San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-10

of turner's met for practice last night.
For Rent-Half house of three
rooms on Austin street; city water; 81
per month. 223
considerable building improve
ments are going on on Dignowity hill,
and also in the new Fourth ward.
Regular semi-monthly meeting of
the West Texas Medical Wrangling
association tonight.
The foot paths in Madison Square
park need filling in with gravel. They
are regular gullies.
Go to the Fashion tonight. Ad-
mission only 10 cents. lO-lOlt
Mr.. Caspar Hoerner and his bride
nee Duesselhurst) have returned
from Philadelphia and will locate in
this city.
Why has not that dangerous
adobe house on Soledad street, con-
demned by the council, been removed?
Who owns it?
MIR. Workman and Mr.. Dickinson,
of the fair associa ton, leave this after
noon for Dallas.
L. A. He'll has permit to erect
street.
Arkansas Pass railway freight
trains are working to their utmost
capacity.
The Alamo continues to attract
visitors, large number of whom reg
lister their names daily.
Lumber men report plenty of
sales.
The Farmers Alliance will hold
big picnic on the Helotes ON October
2lst.
The lucky numbers in yesterdays
lottery drawing were: As, 155, 1896,
81, 452, 1922.
A little brown dog, nickle collar,
picked up on the street, is now await
ing an owner at this office.
The LIGHT has received an invi-
tation to attend the Colonia Italiana
celebration of the anniversary of Co
lumbus' landing in America, which
takes place at the springs on the 2Oth
of October.
The Traders National bank has
brought suit in the district court
against A. Hosmer, Jr., and others OH
note.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Adolf Brakeman and Ida Proll
and to Fred Herpel and Mary Merk-
len. Both couples were married yes
terday evening.
MIR. Charles Rische has gone to
Mexico with Mr.. r. H. McCracken to
accept position in that gentleman's
service in the mines.
Plans were adopted last night by
Odd Fellows lodge for the 500
worth of additions to their hall on st.
Mary's and Houston streets, referred
to in a previous issue of this paper.
Work will be commenced immedi-
ately.
DIR. Theodore Herman. of Bexar
county, is candidate for the legisla-
ture. He is a member of the West
Texas Medical association, and yet is
not satisfied.
-Wanted-A girl to work for fam
lily of two. Apply at So North street.
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The train from Houston is report
ed seven hours late today. The
trouble is either bad wreck or wash
out on the New Orleans division, but
railway officials are dumb as oysters
about it.
Mr.. Jim Brady and party of
friends started out today on big
duck hunt.
Roam Charger, one of James H.
Wallick's horses, which was seen at
the opera house here, died in New Or
leans October 1st.
Manager Watkins, of Tutein's
"Struck Gas Co.." was manager for
Ada Gray and played his company at
Turner hall on the night Ben Thomp-
son and King Fisher were killed IN
the Vaudeville theatre. He had re-
fused an invitation from Ben Thomp-
son to accompany him to the place
few minutes before the killing &C.
Cured.
The sidewalk is again blockaded
and the gutter choked up, in front of
the Vance buildings on Houston
street.
The Tutein company took look
at the sights about our city last night
and this morning.
The Rev. J.J. Maurer, of this city,
has been appointed by the recent
Baptist State convention to the office
of city missionary, San Antonio, in
which sphere it is thought he will do
considerable good.
MY Old Kentucky Home" is the
finale of the very fine first part ren-
dered by Miss Ravel's Extravaganza
company at the Fashion; it is sue
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