San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-25


den Sunday night. 1t
Special attractions at the churches
tomorrow, good singing and sermons
from pious men.
The varieties i'm full blast tonight,
and the woods full of picnickers TO-
morrow.
Tonight and tomorrow night the
last of the lady mandolinists at Mis-
sion garden.
We have had just placed In our
hands several nice houses to rent.
Hambleton, Hadley & Co.
Great many people will go to
church tomorrow morning and to the
picnic in the afternoon.
Another of Mr.. Henry Whipker's
little twins died this morning at his
residence near the Sunset depot.
Adam Fischer has a violin that
has such fine tone he has refused
$1,000 for it.
The Madison Square Presbyte-
rian Sunday school are having their
picnic today at Riverside park.
Wood wagons with wood for sale,
were allowed to remain OH Alamo
plaza this morning.
For water-cooler, hammock,
croquet set, fly fan or Mason's fruit
jars. go to
5-25-2t NEWTON & WELLER.
The firemen will have process
sion tomorrow morning before pro-
ceeding to their picnic at Riverside
Park.
Mr.. John Beckmann's boys turn
ing class will start afoot tomorrow
morning at $3.50 for their picnic at
Riverside Park.
Opening of the Santa Clara gar
den tomorrow evening. Free dancing
and good time for all. w. Jones,
proprietor. 1t
District court closed yesterday to
JuAe, the opening day Of the new
term.
Lone Star Pilsener beer will be
put on the market today in San An
TONIC and it is safe to say that lovers
of beer will find that it is all that has
been claimed for it and more too. 1t
"A private dance will take place
tonight at the residence of Mr.. Emil
Oppermann, on South Laredo street.
The LIGHT has been courteously in-
vited.
Miss Bertha Weller, the young
ward of Mr.. Frank Frederick, will be
married this evening by Justice
McAllister.
The Houston Herald says there is
a probability of the Galveston News
moving to Houston, and also of estab-
fishing a branch morning daily in
San Antonio.
See card of Slayden & Clarkson in
tOday's LIGHT. They are wholesale
and retail dealers in hay, grain, pro-
duce, etc, and having ample capital,
can fill all orders and meet all cOmpe-
titiOn.
There will be wheel barrow races,
sack races, fat mans races, and other
amusemeuts at the picnic of the Y.
NJ. B. A. and Alamo fire Co. No. 2, to-
morrow at Riverside Park.
The bond Of Hargraves, charged
with horse theft, has been fixed at
$4,000. A deputy sheriff left for Mont
gomery county this morning to bring
him back. He was arrested in that
county.
j. w. Morrison, white man, was
fined $40 by the recorder this morn
ing for beating and striking his COL
ored mistress, MOlIie Morrison, who
lives on Jackson street.
The Mackeys and Lytles will play
at Oppermann's grounds at 10 a. m.
tomorrow, and the Mackeys and
Browns at the same place at 4 p. m.
H. Glass, charged with embezzle-
ment of the price of a suit of clothes,
was preliminarily examined yester-
day by Justice McAllister and bound
over to the grand jury.
Two sneak thieves were discov-
cred in the Belknap Rifles armory
about 9 o'clock last night while the
boys were out drilling. They went
through the pockets of Capt. Green's
suit, and through the pockets of
others of the company, but failed to
secure much booty.
There will be sport at the Geek
pits tomorrow. Several round gatt
fights may take place. as some lovers
of the sport from st. Louis and other
places will be present.
The Peoples committee of 20, of
of the colored peoples celebration of
Emancipation day, held meeting
Thursday night and decided to try
and secure the Riverside Park for the
celebration. They are opposed by the
colored Odd Fellows.
-Jeweller Jessie NJ. Bell notifies
the teacher of Spanish in the public
schools, Prof. r. g. Guerrero, that he