San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-09-10

| Mr.. IL. ROuVanU, Cne JeWeler, is re-
ceiving new goods every day, en-
| bracing all the latest novelties.
9-6 ct.
-Sicilian cloth-A new and beauti-
full fabric for wrappers and street
dresses at John X. Beretta & Co.'s tt
The chaparel cocks, who destroy
the young quail are being warred
against by the quail hunters of this
region; they do not fall under the
projection OF the state game laws.
Last Sunday Albert Stoves was an
eyewitness to this destructiveness on
the part of the C. C.
Joe LANCER, stranger, is now
destitute, as he lost his pocket book
on Commerce street, and 1T contained
all he had in the world.
The Rev. w. w. Pinson will
preach this evening at o'clock in the
Travis Park Methodist Church. Ev-
eryone welcome. Good singing by
Gospel choir; practical sermon; ear
nest prayers, and comfortable church.
Mayor Caliaghan, Capt. Story and
Alderman Boelhauwe are the COM
mittee to confer with the street rail-
way company concerning franchise
for steam cars on Flores street during
the fair.
e. Bosch out with a party on the
Calebra, still hunting, shot a young
buck at a distance of one hundred
yards the ball passing entirely
through the animal.
Mr.. Hugo Nader has returned
from quite an absence in New York,
and will open up gents furnishing
goods store on Alamo street, next to
Grigg Il Co.
Company B, Belknap Battalion,
will have an election for captain next
Saturday night. Lieutenant Henry
Jonas is said to be the coming man.
An affidavit has been made be-
fore Justice McAllister against a far
mer, Henry Nentwich, for obstructing
public road by fence.
Mr.. G. I. Baldwin, the cornice
maker, has invented and patented
machine to manufacture circle
moulding for cornice. There is only
one other machine eXtant that can
do this and Mr.. Baldwin's is much
less complicated.
Company drills for the Belknap
Battalion have been reset for Monday
and Thursdays, and officers recita-
tons for Wednesdays, at $50 p. m.
-Artzt's orchestra has been en-
gagged to go to Rockport next Saturday
to furnish music for the conductors
excursion and ball.
Miss Lizzie Hadley will celebrate
Der -th birthday anniversary Thurs
day night, providing she is not ill, as
she is to-day.
"A letter was received this morn
ing from Mr.. C.. B. Mutually. He and
his wife are now visiting relatives at
Bunker, Hill, Illinois, and he writes
that it is cold enough now to make a
man feel very comfortable wearing an
| overcOat.
The Turner Bowling club for la
dies and gen tlemen, will have their
first meeting of the season on Thurs
day night.
Francisco Martinez, an ignorant
| Mexican, was arrested Saturday
| night by Officer Schumacher for be-
ing drunk and disOrderly on the
street. He was found parading in a
| blue mask, and wore headdress con-
sisting of woman's wire hustle
| frame.
Ed Guerin, driver of Psncoast
and Sons delivery wagon, was dis
missed by the recorder of the charge
Of careless driving, arising from the
accident in which Miss Belle Bogard
was hurt,
Information about the Rockport
excursion can be obtained by apply
ing to the Arkansas Pass general
office, telephone 295, or to any of the
committee. 9-10-1t.
The cheapest excursion ever yet
offered to the people of San Antonio
will take place on Saturday, no eX-
pense will be spared by the people
of Rockport to entertain visitors,
ample hotel accommodations boating,
sailing and driving. Remember only
$500 for the round trip. Special
coaches for ladies and children will
be provided. 9-10-1t.
Lucky Machine.