San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-09

rent, each suitable for two gentlemen;
five minutes walk frem postoffice; 25
Rusk st. 1-8-tf
The Lone Star brewery is distrib-
uting among it's customers some very
pretty calendars with the portraits of
the German Royal family. While
it does not amount to much with
Americans for America yet they
look we'll.
"A meeting Of the Independent
Order of Good Templars was held last
night.
Mr. Frank Krisch, Jr., it is said,
will be run for alderman from ward
No. by his friends.
The supper to be given by the
Good Tempiers will occur next Fri
day night.
Lawyer James Eckford is now in
Washington, ID. c., on business.
Architect w. X. Dobson, formerly
of San Antonio, is now doing thriv-
ing business in Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Long, of avenue G, will soon
build q handsome residence on Goliad
street.
MIR. Charley Green is something
of pedestrian.
Saturday evening next the car
penters will have ball at::Krisch's
hall.
MIR. Chas. w. Ogden has been
called upon to become candidate for
alderman from ward No. 6.
Work Of tearing down the Cum
berland Presbyterian church building
on Soledad street was commenced
yesterday. A new church will be
built in its place.
The Executive committee of the
Colored Independent club was held
last night. Another meeting will be
held next Monday night.
San Antonio now has three re-
form clubs: Young Mems Reform,
Colored Mems reform, and Mexican
Reform club. The movement is gain
ing strength that will not be put
down.
Take your lunch at the Arkansas
Bar, first class cooking, fine free lunch
from 10 a. m. ~ ~ m. 1-9-1w
Genuine Berwick Bay oysters, in
any style, at q, cents per dozen, az the
AIdDSdS TlcSh wi puo
wick oysters sold by the can. 19-1w
The Excelsior Guards meet in
their armory tonight on important
business.
The Bexar Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION met last night and elected
the following directors, q. Epson, G.
A. Duerler, G. H. Kalteyer, J. w.
Richardson, Charles Heuermann, w.
&. Robards, and Sam G. Bell.
Mr.. Jas. G. Mabry has gone to
Fort Worth to reside, and his clerk
ship in the adjutant-generaFs depart
ment of the U. s. post, has been turned
over to Mr.. Herff Story.
The soliciting committee for the
Llano railway gathered in 81 $50 more
yesterday.
Thin coatings of ice formed on
standing pools of water in the streets
last night and the mud was slightly
frozen on the top.
-Artzt's string band left today for
Luling, where they will play for
dance to be given tonight.
-Hydrants are frozen up today
any some have "busted."
The West End Town company
will soon have II steaDlbo running
on the lake. One has been ordered.
Finest hot free lun III ID the city
at Ducks saloon, from 10 to II O'Clock.
died away when l saw its mate flying |
swiftly toward the battle ground imagined |
| could see feathers on the wounded duck rise |
as these two immense birds circled above it. |
After a preliminary understanding between |
them eagle No. | made another dive at the |
duck, while eagle No. circled close enough /
to the water to catch the duck as soon as it |
The Cross Town fahway company
has begun tearing up the L rails on
Houston street.
"A very heavy white frost fell this
morning.
Mr.. Gibbon, an EnglishmaE, is
fere to establish tailOr's business,
and has engaged store on Commerce
street for that purpose.
Six hundred head of cattle were
sold yesterday by Sinner Bros, for
$3.50.
The board of fire directors hold
meeting next Moneay night for the
election of an assistant chief of the
fire department. There are several
candidates.
The Cross Town railway company
intend running their cars by electric
motors, also.
The little street car mule will
soon go, it seems. The mule is not
sorry.
1t is now said that the petition
handed into the city council and
written Sin German was from Mr..
Boelhaue, the aspiring alderman. In
raality If was written nartIy in Ger