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

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call around and examine the back
part of lot fronting Maverick hotel.
The south and east wind carries
most horrible smell into the windows
of the residences of e. II. Terrell and
Nose Oppenheimer. 1t has the flavor
of thousand dead cats.
Il. Wolfson says he expects a
heavy fall and winter business and Is
making preparations for the same.
Wolfson's head is always level. He
is strong believer in newspaper ad-
vertising, and s'clap-clap"-dodges
and schemes don have much charm
for him.
The San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass railway officials subscribed
$500 toward the reunion, if held at
Riverside park. No wonder the
Springs have been selected, Colonel
Belknap makes much more liberal
offer, guaranteeing one-third of the
cash receipts of his street car lines to
the Springs.
Relations to Carl Anton Mayer,
born in 1927, in Koenigshofen, emil
grated to the United States in lS4S,
and residing in San Antonio in the
year 1855, will please call on
H. 1. LANDAUER,
Notary Public,
7-7-3t 34l East Commerce st.
Quite a number of the solid adj
ministration voters will go over to
Mexico to take i'm the fair at ManclOva,
and other gamblers feats, but ex-
pect to be back in time to vote for the
King at the next city election. They
will bring back some new recruits.
Another express driver arrived at
Ben Demands house last night as
half past eleven o'clock. It's boy,
weighing twelve pounds. Mother and
child are doing well. This is his fifth
boy.
There will be a farewell hop to-
night at Mission garden in honor of
the departure of Mr.. Fred Abbott,
who starts Monday on his return to
New York.
The reunion committees have de-
cided to hold the encampment at San
Pedro Springs and already S4 800 Of
the 81, 500 needed have been sub
scribed. Another meeting will be
held Monday afternoon at six O'Clock.
The Callaghanites say they will run
a daily organ. They are having much
trouble, 80 far, in securing editors. j.
P. Newcomb refused, and Frank
Bushick refused to do the work as
local reporter.
THE Powers brothers will give a
private exhibition of their skill on the
bicycle next Sunday afternoon, for the
benefit of the San Antonio Bicycle
club.
The Express shows signs of inn
provement. They say they will raise
their advertising rates. Their cut
rates for the sake of beating the after
noon papers, they find don't pay.
Allow one of our canvassers to do
the washing for you on the New Era
Hydraulic Clothes Washer and you
will have no other. No wear or dam
age to the finest fabrics; no rubbing,
thrashing or steaming; no labor; no
STOPPING; washing in one-quarter of
the time as the old style. The heav-
lest garments, blankets, etc., thor
ough1y cleaned in five to fifteen min
utes. Every machine warranted for
five years. WAGNER & CHABOT,
6-2S-tf Agents.
Should the Galveston News COM
pany decide to put a branch in San
Antonio, it would make the news
paper business quite lively for a
while.
Several new gambling houses
have been opened and the proprietors
say business is very good, and money
getting easier.
"A new summer car, No. 81, has
Just been turned out of the avenue G
shops of the street railway company
and has been placed on the Flores
street line.
The Arkansas Pass railway company
is building a large wharf at ROckport,
out to water 10 feet deep. 1t is about
300 yards from the old wharf.
Justice Barnes yesterday after
noon fined John Brooks S. and costs
for assault on Will Johnson, ON We'd
nesday last.
old Mr.. Vivroux, who died Thurs
day last, had in life made an iron
coffin in which he desired to be in
tered. The coffin was found, yester-
day, to be too small, and his wishes
could not be carried out.
For 1000 men it will require rs
beeves day, which, when slaught-
cred, must weigh 400 pounds net.
This will give ration of one pound of
meat to each man. AS to bread, two
cars of flour per day will be required,
and every baker in the city will have
to hump himself to bake bread enough