San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-21

from his daughter, Mrs. O'Connor.
Alderman G. Guerguin has gone
to Piedras Negras on business and ex-
poets to return on Sunday.
Another good flow of water has
been found in the artesian well being
bored on Gen. Russ. place at the
West End. This is the third well.
"A new suit has been filed in the
district court by Flora X. Adams and
others against Henry Schwethelm,
for debt.
"A series of revival services WILDE
commenced at the Alamo Baptist
church tonight at o'clock.
An iron telephone post near the
switch on Grayson street is in the
road and is dangerous to vehicles.
Mrs. w. S. Hadley and her son
are very ill at their residence, corner
of South and Water streets.
Boys fishing in ditch on North
Flores street killed a moccasin snake
six feet long yesterday.
MIR. w. A. Kypfer has so far re-
covered as to be able to take an air
ing.
Mechanics and laborers are all
employed in the city now and more
are needed.
"A good deal of building is going
on at present and lumber men are
happy.
New line of parasols and ladies'
umbrellas at John X. Beretta & Co.'s,
quality good-prices low. 2t
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parade at the Government Post. this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Mayer have re-
turned from New York, and bring
with them fine line of goods and
the latest novelties.
Mr.. Marks Rouff, of Victoria, who
has been the guest of Mr.. John B.
Walters has returned home.
Many of the young members of
the congregation of st. Marks are pre-
pairing for confirmation.
"A little Mexican girl was drowned
accidentally in the ditch near the
Third Mission yesterday.
Tuesday afternoon there was an
exciting farm wagon runaway on
Avenue d.
THE usual Thursday evening
promenade concert at the Menger no.
tel tonight.
The present grand jury is not par
ticularly distinguishing itself in the
matter of finding indictments.
"A man named Chas. Williams
was arrested and jailed yesterday by
special officer Chapman charged with
the theft of SO bill.
Beautiful styles, all wool, so
inches wide, imported French challirs
reduced from SOC to 53c yard.
(2t) JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
Edward Regain and Miss Alsir
Staut secured a license to marry yes
terday afternoon and were married by
Justice Heron.
Justice McAllister this morning
resumed the inquest on the remains
OF Geo. Stevens, the stranger who
died Sunday last on Southern Paci-
fic train from New Orleans.
Two more souls made happy: Mr..
H. Morris, the merchant, rejOices over
the birth of his first born, son, and
Mr.. l.. X. Pawly, printer, over the
birth of daughter.
Miss Clara Bunne and Mr.. Chas.
Reynolds had a narrow escape from
drowning in the river Wednesday, at
the same place where Tom Muldoon's
horses narrowly escaped.
Mr.. Geo. Rowell, formerly sa-
loon man of this city, is now Pullman
conductor between Chicago and st.
Louis.
The Belknap Rifles will have
plume drill on Friday evening:when
Billie ROte will have to look to his
laurels. as Jimmie Hosack proposes to
wrest the prize medal from him in
the competition that naturally follows.
The Uniform Rank, knights of
Pythias, had an interesting meeting
last night, initiated one new member,
appointed a sick committee consisting
of the officers, and discussed the invi-
tation given to attend the Houston
drill.
The inspector of weights and
measures, Mr.. Andy Stevens, was
busily making his rounds today. He
has condemned several scales since
he began.
AT the Mission Hose company's
meeting last night it was decided that
the members of the company should
attend the opera house performance
tonight, for their benefit, in full uni
form.
"A gay girl stirred up little rucus
on Main plaza last night because she
found her fellow with another
woman. Strange to say, she pitched