San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02

Mr.. Alfred Haueisen is now occu-
plying position as clerk with Joske
Brothers.
-Joske Brothers. fine front show
windows will be finished and filled
with a fine display tomorrow.
Buy boys clothing from John K.
Beretta & Co. They sell on very
close margin. 1t
Some beautiful black silk flounc-
iugs are displayed by John X. Beretta
d Co. 1t
"A marriage license has been is
sued to Gustav Schramm and Louisa
Hutzler.
There were only two cases before
the recorder this morning for drunk
and disotderly.
Mr.. A. f. st. Claire has leased
the Immigrants home from the
Southern Pacific railroad and pro-
poses to convert it into an hotel and
saloon.
Robert Tendick and Otto Koehler,
of this city, left today for New Or
leans Mardi Gras.
Jose Sanchez, supposed to hail
from San Antorio, was mOrtally
wounded in a drunken row on the
streets of Laredo yesterday by Lon
gino Perez.
The charter of the Texas Art asso-
citation has been received from Aus
tin.
Sixty members of the Board of
Trade, now in New Orleans at the
Carnival, have accepted the invita-
ton of the San Antonio Board of
Trade to visit us Oh their return.
The mission of st. Mary began
Thursday evening at st. Mary's
church and continues until Sunday
evening, inclusive.
due at II o'clock last night arrived at
$3.50 o'clock this morning, and the
noon train today is four hours late.
The death of an old Mexican
named Juan is vaguely reported this
morning to the health office. The
name Juan only is given, his age is
supposed to be between 20 and 80.
On the Leon creek, west and
northwest of San Antonio, the farm
ers have been pretty well flooded,
also, the Leon being on boom. The
farmers, or at least, some of them.
have already begun putting corn on
the uplands.
DO not lose sight of the fact that
Joske Brothers donate you with every
s. purchase ticket to the concert
March 9Th, benefit of Alamo MOnu-
ment Fund. 3-2-4t
The Little Jokers and the profess
SIGNALS, consisting of Tobias, Bright
and Magner, assisted by amateurs,
will play a game of ball at Muth's
park tomorrow afternoon. Game
starts at 8 o'clock.
To-day is the anniversary of the
Declaration of Texas Independence
which occurred in 1886. 1t is a legal
holiday in the state, although in San
Antonio the banks and public offices
are open as usual. Contracts made tC-
day are not binding.
The board of directors of the
Texas State Art association will meet
in the rooms of the art school, corner
of SOledad and Houston streets, on
Monday at 4 p. M, to organize under
its charter.
Prof. A. J. H. Barbour, the well
known pianist and organist, has
kindly volunteered bis services to
the Misses Macapagal in
the benefit promenade hop and
concert for their benefit next Tuesday
night at Arbeiter Verein hall ten
dered them by Madame Virginie
Donaldson.
The directors of the Home for Des-
titute Children, S15 San Pedro Ave-
nue., acknowledge with thanks the
following donations: Geo. Dullnig, A.
Prescott, Smith & Wilson, groceries;
Speiser, Brown, James, Mcdonald,
meat; E. Stoves, ST., lumber; Judge Nc
Leary, one load of wood; Mrs. J. F.
James, cake; Harnisch & Baer, cake;
Beretta & Co., domestic; Schasse,
drugs; Hannig & Co., six chairs and
one cradle; Cosgrove & Co., saucepan;
Yantes, milk.
PiHUrIa 70 Rattle