San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-25

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Leader Gipprich. They are getting
ready 70 help the krieger Verein.
The G. A. r. benefit concert for
the Confederate Home Melted $217 .05
for the Home. The total receipts
were $3.50.
Mrs. Neal, a lady living on Col
lege street is reported to be very Sc
riously ill. Her husband, since de-
ceased, was one of the first editors of
the Galveston News.
-"He could not be hid" was the
Rev. w. w. Pinson's topic last night.
Praise songs and preaching at I 40
p. m. Experience and exhortation
at 80.
Beethoven Maennerchor re-
hearsed in Scholz's hall last night.
Prof. Beck's strict training is becom-
ing apparent in the improvement in
the chOruses.
County Commissioner Ben Kiol-
bassa broke down in his spring
wagon while going to dinner yester-
day, but was rescued by his friends.
"A too heavily loaded farm wagon
broke a wheel on North Flores street
last night and blockaded the street
all night. ~.
-Landa Bros were awarded sos
damages Yesterday in their suit
against the Western Union before
Judge King.
The o'clock Saturday train to
Kerrville is discontinued. The reg
ular four o'clock train will run Satur-
days as all other days.
N. Wolfson's ad. in this issue
of the LIGHT. The old reliable con-
tinues to lead and his Fall" an
nouncement catches on to trade where
it will do most good.
The three boys who gave the
false alarm of fire at o'clock yester-
day morning were tried by the Re-
corder this morning and after thor
ough hearing of the case were dis
missed.
The grand jury returned $50 in
dictments yesterday afternoon and
went back to work again. The indict-
ments are principally for small mis-
demeanors, though few are for
felonies.
Paul Meisner, graduate of the
college of pharmacy in Breslau, Prus-
STA, and late head clerk for A. j. Dit
mans drug house, New York, has
been appointed prescription clerk at
Kalteyer's drug store.
Nothing has been heard by Sheriff
Mccall of the whereabouts of the
music dealer, A. Rubenstein, who is
wanted by the grand jury, to answer
a CHARGE of am beZZlement
Jewish New Year will be extern
siveIy celebrated tonight by social
parties and tomorrow by calls, and
exchange of civilities, good wishes
and good deeds.
There will be no concert at Travis
Park next Friday night, by the must
cal Union band. One last grand con-
cert of the season will soon be given,
however.
In the probate court the only
order taken this morning was in the
estate of Adele Hall, non compos
mentis: Letters of guardianship were
granted to Mrs. G. Hall, and bond
was fixed at $1,000. Mesrrs. D. and A.
Oppenheimer NJ. Haas were appointed
appraisers.
when Old Probs. promised q
slightly lower temperature yesterday
it was not expected that he would
knock the bottom out of summer
suits in the way that he did. It is q
mighty fine change for dcngue pa
tients of whom there are always some
at this season.
An Alamo woodward team on the
rampage c0llided with a telegraph
pole on North Presa street near COM
merce yesterday afternoon and mixed
things up so that a surgical operation
was necessary on single tree to free
one of the horses legs from an affect
tomato trace hook.
Our fall importation order of
Xavier JOuvin's celebrated kid gloves
has just been received, dressed and
undressed, all lengths and all new
colors. The best fitting glove in the
market. Every pair warranted.
HAAS Il OPPENHEIMER,
9-25-3t Sole Agents.
1T was just eight and half pounds
of feminine babyhood, and being the
first-born, it was naturally very
welcome visitor. 1t reached the
shores of time yesterday at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. White,
LIGHT compositor, east part of city.