San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-04-06

The justices of the peace are do
ing but little now, except the routine
business of filming Migrants. Justice
McA lister deals with four of these
this afternoon.
The Menger hotel has just had a
fine new ice machine put in by that
competent engineer, Geo. f. Knox.
The Menger can now not only manu-
facture its own ice, but also furnishes
its own cold storage.
Beer is an wholesome and COM
forting beverage, but when it is of the
age and excellence of the Lone Star
Buck Beer. 1t
Grand free lunch tonight from s
p. m. at NJ. Strives new place, north
east corner of DolOrosa street and Mil
itary plaza.
Assistant Surgeon S. H. T. Davis,
Fort Davis, has registered at depart
ment headquarters, and will probably
be assigned to duty here.
Turtle soup tonight at the Regis
ter saloon, northeast corner OF Military
plaza and Dolorosa street, NJ. Strive,
proprietor. 1t
Don't forget. There's turtle soup.
chicken salads, ETC., tonight at p. m.
for free lunch at NJ. Strives new sa-
loon northeast corner of Military plaza
and DOlorosa street. 1t
The Lone Star Book beer hangers
are beautiful in design and execution.
Look out for them in the saloons for
where they are, there also is the Lone
Mar calphra tad Rock haar If
If you desire good old refreshing
glass of beer, call for the Lone Star
Book beer. 1t will tickle your palate
and you will enjoy it. 1t
-Messrs. Baggett & Piper, grocers,
corner North Flores and Marshall
streets had about two dozen cocoanuts
stolen from them yesterday by boys
who attend the Fourth ward school
on Marshall street.
"A party of about fifteen witnesses,
among them Justice McAllister, Geo.
Paschal and Geo. Caen, leave to-
morrow for Burnett, to attend the
trial of the Rev. Fitzpatrick, charged
with swindling.
"A. Kahn has received another
shipment of good bleach domestic, l
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To families: shall have several
gallons of remarkably fine turtle soup
for sale on Monday and some choice
turtle steaks. Call early and get the
best. NJ. Strive, Register saloon,
northeast corner of Military plaza and
DolOrosa street. 1t
Uncle Sans military inspectors,
General Smith, Col. Beaumont, and
Lieut.. Evans, after carefully examin-
ing the work of Con tractor Shields on
the new barracks, express themselves
generally we'll satisfied with the
work. Some minor details, princi-
pally in the out-buildinss, will be i'm
proved upon.
-Four new stars at the Fashion
this week-Clark and Silver, Miss
Francis Silver, and the wonder of
wonders, the Human Fly. Admis-
sion 10 cents. 1t
Walter Scott has put down some
500 yards of Alamo paving, and it
looks as though it would stay for
long time. The work appears to be
we'll done and is smooth and solid.
Walter says he will run the steam roll
Ter over it, if requested, to show the
citizens how it will stand pressure.
DIR. Bleim, whose card appears in
the LIGHT, paid this office a very
pleasant clll today. The doctor halls
from Chicago and has come to Texas
for the health of his wife, having been
recommended to this climate by some
of his professional brethren. The
LIGHT is of opinion that the doctor
will find San Antonio a pleasant resi-
dence.