San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-10

plDR Cl6rh OF Un6 LOu6 quar- DTtWeEy
under Walter Fries.
Miss Mary Boch, of San Marcos,
and David J. Woodward, of San An
tonic, will be married on July 18th, in
San Marcos.
If you want any money advanced
on valuables, or on furniture without
removal, call on the Michael Loan
company, 403 w. Commerce. 7-7-lm
The last of the Fort Concho troops,
consisting of one company under
Capt. Towle, arrived at the post of
San Antonio this morning.
Prof. VIM. Muth has decided to
run wagonettes to his garden to facil-
tate rapid transfer of the crowds that
attend his garden.
The dog-catchers are anXiously
looked for on North Flores street.
There are 1000 dogs running loose up
that way, with no license on them.
If work ON the new building is
stopped long enough Postmaster How
ard wont get a chance to occupy the
new quarters.
The city should buy whole block
while property is cheap, for the new
colored school, and not coop the build
ing up on one small lot.
The vacancy in the San Antonio
club directory caused by the death of
Col. August Belknap has been filled
by the election of VIM. Aubrey.
Prof. J. M. Steinfeldt has been
elected organist of the Presbyterian
church. cornre Houston and North
Flores street.
Miss Anderson, of Chicago, has Sc
cured a position as shorthand clerk
and typewriter tor the Lone Star
brewery.
The Assessment Committee is
making quite number richer now
who will feel very poor when they go
to settle with the tax collector.
Prof. Max Gipprich will give an
instrumental concert next Monday
night at Casino hall, which will be
participated in solely by his pupils.
The 1. o. G.. T. will give an
auction peach and cream sociable
next Friday night at the residence of
Miss Ada Seay, No. 212 Market street.
All friends are invited.
Now is the time to buy property
when owners are anxious to sell.
Some fine bargains can be had of
Hambleton, Hadley & Co.
The southern Pacific express
train due from the west to-day is four
hours behind time.
There is another H. Newton in
the city. He is an Englishman. Mr..
Albert Harry Newton called on him
at Vogeps stables the other day.
The unrendered tax rolls were in
creased in assessment $1,000 worth
this morning by the county commits
sioners.
The fine piano of the extinct
Mikado variety hall was removed to
day to the MeDger.
The San Antonio Manager for the
Burton stock cars will tap fresh
keg at 4 o'clock, at the L Il G. n. dc.
pot.
The LIGHT has received a courte-
Gus invitation to attend the concert,
tombola, ball and banquet to be Civ
en- by the French people Of this city
next Sunday night at Muth's pavil-
ion.
ho lOI lut SeCOuu
ward does not get around quite as
often as once week. The filth and
trash on South Concho and Mata-
moras streets have not been taken
away for ten days.
i mend and make and will take
old in exchange, and can sell either a
buggy or carriage for as little money
as any one in the state. MICHAEL
PIGOTT's carriage shop corner Hous-
ton and Soledad streets. 7-9-1m
If the street car drivers on the
line between Main plaza and I. & G.
n. depot would look a little to the
right and left occasionally, they
would catch good many more pas
sengers.
The Pythian Sisterhood yesterday
afternoon installed their recently
elected officers, in the X. p. hall.
Until all are thoroughly conversant
with the work, meetings will be held
every Tuesday afternoon.
The LIGHT is in receipt of letter
from Mr.. Joe Friebis, who has been
quite sick at Philadelphia. He sends
his regards to friends and says he will
be in San Antonio between the 25th
and 30th of this month.
The workingmen's free reading
room, on Zavalla street, was filled to
its utmost capacity last night by
friends and patrons of the enterprise,
to witness the very good amateur min
strel performance and concert. The
affair was complete success. 1t will
soon be repeated.
Miss Nellie Burke, the equestri-
anna rannUad with her Strinn of Hu-