San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-07-02

County Equalization Board is still
sitting.
Louis Dietzel rejoices in the adj
vent of another boy.
District court has wound up the
business of the term. No more court
till September.
"A large crowd attended the con-
cert last night at the Mission garden.
The music was very fine.
w. Wahrmund, of Fredericksburg,
is at the Mahnke.
"A heavy hail and rain storm fell
on the Blanco road two miles above
the city yesterday afternoon.
There will be stockholders
meeting of the Fair association in the
Board of Trade rooms tomorrow, at
1880 a. m. -
Mr.. Chas. Bracey is very i'll hav-
ing suffered severe hemorrhage.
Mr.. J. o. Sullivan was the winner
in the bird shoot at the Springs yes
terday against Geo. Morgan.
Charley Hart is now selling the
celebrated Pearl bottled beer for Mrs.
VIM. Esser.
Charlie Dignowity has been heard
from at st. Louis, on his way north.
The Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythias, meets tonight, for work. Full
dress.
Joe McAllister and family will
leave shortly on a rusticating tour in
the country.
Joe McAllister will be one of the
artists to draw five dollars night out
of the opera house next season.
The Washington gives a change
of programme tonight with several
new attractions.
Mrs. Amanda J. Dignowity was
reported quite ill last night, but is
much better this morning.
l.. Tempke, of Yorktown, and J. G.
Ney, of Hondo City, are at the
Mahncke.
Mr.. w. F. Rapsley, assistant super
intendent of the mail service, of Wash
ington, d. c., is in the city OH bust
ness connected with the services.
The youthful Captain Bee, of the
Crockett Cadets, is out after a success
full battle with number of bOils that
beseiged him.
San Antonio is to have another
bank with a capital stock of $500, 900.
They will put up their own building,
and will be a first-class, solid institu-
ton.
C. F. Frommer, the book binder,
has returned from visit to Kerrville,
and is doing business at the old
stand.
M. ]. Scally's hotel at Kerrville
is highly spoken of by the guests.
Everything nice and clean and sets a
good table.
Mission Social club will tender a
farewell hop to Mr.. Fred Abbott at
Mission garden next Saturday night,
on his departure for New York.
An exhibition game between Nc
Clusky's Austin ball team and team
of soldiers will probably be played at
Muth's park tomorrow.
1t costs less than one-half to in
sure in the Endowment Rank, Knights
of Pythias, than in regular life in
surance company.
The directors of the Fair associa-
ton meet at 5 o'clock this evening to
90 out and examine the proposed fair
grounds.
Henry Wagner won the Jaeger
lust medal yesterday. Next Sunday
the club will shoot a match with the
City Gun club.
An appeal for pardon is now being
made to the governor for NJ. f.
Thompson, who killed John F. Pick
rem, son of the well known Southern
Pacific engineer, Ben Pickren, in
Houston, some time ago.
-Messrs. Martin Killing, Theo.
Weiss and Joe Dugosh went to Brack-
enridge Yesterday for the avowed pur-
pose of going to church. They didn't
find church there, but found plenty
of rain and came home well soaked.
DIR. Frank Tanning has taken
charge of a very critical case at Kerr
vile, and has been compelled to post
pone his return to San Antonio for one
week longer.
Some miscreant wilfully broke
the handsome glass sign over Frank
Starts restaurant last night. This
makes the third time it has been
done, and Mr.. Starr is naturally in
dignant and thinks he should receive
more protection from the police.
Col. Barbee. of Lake Charles, La,
who bought some fine property
through Hambleton, Hadley & Co.,
writes back that he was so well
pleased with his visit to San Antonio
that he is thinking very strongly of
moving here to live and will build a
fine residence.