San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-16
CITY NJ EWS.

Oscar Bergstrom has returned from
Paso del Aguila.
Miss Lizzie Stranahan, of Laredo, is
visiting friends in the city.
-Four cases were before the re-
corder this morning.
"A very heavy storm ragged on Gov
eminent Hill this morning.
Chris. Mueller drew 1915 prize in
Little Louisiana lottery, and is very
happy.
MIR. A. TheakstOn, representing
Kicker & Lee, of Galveston, is visit
ing the city.
If you want to meet all the boys
of the town attend the show at the
Washington tonight.
Five dollars worth of fun for ten
cents at the Washington tonight.
Your friends will be there.
According to Mic Cosgrove, a very
important injunction suit will be
shortly filed against the city.
Over one thousand dog licenses
have been issued in the present sea-
son.
The trial of D. NJ. Alexander,
charged with assault on D. p. Dolson,
is on trial in the district court.
Julian Galvan was arrested yes
terday for stealing ThOs. Northway's
saddle. Mr.. Becky makes also a
similar charge against him.
The protracted services which
have been held at the First Baptist
church for the past two weeks, closed
last night.
j. H. Pressnall has sold to r. r.
Claridge for 81 $50, lots | and 2, con-
tanning Is and $1,000 acres, southeast
of Main plaza.
Grand base ball match Sunday,
the 18th, between the Southwestern
and Little Joker teams, at Muth's base
ball park. Good game anticipated.
The directors meeting of the In
ternational Loan and Building AssO-
citation was held on Thursday night,
aud all seemed satisfied with the re-
port.
Walter Scott has taken out build
ing permit to build three dwelling
houses near the Arkansas Pass depot,
costing $500.
The French citizens arranging to
celebrate the fall of the Bastile, meet
tomorrow night at $50 in Fred's
saloon.
Ricardo Rodriguez has been ar
rested for completely with Julian Gal
van in the theft of saddle some
weeks ago.
Lilly Wilson, white negro girl,
was fined 81 by the recorder this
morning for having been seen to kiss
a white man with whom she was
hack riding last night.
The Alamo pavilion will have it's
grand opening tonight, Alamo plaza
and LOsoyo street, and there will be a
free lunch and grand concert. Admis-
sion free.
The approaching wedding of Miss
Annie Kush, of this city, to Mr..
Richard Krowitz, Of Breckenridge, is
announced.
On account of the late arrival of
the train with the remains, the fu-
neral of Chas. H. Tendick will not
take place until Monday afternoon at
4:30 O'clock.
The committee of arrangements of
the Ancient Order United Workmen,
charged with the reception of the
Grand Lodge, meet tonight at p. m,
in Odd Fellows hall.
Mr.. A. w. Clifford and a party of
mining capitalists, passed through
the city this morning from st. Louis
and Kansas en- route to Mexico.
Miss Hattie Simpson, graduate of
the High school yesterday, received a
present yesterday of a beautiful gold
watch and chain from some unknown
friend as she stepped from off the
platform.
Miss Anna HOuser, assistant Eigh
School principal, desires through the
LIGHT, to express her thanks to Gen.
Stanley, GOggan & Bro, and all 9th
nd for cOurtesies received at the High
DecjaI T1,2qlmmencement yesterday.
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