San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-18

street in a few days.
"A visitor named Schwartz died al
the Menger hotel this morning.
Police Officer McLelland was re.
ported sick on Saturday.
Mr.. w. A. Kypfer is progressing
favorably, and is reported out of dan
ger.
The Silver King saloon has been
purchased by Mr.. H. E. futile, pro-
prietor of the Southern hotel bar.
Mr.. 81 Pancoast has new bicy-
Gle. 1t is one Of those that wont
pitch and now 81 is happy.
The Misses Albrecht and Lange,
of Houston, are the guests of Mrs.
Wehrhahn.
Two new members were taken in
by the First Baptist church last even
ing and were baptized.
ALI the trains are on time.
Miss Ida Clothier lectures tomor-
row evening before the Y. NJ. c. A.
"A wagon loaded with coal broke
down on Houston street, near the
Mahncke hotel, this morning.
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night at Albert Mavericks office.
The Sunday Mirror came out half
size yesterday and states its former
manager and partners dishonesty is
the cause of this trouble, and that Mr..
s. H. McGary will in future run the
machine.
The Lotus Lodge, Knights Of
Pythias, has an interesting meeting
tonight, and it is expected will work
in the knights rank.
An affidavit has been made
against Chris. Schroeder by "a Mr..
Franz before Justice Heron, charg-
ing an aggravated assault.
Mr. Geo. d. ROemer has received
the news that his eldest daughter,
Ada, now in New York with her
mother, is dangerously ill.
Probate court convened this
morning. The docket was sounded
and preliminary work before taking
up the cases, was all that was done
this morning.
Mr.. Geo. ID. Roemer received a
wedding invitation this morning to
the marriage of his brother, Edward
B. Roemer, a grocer of GAINESVILLE, o.,
and Miss Emily A. Evans, March %.
Rev. Prestridge, the pastor called
by the First Baptist church, will ar
rive and preach a trial sermon next
Sunday. If he likes the congrega-
ton he will remain.
Mr.. w. L. Bird and Mr.. T. w.
Mutually have organized the San An
tonic Bill Posting and Advertising
agency. Mr.. Bird is q well known
Galveston man and is thoroughly
up" in his business.
MIR. Will Stephenson, gentle
man with a lame foot, who came from
Kyle to see a doctor, nearly met with
an accident Saturday night getting
off the train. The engineer started
up before he could get off and left him
partly hanging between the car and
platform before the conductor could
rescue him.
A man fell in faintng fit at Tur-
ner hall during the performance last
night, and one of the performers in
the farce also fell off the stage, and
another of the audience fell off the
raised seats to the floor.
Justice cAlllSter was called YES
terday evening to hold an inquest on
the remains of Geo. Stevens, of Hur-
ley, Wisconsin, late of New Orleans,
who died OF consumption while on the
train coming into the city. The in
quest is not yet concluded.
The Post Social club enjoyed
themselves eXcellently well Saturday
night with their ladies in a
masquerade ball at Muth's pavilion.
There was large attendance and
Prof. Muth set them out nice sup
per. A LIGHT reporter was present
and was shown many courtesies.
The high wind that has prevailed
all day today and part of yesterday
has made it very unpleasant for
pedestrians and drivers. This morn
ing the wind tore off the tlag-pole of
the Fashion theatre, which in falling
struck the horses of the Lone Star
brewery wagon and caused a run
away. They collIded with a telephone
pole at the corner of the Ranch saloon
and were stopped. The driver was
thrown off.