San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-30

Mrs. G.. H. Kalteyer and her daugh-
ter, Nina, and Mrs. Emil Elmendorf
have gone to Topo Chico.
DIR. Fred Taylor. who has been i'll
during the past week, is able to be out
again.
Charlie Crawford was this morning
kicked by horse in the stomach while
working In stock yard. He Is suffer-
Ing much from the effects Of the kick.
AT wedding on Saturday night an
immigrant who has not long been In this
country distinguished himself by using
Ice cream to his meat and he wasL't
"full' either.
Rains are reported severe on the
Sunset railroad, but at the present time
no washouts are reported. though
threatened in one or two places.
The programme for the concert to
be given by the San Antonio Maenner-
Choir lie now out. Judging from its num-
bers 1t promises rare treat to the pub
lie next Sunday evening at "Arbeiter
Verein Hail." 4.3O.2t
NO games have been played In the
base ball league for the past three days,
on account Of the rain. The home club
will play Austin in this city next satur-
day.
-Sommers and TESTS gardens were
we'll attended last night, while In the
afternoon great many citizens visited
Prof. Muth's garden on Government
Hill.
"A bright, moving light in the south
ern heavens attracted some attention
last night about 8 O'Clock. 1t could not
be made out whether fire balloon, or .
meteor.
The literary entertainment Of Mrs.
Loise A. MCCARTHY, owing to the in
clement weather Of Saturday, has been
postponed until Tuesday evening, May
LIST. Tickets sold are good.
Mrs. Furniss, wife Of the present
proprietor Of the Woodruff ranch, died
at the ranch on Saturday last, and her
remains were brought to the city for
shipment to her old home at Independ-
ence, Miss.
w. H. and J. Csyce and 81. Barbeck
were out shooting yesterday, and came
back with the legend they had killed 81
plover. A skilled cross examination,
however, reveals the fact that 1t ia
questionable whether they secured or
6 Of the succulent birds.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Schuwirt cole
brsted the 25th anniversary of their |
marriage, their silver wedding) at their |
residence last night, with select party |
Of friends, including the Beethoven |
MaeDnerchor, OF which Mr.. Schuwirth is
the secretary.
Since the item in the LIGHT, the |
Belknap boys have been very courteous |
toward the San Antonio Rifles in their
plaza drills. That is right. boys. the
best of US are thoughtless, but always
willing to make amends. It's too bad,
though. you rushed into such an unre-
liable paper, as you did. to deny 1t.
Some delightful, apparently os-
oulatory evolutions were INDUCED last |
night between woman and man,
members of the early Bird" company,
right under the electric light on the |
sidewalk in front of Scholz's saloon.
The woman seemed to have the most |
fun out of it.
Mr.. o c. GuessaZ was elected presi-
dent of the Typographical union yester-
day. RObt. Robertson, vice president;
w. l.. Winter, treasurer: E. 6. Koerps, |
financial and corresponding secretary;
Eugene Nordhaus, recording secretary;
finance committee, Il. Pauly, w. g.
Hickman; sergeant-at-arms, r. L. Ed
wards.
One OF the boys tells US his sweet
heart has set price on her kisses. She
uses apothecary's weight and values
two ounces at one kiss. In all her
small wagers with him against his
French candies, she uses this measure.
She could just as we'll measure them at
one to the ton, for he generally has to
buy the candy at Ct cents per ounce,
avoirdupois.