San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-14
CITY NEWS.

-Joeke's new building has reached its
second story.
All the hotels are filled with Texans
enroute to Austin.
-Today's l. and G. N. train is two
hours late.
The grand jury readjourned this
morning until next Monday.
Justice Barnes called his civil docket
this morning.
The Mission Hose company team Of
twelve uniformed men leave for Austin
tomorrow morning.
There were five pionics at San Pedro
park Saturday, among them the First
Baptists and the 1. o. G. L.
Louisa M. Riedel was divorced from
Frederick Riedel last Saturday by Judge
Noonan.
Miss Katherine T. Eccles, OF Lynch
burg, Va, died Saturday at the home Of
her niece, Mrs. John A. Green, Sr.
The Polish Young Mems Union will
celebrate at their hall next Sunday
night.
First communion exercises took
place yesterday at St. Joseph's Catholic
church.
"A large number Of visitors attended
the summer opening yesterday at the
San Pedro park.
Eight cases were before the recorder
this morning. Four were fined and four
were continued.
No services were held at st. Mark'e
cathedral yesterday, the dean being In
Corpus Christi.
j. A. Chavez has gold pen and pen
holder which he found Friday on Goliad
street.
The surgeon general U. S. A. has
authorized the purchase Of six ice ma
chimes for use in this department.
The Ireland Grays, of Bracket, and
the Ell Paso Guards, Ell Paso, the latter
a''kid" company, were in the city yes
terday enroute to Austin.
The Templeton Opera company will
begin their engagement at the Grand
tomorrow night. They will remain un.
til Saturday night inclusive.
The medical school will probably be
ready for students by October next
The faculty met Saturday night to be-
gin arrangements.
-Ubiform Rank Of the Knights Of
Pythias leave tomorrow morning fol
Aubklus Ah lmPOAkohs "ANA ~
held tonight.
Ed. Ashley's ice wagon team rar
away Saturday, and throwing out the
driver, the wagon ran over him, inJur'
ing him pretty seriously.
The opening of the Mission Concert
garden occurred last night and large
crowd was present to hear the goot
music.
Mr.. ]. Malcolmson Dukes, formerly
of this city, now Of Dallas, will wet
Miss Lulu Smith Wednesday morning q
Mrs. Singleton's residence, this city.
-Messrs. Boyd, Speer, and MoHardy
OF the Arkansas Pass railway, went dowI
to Kennedy yesterday on Q. B. Walter
is now wearing Boyd's diamond.
The death of Miss Tulitss Villanu
eva occurred last Friday night and tn
remains were inferred Saturday. De
ceased was q most charming and gentle
young lady, whose bright life was earl!
cut short by consumption.
Mr.. Max Weiser, who has serves
the Arkansas Pass railway long and we
Yesterday for Laredo, where he has &C
cepted q position with the l. and G. n
railway, for which he resigned his pos
ton in San Antonio.
Rev. J. A. Francis and wife, Re,
Rea and wife and Mr.. Jos. Rea and wifi
leave next Wednesday to attend th
Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday schoo
convention at Waco. They will be at
sent over Sunday and no service will
held In our Cumberland Presbyteria
church on that day.
Col. Nicolay, Of Bloomington, ILL.,,
in the city, spending a few days pr
naratorv to q conclusion which wi
probably make this city his future hom'
Mr.. Nioolay is more than charmed wit
Texas, and after spending an hour G
the hospitable porch OF Mr.. Ed. Steve
ST., last Sunday, was ready to live an
die in Texas.