San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-13

plete and new line OF all silk Surah at
SO cents yard. I'll tt
The six room cottage at 405 st.
Mary's street is for rent. Apply to
G. Shacklett. 7-l2-tf.
Capt. Geo. Hines, of the Maver-
lex rifles, is learning to ride the BIZ
cycle.
The track at San Pedro Park has
been made into a very good bicycle
track.
"A complimentary hop in honor of
Miss Emma Hoefiing will take place
at Arbeiter Verein hall tonight.
There will be music and dancing
at the Santa Clara Garden, tomorrow
afternoon.
MIR. Jonas invites all his friends
to pay his Santa Clara Garden visit,
tomorrow afternoon.
MIR. Henry Berg, says his horse
does not run away it was only some
smart Aleck deceiving the innocent
reporter.
"A man named Bryant has taken
up horse and wagon or buggy, back
of the San Pedro Spring.
The county commissioners this
morning raised large lot of property
owners taxes.
The infantry at the post will be
inspected this evening by Col. Beau
mont.
The cavalry contingent so long
expected at headquarters will arrive
on Sunday.
Trains will be running to River
side Park tomorrow, beginning at
p. m.
Lyons and Harvey, two colored
men of this city, have reopened the
Mlkado Saloon, on Alamo plaza.
John Hillock and Eda NJ. Grim
singer have been granted marriage
license.
The San Antonio Lawn Tennis
club mediate joining the state asso-
citation. Regular meeting of club
Monday evening.
Miss Nellie Burke and her trained
horses will draw large crowd at the
San Pedro Springs tomorrow after
noon.
MIR. Eugene M. Purkiss, publisher
of the Footlight News, left to-day via
the Southern Pacific, on business
trip to Houston.
Henry Allen, a negro man, who
knocked down in the mud on the
first of July the little son of Assistant
City Marshal Cardinals, was fined $50
by the recorder this morning for the
deed.
The auction peach and cream So
cable held last night at Miss Ada
Seay's residence on Market street
under the auspices of the Independ-
ent Order of Good Templars.
One death is reported at the
health office: that of Jose Madrid,
aged nine months, from inanition,
ward No. 3.
Sullivan made Kilrain move.
The city council is going to make Sui
Ivan move; therefore, you can buy
boots and shoes at your own prices at
the Sullivan Shoe Store. 7-12-6t
MIR. II. B. Johnson, business man
ager of the LIGHT, on the occasion of
his birthday anniversary yesterday,
RECALLED the LIGHT force with both
liquid and solid refreshments.
The French celebration to -morrow
evening at Muth's pavilion, will be
we'll patronized, as large number
of San Antonians are going.
There will be $400 quarter race
this afternoon at the old race track on
South Flores street between Unis, Ed.
Folks mare, and Missouri Chief,
owned by Mr.. Bradshaw.
Alfred Giles and Guindon, archi-
tects, let the ontract for rebuilding
burnt portion of Hotel Maverick to T.
Nj. Carrico & Co., for 5000. Work
has already started.
-Waukesha papers announce the
safe arrival at that summer resort of
the families of H. B. Andrews and
A. H. Houston and Miss r. p. Hous-
ton, all of this city. Col. Andrews
occupies the same suite of rooms at
the Fountain house that he had last
season.
-DREsSMAKING.- ready
made dresses always on hand. Also
goods furnished and dresses made to
order. Wedding trousseaus a spec
promptly attended to, at H. NJ. Quin-
lans, on Alamo plaza. 7-13 If
The reception rendered to DIR.
Miller at the residence of DR.. M. X.
Taylor, Martin street, last evening,
was very characteristic of San An
tonic hospitality. Over 100 of DR..
Taylor's friends improved the oppor-
tunity thus afforded them for making
the acquaintance of his distinguished
guest.
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