San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-19
CITY NEWS.

"A little fisticuff occurred Sunday
afternoon in Turner hall bar.
The County Board of Equalization
is still in session.
Weeds on Macon street were cut
today.
A meeting of the Board of Trade
occurs at this afternoon.
Mrs. Ida Herff's wedding cere-
mony takes place tomorrow morning
in st. Marks cathedral.
MIR. Edward Dwyer was made a
father of fine boy yesterday by his
young wife.
Constable f. O. Stevens is cele-
brating his Doth birthday today by be-
ing in the country.
In the Recorders court this morn
ing there were but six cases, Ofwhich
one was dismissed.
"A committee of the Athletic asso-
citation has been appointed to select
permanent quarters for the club.
Buck Franklin, cOlored, who is
wanted on charge of rape i'll Lavaca
county, has been arrested in this city.
The Washington theatre present.
ed a change of bill to crowded house
last night.
The I. & G.. n. railway pay car
was in paying off the employees yes
terday.
w. B. Massey is the gentleman
who was held up and robbed on North
Flores street Saturday night.
L. Gooderich has taken out per-
NIT to build wash room, costing SIS,
on the north side of Johnson STREET.
Mrs. A. Garberine's condition is
better today and there are better hopes
of her recovery although she is still
very i'll and weak.
MIR. George A. ChabOt has left for
New York, and goes thence to Europe
in the interest of Wagner & Chabot
and for pleasure.
In the district court late yesterday
afternoon VIM. Moses, the colored por-
ter of O'Connor Il Sullivan, charged
with swindling the firm, was acquit-
ted.
On Saturday J. w. Crate, repre-
senting Young Il Arnold, of this city,
was arrested for travelling without a
drummer's license.
The agony is apparently over, for
Thos. S. Maxey, of Austin, has been
nominated for the position of district
judge of western Texas.
Herman Wagenfuhr also has been
arrested for disturbing the peace of
his sister-in-law, Josephine Snetz, on
Third street, by breaking up her fur
niture.
Frank Miley, a young gentleman
of Houston, died yesterday while I'M
der operation to remove tumor of the
neck by DR.. F. Herff.
In Justice McAllister's court this
morning the case of the state VS.. An
drea Salazar, charged with using in
sulting language to Juana Diaz, was
on trial.
"A sociable of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church will be held Fri
day evening at Mrs. LOckhart's resi-
dence, SOledad street. Prof Ramon
Guerrero and Miss Zulema Garcia
will furnish music during the even
ing.
In the district court this morning
the appeal cases of the city VS.. v. B.
Duval, Conrad Burkhardt and Louis
Murdoch, were decided against them
and the case of V. B. Duval. charged
with carrying pistol, is on trial.
Duval is member of the San Anto-
MO Bar, and this is the case which
occurred on Commerce street with
Herman Stappenbeck.
Major Jacob Lyons, commanding
the First Regiment of the Texas Vol
unteer Guards, (cOlOred) has been pre-
sented, by members of the San Anto-
MO club, with fine complete majors
uniform, for which he wishes to ten
der the donors his sincere thanks.
The major has been serving as the
janitor Of the club since they have Oc-
cupied their present pleasant quarters.