San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-06-10

The MendelssOhn singing society,
will meet tonight at the Casino for
practice.
"A moonlight picnic to take place at
San Pedro Springs Saturday night is
being arranged.
There will be social party at Mrs.
John Brady's residence on San Pedro
avenue next Saturday night.
Hon. Jack Evans, of this city, is as
sisting the prosecution Of NJ. II. Han
COCK, at Austin.
"A new monthly amateur paper. the
Eye" appeared on the streets yester-
day.
Joe McAllister's fine orchestra is do
ing good service at the Mission garden
concerts at present.
The Third United States artillery
started on their march to Lampasas to-
day.
A wOrkman's finger was partly torn
in the machinery at the Lone Star brew
cry yesterday.
The Beevlle excursion. on the Aran-
sas Pass railway, has been postponed TO
July /.
Don't be crying hard times when
you can get Sl3 lumber at the Calcasieu
lumber yard. G-9.tf
-PulmO Cura is perfectly harmless
and the best remedy on earth for all
nervous diseases. Stiff
The chile stands on the plaZas have
been ordered to foregO the use Of ditch
water for cooking purposes.
If you are in need of lumber, or any
thing in the building line, telephone the
Caloasieu lumber yard, No. 29l. 6-9-tf
Mr.. W. G. Bennett buried his aged
mother yesterday afternoon from his
residence on North San Marcos street.
Aaron Frank has not yet recovered
those rings he loaned two or three
months ago.
Dull as the times have been lately,
there is considerable activity in city real
estate.
The Caledonia club Increases in
strength and popularity and is one of
the best social clubs in the city.
Mr.. Blair, the popular chemist of
East Commerce street, has been made
the happy father OF fine boy.
Mr. 7. j. Moss is reported TO be seri-
ously i'll. that it is feared that he Will
not live long.
The views of Major Breckenridge
on the land question are received with
favor by western stockmen.
"A private letter received in this city
to-day reports that Senators Coke and
Maxey have endorsed Dick Ware for the
United States marshalship.
The ladies of the Belknap broom
brigade will present the company with
two new streamers.
The Turner association is talking Of
raising the monthly dues of members
from 80 cents to 81, and decreasing the
price of other privileges of members.
The types made the item about the
Corpus Christi wedding mentioned YES
terday read "a small wedding" instead
of a swell wedding" as written.
The directors of the Arkansas Pass
railway have ordered an issuance Of
Sl0,000,00O Of first mortgage, 4O-year
bonds, and 81 ,000, 900 worth OF stock.
If you are weak or nervous, or need
vitality, take Pulmo Cura; contains no
opium nor Injurious drugs of any
kind 3-l7-tf
Elk Lodge No. 80, Knights Of Py-
thias, meets tonight for work in the 2nd
Esquire rank, at the castle in the Dull
mig building.
The Fashion theatre had large audi
ence last night, which were kept in an
uproar of laughter by the funny savings
of Harrison Il Berkeley.
John Southall, colored, and Charles
Robinson were arrested Yesterday by
Detective Hughes, who is of the opinion
they are hard nuts to crack.
Consumption, bronchitis, coughs.
colds, and all nervous diseases, speedily
and permanently cured by the use OF
Blessings PulmO Cura. d. p. Barr.
agent for San Antonio. 3-l7-tf
The members OF San Antonio Typo-
graphical union are jubilant over the
receipt OF the news from Pittsburg. Pa,
that the International union had made
an appropriation from the strike fund.
Mr.. II. NJ. Adae, who has been for
some time connected with the large fur
niture house Of Erastus Reed, is to leave
us again with his wife, for his old home
in Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Adae have
made many friends 10 San Antonio who
are sorry to have them leave.
The worst case of neuralgia is cured
In single night by st. Jacobs Oil.
Fifty cents.
Coughs are easily caught, and as
easily cured by Red Star Cough Cure.
Twenty-Five cents.
Information received from contrac-
tiers on the Arkansas Pass railway at the
end Of the track, says rain has fallen al
most constantly for three days past. The
track-laying has been delayed.
Since the exposure Of the 9TH street
nuisance in the LIGHT, the occupants Of
that house have moved out. They did
not cowhlde the reporter, either, as
promised.
The sidewalk on the south side Of
Travis park Is covered with thorn
bushes, and is badly caving into the
street. 1t Is city property, and q good
sidewalk should at once be put down.
A large number Of ladies and chill
dren, and some gentlemen attended the
delightful concert given by the Eighth
cavalry band yesterday afternoon at
Travis park. No benches for the people
and no ice water for the musicians as
usual.
oscar Babel, well-known musician,
VINO formerly played the piano at the
OLD vaudeville theatre, is now in Proyi-
uence, Rhode Island, and writes a long
letter 10 the Providence Indicator"
calling himself the Cowboy Pianist"
and challenges the world to beat him
playing the piano.
TO look out over our plazas after a
rain, Is not calculated to create A yery
favorable impression upon the stranger.
Is II not strange that our people do not
reason that money spent in Improving
and identifying our city would come
back to us hundred fold, not only In
dollars and cents, but In comfort and
happiness?
phSs ,n.stior 4. ~. $500,