San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-15

MIR. Tom Stevens is observing
Lent.
Meeting Of the Little Joker Base
ball club tonight at o'clock.
Mr.. Joe Gallagher is the cham
pion whistler of this city.
Another hotel, it is rumored, will
soon change proprietors.
The Mission Hose company drilled
last night and found the hydrants in
good condition.
The San Antonio Blues and
Dixies will cross bats at the Springs
Sunday 4 p. m.
The San Antonio Blues have
business meeting tonight.
Nicely furnished room for rent at
617 Avenue G.. 3-15-3t
1T is said that the mayor has APP
pointed A. J. Avant and Otto Solms,
sanitary inspectors.
Justice McAllister held an inquest
on the remains of the late Mrs. l..
Schwerin yesterday, and came to the
conclusion that the lady died of old
age.
The recorder only had one case
this morning, that of John Lovelady
charged with beating and striking.
John pleaded guilty and was fined a
V.
Judge Noonan being disqualified
by relationship to try the suit OF
Sarah b. Ingersoll versus the Alamo
Ice company, Governor Ross has APP
pointed Mr.. J. H. McLeary as special
judge of the case.
Joe Halamuda will be buried from
his residence, on East Commerce
street, tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
The Jewish festival of Purim COM
mences on Sunday next, the 18th inst.
and con tinues for ten days.
Miss Bessie Bradley Is now gen.
eral delivery clerk in the post office,
Miss Washington having resigned.
The I. and &. n. train late yester-
day afternoon came in at 5 o'clock.
Train today is only one hour late.
Mr.. Joe Halamuda, formerly
saloon keeper on East Commerce
street, died last night.
AT the Cave saloon, the oily pro.
prietOr Van Alstyne, now seCs out
pop corn free lunch at night.
Bishop Neraz will officiate at
solemn high mass for st. Patrick at
st. Mary's church next Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
ALL the summer cars on the San
Pedro street car line are being re-
painted and renovated.
Miss Gussie Kurka has been add
ed to the list of Wolfson's attractive
salesladieS.
The San Antonio Ice factory and
the adjoining house occupied by the
LacOstes were sold this morning to
the mortgages, the estate of the late
r. p. Tendick.
The car track switch OH Acequia
street, i'm the rear of the Mexican con-
subs Office, is being Put in really pass
able shape.
Sunday afternoon the patriotic
Irishmen Of the city will meet at Mey-
er's hall, Losoya street, and indulge
in an impromptu celebration of st.
Patrick's Day. The Owl club will be
there to furnish the music.
The wedding of Mr.. Chas. J.
ChabOt and Miss Pauline Waelder
will occur next Wednesday afternoon
at st. Marks cathedral.
A young bicyclist amused a crowd
on Soledad street yesterday taking
headers and falls. 1t was as good as a
circus. The people thought he could
not ride, but found out he was only
learning trick riding.
City Collector Edward Rische has
extended the time for payment of city
taxes until the end of the present
month.
Mr.. G. Boyle sends the LIGHT a
copy of the Rev. Henry A. Branus'
address, "Ingersolls Mother,n being
racy reply to Ingersoll.
Alamo street as far as Scholz. is
being torn up to grade in order to
furnish material for the Alamo plaza
work
Capt. Bob Green put the MAYER
icks through their drill last night in
good style and complimented the
boys on their "mettle."
The remains of Moses Moke ar
rived in the city from Uvalde and
were buried yesterday, Mr.. l.. Veith
officiating at the funeral ceremony.
Mrs. Max Lindheim, of Del Rio,
who was recently bereaved of her
husband, started for New York and
on the way her little Swear old son,
Max, also died.
Gen. Russ buggy team ran away
at the West End yesterday because
load of trees that was passing in a
wagon brushed one of the horses.
Thev tore throuUh q harh wire fence