San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-05-13

! tUlOuk VI ulhIIlhkt NfEltlhhl tNtilIll
between Hugh Griffith and :. Ortiz.
The LIGHT is informed that Suther
land Springs is enjoying quite boom Il
health and pleasure resort, and IL beini
improved accordingly.
A great many tickets to the min
strel entertainment tonight have beer
sold and reserved, and crowded hOus'
Is sure to greet the boys.
-Kinahan's specially: DevOtes hi
whole time to the fish trade; eithe
gulf or fresh water fish; cut and steakeC
to order to suit purchasers.
"A large vacant lot between Acequis
and Soledad streets, near the High
school. is used by the ladies in neighbOr
ing residences as CrOquet lawn.
MIR Joe Dewitt, formerly popular
young San AntOnian, Is In the city again
! on visit He is now stationed at FOTl
Clark In the merchandise business.
Bon Ton Club hop, composed Of
Madame DOnaldsOn's late scholars, will
give their first regular weekly hop al
Arbeiter Verein hall Friday, May a.
Mr.. Dick Tommins. better known as
big Dick" who won fame and friends
while behind the White Elephant bar,
as "mixer," is in the city from FL PasO'
MIR. Charles Ogden and his beautiful
and accomplished bride held brilliant
reception for their friends at their resi-
dence, on Lexington avenue, last even
ing.
d. T.. Anderson, contractor for the
new court house at Kerrville, is in the
city. Reports Kerrville and vicinity as
prosperous and having had plenty of
rain.
A woman with small family DESTROYS
of quiet home In good location near
| plaza. who will cook for three, can hear
OF such place by applying at 3O3 Ave
nue. f. 5-l2-3t
A certain handsome Young druggist
WAS very much Oyerreached last night in
an affair of the heart by a handsome
young lawyer. Hard to beat, are these
lawyers.
Mr.. William Kypfer, popular
young salesman OF this city, is ut pres
ent absent selling goods TO the mer-
chants of the little towns east of San
Antonio
The Local Council of Catholic
knights OF America will rPgale the State
Council of this order, now in session,
with banquetting feast at Meyers Hall
this evening.
City Attorney Galley Newton is
quite humorist, and often prOvOkes
the court to hilarity by the facetiOus
manner in which he prOsecutes the
b-doys and giddy danes
Where were the police between 10
and IL O'Clock last night when drunken
cowboy rode up and down kingsbury
street, Second ward, yelling like mad,
and firing his six shooter?
-Kinahan, in the fish trade during the
800 days of the year; Galan street,
south OF and opposite the San Fernando
cathedral, between Main and Military
plaZas, on street car line. 5-l3-tf
Mr.. A. Heusinger, 3l2 Military
plaza, Is the sole agent for the Dain
Automatic hay stacker and gatherer.
one of the greatest labOr-saving ma
chimes now in use by the farmers.
VIM. Searcey, II lit IL colored boy,
who Is universally recognized as con-
cOnsummate little william, is on trial in
the District court to-day on charge OF
stealing watch and chain from a lady.
-KiRahan says that in opening up the
summer fish trade that he will keep
choice variety of gulf and fresh water
fish on hand Of all kinds and at bottom
prices, which will bear no competition.
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. j-5-tf
Hon. j. ii. Copeland and other law
yers have returned from Austin, where
they attended Supreme Court. John
made his first oral argument before the
Supreme bench in the POrfert damage
case.
-Kinahan, the veteran fish dealer,
claims that he is the first dealer that has
shipped fish over the 5. a. Il A. p. X. r..
He received two shipments Saturday
via Pacific Express Company. Good for
Kinahan.
The minstrel performance by the
local militia, for the benefit of their COM
panies, occurs tonight at the Turner
hall. The entertainment promises to be
really meritOrious and should be lib
orally patronized.
-Schramm. a barkeeper on Crockett
street and Alamo plaza, received a Sc
we're drubbing yesterday afternoon at
the hands of an old negro known as
Tom" From all accounts the negro
was right in his quarrel.
Jesus Fuentes and DarSp Ximenes,
in the county Jail as United States pris
oners on charges of smuggling, were re-
leased this morning by order Of the Fed
eral grand jury, no Indictment having
been found against them.
"A young lady from Bastrop, Miss
Rubbell Nicholson, died this morning
at Mrs. Lockhart's boarding house, on
Soledad street, from the effects of a sur
gical operation. The remains will be
shipped to Bastrop at o'clock this af-
ternoon.
John Cavanaugh is announced as
candidate for the Office of Street Com
missioner. JOHNNY is San Antonio boy,
is we'll acquainted with the condition of
our streets, and promises, If he is chosen,
to do his best to keep some of them IN
good order.
William Graham was arrested this
morning on the SaladO by Deputy Sher-
i'll Ed. Stevens, on charge OF horse
theft. He gave $1,000 bond when
brought to the CITY and was released.
His bondsmen are George Schroeder and
j. r. Rice.
"A party OF young fellows were
serenading their girls last night in the
Fourth ward. The girls thought there
was nothing sweeter in vale or In grove
than music at midnight from lips that
we love" hence the boys escaped with
out being scalded.
Some time ago $1,000 was appropri.
ated for graveling and ditching Camden
street, and others; one days work BY
the pillow and scraper would have saved
the wash-out Of the last rain. WHY
don't the city make the ditch and allow
II Lranah To l.