San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-20

Deputy Sheriff YgnSciO Garcia says
no matter in which direction in the
country he may go to summon court
witnesses, partridges are to be seen in
endless quantity.
Grand opening at the Fashion thea
tire tonight.
Geronimo and his band were present
in miniature at Muth's garden yester-
day. Muth nailed their photos to post
and thus kept his word with his custom
ers, to show them the old murderer.
Grand opening at the Fashion thea
tire tonight.
-Messrs. Johns. Martin, Ed. Stoves,
Jr., Gus Crtzer and August Thiele
went out Saturday on an extended hunt.
The game market is therefore abund-
antly supplied to-day.
Grand opening at the Fashion thea
tire tonight.
The many San Antonio friends OF
Monroe Miller OF Austin, will be sorry
TO hear that he is mourning the loss OF
his niece, Miss Millican, who caught dip
iberia whilst visiting st. Louis, and died
there on Friday.
Grand opening at the Fashion thea
tire tonight.
Alderman Mackey will open fire on
the council this afternoon on the water
works question. He has found vacant
lot and an island near the head OF the
river, which no doubt will be drowned
out by the Breckenridge water in short
order.
Grand opening at the Fashion thea
tire tonight.
- Frank Carver or Brown struck w.
Bartlme over the head with beer glass
in Schools saloon last evening. Both
were arrested and the former was fined
So by the recorder this morning.
Grand opening at the Fashion thea
tire tonight.
MIR. w. w. Heron has just become
the father of his first baby, a fine II
pound boy, and Is already busy in
structing him in mysteries Of law and
democracy.
Seventeen deaths occurred last
week, according to the city physician's
record. OF these one occurred in the
country, produced by lightning.
"A young lady who recently Joined
the Baptist church, was immersed in
the baptsmal font at the First Baptist
church last night. A large cOngrega-
mon on Baptism was very able one.
Lost Yesterday from Kalteyer's
drug store, through Commerce and Ma
varro streets to DR.. Hertf7s residence,
gold headed cane, sc. S. TO f. "" on
or Hugo & Schneider. 1t
"A telegram was received from Mr..
Geo. II. Kalteyer in New York Satur-
day, stating that Mrs. Kalteyer and
daughter had arrived from Europe and
a return home would be Immediately
begun.
- Mr.. George Koesstersen is rejoicing
over the arrival Of boy at his residence
near San Pedro springs, last night.
Mother and child getting along comfort
ably.
The LIGHT is authorized to announce MIR.
WILLIAM HOEFLING, SR., as candidate for
reelection to the Office of County Commits
sioner for Precinct No. 3, at the election in No
Vember.
AT rattle of three rings at the
Stock Exchange Saturday night, F. b.
Cummins won the first choice on throw
of 46; Chas. Rose. second choice, throw
of 40; and Chas. Reany, third choice for
lowest throw.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Schmidt were
married last evening on Water street,
and were the mot very gratefully recip-
tents of a long drawn charivari from the
boys.
The father of one of the young
bloods Of this city receipted for tele-
gram addressed to his son this morning,
and thinking it was urgent business, in
the absence of his son, opened it and
read few words, signed by feminine,
dated from Dallas and saying
that the railroad ticket had been re-
ceived and she would be here tonight.
The boy learned too late, of the fix" he
was in and now don't know whether he
will meet her or the old man at the train
tonight.