San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-02-15

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having an eplleptic fit in Schools saloon
After q full burst OF summer sun.
shine during the day, last night n cold
norther blew up with quite a sound and
roar.
The ball Of the Germania Lodge OF
the Knights and Ladies of Honor, will
take place on the 9th OF March at KrisCh' s
Hall.
DIR. Amos Graves, who has been
sick for some tine, is COnyalesCent and
will resume his professional duties in 3
day or two.
AT = meeting of "MikadO IL" last
evening, 1t was decided TO give q ball at
Casino Hall on Thursday evening, the
4th of March.
A pleasant excursion was taken by
a party Of young folks yesterday to the
missions. A large fOur-hOrse transfer
wagon was used.
On Saturday night the cOored ball
at krisch's Hall was largely attended,
and an enjoyable evening was spent by
those who attended it.
The Street Commissioner should
speedily remedy the holes and ruts In
the road from Houston street turntable
to st. Mary's street.
Otto Koehler, business manager OF
the Lone Star Brewery is still suffering
from the injuries he received when he
visited Floresyille.
Servant girl wanted Must come
well recommended and know how to
wash and iron. Good wages. Apply at
5Ol North Flores street. IT
Miss Rosa WOlcken celebrated her
birthday with party of her little friends
yesterday afternoon at her father resi-
dence on South Laredo street.
Efforts are being made to secure z
mass meeting of the people for the pur-
pose Of ascertaining the sentiment of the
public on the aldermanio question.
Justice Crawford has vacated the
courthouse and is now dispensing JUS
tice at the old Trueheart office, at the
corner OF Neramendi and Soledad streets.
Col. J. C. c. Lee. Of the Quartermas-
ter Department, advertises to-day for
proposals for the construction of new
administration building for the new
post.
Mr.. Emil Kuehn, a popular young
tailor and Turner Of this city, celebrates
bis 2ith natal anniversary this evening
with party of friends at the Turner
hall club rooms.
The Turner Hall orchestra last even
ing played happy selection of the
"MikadO' airs. Mr.. Richter, the
pianist OF the orchestra arranged it. 1t
will be repeated tonight.
The jury in the .Burkhart case de-
string to express their gratitude at the
courteous treatment they received at
the hands of Sh eritf Lewis, and wrote q
testimonial to that effect.
Mr.. Limburger has made an affidavit
against John FrOboese, alias Hardwich,
and Willie Boubel for stealing two trunks
containing articles valued at $500. This
robbery occurred some time ago.
The class for the study OF Past Bib
lcal History will meet in the vestry Of
the Temple Beth FL this evening at $50.
Subject of lecture: THE School Sys-
tenn Among the Ancient Hebrews"
Jim Edwards, a darkey man, filled
up on flicker" Saturday night and
created a disturbance at dance at
krisch's Hall. He was arrested and to-
day was fined 81 by Recorder Shields.
Yesterday afternoon the jury in the
Burkhart murder trial, delivered their
verdict after having been confined
nearly all the week. They rendered a
verdict of guilty and fixed the penalty at
70 years imprisonment.
1t may he interesting to lovers OF
that elegant dish, chili-con- carne, to
know that most Of the Mexican purvey-
ors OF that dainty, get the water they
use for cooking purposes out of the
often In front of San Fernando Cathedral.
The preliminary Moody and Sankey
meetings begin to. night, and will be held
during this week at the Trinity NJ. K.
Church, on Avenue c. The choir are
requested to meet promptly at 1880
O'Clock, tonight, at this church. Ser
vices begin at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Regina Beckmsnn on Saturday
evening received a diploma as honorary
member Of the Mendellsohn Association,
This presentation was made as token
OF the soclety's esteem for her life ser
vices In behalf Of the English
School. The diploma Is very artistic
piece Of work.
Virginia and Massachusetts, differed
as to sabbath observance, much as did
the Cavalier and Roundhead of English
bCah shlu III
Sunday school on Sabbath last. that in
as Christians kept the sab
bath Alright, they were watchful and at
tentive In other duties.
The diamond King camp has had
the quarantine raised on it and the men,
bers of it mingled with the citizens yes
terday. A LIGHT reporter in converse
ton with one of them was informed that
the last days sales Of the Lighthall rem
edies in Peoria, ILL.,. this season, amount
ed to the fabulous sum OF S4022 80.
AT the Arbeiter-ye Hall last
night night, an amateur dramatic per-
was given very creditably.
The piece selected beeing Popping the
Question, or a Marriage Proposition on
he Isle Of HeligOland." After the per-
Ormance dance was commenced,
which was continued until late hour.
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