San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-25
LIGHT FLASHES.

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had an interesting meeting last night.
The Cricket match for tomorrow
has been postponed.
The ball to have been given by
the Turner's tomorrow night has been
postponed.
Taken up by Ernest Wehrhahn,
of Mill street, goat, marked on the
ears. 1-25-1t
The mayor has tried to bride one
of the Colored Mems Independent
Club: by offering to make him city
porter in the mayors office, If he the
colored member) would use his lnflu-
ence for the present administration.
The colored gentleman refused the
offer.
Deputy Sheriff Ingenhutt, of Com
fort. and Sheriff A. Bodemann, of
Boerne, are at the Mahncke.
The Fidelia orchestra meets to-
night in Meyers hall. 1t is said in
their next concert the Beethoven
Maennorchor will cooperate with
them in making success.
Fred Ward, the tragedian, has
this season in San Antonio. His
many friends here will be sorry to
learn this.
Little Hans Mickle has the spunk
to holler for French right in nest of
administration workers at the So
called San Pedro club.
Negotiations are pending between
the business men and residents OF
East Commerce street and the steam
ship company to run one of their
steamers along the above street. The
aforesaid business men and residents
are guaranteeing the company three
feet of water to ply their steamer.
Adam Schmitt, who was injured
on Sunday night by fall in front OF
the new building corner of South
Alamo and Nueva streets, was able to
return to his post at G. B. Franks
yesterday for the first time since his
accident.
The tax payers have paid, or will
pay, more than S. Royalty for their
present market master. This is
! sSal-acious subject all round.
The administration blacksmith
would tire the wheels of progress in
black mud, use emery dust to grease
the axles, and an administration cart
driver to catch the train bearing the
tax payers to their ruin.
IF Scott would use felt instead of
asphalt in which to lay those admin
istration blocks, the dull thuds, in the
muds, of the taxpayers spuds, would
be less felt than he asphaltum.
The Oriental Princes had a meet
ing last night and initiated several
candidates with eclat.
We call special attention to the
Ignite & Lytle Coal Co., 2l5 st:
Mary's street. Their Lytle coal at -
per ton is without doubt the cheapest
fuel in the city. Telephone $50. l-25-2t
-Lytle coal at 81 per ton is no doubt
the most popular fuel in the city. All
our patrons are satisfied. Try it and
be convinced. Telephone $50. Ignite
& Lytle Coal Company, 2l5 st. Mary's
street. l-2o-Zt
Mr.. Fred Warde, the tragedian,
has met with bad luck or bad man
agement this season, and that is the
reason he has cancelled his dates in
San Antonio. This is one of his best
paying towns, too, and he has lots of
friends here, especially among the
knights of Pythias.
Only one death was reported yes
terday, that is Limo Gayegnos, aged 20
wears, who died from heart disease in
the Third ward. He had resided in
the city for ten years.
Officer Zeigler is absent sick today.
There will be eau Gus of the Sth
ward tomorrow night to ascertain the
best man for alderman of the ward.
The caucus takes place at Umscheid's
hall, corner South Alamo and Nillita
streets.
Justice Heron was engaged this
morning in hearing the case against
Deputy Sheriff James Applewhite
charged with assault on a peddlel
named l.. Siegel, whom he threw out
of his house because the peddler was
impudent and entered without knock
ing.
1t was too wet last night to ge
wet inside, and as result there wa:
only one case in the recorders cour
this morning. That was Tempy
Brown, charged with striking with &
bottle. "Iempy" dldn'tappear, there
fore his bond was forfeited and al
alias warrant issued.
In Justice McAllister's court THU
morning, Ed. Leon was on trial for tn
charge of selling whisky without
license for doing so. Another charg
of forging Minnie Lees name.to
pawn ticket, comes up against hir
after this charge is disposed of.
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