San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-06

You can near all tH6 ldtoSt cicC-
ton returns at the Grand opera house
tonight. 1t
Deputy County Clerk Symington
is again on the streets, after being
confined some time with the wound
received from the man Crittenden.
Silk plush at 50 cents per yard.
ll-6-tf WOLFF & MARX.
The ladies kept indoors today
and did not come down town to be run
over and jostled by excited politi-
clans.
You can hear all the latest cleo
ton returns at the Grand opera house
tonight. IL
Mr.. R. J. Hofheinz, having Of
fered $50 Buck Brilliant cooking
stove to the lady exhibiting the finest
fruit cake, now makes it $50 one.
silk plush, IS cents yard.
11-6-tf WOLFF d MARX.
Jas. Hackett, who came here from
Ogdensburg, New York, for his
health, died yesterday at the resi-
dence of F. H. Gray, on Blum street.
Sam Neff. another of the Har.
wood train robbers, has been arrested
in Lampasas county, and will be
brought here.
The polls at No. 26 were opened
promptly at s o'clock this morning,
and the straight tickets commenced
pouring in.
Nellie McHenry & Co. will repeat
''Three of a Kind" at the Grand to-
night.
Frank Starr is already doing
rushing business feeding the hungry
at the fair grounds.
Did you see the new moon last
night? 1t was there, hanging low in
the western sky, with its horns
pointed for dry month.
The Young Mems Reform club
were out in force working at the polls
today and watching the tickets. All
wore white badges.
Old man Chrysler, who after
nearly three years of total abstinence
from liquor, today yielded to the in
fiuence of his worst enemy.
The election returns will be dis
played by magic lantern arrange
ment on canvas in front of Hugo &
Schmeltzer's, on Alamo plaza.
Mr.. Treston, an Indiana con trac-
tor, is to be married to Mrs. r. p. POr-
ter, of this city; so rumor has it.
Mr.. B. F. Rosin, who has been i'll
with consumption for several months
in this city, died yesterday evening.
Two reckless young men in a bug
gy knocked down and ran over an old
Mexican man in Riverside park, Sun
day.
Picnic! Silk plush at 35 cents per
1l-6-tf WOLFF d MARX.
WIN. Dobrowalski, at Kotula's
store is authority for the statement
that they have an educated cat there
which can do everything but talk and
vote.
Capt. Phil. Shardein, city mar
shall, has 5000 up OH Cleveland's cleo
ton and says he wants to make it an
even thousand before the day is
over.
Mr.. Paul Wagner's show window,
always so attractive, has been dressed
for Christmas. This is the design of
Mr.. John Beckman and shows for eX-
cellence against any northern show
window we have ever seen.
Best selection of trusses in the
city at r. Noelcker's, 2O4 Commerce
street. ll-5-tf
The LIGHT has copy of the Men
ger hotel souvenir, recently issued by
Mr.. H. d. Kampmann. 1t is small
illustrated pocket manual, giving
views and interesting statistics of
san Antonioand one that is calculated
to do good, for not only the hotel, but
the city.
There was a large audience at the
Fashion last night to greet the new
company. Business good, and Uncle
John is more fully demonstrating the
great value of the judicious use Of
printers ink.
1t would be well to station a po-
liceman in Riverside park Sundays to
control reckless drivers who have no
regard for life or limb of pedestrians.
1t is in the city limits and the city
marshal has the authority.
-McFIinn's ten-cent circus gave a
good performance last night at their
tent on Houston street, and had to
turn people away. They show the re-
mainder of this week.
The International train is three
hours late today. Cause not given.
Mr.. Arthur Hosmer, Jr, arrived |
home just in time to welcome another |
young voter at his house. The boy |
arrived last night.
The remains of the late Chas. |
Rose will be inferred at four o'clock |
this afternoon, the funeral cOrtage |