San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-16

underwear, socks, handkerchiefs ect.
New goods daily arriving, II. Harms,
Opera House. 9141t.
Preparations are being made by
the Polish Young Mems Union for
their annual inaugural ball, to cele-
brate the installation of their recent
ly elected officers.
The attendance at the Catholic
churches yesterday was very large.
The Feast of EXaltation Of the Holy
Cross was celebrated.
The Association hang up SO, 400
to be trotted paced and run for during
the fair opening November 5th to
continue twelve days.
Those we'll known Houston fish
ermen Messrs. Coyle, johnson and
Mitchell were in the city Saturday
en- route to Mexico.
When you want to take home a
nice oyster loaf drop in and see
Schultz & Geise, at the Riverside res
taurant.
SEQ our guaranteed five dollar
silk umbrella and two and one half
"Gloria" at J. w. Crate & Co., 240
Commerce street. 9-l6-tf
Judge King this morning APP
pointed jury commissioner to select
jurors for the next term of his court
Preaching tonight at Travis Park
Methodist church by Rev. w. w.
Pinson. Song service at 7:45. Come
all.
An excursion from Houston to
San Antonio, over the Arkansas Pass
is being talked up.
MIR. Chas Whittier and wife cele.
little daughters birth yesterday.
The rain last evening played
havoc with Scholz's garden Sunday
crowd.
"A brakeman in the yards of the
Sunset depot was mashed between
two cars Saturday afternoon while
coupling them. He is at the Santa
Rosa hospital, pretty badly off.
Reported that freight wreck oc-
Cured on the east end of the g. H. &
S. A. railway last week, by two trains
coming together.
Susie Cole, Edna, Alice Jones,
Matte Truax, Alice Parler, Lottie
Baum, May Griffin and Lizzie Bradley
were all fined as Migrants Saturday
last.
Col. w. S. Hadley's buggy and
harness were damaged Saturday af-
ternoon by the team of Manuel Cas-
sias driving into the buggy ,on Alamo
street.
The LIGHT has received an invi-
tatlon to attend the complimentary
hop given by the I & G. y. railway
boys" for the benefit of the Grand
chapter of the order of the Eastern
Star. at Joske's hall September 18th.
Street cars on both lines to the
springs were running all night. The
same force of drivers and conductors
who turned in at O'Clock a. m. had
to 60 out again at 6 this morning for
another days work.
MIR. L. G. Marshall, at his resi-
dence on Crockett street, has the
second crop of mulberries of this sea-
son, now ripening on trees in his
yard.
Mr.. VIM. Hoefling, Jr. leaves in
few weeks to attend the annual
meeting of the select Knights of the
ancient order of United Workmen in
Chicago, as a delegate from San An
tonic lodge.
Rock crosswalks are being laid on
North Flores street. This will be a
great convenience to the school chill
dren, as the streets and sidewalks are
in a terribly muddy condition.
Alamo lodge No. 80, Independent
Order of Good Templars, have favored
the LIGHT with tickets to an enter
tainment, to be given at the Casino,
September 10Th.
The small dealer of this city, who,
while on q whiz last Thursday looking
for his wife, drove away hack from
LOckwoOd's corner while the driver
was taking drink, was fined SO by
the recorder this morning.
The "Citizens Eleven" were SCOOP
ed in the Saturday afternoon game of
cricket played at che Post, the SOL
dlers' Eleven getting away with
them by a score of 81 to Sc. There
were only four of the Citizens team
present.
up to date this season the Aran-
sas Pass railway has shipped out over
their road 1854 bales of cotton from
San Antonio. The amount shipped
from Sinner station, up to within one
week of Saturday last, was 2, 700 bales.
Mr.. Henry Umscheid, freight
check clerk of the Arkansas Pass rail-
way, reached quarter of century of
lite last Saturday and celebrated the
event with his friends at the freight
depot Saturday evening.
The lawn tennis club of this city
is diligently practicing for the fall
tournament. The secretary reports