San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-28

-Wanted.-Four good carpenters.
Apply at Kampmann's factory. Chas.
G. Boelhaue. 11-2S-3t
The preparations for the Pastores
celebration for Christmastide have
begun west of the San Pedro creek.
Julius Young, NJ. D., of the
homeopathic school, filed his papers
with the county clerk yesterday.
The monthly business meeting of
the First Baptist congregation takes
place tonight.
County Surveyor Locke's official
bond was approved by the county
commissioners yesterday.
Justice Heron fined Florida Jones
81 and costs today for the otfense of
vagrancy.
"A man named McGaritz was "run
in" this morning by Officers Taylor
and Massey for being disorderly.
-Thessemi-monthly business meet
ing of the Medical association takes
place tonight.
Turkey for free lunch at Turner
hall tomorrow, Thanksgiving day. 1t
In Justice McAllister's court the
trial of the suit ON account Of Henry
Burns VS.. Henry Wagenfuhr, was go
ing on this morning.
-Thanksgiving Day, Thursday,
all the banks and public offices will
be closed, as it is a legal holiday.
Services in many of the churches will
be held.
w. G.. Harde and Miss Magdalena
Flamm were married last night on st.
Mary's street. at the residence of
the bride. They left today for New
Orleans.
The advance sale Of seats for Mr..
and Mrs. Florence's appearance at
the opera house, opened briskly this
morning.
"A jury in Justice McAllister's
court tried Laura Smith for using
abusive language toward Lena Epps,
and acquitted her.
-Wanted-Five shoemakers at the
Crescent City Boot and Shoe Manu-
factory, opposite the county court
house, Soledad ST. 2S-tf
Miss Emma Seffel, daughter of
Mr.. Frank Seffel, and Mr.. Willie
Nixon, son of Engineer Nixon, will be
united in marriage this evening, at
the residence of the brides parents
on Avenue E.
AT the Turner's meeting last
night ]. Wahlstab, Max Becker, J. A.
Cant and Fl. Praeger were elected
members, and the names of Messrs.
Brazelton, Currie and Kerble, were
proposed for membership.
Thomas Lamb was convicted in
the federal court yesterday of snug
Cling 81 900 worth of wool at Eagle
Pass. Sentence was deferred.
st. Pau's Episcopal church, on
Government hill, Thursday, Thanks
giving day service at II a. M; Friday,
ST. Andrews day, Litany and Holy
Communion at II a. m. Sermon by
Bishop Johnston.
This morning only two deaths
were reported, viz: that of J. H. Smith,
son of J. E. Smith, aged IA months,
from exhaustion, following cholera
infantum, and the infant son of NJ.
Kamineger, aged 2 months, from in
anition.
Geo. B. Beckley, advance agent
for Mr.. Frank Jones, as Isl Perkins,"
is in the city. The dates for his APP
pearanee here are Sunday and Mon
day, December and 3.
Luis Espinosa was put in Jail yes
terday in default of bond to await the
action of the grand jury on charge
against him of aggravated assault
and battery upon NOrah Johnson.
There has lately been good deal of
trouble between NOrah and the Es-
pinozas, brother and sister.
Complaint is made that cows ace
depredating on the shrubbery in thr
yards of premises on South Alamo
street. Mr.. r. Pereida has had sew
eral fine trees destroyed by them. He
has complained to the police for relief,
but has received no satisfaction.
This morning Officer Daniels
found colored man asleep on the
plaza. The man said he had come
from California, was homeless and
hadn't cent in the world. He is
now in the bat cave as a vagrant and
will doubtless be provided for by the
city for the next few days.
The U. 5. military detailed for
service at the fair grounds, went back
to their quarters on Government Hill
yesterday.