San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-26


reasonable rates. 341 Aeequia st. 6-l5tf
Fancy horses bought and sold at
Vogel's stables, opp. Menger hotel.
6-20tf
The first rain FL Paso has had for
many months fell there last Sunday
night.
The Pythian Sisterhood hop so.
cially at Muth's pavilion on Govern
ment hill this evening.
The pay car of the Southern Paci-
fic railway will arrive tomorrow after
noon.
District conrt will adjourn this
week until the September term.
The famous Mexican Band will
play at Muth's Pavilion tomorrow
afternoon from to $50. 6-26-lt
Lightning struck an electric lamp
hanging under Carter & Mullaly's
awning this morning at 3:45 o'clock
and tore it down, completely shatter-
ing it. An incandescent lamp in the
guished by the stroke.
Sheriff Mccall has complied with
the law, and revokes all deputyship
on July 1st.
The young brakeman injured last
week on >the Arkansas Pass railway,
is now at Santa Rosa hospital and is
recovering from his injuries.
No tickets sold. Pay your sub
scription to the LIGHT and get a
chance free in the grand distribution
of prizes. 6-26-tf
The Light Battery of artillery has
returned from Galveston.
The heavy vibrations caused by
the rolling thunder this morning, i'll
the storm, caused several clocks to
stop, as by an earthquake.
The accident in which two men
were run over by freight cars, oc-
Cured in the yards at the Sunset de-
pot, not ON the Crosstown track.
C. Nendez and Virginia Herman
DEE have secured license to marry.
In the district court this morning
Gregory Hermann is on trial for as
sault.
"A boy while riding a burro near
the city Brewery this morning, fell
and knocked a hole in his forehead.
Ilo was CdIcu lOl dU IlouOuludh . uiuS
store.
The Browns base ball club last
night decided to go to Uvalde on July
4th.
The republican club held meet
ing last night and made arrang ements
for the celebration of the Fourth of
July at Riverside park.
indictments were reported by the
grand jury to-day against Miguel
Martinez, in Jail, for horse theft, and
John Johnson, in Jail, for theft over
$40.
The famous Mexican Band will
play at Muth's Pavilion tomorrow
afternoon from to 7:30. 6-26-lt
San Antonio Rifles are increasing
in numbers and improving in drill.
Twelve members were added last
night, six applications received and a
good drill put up.
The Belknap's honor guard, find
ing they could not intercept the fun
eral cortege at Kansas City, will pro-
coed direct to New York city, lat which
place they will arrive about two hours
after Col. Belknap's remains.
Susan B. Anthony will very prob
ably sample San Antonio at the annu-
al meeting of the w. G. T. L. in this
city mex May. Some one asked Susan
recently if it was not very tiresome
standing and shaking hands all day,
and'she replied eyes, but not nearly
so tiresome as it was thirty years ago
to stand all day and have no hands
to shake"
The famous Mexican Band will
play at Muth's Pavilion tomorrow
afternoon from five to seven thirty.
The Beethoven Maennerchor held
a rehearsal in Scholz hall last night.
This will be the last rehearsal until
the warm weather is over, or about
two months.
Paul and Gregory Hermann were
arraigned before the district court
yesterday for assault with intent to
kill T. H. Harrison. The day was
spent in trying Paul and at close of
court the jury brought in verdict of
not guilty. The trial of Gregory is in
progress today.
On account of leaving city I will
sell Fischer upright piano, but little
uSON' ~ [-oO'OOi a ~ udI0 hdIIluSIlSh
for $4,000 and a good organ for $1,000
on easy monthly payments. Call at
store of J. F. Jones q Co., 229 West
Commerce street.
6,26 st JAMES VINCENT.
The famous Mexican Band will
play at Muth's Pavilion tomorrow
afternoon from five to seven thirty.
AT A. Kahn's children French