San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-15

The six room cottage at 405 st.
Mary's street Is for rent. Apply to
G.. Shacklett. 7-l2-tf.
Sullivan made Kilrain move.
The city council is going to make Sui
Ivan move; therefore, you can buy
boots and shoes at your own prices at
the Sullivan Shoe Store. 7-12-6t
John Kohn, the deceased ice
man, was buried Saturday afternoon
by the employees of the Alamo Ice
company.
The San Antonio Rifle and Gun
club held practice shoot yesterday
near Schuh's garden, Oh Josephine
street.
Manager Mutually, of the Grand
opera house, starts for home on or
about the 18th.
WANTED.-Two unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping. Address,
stating location and price, d. G. W.,
LIGHT office. 7:l5:tf
Leonard Johnson has been ar
rested by the police on the charge of
theft of $50 from Louis Christoph.
-Dorcas Richardson was fined So
and costs this morning by Justice
McAllister for assaulting Frank Tay-
lor.
Tomorrow in the Catholic church
is the feast of the Blessed Virgin Mary
of Mt. Carmel.
DIR. Neil, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, spent Sunday at
Rockport, by special invitation of the
citizens, and preached there.
Charles Briggs the young switch
man who was injured recently on the
G. H. and s. A. train, is improving
and will soon be well.
In the quarter-mile race Saturday
afternoon at the old race track be-
tween Nuis and Mission Chief, Nuis
was declared the winner. Miss Mel
lie Burke attended the race.
The Mexican Union society held
their third anniversary celebration at
Krisch's hall Saturday night. A
grand ball took place. The hall was
crowded.
The thermometer was a few de-
grees higher yesterday, but the gulf
breezes tempered the atmosphere and
the heat was not so oppressive.
-Messrs. Ashford and Hines rode
to the Fourth Mission on their bicy-
cles yesterday and had glorious
time and many headers.
The First Baptist church is be-
ing repaired, new roof put on and
the inside carpeted and papered. The
work will be done in three weeks.
Parsons team of horses ran away
on North Flores street this morning,
but did no damage, as they were
caught at the corner OF Commerce
street by colored man.
The city's contract with the moon
for lighting the city has been in force
the past two nights, although the
man up there turned on the light a
little late.
The First Baptist church is I'M
dergOing repairs and the congregation
will not occupy it for some weeks to
come.
Dean Richardson left for Suwanee
Tennessee, to-day. He will attend
the, Trustees meeting Of the Universe
ty of the South and be absent from
the city for some weeks.
Col. Young and six troops of the
third cavalry reached headquarters
yesterday after very tedious trip,
swollen streams, bad weather and i'm
passable roads delaying them.
One horse was lost enroute from over
heating in stampede.
C. Gilmore, the cornetist, who re-
Gently arrived from st. Louis, has en-
listed in the army aud of course joins
the 10Th infantry band. He is quite
an addition to Prof. Halls boys.
Ticket 977, which won the beauti-
full doll, at the French celebration
last night was held by Miss Lena
Alexander. The doll is on exhibit
ton IN Geo. Caen's show window.
The fourth anniversary mass for
the repose of the soul of the late
Father T. J. Johnston, was celebrated
at st. Mary's Catholic church this
morning.
Musical Union band was highly
complimented for their excellent
music at the French celebration yes
terday afternoon and last night.
The race between Bradshaw and
Burnett's horses yesterday at the
Springs was won by Burnett, and the
pludgers lost pretty heavy.
-Wanted-A good, reliable, prac-
tical book-keeper, references re-
quired, single man preferred. Adj
dress A. B., care OF this office. 15-1t
"A 500 pound sea turtle will be
carved and made into soup at the
Riverside restaurant, tomorrow. 1t
will be served with a fine meal. 1t
Don,t,- Sbor;H W., Iyron,DI-o,