San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-20

A married man with a married
woman not his wife, had an adventure
Friday last coming from picnic in
the rain.
The Riverside today had three
new cooks, French, German and
American, and served meals of every
nationality.
C. r. Sullivan, the popular boot
and shoe man, celebrated his birth
day last Saturday. He kindly re-
membered the LIGHT office with a
keg of Lone Star.
The Earl-Kissell combination 40
artists in the great monster bill at the
Fashion for week commencing Mon
day, May 20. Admission 25c. ct
Some members of the X. and L.
of G. r. held delightful picnic at
Braden's park yesterday, and report
the day perfect one for such recrea-
ton.
"A horse picked up on Commerce
street this morning, died on reaching
the Military plaza.
ALI the jurors and witnesses in
the Geo. Gabriel murder case have
been excused until June 2.
Two gentlemen at the Menger last
night engaged the atten ton of an Off
Ger for some moments and the guests
were given the benefit of it.
The Alamo Baptist picnic last
Saturday at Riverside park passed off
successfully and nothing occurred to
cloud the pleasures Of the day.
Before the recorder this morning
% cases were on the docket. OF these
10 were fined, continued and dis
missed.
John Sauter, aged II years, an
| old Mexican war veteran and formerly
Private Co. d. fourth L. s. Ar
tillery, died Saturday at the county
poorhOuse of old age.
A private picnic, composed of the
Misses Clara Siemering, Emma Seftel,
Lizzie and Tillie Surran, Frank Setfel.
| ThOs. WatzIavzick and Chas. West
more, spent yesterday near the Third
mission.
Rev. NJ. Weiss, the new pastor OF
the Westminster Presby terrain church,
No. 1876 Presa street, arrived Satur-
day, was given a reception at Mr.. r.
| b. Wren's residence in the evening
and delivered two fine sermons yes
terday.
The renowned Kissell, the great
est Zouave drillest in the world-S1000
open to the world to produce his
equal; and 40 all star performers in
the east at the Fashion for one week
only, commencing Monday, May 20.
| Admission 25c. 5-1S-2t
DO not miss seeing the great and
only Earl Sisters, three young and
beautiful ladies' in their triple trap
csc, cOntOrtiOn and song and dance
novelties, and 40 all star performers,
at the Fashion for one week only,
commencing Monday, May 20. Adj
mission % cents. 5-lS-2t
Grand concert tonight, at Muth's
concert garden, Government Hill.
Appearance of Mr.. Henry Messer, the
German comedian, and Mr.. Siegfried
| A braham, English and German COM
edian. Admission free. Street cars
will leave after the concert at II
o'clock. No extra charge. 5-l5I5t
The Ladies Mandolin Orchestra
gave well attended concerts Saturday
and Sunday nights at Mission Gar
den. Saturday night for an encore
they played new piece LAS Horas
de Melanchola, by Mexican COM
poser, Nanano, which is very pretty.
If the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals had been on
hand to look after that Mexican mule
killer with load of brick, who drove
over Commerce street bridge about 10
o'clock this morning, they would
have found good subject.
w. Schultze will celebrate his
birthday tomorrow at the Riverside
restaurant, and the patrons of this
popular eating house may expect an
extra fine dinner.
The plans submitted by Architect
Riley Gordon. of this city, to the
county commissioners at Rockport for
the new courthouse and jail for Aran-
sas county, were accepted. Competi-
ton from all over the state and from
outside the state was brisk, but San
Antonio got there, as usual.
Henry E. Vernon has brought Sc
questration suit against Tyler G. Will
liams, to secure possession of the
household effects of the late Mrs. Julia
B. Williams.
In the district court this morning
Gregory and Paul Herman entered
into bond to answer to the charge of
assault and battery.
The Boss
| Tin roofer is the oldest and most sue