OF all their friends
for their success.
A party Of stOckmCn from Kendall county,
consisting OF Mrs>r~ McDuUgtuI, OutOn, Count
Won IirUndenst,in, Crosby. Nlliord ana others
are in the city.
The family of Mr. A. Rruni aud few
friends piCmckcd ON the SHiadn yesterday.
On Saturday night Justice Adam
tied the matrimonial knot of Henry ALI
bright and Miss Mary StOmer.
A lady on North Soledad street an
nOys her neighbors very much by whip
ping her children numerically.
Miss Nettie NOyes, Of the High
school, has resigned TO take a position
with the new academy.
The Fourth Ward Bowling club en-
jOyed a grand picnic near the First mis-
sion yesterday.
Mr. Ygnacio GOrtari has returned
from New Braunfels, ana reports having
bad a fine time.
There will be no concert at the Mis-
sion garden, tonight but will continue
from tomorrow night.
J. +. Labatt has received telegram
from his wife in Galveston that his little
daughter is improving.
Dave KOenigheim was in the city
last week and is looking fine. He says
that there is nothing like ranch life.
Summers garden was much fire.
quented yesterday by thrOngs of young
and old enjoying the shade of the large
rose arbors and the dense china trees.
From a,telegram received by Mr..
Simon Fest Jr., yesterday, 1t announced
that Mr.. 5. Fest Sr. and wife, have ar
rived at San Francisco, in good health
and spirits.
Mr.. Nicolas Mailhes, ST., celebrated
his 59th anniversary last Saturday and
at night was serenaded by Mr.. Eli
Armand and q number of other friends.
One Of our popular city policemen,
who formerly spOrted a fine diamond
stud, sports 1t no more. Wonder where
it is
An Italian run wheel of his wagon
yesterday morning and came to grief at
the corner of Alamo and Commerce
streets.
Mrs. II. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs c. +.
FrOmmer ana few friends, enjoyed a
fine country supper out on the ranch
last night, and breskfasted on birds and
other good things this morning.
colonel Paddy Fields fine Irish
game cock, whipped out all the brag
chickens at the pit yesterday, and came
out without losing single feather.
1t is rumOred that the grand jury
have indicted couple Of officials, who,
ii is said, are each about $1,000 short in
their accounts.
Prof. Harry Guenther, who fell and
fractured his leg the morning he was
leaving for Milwaukee, is again able to
be up and intends to leave for home this
week.
Members of Alamo lodge No. 30, |.
o. g. T., will meet at X. OF 7. hall
Dullnig building, at $50 O'Clock tO-mor-
row evening. W. L. Pancoast, W. G. 4.
The Kaizer Troupe of Tyrolean Singers
will be at San Pedro Springs every night this
week.
-LOst-Saturday June 10, a gold ear
| ring, quarter OF dollar. Suitable re-
ward if returned to this office. Mrs.
Turquand, 232 South Alamo street.
Sam johnson raised his new flag
staff at his residence on Victoria street
yesterday afternoon, and afterwards in
dulged with his friends in quiet little
celebration Of the event.
A cOlOred woman at the springs
Saturday night gave her husband first
class lambsstlng for escorting another
cOlored woman home, and leaving her
10
seemed to have no bearing upon the
! matter.
Charles WurZbach, Charles Beck
mann and Rimbold Becker threw ties at
Joe Hermann's saloon Saturday night at
the rattle for the Storbeck cork pictures
OF the missions.
The cool breeze and cooler beer at
Muth's pavilion on Government hill YES
terday afternoon, drew quite a number
OF prominent San AntOnians to this pop
ular resort.
Miss Katie WurZbach, the little
daughter of our county judge, cele brated
her 18th anniversary yesterday with a
party OF little friends at her fathers resi-
dence, on 9TH street.
An old negro servant of the late
General K. o. c. Ord. appeared at the
Emancipation celebration last Saturday
dressed In the full uniform of a major.
general Of the United States army, the
same having been east off suit given
him by the general years ago.
The ST. Joseph r. X. Benevolent so
ciety had a full and enthusiastic meet.
ing vest erday. Seven new members
were admitted to membership and the
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