San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-10

The PostOfIloe Exchange saloon was
closed up yesterday on an attachment
Of rent.
Rabbi Lewinthal has removed from
the Hotel Maverick TO S23 avenue ID.
DIR. Tsrrill sports new handsome
buggy.
The Informal society club will have
another pleasure gathering at Major Ar
nold's on Friday, December II.
lillian has erected a very handsome
BARRIERS pole, red, white and blue, at
the postoilice corner.
The mixed chorus OF the Saengerfest
will not meet tonight, on account OF the
Bazaar. Next meeting Friday, Decem-
Der 18th.
San Pedro avenue is being graded
northwest OF the labor ditch and the car
line re.arranged 10 accordance with the
authorized lines.
The Knights and Ladies Of Honor,
OF lodge No. 1896, will hold their annual
election OF officers tonight at Firemen's
hall, on Market street.
-Wanted.-A young German and
wife want situations; man understands
general farm work and care OF horses;
wife is tirst-class cook. Address,
"MarrIed German" LIGHTt office.
Mr.. W. C. Webb, the young druggist
whom everyone thought would die from
injuries received from a fall, has been re-
moved TO his rooms on SOledad street
and is recovering.
1t is stated that Mr.. Adolfo Galindo.
one of San AntoniO's well known young
Mexican gentlemen, will in two weeks,
wed charming young lady now resid-
ing on South Laredo street.
"A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hugo
died yesterday, and the funeral took
place at 2:3O o'clock today, from the
family residence on Main avenue, fourth
ward.
Colonel II. b. Andrews has arrived
in New York, where he has gone TO at
tend Mrs. Andrews who lies seriously
Ill there.
Mr.. StOrbeck, the well known must
clan, has cut out the five missions In
cork and mounted them artistically.
This pretty collection will be rathed for
his benefit.
One man at Schools Billiard ParlOr
played $50 games at pool last night with
Sam Barnes and lost every game. When
he left he paid So and left his Overcoat
as security for the balance.
Geo. Armstrong who witnessed the
shooting of Texas Charley in the stock
ward at Texarkana, arrived in the city
last night, says Charley died in Chicago
of his wounds.
DIR. BerTey's team ran away yester-
day on Main avenue to Main plaza,
lodged every danger, and was brought
TO a stand-still without doing any dam
age.
"A barrel of cider blew out its vent
peg this morning while standing In front
Of the store of Emanuel Abrahams, on
Military plaza, aud for while the spec
taCle Of fountain OF cider was seen
arising from the efierveseing keg.
Lieutenant Richardson, of the Bel
knaps, was escorting his sister from the
Bazaar of Nations last night when he
trOd upon n stone and turned his ankle.
He Is limping around today rs best he
can.
The residence of DR.. Jones, on Main
avenue, was burglarized Wednesday
night. Miss Jones and her escort, on re-
turning home from the bazaar, discov-
cred the doors open and heard voices
inside. 1t Is stated that Miss Jones gave
the alarm and frightened the burglars
away.
Mrs. A. j Dignowity, of this city,
last night received q telegram from
Little Rock, Ark, that her mother, Mrs.
McCsnn, now nearly 100 years OF age, is
dangerously i'll in that city. Mrs. Dig
nOwity left for Little Rock this morn
ing.