San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-12

/ Hill.
Visitors are not allowed to climb TO
| the roof of either the Mission COncep-
! ciOn or San Jose.
George Mccormick and Frank COuch
| will be on trial next Wednesday in the
the District court.
Travis Park concert at 6 O'Clock this
afternoon. Send over some benches,
Messrs. Aldermen.
Herman Kampmann is the newly
chosen President Of the Lone Star
Brewing association.
That keg of beer between J.. MahCke
and George Schroeder will be drank to-
night at Mission garden.
The cases against the keepers Of
dizzy -Orderly houses are set for Tuesday
next in the District court.
The Second Mission, San Jose, is fall
ing rapidly into decay. Something in
the way Of repairs should be done.
There will be match game of nine
pins between the Fourth Ward Bowling
Club and picked nine of Mission Bowl
Ing Club at Peltzer's Garden tonight.
Col. Belknap has been heard from at
New York. He says the climate does
not agree with him, and has had the
Professor Tremaine's picture travels
closed at the Casino last night. The
Professor thinks of giving another exhi-
bitiOn of his pictures ere leaving the
city.
Sporting item-Howell Rice and
William Kingsbury, Esqs., made the trip
from the Breckenridge enclosure (head
Of river to the city, by boat. recently, in
six hours.
A woman with small family DESTROYS
of quiet home in a good location near
plaza. who will cook for three, can hear
Of such a place by applying at 3O3 Ave
nue. f. 5-l2-3t
The coffee stands at the market
house were making too much money by
opening at | O'Clock in the morning, and
have been ordered not to open before 3
a. M, hereafter.
A young gentleman fell to the
ground in an epileptiC fit this morning
in front of the POstOffice. He was kindly
cared for at Dreiss' drug store and was
soon resusitated.
A reception will be given by the
Young Mems Christian association next
Tuesday evening, at the Casino hall, at
which addresses will be delivered by
prominent citizens.
AT the local minstrel entertainment
on Thursday night Mr.. Oakley will
render beautiful waltz song, entitled,
When the Spring Time Comes Again"
composed by himself.
The description of Black Friday in
San Antonio, published in the state
ment" yesterday, has been pretty gen
orally read and many inquiries are made
as to who is the author.
There was real hard down fist
fight at the Sunset depot this morning,
between two negro men, without seri-
Gus injury to either. \ "cullud lady"
was at the bottom of it, as usual.
Some OF the boys have rugged up
sort of skeleton craft which they call
water bicycle" 1t is easily propelled,
and when perfected, they claim, it can be
made to go 30 miles an hour.
There was an impromptu beer BAN
quet in front of the City Weighers Of
flee this morning by lot of country
men. They were very hilarious and the
beer stood no show, whatever.
If you need anything in dry goods,
clothing, boots, shoes, and hats, put one
hand on your pocket-boOk and the other
hand on your heart and go down to A.
Kahn q Co. Their prices will astOnish
you. 5-5-tf
Charley Ogden's COmmendable eX-
ample in committing matrimOny is said
to be having a good effect on some of
his brother members Of the bar. 1t is
thought two or three will follow suit in
the near future.
Mr.. William VOtaw, a former resi-
dent of San Antonio. and one Of its
wealthiest and best citizens, has rented
a residence on Avenue b, and will again
temporarily reside here for the purpose
of sending his children to school.
There was fat mans race at Muth's
garden yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Muth
winning, with Chris Miller second.
They were much out of wind at the
close, but Immediately filled the vacuum
with beer Five we're in the race.
"A prominent member of the order OF
the Knights of Labor in this city is to be
tried by his Assembly on the charge of
conspiracy to use his influence (?) for the
sum of $1,000 to carry the knights of
Labor vote for the ring candidates.
The Rifles had an interesting re-
hearsal of their minstrel performance
last evening at the Turner Hall. The
entertainment includes many interest
ing features, anu fine spectacular first
part. 1t occurs on Thursday evening.
The Grand Army of the Republic,
under whose auspices are the Decora-
tion Day ceremonies, have invited the
Albert Sidney johnson Camp of ex- Con-
federates to participate with them with
the privilege OF designating the orator.