San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-08-31

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Kansas City today at noon. He Will
be at the council meeting this after
noon.
"A new suit has been filed. in
Judge Noonan's court by L. d. Porter
against J. r. Pollock, ct al, for in
junction restraining them from selling
certain cattle.
No preaching at Travis Park Nj.
+. Church tomorrow owing to the
absence of the pastor, Rev. w. w.
Pinson, from the city.
j. Hollen and family, of Freder-
icksburg, become permanent resi-
dents of this city. Mr.. Hollen will
publish a German Weekly.
The old mossback element in the
council will likely succeed in driving
the general offices of the Arkansas Pass
railway from San Antonio to Hous-
ton.
MFR. L. Mahncke passed a restless
night and is not much improved to-
day. However, he is having the very
best of medical attention, and hopes
for his recovery are entertained.
"A crowd of four negro dudes
amused themselves and Disguised all
who heard them at the park concert
last night, by telling dirty story,
with loud outlaws.
Judge Wurzbach has written to
Attorney General Hogg for his opin-
ion as to whether jurors in a Justices
court, are entitled to a fee when the
fury is hung and being unable to
agree, is discharged.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Chas.
Seabaugh will take place at 8 o'clock
this afternoon, the hour being changed
to allow of the arrival from Bolton OF
Mrs. Seabaugh.
Saturday August 3lth, and Mon
day September End clothing at l-2
price at A. Kahn's store. Friday
August 30th store will be closed for
big mark down. I. EFRoN, Assignee
S-29-3t.
Some of our citizens suggest tnat
connection with the San Pedro and
North Flores street Car lines could
easily be made and belt line estab-
lished that would more than be suf-
ficient to carry people to the fair
grounds via the Arkansas Pass depot.
In the recorders court this morn
ing there were fourteen cases, four of
which were fined. The majority
were for non-payment of occupation
taxes, most of which were paid up.
| There are twenty more delinquents
to appear before the recorder next
week.
A couple of Jail birds were drinking
| together when one of them took out
his watch. "Bless me- ~ exclaimed
his astonished companion, you've
got watch" Looks like it," "And
how much did it cost" "SiX monthsW
-Tid-Bits.
First tramp Ito his pard )-"Did you
tell the mistress of the house that we
are Jamestown sufferers, washed out
by the fiood?" Second tramp-"I
did" "What did she say?n "She
said we looked as though we hadn't
been washed in ten years. Texas
Siftings.
observation-disclosures Husband
enters, weeping). Wife-"What's the
NATTER" usband-"Cousin Harry
| was standing on a thousand tons of
dynamite in Ohio last week, and they
| exploded" Wife-"Ah! let me see
his letter. Does he say whether he
was hurt?"
A hotel guest at the Thousand
Islands asked the colored waiter what
game he liked best, and received the
reply: "Almost any kind of game'll
suit me, but what 1 like best is an
American eagle served on silver dol
lar" And he got it.
An ancient stone in a graveyard::at
Litchfield bears the following inscrip-
ton:
Under this stone lies Solomon Taylor,
Next to him is Gates, the Whaler.
Further on down deep in the mud
Is all that's mortal of Uncle bud.
They Must be SID at a Sacrifice