San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-29

SOOn DC W6uueu 10 MISS I6JIuS, SlSJcI
of Mrs. Major Poole.
1t is marvel how so good coal
| as the Lytle can be sold for 81 per
ton. 2l5 Sc. Mary's street.
A freight train was wrecked near
Kyle yesterday. No one was hurt.
Cause-Defective bridge.
Consult DIR. WasserZug in all
sexual, nervous and chronic diseases.
Opposite Western Union Telegraph
Office. 12-29-lm
The Texas Chatauqua, which at
one time was to have been located
near San Antonio ON the northwest
ern branch of the Arkansas Pass rail-
way, has been finally located at
Georgetown.
-Notice-To consumers of Lyle
coal, please send in your orders day
or two ahead so as to be sure of it's de-
livery on time. Ignite and Lytle
Coal Co., 215 st. Mary's street. 1t
DIR. Wasserzug, ON account of
numerous patients desiring his pres
ence here, has returned for thirty
days. Office opposite the Western
Union Telegraph office. 12-29-lm
C. Nj. Forbes and party of the G.
B. & @. railway, were in the city yes
terday in a special car. They were
only passing through.
The masquerade ball at the San
Antonio Rifle armory, given by Prof.
Whitehead and lady last night, was
very well attended.
DIR. Wasserzug. the eminent Euro
pean specialist, cures all private dis
eases. Established in Dallas since
1884. Will be in the city at 245 West
Commerce street, opposite the West
ern Union Telegraph office until jan
uary 26, 1889. 12-29-lm
The army officers are arranging
for the division of the troops at the
garrison into two commands, to begin
alternate rifle practice at the military
target range at intervals Of about four
months each. The matter will be
finally settled after New Year.
Herr Won Kopf, ex-royal gardener
to the late emperor of Germany, is
now laying out Prof. Muth's Govern
ment hill garden in artistic style.
Bishop J. Nj. Walden, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, will occupy the pulpit Of
Trinity M. E. church tomorrow at
morning and evening service.
Mr.. E. A. Kuhls and Miss Olga
Basse were married on last Christmas
afternoon, the consent of the father,
who once forbade County Clerk Smith
to issue the license, having been
gained.
The ministers of the city have ar
ranged tor a week of prayer, the first
week of the new year.
Geo. V. Moore, an employee in the
Sunset railway shops, has taken out a
license to marry Miss Ida ]. Hauck.
Tickets have been received for the
concert to be given by the S. A.
Deutscher MaennerchOr, at Arbeiter
Verein hall tomorrow night. =,
| The first concert of the Fideli'
club is postponed till further notice,
owing to the bad weather.
1t THE COMMITTEE.
The Turner's are decorating their
hall for their New Years ball, and to-
morrow the ladies will attend and as
sist in the good work.
The Carpenters union, No. 1857,
will give it's first annual ball in
Krisch's hall on January 18th, and
send the LIGHT an invite to attend.
| There will be some sharp contests
in the election for the next Turner
officers which takes place on the Sec
ond Tuesday in January.
"A man named Schmitt, residing
on Garden street, was stopped last
night by tall robber, who searched
him and, finding nothing of value on
his person, allowed his trembling vic
| tim tn oo on hiS wav
Col. Peter G. Rucker, who has
been visiting his family at Bolton, re-
turned to the city.
Mr.. J. Ulrich says he won't run
for mayor, because he hasn't time to
fill the office, and moreover, he doesn't
want to give the coroner a job.
Some trees were blown down on
Crockett street last night.
Yesterday there were only two
arrests by the city police, namely,
William Manger and Luis Moran, and
both these arrests were made on JUS
tees warrants. What city in the
world can show a better record than
this?
This morning a stranger slipped
on the muddy pavement in front of
H. Schultze's store, Commerce street,
and falling upon a wooden platform,
cut his cheek, from which accident he
has wound about one inch and a
half long.
CHURCH NOTICES.
First RaptIst church. Sunday school a