San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-12


back tonight.
BE sure and come out. oil OF We. to-
night to the railroad meeting. Last
call.
Taylor Wilson, charged with chOk-
ing cOlOred boy with a lariat, proved
an abb and WAS discharged.
Emil Guenr her, the architect, pro-
poses to open school of instruction in
architecture.
-Thad c. Beall is in the city from
Austin, and this time is accompanied by
his bride, nee Miss CarOthers, OF that city.
"A dead colt is lying in front of John
Miller's store on South Flores street
Sanitary inspector No. |.
The next attraction at Mission gar
den will probably be large orchestra
from New Orleans, entirely of ladies.
Miss Amelia Huck is taking vaca-
ton from her work behind Mic Tengg's
counters.
Alderman II. l.. Degener and family
left Saturday with Mr.. Duerler and fam
lily for Kerryille.
Fred Steinbach, Of the San Pedro
springs, mOurns the loss OF some solid
understandings; cause, the boys say, he
didn't wet them.
Mr.. J. A. Creaser, the newly-ap-
pointed conductor on the Arkansas Pass
railroad. took out his first train this
morning to Beeville.
Miss Matilda Effenberger celebrated
her Goth birthday anniversary last night
on Lavaoa street.
Mayor Pro Tenn Schreiner has or
deTed Madison street, Fourth ward, to
be cleared OF the brush.
A lawn party at Major Summers,
U. S. government headquarters, Satur-
day night.
The Isabella Home committee meet
at the Maverick hotel at $3.50 a. m. on
Wednesday morning.
The Rev. Or. Scudder Is engaged to
address the Chatauqua society, at San
Marcos, during the coming month.
Early Smith, the boy who broke his
jaw when thrown from his horse on
Houston street, Is so far recovered as to
dispense with medical advice.
-Trevinio Coy, who killed Il negro at
Floresville recently, turns out to be
Juan Coy, a hard character well-known
in San Antonio.
The thrilling drama, "Wrecked at
theatre tonight, with Berkely as lead
ing man supported by Miss Annie How
ard.
Mr.. G. II. Leach, stenographer tele-
grapher and caligrapher Of the Arkansas
Pass road, celebrated his 9th birthday
yesterday.
Misses Agnes Steinle and Emma
Wolfe, of Austin, are in the city visiting
Mr.. George Schroeder's family on East
Commerce street.
Mr.. Ii. M. Dalton, 209 West Com
merce street, leaves this evening for FL
Paso, where he goes in the interest OF
his Lock and Safe company.
Several of the late arrivals at the
Belknap armory, were ingloriously
"soused" with buckets OF water placed
artistically over the door last night.
A farewell party was given at Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Jones' residence at the
Alamo Cement factory last night. They
leave to-day to visit northern and east
ern cities.
L. Wolfson gave 1850 In addition
to his former subscription to the north
western extension to-day. Judge De-
vine has not subscribed at all.
Little Fay" son of Mr.. Charles
Smith, on Goliad street, who has been
quite low for the past two months, is
now rapidly improving under the treat
ment OF DR.. Weathers.
Major Fry is bowed down with q
grief that heeds no sympathy. His pet
parrot, "Poll," which he has owned for
80 years, was stolen by a Mexican last
week and has not yet been recovered.
From gentleman just from Galveston
II is learned the captain Of the Galveston
Light Artillery is sick and there ia a
prospect of that company not being able
to enter the competitive drill.
Married.: Yesterday evening at 5
o'clock at the residence of Porfiria Rodi-
riquez, near the cement factory, Justice
Adam united Juan Rios and Julia
Franco in the bonds Of matrimony.
Sanitary inspector for ward No
must be out In the country; an order has
been on his slate two days at the police
station and the ward needs attending to
badly.
Major Converse has proposed to the
fire department that II the old fire en-
CINE of company No. is given in charge
Of the Sunset hose company, and kept at
the Sunset depot, he will send 1t to Har-
risburg and have 1t thoroughly repaired
and Overhauled at the railroad shops
there.
Ed. Wheat is the negro mentioned
In another column, for knocking down a
Mexican on Nueva street. He was ar
rested later, but as 1t was proven to
| Capt. Shardien that Wheat was imposed
upon, the man was allowed to 60.
"A. G. Wilson left home yesterday
and has not returned. and colored man
who attends to his house fears he has
been foully dealt with by a man who
| threatened to kill him some time ago,
Mr.. Wilson lived out near the Sunset
| depot.
A man living on Blum street thought
he saw burglar prOwling In front Of his
house this morning about 2 O'Clock, and
| got out his pistol. He was about to turn
1t loose when he saw woman's dress
| fluttering in the wind and he withheld
fire. The couple acted very suspicious
| ly, and when hailed, ran away rapidly.
Officer Van Alstyne this morning
arrested q man named j. l.. Ross, for
cruelty to animals. He tied his horse
early yesterday morning on Dolorosa
street near the Southern hotel and
allowed the brute to remain there In
the hot sun all day and until IL O'Clock
last night without any care.
"A young Frenohman, employed in
delivering bread In two-wheeled cart,
drove over the street-car track corner
East and Matamoras streets yesterday
and was iolted out. His shoulder was
dislocated and his face badly cut. He
was taken to Santa Rosa hospital.