San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-03

"A pretty good crowd attended
the dance given at TESTS garden last
night.
George Bartholemai, better known
as Little joker, has returned from a
successful business trip to Mexico.
Max Goldfrank was taken sud-
denly i'll in tho Elite restaurant Sat
urday night.
-Wanted-A girl to do general
work in a small family. Enquire No.
SO North street. 6-3-3t
Best selection of gold headed
canes at Bell Bros, PSI Commerce
street. 6-3-tf
Sam McGary erstwhile editor of
the little Sunday Mirror, passed
through the city last night from
Mexico on his way northward.
"A large train load for Galveston
left on the Southern Pacific this
morning.
"A French negro, a new arrival,
lost 500 in saloon last night, of
which he does not remember the
location.
-Children's day was celebrated at
the First Presbyterian church yester-
day morning, and at the Westminster
Presbyterian church in the afternoon.
-Protracted meetings continue at
the Christian church ON Camden street
conducted by DR.. A. c. Henry, from
Alabama. Services every morning
and evening of this week.
-Pancho Barrerra's mule was killed
by yesterday afternoons Southern
Pacific express train at the Garden
street crossing.
The notary business was brisk
Saturday and is not yet concluded.
Commissions had expired and taking
out new acknowledgements and re-
ceiving bonds keep the county clerk
very busy.
Rev. Henry, Christrian minister.
from Alabama, is in the city. He of.
ficiated yesterday at the Camden
street church and may remain in the
city.
Mr.. Ed. Sommers, barkeeper at
Sommers' garden on Tenth street,
while opening bottle of soda pop
yesterday afternoon, had his hand
severely cut by the glass bottle burst
ing.
Ben. II. Cable and mother left the
city Saturday for Rock Island, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Castleman and Banker
LockWood's mother accompany them
as far as st. Louis.
Probate court adjourned Saturday
afternoon without the transaction of
any new business. Judge Wurzback
signed the minutes and closed the
record.
The Mexican band, on its way to
attend the Galveston semi-centennial.
passed through the city yesterday.
On the way from Laredo to San An
tonic, many beautiful musical selec-
lions were played.
"A passing engines sparks ignited
the dry roof of the Southern Pacific
machine shops Saturday afternoon
and quite a fire was started. Mr.. Ed,
Ryan's little hose company extin-
guished the flames.
One round gaff fight, between
Williams, at five poundsnine ounces,
and Inselman, five pounds, took
place yesterday afternoon at Insel-
mans cock pit. The other fights
were with slashers.
Yesterday, the first Sunday in the
month, was celebrated by great pro-
cession from the Bishops residence to
San Fernando cathedral in the morn
ing.
Mr.. H. f. Tuttle, OF this city, has
a brother, Edward, who was connect
ed with the Cambria Iron works,
Jamestown, Pa, which were swept
away. He has not heard from him
and does not know if he is dead or
alive.
Justice McAllister took an affi-
davit against variety actress named
May Allen, at 8 o'clock this morning
made by Mrs. J. R. Berry who averred
that May owed her $12 for dressmak-
ing and was going away on the early
train. The debt was settled and May
allowed to depart.
Six members were added to the
Cumberland Presbyterian church yes
terday, and one child of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mullens was christened.
"A finely framed mirror was ratified
at Hilden's garden, on Alamo street,
last night. and was won by a brewer
named Wohlfarth.
Yesterday was celebrated at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church as
Chlldren's Day, and the exercises,
consisting of recitations and songs,
were well attended.
One man and seven women were
immersed at Guenther's lower mills
yesterday. The rite was administer
ed by the M. E. Church.
Next Sunday another change will