San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-22


for several days, but is able to be at
duty again.
The Owl club was out again last
night serenading their many friends.
San Pedro park will have its
annual summer opening about the
middle of next month.
The ghtning was very frequent
and vivid last night and was followed
by huge down pour of rain.
New line of parasols and ladies'
umbrellas at John X. Beretta IL Co.'s,
quality good-prices low. Ut
yellowstone Kit, the patent med
icine fakir WI o was once in San An
tonic, is arrested in Shreveport for
libeling and assaulting an editor.
Beautiful styles; all wool, 80
inches wide, imported French challirs
reduced from SOC to $50 yard.
(2t) JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
Miss Jessie l.. Campbell, whose
father is in the Maverick bank, was
married in Chicago. March 18th, to
Mr.. Charles B Kirkland.
Col. Bracket of the Third cavalry
is here for the inspection Of the troops.
This is the first time this has been
done under the new orders.
Mr.. George Dullnig is the proud
father of another daughter. This
makes the fourteenth offshoot of his
family.
There is SIS, 900 reward offered for
a Dallas crook named Chas. Hayes,
alias r. B. Hayes. and there is some
i5aa tb of ha 10 in the pitv
Mrs. Fannie r. 5. Luce has filed
a suit for divorce against her hus-
band, David w. Luce, on the grounds
of crusl treatment.
The Evangelical service at the
Alamo Baptist church last night was
well attended and was productive of
much good.
Ben Moke of the firm Of G. B.
Frank, returned from New York,
where he has been to purchase
a remarkably fine and novel line of
goods for his firm.
Chicken thieves paid Herman
street a visit early this morning.
Herman was awakened by the dis
turbers but they escaped before he
could get at them.
There is general kick at the low
ness of sun shades in several crowded
thnroughfares which knock off pedes-
TRANS hats with impunity. And this
is not good for hats in muddy
weather.
Justice Heron joined Matthew
NJ. Rosenbaum and Sadie Thornhill
i'm marriage yesterday evening. He
fined F. G. Kliefott S. this morning
for assaulting r. Parker, sewing
machine man. A new trial has been
asked for.
Mr.. w. w. Wilson has purchased
the interest of his partner, DR.. Moss,
in the grocery firm of Wilson & Moss,
and will carry Oh the business here
after in the same accommodating
business-like way, as formerly.
Citizens who read between the
lines consider that Mr.. Paul Fricke's
appointment as marshal of western
Texas indicates that the president in
tends to carry out the pledges of free
elections that were given in his
inaugural address.
One of Early Scott's Gray Mule
banjo pickers left town this morning,
taking Early's S25 banjo. He was
pursued by two men who followed
him on the train, but as the train
moved off he gave them the slip and
they had to jump off.
Miss Fannie BIoodgood in singing
the flower song at the opera house last
night, threw the bOutOniere at George
Icke, of the Mission Hose company.
George blushingly put it on his coat,
and all was we'll until the boys "rOast-
ed him" on his ew mash. Then it
cost him many drinks to smooth mat
tiers.
North Flores street just west of
the San Pedro park, which for some
hundreds of yards has been for
months impossible for even the
strongest wagons, is at last being
filled in with several hundred loads of
gravel and rock.
The papers of the committee on
railways, telephones, ETC., which the
council have unjustly charged Alder
man Kalteyer with carrying off, were
found yesterday where they could
have been found long ago, in the box
of the committee, where they be-
lOnged.
A sociable under the auspices of
the Young Builders society of the
Alamo Baptist church will be held
tonight at the residence of E. G
Everett. No. 722 avenue G.. A very at
tractive prog ramme is expected. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
friends.
An Honest Business Venture.