San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-20

C. Giorda has built fine wine
cellar on his property, corner ofSouth
COncho and Matamoras streets.
The Tennis club is having the
cInder court watered and rolled
today.
MIR. George w. Gordon, repres-
enting Sachs. Prudens & Co., of Day
ton, Ohio, is visiting the city.
Miss Annie Diehl has been added
to the list of l.. Wolfson's courteous
and able assistants.
There will be sociable Friday
night at the Arkansas Pass Mission of
the Baptist church,
Detective Gerhardt carries his
hand in q sling. 1t was badly and
painfully burned by lighted cigar.
The Mission Hose company are
arranging for picnic to be given in
the Riverside Park at the close of
Lent.
MIR. Willie HUH was taken sick
this morning while at business and
was compelled to return home.
The San Antonio Lodge No. IL, I.
o. o. F., will celebrate the SEVENTEEN
anniversary of the order by grand
festival at Muth's pavilion, on April
26th.
-Wanted-A young lady, we'll re-
commended, to work in music store.
One who can sing and play preferred.
! Apply in person. B. r. Frees & Co.,
Alamo Plaza.
The old Joske store has been rent
ed, and will be occupied as a large
crockery store, and will be opened
about the first of April.
The San Antonio Eye and Ear In
Urinary, with DR.. Burnham, the skill
full ocuiist in charge, has steady run
of business.
A fine specimen of anthony has
been brought to the city, said to have
been found about 25 miles from San
Antonio.
"A fine piano free. Call and see
the fine stock of grand square and
upright pianos at the music store of
B. r. Frees & Co., Alamo plaza.
The Alamo Cracker company are
receiving stock and arranging to carry
| on business as soon as its premises,
corner of South Alamo and Nueva
streets are completed.
"A we'll dressed person, whose
name could not be learned, was badly
whipped on Sunday night on avenue
d for speaking to a young married
lady, while her husband was tempo
rarily absent.
An affidavit was made today be-
fore Justice Heron against French
man named Bidault, charging him
with striking an old lady named Con-
zales, living on the corner of Salinas
and North Laredo streets.
| j. J. Stevens has filed two suits
in the district court, one against A. J.
| AllenswOrth, for debt, and one
against Johnson and Hensen, on gar
nishment.
| Several new suits have been filed
in he federal court for the next term,
commencing May next but as process
ses have not yet been served no de-
tails can be given.
Officer Brown and Detective Hen
Messy last night arrested a man
named Henry Clair for theft of under
$40. He stole pair Of clippers from
BARRIERS shop and pawned them with
Emerson for 81.
The fire board meet tonight and
will select a gentleman for the posi-
| IlOll vi dSSlSUdIO llIt Cll6l. D6
of Mr.. Eric Menger is favorably men,
toned for the office, and he will prob
ably be elected.
"A little spring wool, mostly that
of "muttons," is arriving, but the
market will not open until after April
lst. The wool men are all sanguine of
a good season.
MIR. HI. B. Spnelli, at one time a
drug clerk in this city, but now a
Pullman car conductor, with head
quarters in the City of Mexico, is fra
ternizing with friends in the city.
Miss Amelia Weiss was married
this morning at the residence of the
Rev. J. H. Erbs, on East Commerce
street, to Mr.. Joseph Green, and the
happy couple leave this afternoon for
Galveston, where they will spend
their honeymoon.
Fred Kerble has been made a
deputy sheriff and last night Mr.. A.
Reddick and other friends presen ted
him with very handsome pistol.
Mr. Reddick made the presentation
speech, which Mr.. Kerble acknowl-
edged and then invited his friends to
celebrate the occasion which they did
in royal way.
| "Policeman Doggie,"
81 saw yesterday" said a we'll
known Commerce street merchant to
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