San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-09-27

lives, and will hit back hard before the
election is over.
"A Kahn & Co, gives every customer
that purChaaes one dollars worth OF
goods a free ticket in their grand
Christmas free distribution, The pres
ents they give away are something
really. handsomer A full list of the
prizes will be published in the LIGHT,
shortly.
Now Is YOUR CHANCE Every candl-
date paying for one years subscription
to the DAILY LIGHT, will be given 1000
election tickets free. II
Wanted: Fifty mere candidates TO
run for oflice-lndependent, Secret
Leaguers. Fusion or Straight. Ten
dollars each. II
The shooting of Mr.. Den Howe at
the Fashion is something marvellous.
The San Antonio Gun clubs would do
well to get Mr.. Howe to give them a
few lessons in the art of shooting.
The curtain will be dropped for few
minutes at the close of each act in the
drama Joshua Whitcomb, at the
Fashion theatre tonight. The au-
dience will keep their seats.
Harry Baum is back again after an
extended trip through California, Ore
gon, Utah, New York. aratoga and 9th
er pleasure resorts. While Harry was
bent on pleasure, he At the same time
kept his best right eye open for business,
and says he has made arrangements to
supply the whole country with fine
wines and liquors.
Tom NORM did not pay much atten-
ton to the mayor at Krisch's hall Satur-
dhy night, when the latter placed his
hand over Toms mouth, TO prevent his
crying against the ring" Tom threw
it of and cried louder.
"A large package of cayenne pep
per, powdered, was thrown on the Da-
shell side of the KrisCh hall meeting
Saturday night. What was it intended
fOr-to keep voters from crossing over
Some ashes and Goals Carelessly
placed in box near Charlie Hummels
fence on King William street, early Sat
urday night, caught fire and would have
burned the fence, had not some pessers
by extinguished the fire.
Two women, formerly in good sOCie-
ty, were quietly asked to leave an Ave
nue. G boarding house last week, because
of alleged illicit intercourse with two
bachelor neighbors.
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night last at San Pedro springs by the
pupils of Madame DOnaldsOn's dancing
class. The medal hop is set for Satur-
day night next at Turner hall.
There will be a sOciable next Thurs
day evening at the residence of Rev. W.
b, Preston, pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. The residence is
located at the northeast corner of San
Pedro Avenue and Elmira street.
Everybody is welcome to attend.
Deputy Sheriff Walter Beck had a
saddle stolen from his gallery last night,
and it is not likely he will hear of it
again.
1t is stated that a gang of Mexicans
came in from the country Saturday night
about dark, and put up their horses in
the vacant lot back of the Dwyer home
stead. The MeXicans did not leave until
| or 2O'clock in the morning. OF course
they came in to see the fun!
Deputy Sheriff f. o. Stevens placed
in Jail to-day Conductor ii. Ii. Smith,
surrendered by his bonGSmen and
charged with ENLIGHTENMENT; the negro,
Henry Shepard, indicted by the grand
jury for murder; and j. +. Gildea, alias
Jimmie, the Duck, for robbery.
William Harrison, negro, pleaded
guilty before the recorder this morning
for striking his wife over the head with
u wash-bOwl. The recorder only fined
him So.
Jacob LANCE and Chas. Had had a
little fight yesterday afternoon in front
of Charles restaurant on South Flores
street, because LANCE came there and
insulted him.
Fifteen cases were tried in the re.
cOrder's court this morning. One was
continued, six dismissed and $40 in fines
were assessed.
The LIGHT has received an invita-
ton to attend the opening of the Post
office Exchange pavilion for the winter
season, which takes place next Saturday
night.
Willie Garrison, q cOlored boy, was
before the recorder this morning for
striking Thomas McGee with a sauce
bottle, In restaurant at the Sunset
depot.
"A fight between a railroad man and
policeman occurred on Dolorosa street
Saturday night late. Cause, politics.
"A man named Barrera attempted to
assault another named Mariscal, at
was prevented from doing so by Captain
Shardein and others.
The two rooms back of the High
school we're opened for scholars this
morning, and now all the schools in the
city are in full blast.
Christian Speiser has secured per-
NIT to erect lumber dwelling on Knarp
street, Fourth ward, to cost 5000.
Superintendent Smiths buggy is
broken and the professor is walking to-
day.
"A. Scholz has rearranged his music
platform.
When certain city official appeared
on the platform at Krisch hall, Pat Doyle
said That red nose costs the city
$1,000 per year" The city official in
tended TO speak to the excited crowd,
but that settled him and he was silent.
The track laying on the San Antonio
Il Arkansas Pass railroad which has been
interdicted by the weather is now under
full swing again at all its branches.
MIR. b. +. Yoakum has left the city
to meet his wife who is returning home
visiting friends in St. Louis.
Policeman Massey, who was sent to
hrlscn'5 nan IN company Win 0tner
police to quell the alleged disturbance
at that place, told the mayor and CAST
anO some unpleasant truths.
Mr.. G. II. Leach and Mr.. Tucker
played private pantOmine business at
Brady's on Sunday. Owing to some
Misunderstanding as to detail Leach
now has his left eye in sling. That
door moved too suddenly the wrong
way. That's all.
The Belknap Rifles will elect officers