San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-06

Mr.. Boyle, of the Arkansas Pass,
thinks the scenery along the river Is
particularly fine of evenings.
Madame Dryfus leaves tomorrow for
New York to purchase her stock OF
fall millinery, via the Mallory line.
The dance Saturday night at
Muth's pavilion by the scholars of
Madame Donaldson, dancing teacher,
was a pleasant affair and well at
tended.
Spring 'S2 w. II. McBrayer and r.
Monarch, at Vans Cave saloon. No
private bottle. 7-3l-lm
The San Antonio Steam Laundry
does up collars and cuffs at % cents a
dozen. Telephone 80. Slim
The best work and guaranteed at
the San Antonio Steam Laundry, 923
avenue D. Telephone 80. Slim
Street car driver, Geo. Hagenman,
was roughly used up yesterday after
noon on the Avenue c line, on Hous-
ton street, by tough who refused to
pay his fare.
An additional carrier has been
nut on the postoffice force in this city.
This is to relieve the other carriers
and bring the hours down to the
S-hour postal regulation.
A company will probably be
formed within a week to build new
street railway line from Alamo plaza
to the top of Government hill by a
shorter route. This is in the interest
of government hill and Muth's gar
den.
DIR. Weathers defies competition
for success in his speciality of chronic
and bedside diseases; % years eX-
perience. Telephone rs; residence,
227 Elmira street. S-6-lw
MIR. John Gallagher says he is a
candidate for alderman of the Sixth
ward, and Gus Mauermann will have
to "hump" himself.
Col. E. III. Cunningham, the
sugar planter, has bolted the demo-
cratic party and says he will never
again vote the democratic ticket.
Mr.. Voelcker will build a frame
residence, King William and Beaure-
gard streets, to cost 5000. Il. w. Car
rico is the contractor.
Trinity church service of song was
not quite so we'll attended last night,
but in every respect was fully equal in
merit to others that have preceded it..
f. J. Gallagher began today the
eXca vations for the foundations of
Solomon Deutsch's new house on
South Flores street.
Mission garden concert was well
attended last night. Many prominent
families were there, including Alder
man Schreiner's, the GrOos', S. P.
Maury's and others.
DIR. S. T. Lowry leaves this after
noon for Kentucky to visit his wife,
and when ne returns Mrs. Lowry will
accompany him home.
The Washington is the largest,
coolest, best conducted and gives the
best show, without Vulgarity, of any
variety theatre, in the south. Adj
mission only 10 cents. Stiff
The summer night festival given
at Krisch's hall last night, by the la
dies and gentlemen of the Frohsinn
Singing society, was crowded. The
entertainment was exceptionally fine
and the festival was a financial sue
cess.
Capt. Braden's bondsmen for the
city hall contract: Nat Lewis, VIM.
HOefling, ST., G. Speiser, Celestin Vii
lemain, Thad w. Smith.
The mass meeting held at Som
mers' garden Saturday night, to con-
denim The Crosstown railway enter
prise, resulted in resolution being
passed recommending the enterprise,
which was declared carried.
When a dyed in the grain demo-
crat like Judge Devine says, eff had
the casting vote as between Harrison
and Cleveland, L would cast it for
Harrison" it looks as though Cleveland
free trade stock with a Mills coupon
attached was dropping below par.
The surveying corps of the Aran-
sas Pass railway starts out this after
noon to survey the route from Comfort
to fredericksburg, and up through
Llano county.
Simon Deuering has brought an
Injunction suit against the city re-
straining the building of one of the
new hose company houses on Sunset
park, between Oak and Milan streets
and Sunset alley, under the law
which forbids building on public
grounds. The papers have been
served.
Mr.. Ed. o. Stevens, constable of
precinct No. l, Bexar county, an
nounces for reelection in today's
LIGHT. Ed. has made fearless Off
Ger, has served all papers promptly,
and has proved himself during his
term Of office tO he thOrOuphly cOmDe-