San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-31

Whitney, charged with theft of
money from the Ranch saloon, gave a
$3.50 bond to-day and was released
from Jail.
Treasurer Hansel, of the Arkansas
Pass railway, has resigned and will
remove to Dallas to engage in the
banking business.
The fire at Gen. Bees stables
broke out afresh Monday night and
the employees at fire hall No. 2 were
called and extinguished it.
"A quarter-mile race for 1000 a
eide is to come off tomorrow between
Unis ana Barber, at the old race
track.
The Arkansas Pass,rallway pay-car
started out today ahead of the regular
passenger trains with S52, 1000 to pay
off the men. The freight trains will
be moving tomorrow.
Barber shop for sale at Arkansas
Pass depot cheap. Inquire at sos
Austin street, San. Antonio, Texas.
7-3l-2t.
The tickets for the grand free dis.
tribution are all issued. Be on hand
at Sim Harris, opposite the post-office,
Saturday night, at nine O'Clock.
beginning with tomorrow morn
ing, August l, guard mounting at the
Post will be at 40 a. M, instead of at
$50, as heretofore.
"A telegram received yesterday by
Assistant City Attorney Walling from
City Attorney Bergstrom, announces
that he has reached Hot Springs,
Ark, and will return next Monday.
MIR. Sim Hart the enterprizing
Cigar man will superintend the grand
distribution for the LIGHT at his new
store, opposite the postoffice, Satur-
day night at nine o'clock. :, 81 st.
Two men charged with horse
theft. from a man in Williamson coun-
ty, have been arrested by Sheriff Nc
Call. Their names are. Mcintosh alias
Wright, and Turner.
"A large number Of friends of the
Alamo Baptist church attended the
soclable given last night at the resi-
dence of Miss McGehee on Dwyer ave.
The county attorney and the eX-
sheriff had few words on Commerce
street yesterday about noon, over the
Bunch Williams case.
Two young sparks at the club
house this morning amused them
selves by throwing kisses and using
other insulting gestures to couple of
San Antanio ladies walking by. Such
conduct may bring them severe pun
lshment by the brothers and friends
of the ladies.
Auction sale of fine furniture
August at 10 a. m, at q Soledad
street, consisting of fine bedroom sets,
parlor set, fine carpets and mating,
oil paintings, and a fine piano, with
out limit, for cash, George Pearson,
auctioneer. 7-31-1t
An employee on the G, H. & S. A.
railway was severely beaten by some
of his comrades few nights since
because they did not like lis social
connections. The matter is being
kept quiet.
Merchants and clerks soon get
ON to who are the buyers and who
are simply blufffng. They will not
stand being boycotted by labor agita-
tors or dictated to as to whom they,
the merchants, shall do business
with, any more than any other Amer
lCdU ClUlZcu Will HuN0 LIS llOOl tiCS
tempered with.
Auction sale Friday, August 2, at
10 a. M, at No. 81 Jackson, corner
Elmira street, consisting of fine bed
room and dining-room furniture, car
pets, etc. Sale positive and no re-
serve. GEO. PEARSON,
ct. Auctioneer.
A committee of the Belknaps and
Maverick Rifles are now out preparing
bylaws and constitution for the pro-
posed amalgamation of the two COM
panies, as reported some weeks ago
in the LIGHT.
Mrs. Thos. Abbott's birthday will
be celebrated Friday night, and at
the same time the wooden anniversa-
ry of Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott will be
celebrated.
Sur cruising Architect Freeman
says he has not yet heard from the
report of the examiner of the
federal building, and knows nothing
about the report that the corner tower
will have to be removed and red
granite stone substituted.
"
Building Notes.
Messrs. Alfred Giles and GuindOn