San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-08

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Seven -year-old Frazer whisky at
A. /. Lockwood's Bank Exchange. I'm
-Thos. HI. Abbott bought himself q
new sterper this morning.
"A meeting of the Good Templars
lodge is to be held tonight.
Hannah Healy, aged 72 years,
died yesterday from cancer.
"A game of cricket is talked Of for
next Saturday afternoon on Govern
ment hill.
The engagement of marriage OF
Miss Esther Koenigsberg and Mr..
Sol. DalkOwitz is announced.
The district court was, still en-
gagged this morning in the trial of
Haines, charged with assault.
Veterinary surgeons report plenty
of pneumonia among horses in this
city.
The vice presidents of the Reform
club held meeting last night and
discussed ward business.
Mr.. C. c. Brain, chief clerk of Mr..
J. II. McQueeney, of the Southern
Pacific railway, has a new boy at his
house, which arrived Sunday morn
ing.
Sheriff Reed, of Calcasieu Parish,
La, passed through the city yesterday
from Laredo, where he arrested o
young man named Mccain, wanted
in Louisiana for defaulting with funds
of a bank.
On the 18th an excursion by the
Raymond Whitcomb party will pass
through San Antonio on the way to
California.
MIR. David Luce was made tho
happy father Of fine new boy by
Mrs. Luce last Sunday afternoon, and
of course papa, is very happy over the
present.
Miss Flora Washington, the pop
postoffice, who has been sick. Is again
back at her post and all works
smoothly.
On Sunday night very pleasant
party was given at the residence Of
Mrs. julius Oppenheimer on avenue
d, in honor of her sister, Miss Rosa
ROuff.
MIR. Henry Boerner has resigned
his position in the Stoves Lumber
Yard, and now manages papa-in-law
SChOlZ'S saloon.
Alderman Conner should have
the city clerk to look up those side
walk and crosswalk resolutions,
passed half dozen times during the
last three years.
Oil waste runs from tubes into
the river from the Dullnig building
and bubbles up like natural springs
in the water.
"A leading veterinary surgeon Of
this city, since his wife's departure on
visit to Alabama, does his own cook
ing. He is getting very thin since he
commenced.
Wash Styles, the colored man
whose foot was run over by the cars
at the Sunset depot on New Years
day, and afterward the member was
twice operated by amputatinn by DR..
Starnes, died this morning.
Ed. Rische, Sr., so far is the only
candidate announced for city collector.
Ed. Rische has been in San Antonio
so long, he is personally known to al
most the entire population. The man
that can beat him has not yet been
heard from.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Louis Voelcker and Hetie
Tomasini. and to Jacob E. Riedinger
and Carolina Finke.
The remains Of Peter Nelly who
died in New Braunfels from wounds
received during the civil war in 1865
and buried at BRENNAN were yeSter-
day transhipped and buried in San
Antonio.
Carpenters Union No. 367 has an
~ i,,O nj h at
Krisch's hall.
The Helvetia Singing society
honor the LIGHT with an invitation to
their evening entertainment, on Sun
day, January Goth.
Major Colin Campbell, of Riddle
vile, is at the st. Leonard, on his way
to Maine, to visit relatives and spend
the winter.
Two nicely furnished rooms for
rent, each suitable for two gentlemen;
five minutes walk frem pOstoffice; IS
Rusk st. 1-S-tf
On Saturday they cleared the..mud
off South A lamO street, near Mission
garden. Last night the whole stood
like a sea of water, for in taking off the
mud, big holes are made that create
miniature seas in wet weather.
Real Estate Sales.
Geo. NJ. Maverick to John and
Louisa J. C. Bradley, lots 7, s, 8, 10, II
and II ON Prospect Hill, for $3.50,
Thos. X. ohugat to G. II. Wilson,
lot No. 40, on Goliad and Cherry
streets for $3.50.
d. Scudder to Sam Maverick, lot
and improvements brewery south
west corner of Houston and Cameron