San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-12


sheriff Lewis turns over his Office
to Sheriffelect Mccall on Friday
morning next.
Mrs. Lydia S. Curtis died yester-
day at her daughters residence, on
Kerr hill.
Mr.. Collins ran his steam boat all
day yesterday for the pleasure of the
public.
The Arkansas Pass contraction
train ran over man near Boerne Sat
urday, and broke his leg.
"A union service, under the au-
spices of the Y. NJ. G.. A, was held at
Paine Methodist church last night.
"A telegram received from Laredo
on Saturday claimed that Brewster
had beaten Grain by Is votes.
1t is said that the federal grand
jury is now investigating the alleged
election frauds in the city.
Madame Donaldson childrens'
ball on Saturday was well attended
and fair success.
The "Dentsches theatre enter
tainment at the Arbelte-Ne rein hall,
was well attended last night and gave
general satisfaction.
United States District Attorney
is mourning the loss of his father
who died last week.
Martin Killing gave a party last
night in celebration of the attainment
of his majority.
Many strangers have already ar
rived and our streets are thronged
with visitors.
Wanted bench carpenters at Ex-
celsior Planning Mills, % Avenue Z.
F. H. Hartz, late of this city, who
ran for county judge at Eagle Pass,
has returned to this city. He was de-
feated by small majority.
The Castroville Anvil crayfishes
on it's former mudslinging at the
San Antonio club, but they don't say
who wrote that article.
DIR. Watts may perhaps be tried
before the West Texas Medical assO-
citation for conduct unbecoming "a
doctor.
"A team ran away on South Alamo
street yesterday. Two men were in
the vehicle, but one jumped out.
Neither was hurt.
There are many tramps and sus-
picious characters in the city, and the
public are cautioned to "look leedle
oud."
1t is said that Collector Ramsay's
friends will object to Cassiano's cleo
ton on the ground of illegal voting at
No. precinct and other places across
the San Pedro, but how far this can
be sustained, remains to be seen.
Report says that Harry Terrell
and Russell Norton are applicants
for the position of postmaster of San
Antonio, and many other citizens
have an eye on the same position.
The position of recorder will be
holly contested. Already G. M.
Barnes, Anton Adam, VIM. Chrysler,
John c.. Crawford and Archie Chew
alier, announce their intention of
Selling the mural-judicial crown, and
still there are more to follow.
i wish to inform my customers
that from and after November 18th,
1888, my store will be open at night.
Please call. 11-12-2t PAUL WAGNER.
-Wanted-At once, good skirt and
waist makers, at Nine. c. Dreyfus,
233 Alamo plaza. 11-12-3t
The services at the Alamo Baptist
Church yesterday conducted by Evan
gelist Cairns We're largely attended.
Remember the time today 3 p. m. and
7:45 pm. All are invited.
On Saturday night Messrs. Julius
Conrad, H. Huebner and A. Huehner
gave a very pleasant private party in
COnrad's hall.
-Lost.-A Iumberman' charm, be-
tween Alamo plaza and Turner hall.
Finder will be rewarded by returning
it to this office. ll-12-tf
A man named Burgess or BrOsins,
aged about 40 yeas, is wanted for a
big jewelry robbery in COrsicana, and
the sheriff offers $50 reward for his APP
prehension. 1t is thought that he is
in San Antonio.
A great many northern visitors
expressed their surprise that San An
tonic could show such a big republic
can turnout as that Of Saturday
night.
Mr. J. r. Boyle, chief clerk in the
Arkansas Pass freight office, has &C
cepted a position with the Mexican
International road at Laredo and
leaves in a few days for his new posi-
ton.
-Joske's team ran away yesterday
morning on East Commerce street,
from the store, but stopped near Capt.
Ramsay's residence on that street,
where one of the horses was killed by
some part of the gearing piercing him
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