San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-05
CITY NEWS.

Mr.. H. A. Blair's drug store is be-
ing re-decorated.
Commencement exercise of the
High School occur on the 18th inst.
The Alderman boy, bitten by a
moccasin snake, is in the road to re-
cOvery today.
The ladies of the Hebrew BenevO-
lent Association meet tomorrow at 5
o'clock in the Temple Beth FL vestry.
-Berg's mill will be sold to satisfy
a Judgment for $4,000 in the federal
court, in favor of Elihu, Spicer IL Co.
The British association is to be
revived upon a more liberal and pOpu-
lar basis.
There is a runOr round the city
that Congressman Sayers will be the
new federal Judge Of western Texas.
A new Juvenile militia company,
with Charley TObin as captain, has
been formed.
Justice Barnes placed 80 criminal
cases before the grand jury this morn
ing.
s'-The school board, building and
public Improvements committees of
the city council meet this afternoon
in the city offices.
Mr.. A. Hachler has resigned the
position of agent at the SAP depot,
Kerrville, and his place is filled by
Mr.. F. Somerindyke, relieving agent.
-WANTED.-AnA No. l porter; no
others need apply.
Miss CARRIE ANDERSON,
No. 900 South San Saba street.
The State Pharmaceutical associa-
ton meets in Austin on the 18th inst,
and it is expected that several local
druggists will attend the meeting.
Mrs. Bessie Bell Brown and Miss
Jessie Bell are arranging to give a
series of Evolutionary and musical en-
tertainments.
Julius NJ. Peacock has filed suits
in the federal court against Albert
Urbahn, and Raymond Martin to try
title and for damages.
Edward Odin died yesterday at
his residence, SO South Flores street,
and his remains will be buried today
at o'clock.
The Knights and Ladies of the
Golden Rule, Castle Fannin, No. PSI,
presented Mr.. J. F. Hansen with a
gold-headed cane in recognition of his
services to the order.
The death of DR.. Smith, the den
fist formerly Of this city, is reported
from Massachusetts, from heart dis
ease. He leaves young widow.
"A meeting of all Frenchmen in
this city interested in celebrating the
anniversary of the fall of the Bastile,
will be held next Sunday night.
The LIGHT has assurances from
members of the directory that the
grand fair is to be a fact and that am
pie subscriptions will be made to in
sure success.
Assistant pound master, Esparza,
has been dismissed at the request OF
City Marshal Shardein, and Mr.. For
tunato Perez has been appointed tC
the vacancy.
Only nine cases were before the
recorder this morning. One, Chas
Crohe barber, was fined S25 and e
days in jail, for carrying razor
which he said he was simply taking
home.
their goods and will open tomorrow
morning. The public and the ladies
especialls are invited to call and sec
what the Racket" can do.
The finance committee of the In
ternational Building and Loan assOcia
ton met last evening and after theil
audit expressed satisfaction at the re
suit.
Mr.. G. A. Mauermann has taker
out building permit for the erection
of two galleries, corner Of Live Oal
and Crockett streets.
In the district court this morning
the grand jury was empanelled will
the usual charge, and then the case 0
Ernest, for burglary, was taken up
The case of Craig, for horse stealing
yesterday resulted in conviction.