San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-02

To Rent-A nicely furnished cot
tate; 6 rooms; No. 800 Augusta street.
Apply opposite, No. 31S. lO-l-3t
Fish, oysters, and game, incest
cold lunch, call at Frank STAIRS res
taurant stand, on the fair grounds. If
The colored mems ball took place
last night in Muench's hall and was
well attended. Artzt's band furnish
ed the music.
The Hickey property, on Dwyer
Avenue, was sold yesterday for $780,
600.
The Frohsinn Singing verein will
give concert for the benefit of the
sufferers, by fire, in the city of Huene-
field, Germany.
just received, large consign-
ment of silk plush, which will be
closed out at 80 cents per yard.
11-2-tf l.. WOLFsoN.
Silk plush, nineteen inches wide,
in all the newest and fashionable
shades, SOC per yard. l.. WoLFsoN.
Fresh and new silk pushes, just
received, and will be closed out at 80
cents per yard. If l.. WoLFsoN.
Who is the candidate that had his
own son put in prison and then tried
to get him enlisted in the army for
taking 81 80 lone dollar and fifty cents
from his fathers pocket?
-Wanted-To rent during the fair,
two counter show cases, about six
feet long. r. G. E., 223 st. Mary's
street. ll-2-2t
C. B. Frank has six accomplished
milliners working under Mrs. Pusch
mann, at his store and they are all
kept busy in filling the orders in this
department, which is popular with
the ladies for everything is well and
cheaply done there.
On Wednesday Messrs. Ben Yea
ger, Louis Schuetze, Emil Scholl and
Joe Ryan surprised Adam Schmidt,
the general assistant at G. B. Franks
and you can bet your bottom dollar
that the boys had merry time to-
gether.
Such IS a reporters life. One man
threatens to whip him because he has
told the truth, and others compliment
him, feast him, and toast him for the
same action. A good reporter can
stand both, but will be an active par
ticipator in the fun in one way OF the
other.
Mr.. Henry Ryder-Taylor CRATE
fully acknowledges the receipt of
handsome Harrison hat from his
friend, Mr.. w. p. Rote. He is glad to
wear the hat as an outward sign of his
choice for president, and as token of
the friendship of one whom all es-
TEEN.
DIR. NJ. Lindner celebrated his,
day, and was the recipient of many
floral tributes from lady friends. Oh,
doctor!
The Express persists in saying
the doctors had an annual banquet,
when in fact they had none Wednes-
day night.
The "Dr. Jeksyll and Mr.. Hyde"
company have arrived and will APP
pear tonight at the Grand Opera
house.
Our readers are requested to read
the able argument of Col. Brewster
published in today's paper. The
same is applicable to the tenth dis
trict.
Col. Belknap's speech delivered
at Lampasas, will be printed in the
LIGHT tomorrow. 1t is strong bust
ness-like argument against the fala-
cies of free trade, and every voter in
the districr should read it before cast
ing his ballot.
Secretary Dickinson, of the fair
association. will move his office to the
fair grounds tomorrow. The fair as
ISOLATION headquarters will remain in
the Menger building, however.
No privileges for the fair grounds
were sold at auction this morning.
They will be sold at private sale from
day to day.
-Drs. Lowry and Shropshire got
their buggies and horses tangledsthis
morning. Result, broken wheel for
one and broken shaft tor the other.
One of Froboese & Santleben's
teams ran away this morning. The
driver was much injured and one of
the mules had his leg so badly broken
that it must be killed.
Only one death was reported this
morning. That of the Reverend E. c.
Gates, aged p years, who died yester-
day, from consumption.
PERSONAL.