San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-27
X Y X-The Purest.

disturbing the peace.
X Y X-The Purest.
Mr.. J. Owen, of Austin, is in the
city. He is getting ready for his APP
preaching marriage there to Miss
Maggie Crawford.
MIR. Jesse Bell, Jr., took a bicycle
header Saturday afternoon near the
Riverside Park, and now his arm is
laid up.
"A pleasant dance was given Sat
urday night at the residence of Mr..
Emil Oppermann, on South Laredo
street.
-Plsener beer was on tap yester-
day and good judges say it is the best
the Lone Star Company has ever
brewed.
A picnic train on the Arkansas
Pass railway ran over and killed a
Jersey heifer at Riverside Park
switch yesterday.
Light Battery F, Third artillery,
and the six troops of the Third caval-
ry now at Eagle Lake, are ordered to
Galveston.
Work will be commenced i'm
mediately on the Episcopal Seminary
according to plans by Architect Cor
don. Estimated cost $4,000.
Col. J. =. Ford celebrated his
seventy-fOurth birthday Yesterday
and was the recipient of good wishes
and congratulations ad libtum.
This morning Justice McAllister
married Sydney King and Isabella
Bird. He knocked off his fee, rather
than they should postpone the we'd
ding, which they very nearly con-
cluded to do.
Two round-heel fights took place
at Cassiano's chicken pit yesterday
afternoon, between X. Anderson and
J. Coy, won by Anderson; and Tony
and Pitt. won by Pitt,
X X X-Pearl, take no other.
Ask for it.
The LIGHT has received an invi-
tation to attend the picnic and ball to
be given next Thursday at Riverside
park, by the employees of the S. A.
and A. p. Railway company.
Two young ladies of the old 4th
startling and nav in its plot. The
two principal characters in the novel
are MAMA Grimo" and lie Scor-
pion."
The error was made in the LIGHT
of Saturday that Mr.. Herman Kamp-
mann had been presented with
another son and heir. The lucky
gentleman was Mr.. Herman Laux, at
the Menger.
The alarm of fire which sounded
at 4:30 yesterday afternoon, was
caused by blaze in a small frame
house, unoccupied, in the rear of San
Pedro springs. Water was scarce and
the building was consumed. Loss $500.
Property was owned by J. H. Nc
Leary.
The shoot of the Powder House
Hill Gun club yes terday, was at
eighteen pair clay birds, fifteen and
eighteen yards rise. Score: Gus.
Critzer, %; f. Weidenfelt, %; A. Dit
mar, 20; B. Critzer, 10; A. Ohnesorge,
10.
The directors of the Protestant
Home for Destitute children acknowl-
edge with thanks the following dona-
VlOhS WI
stove, clothing; Mrs. Louns berry, SO;
L. Orynski, dozen nursing bottles;
Speiser, James, Brown, meat.
Robert Penninger. of the Freie
Presse, of this city, will be married
tomorrow in New Braunfels to Miss
Louisa Reich, sister of Mr.. Bruno
Reich, of this city.
An affidavit has been made before
Justice McAllister against Pat Cavney
for an aggravated assault by drawing
a pistol on w. d. Jefferies at the Sill
yer King saloon Saturday night.
Cavney waived examination and gave
bond to appear before the district
court.
"A party of young friends of Miss
Ida Zorkowsky were entertained Sat-
urday night by that young lady at
her parents residence, on Salinas
street.
The Hall damage suit in the
federal court against the G.. H. & S. A.
railway resulted in a mis-trial Satur-
day. To-day the damage suit of
Beasely VS.. the Western Union Telo-
graph Company, for $lO,G 600, for failure
to deliver telegram.