San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-22

ton street, for all kinds California
{ Wines and Liquors. 6-22-lm.
-Wanted-One first class shoe
maker, also one good man on repair
ing. Apply to Joe Beckman. 20-3t
-Wanted-One head cook and two
second cooks, good wages, and steady
employment. Apply at Riverside
restaurant.
Owners of fine Swiss and English
key wind watches can have them con-
verified into stem wind and stem set in
the best possible manner at Bell
Bros, jewellers. 7:1Stf
The accounts of the French cele-
bration will all be audited in few
days and the affair closed.
Mr.. John 6. Nageler was given
farewell send off at Turner hall Satur-
day night.
A large number of contractors and
bridge builders went out to the Bore
gos crossing bridge this morning.
Work was stopped on the street
car track on Alamo plaza today at II
o'clock by the mayor and public Off
Gals. They have been putting a
number of men to work, but have
been stopped by the city authorities.
The end is not yet.
A new suit has been filed in Judge Moo
mans court by Henry and Emil Elmendorfvs
Leon Lecomte and wife, to try title and for
damage.
County Judge Wurzbach was
busy all the morning on seven Texas
veteran pension cases.
The beautiful story of elsa"
will be continued in the LIGHT to.
morrow.
Notices of injunction in the case
of John III. Bolton versus the city
have been served on all the members
of the city council.
-Christiano Gonzales cut Susie
Fisher on the wrist with knife, last
night on the chile plaza, at one of the
stands. He is in Jail.
Mr.. VIM. Sickenius, employee of
the San Antonio Ice factory, was Sc
verely bitten on the arm by a horse
saturday last.
MIR. Henry Berner, manager of
Scholz's saloon and garden, is deter
mined to keep his customers. Yes
terday he distri buted about 1000 fans
about the garden.
Schools concert garden was again
crowded last night, and the concert
rendered by the orchestra was very
fine.
Eight empty cars were derailed
on the [. and q. \. yesterday, near
Buda. The accident was caused by
broken rail. Track was quickly
cleared. No one hurt.
"A popular Sunset railroad man
and his female partner had an invOl-
untary bath in one of the ponds at the
Springs Saturday night and her silk
dress was ruined.
The sum OF S16S in money, belong
ing to VIM. SOuthall, was found by
the officers Saturday in Annie Tay-
lor's house. He Identifies the money.
Hugh McDermott and John Ba-
con will be tried for lunacy this after
noon in the county court. McDermott
has been once before convicted of
lunacy.
-Mollie Seller was tried by Justice
Heron this morning for keeping a
disorderly house, and was dismissed,
the evidence showing that accused's
husband runs tho place.
Officer Poessman is again on
deck, lively as usual. Yesterday
morning, aided by Officer Kulawik,
he arrested Albert Reinhard, strong
young fellew, who was charged with
being drunk and disorderly.
Read Val Lorra's new add in to-
days LIGHT. Val is a born tailor
and it don't take nine of him to make
a man either. He is man Of his
word and tailor who does not make
m Sits.
Bids were opened for the proposed
residence of Neil Campbell, esq, last
Saturday at the architects office, "and
the contract was awarded to F. Den
gle for the sum of So AIS. Bids ranged
from that figure up to 81 400.
The street car company this morn
ing began tearing up part of the mes
quite paving on the west side of Ala
mo plaza, to lay their track, although
they have not yet been given the
grade by the city engineer.
The announcement was made at
st. Mary's church yesterday, that
hereafter there will be no high mass
at that church at 10 o'clock, until Sep
TENDER. There Will be low mass at
1880 q. m. every Sunday instead.
"A noisy, drunken man was put
out of the Two Brothers saloon Satur-
day night and at the same time the
big clock in the saloon stopped.
Something like "grandfather's,"
Billie.
The Field Grays, and Lone Stars,
colored base ball clubs, will have a