San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-14

DIR. Won Koehring, Office and resi-
dence 226 avenue G. 1-l2-lm
Billy Alamoney, at the Fashion
Monday, January 18th, grotesque
dancer and comedian. 1-l2-2t
Monday, January 14th: Dick
Mack and Emma Golfer, sketch ar
fists, at the Fashion. 1-l2-2t
Full line of p. Cox's celebrated
childrens' shoes in kid and spring
heel. The latest new shapes just re-
ceived at Joske Brothers. 12-3t
-Seven-year-old Frazer whisky at
A. /. Lockwood's Bank Exchange. I'm
MIR. Chas. w. Ogden declines to
run for alderman.
Forty thousand of the fifty thors-
and dollars needed to secure the road
to Llano have been subscribed.
Irish National League held a
meeting Saturday night, the first in a
long time.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Forbes have a
new boy at their house. He is baby
and arrived Saturday.
"A large batch of convicts left to-
day for the penitentiary in charge of
guards.
Mr.. Sam Vile, a very intelligent
and sociable young gentleman Of
Grenada, Miss, who has spent sew
eral months i'm this city, for the bene-
fit of his health, left Saturday for his
home, to make short visit.
Master Mechanic Ryan and the
Brotherhood Engineers are now said
to be all right.
Vice President Clark, of the I. &
G. n. railway, is in the state inspect
ing the road.
Garden street is in a terrible con-
dition, and the government wagons
hauling gravel, have cut it up very
badly.
The festive Migrants are around
and the sportlve policemen are run
ming them in.
The balloonists and parachutists
are in Galveston now.
"A meeting of the committee for
the celebration of the dedication of
the New Hook and Ladder fire COM
pany truck was held yesterday morn
ing. 1t was decided to give grand
parade of the fire department next
Sunday morning, to be followed by a
banquet at Turner hall at II o'clock.
The committee of shopmen of the
Southern Pacific shops, who went to
San Francisco to protest against the
action of the Brotherhood men in try
ing to secure Master Mechanic Ryan's
discharge, have returned. They say
they were eminently successful.
"A Saloon-Keeper: C. those
eporters. They come round and in
terview you, and if you talk to them
they slap it right in the papers. Then
the candidate you don't want gives
you a wide berth and you loose his
business. I'll set 'em up for report
er, but I'll be - if talk politics to
him."
by Mrs. j. w. Maddox, in honor of
some ladies visiting her from Wash
ingtOn.
The service of song at st. Marks
cathedral was again postponed last
night on account Of the weather.
A sign stuck in the mud on East
Commerce street reads: "No fishing
on these grounds"
The marriage of Miss Ada Pettus,
of GOliad, who is we'll known in San
Antonio where she has frequently
been visiting, takes place next We'd
nesday. Mr.. A. McFaddin of Vic
toria, is the happy man.
-Bexar county Farmers Alliance
meets Tuesday.
The celebration of the Pastores
has ceased for this year.
Yesterday in the church calendar
was marked as st. VerOnica's day.
The next holiday is st. Valen-
tines day and then follows shortly
the birthday of Washington. Febru-
airy 22d.
The January term of the county
commissioners court opens this morn
ing.
Modesto Torres is quite sick at
his residence, Sl3 South Pecos street,
and is in need of assistance. But
for the kindly act of Miss
Carrie Anderson in giving a little
child three dollars as a Christmas
present, poor Modesto and his little
girl might have almost persisted for
want of food.
This morning the government
hill sunrise gun was fired at 1908
o'clock, the hour for sunrise, but at