San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-12
CITY NEWS.

-Open1ng TOT the summer at the MIS-
sion garden tomorrow night.
The federal court adjourned this
morning until Monday morning.
Monthly meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.
next Monday morning.
Grand opening for the season to-
morrow and at night at Jonas garden.
Ball at night.
&C. Il. Dennis, league umpire, will
umpire the game this afternoon.
"A man was robbed Of his watch and
some money last night somewhere on
Military plaza, as rumor goes.
Buy your meats Of the Antartio Re-
frigerator company, on Dolorosa street,
opposite Southern hotel. 5-l2-tf
The Belknap's commissary let this
morning for Austin. They are Capt.
Green and six men.
The base ball pools will close next
week, as they are not we'll enough sup
ported to pay cost of kilograms. Pools
will be opened on the drill, though.
Grand opening for the season to-
morrow and st night at Jonas garden.
Ball at night.
DIR. Wasserzug never fails on case
durable. See him at the Maverick hotel
The public are invited to attend the
grand opening at the Mission garden to-
morrow evening and night.
Capt. Boggs, the caterer. will set out
fine dinner at the Hotel Maverick to-
morrow.
BE sure and attend Col. Kerble's
opening exercises at san Pedro springs
tomorrow afternoon and night.
ALL excursion tickets to Austin will
be issued until the 10th inst. inclusive,
and are good until the oath inst.
The Washington theatre reopens
grander than ever, next week. Don't
forget 1t.
Richard Wooley, Jr., will soon be-
gin building his fine residence in the
West End.
First communion will be celebrated
with great eclat at st. Joseph's Catholic
church tomorrow morning.
Miss Mollie Smith, step-daughter OF
Col. Andrews, has been elected sponsor
OF the San Antonio Rifles.
About 100 persons left for Austin on
the morning train and a large cOntin-
gent Of excursionists leave on the night
train.
The ladies Of the San Fernando Be-
nevolent society will have special
meeting at the residence OF Mrs. Monier,
on Salinas street at O'Clock this after
noon.
Architect o. Kramer, who has been
very sick for the past week, is now able
to be out and attend to his business.
Mr.. Benjamin S. Muncie the gentle
manly and popular clerk OF that famous
hosiery, went to Austin last night on
business for the house he represents.
San Antonio Rifles put up a fine
drill on Government hill last evening.
They desire to thank Carter & MulIaly
for the free use of their omnibus to and
from the hill.
The general committee appointed
by the colored people will hold the
springs.
"A few motions for new trials were
presented In the district court this
morning and then court was adjourned
till Monday morning.
Col. Kerble, lessee OF the Springs
says he knows nothing about the dance
by the colored people advertised for thai
place tonight, neither does the LIGHT
except what Is gained from CHEAP
dodgers they have scattered on the
streets.
The Protestant Episcopal convooa
tion for Western Texas opened yester
day 1t Corpus Christi. Dean Richard
son preached the convocation sermon
and Bishop Johnston delivered his
annual address.
Ed Dow and Pat Farrell. Of Houston
are In the city. Mr.. Dow Is OF Milroy 6
Dow, Ice manufacturers, and Mr.. Farrell
is proprietor of the 1.-TWO Orphans
saloon there. He Is also manager Of thu
Houston baseball nine.
Capt. Fred Kerble telephones thu
IYeET office that there will be no coloreC
ball ct the springs tonight as previously
announced In the LIGHT.