San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21


situation by applying to T. B. John
son, at this office. 5-2l-3t
The LIGHT carries no d-heads
or dead-beats OH it's subscription
books. A subscriber must either pay
or his paper is stopped.
Don't fail to see the novelties at
the Fashion tonight. Admission %
cents,
The uniform division, knights of
Pythlas, decided to turn out in par
ade on decoration day, May 3Oth.
Mr.. Henry Pawly's horse and
buggy were in the runaway yester-
day.
-Wanted.-A good white woman
cook. Apply at No. : Government
hill. 1t
Wanted at once, competent skirt
and waist makers at Nine. Dreyfus,
2O3 Alamo plaza. st
MIR. John Rechel, a young barman
of the Southern hotel bar, is rejoicing
over the arrival of daughter.
In the federal court today the
intricate land case of Castillo VS..
Thomb is being heard.
Mr.. Del Deweese has not yet re-
turned, says Mr.. Jesse Pressnall, and
would not dodge anybody, when he
comes. The Times does not tell the
truth when it says he is here.
Standing room was at premium
last last night at the Fashion not
withstanding the admission was %
cents.
Our readers desiring the services
of a skillful physician are referred to
the card of DR.. Bliem, on the first
page.
Alderman Rogers can win some
money if he can prove up the true Cir
culation of any newspaper in Texas.
The great Kissell, justly styled
the wonder, at the Fashion tonight.
Admission 25 cents.
For circulation of San Antonio
newspapers, Alderman Rogers is re-
spectfully referred to Geo. p. Rowell
& Co.'s newspaper directory Of 1889.
A copy same can be found at the
LIGHT office.
A. J. Fincham was awarded the
contract of building a residence for
James Raley on Maple street Tobin
Hill, he being the lowest bidder of
nine contractors who bid on the
house.
Mrs. Leopoldo Guerguin is now
installed in her residence on South
Flores street, at the Guerguin home
stead and will be at home this week
to her friends.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., of New
York, would pay not less than ten
Alderman Rogers, concerning newspa-
per circulatiOns.
Mr.. Henry ROach's cattle are
turning up. Seventy-five head were
found in Val Verde county with
blOtched brands, the original altered
to the scissors brand.
Wilson D. Arment, aged II years,
died this morning in Ward and the
funeral will occur at ) o'clock this
afternoon.
Mrs. Elmendorf and daughter,
Mrs. Engelke, while in their carriage
on West Commerce street Yesterday
afternoon, narrowly escaped being
run into by the runaway brewery
wagon.
"A special train of the l. & G. n.
railway came in at II o'clock today
carrying passengers off the NJ. X. and
Il. road, who, on account Of the new
schedule would otherwise have to lay
over or 6 hours at Taylor for the
regular trains.
The Earl family are certainly the
tinesS and most wonderful child art
lists in the world. Their performance
alone is worth four times the price of
admission, which is only % cents.
They are at the Fashion theatre for
one week only, so do not miss the OPP
portunity of seeing them.
j. G. Schreiver, traffic manager;
NJ. Stubs, general traffic manager,
of the Southern Pacific; General Man
ager l.. w. Johnson, Mexican Inter-
national; and General Freight Agent
VIM. Mckenzie, of the Mexican Inter-
national railway, were in the city
yesterday an l all went east today.
"A saddle horse with sixty foot
lariat dragging, ran away OH Military
plaza this morning and knocked
down a man who tried to catch him,
and ran into and broke wagon.
Jean Dupre, lad of II years of
age, was arrested by Officer Ludwig
yesterday for jumping on a moving
railway train of the Southern Pacific
road at the Walnut street crossing.
He was brought before the recorder
but was allowed to go free. A strin-
gent ordinance prohibiting this boyish
pastime and giving the recorder au-