San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-13

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bride to occupy.
There will be a grand masquerade
ball at the Fashion theatre Monday
night, March IS. 3-l3-tf
| There is considerable sickness in
the city just now, but the prevalent
complaint is catarrhal fever, espe-
cially among children.
| "A few men are still working at the
foundation of the new city hall build
ing, and the foundation is going up
slowly.
There is no sanitary inspector for
the Seventh ward, and the Eighth
ward inspector, Louis EbeI hardt, is
doing duty for both wards.
House crowded nightly at the
Fashion to see the Maynards, and the
wonderful dog, bob" If
The wonderful dog, "Bob," plays
in the "Mother's Plot" at the
Fashion tonight. If
Mr.. Harry Maynard, Uncle John,
and the wonderful dog "Bob," were
out promenading the streets today
and paid the LIGHT office call.
Three great comedians and 25
handsome female artists, at the
Fashion this week. 3-13-tf
The city engineer has notice
upon his doors that mo book agents
are allowed in this office,n and those
| indefatigable business men are sad,
very sad, but nevertheless they catch
him on the streets.
| FOR SALE-New brick cottage of rooms,
| hall, ga lery and large lot on Avenue c.
| Price $780, one-halt cash. 1lO3
| Margaret, the youngest daughter
of Capt. and Mrs. J. H. Spencer, died
at the parents residence on Govern
ment hill Monday.
"A. Kahn is giving away his Fos-
ter's warranted five-hOok kid gloves
in order to introduce first-class war
ranted glove at popular prices. 3-9-tf
An elderly couple want to adopt
girl, not under five years old. Apply
to H. G. care of this office. An orphan
preferred. lw
"A theatrical performance for the
ciety will be given next Sunday night
at Turner hall. A good programme
has been arranged.
The meeting at the Arkansas Pass
mission on South Flores street still
continues with undated interest. A
hearty welcome is extended to all to
attend.
Abe Samuels mOurns the loss of
bis cream puffs. He got them for her,
bnt somehow or other the boys got
away with them.
Crockett street should be blocked
up at the Losoyo street entrance in
stead of only at Alamo plaza. Then
| teams would not be driven in this
street, which is too narrow to permit
turning.
Justice Heron performed the GER
emony of marriage yesterday between
Jesse Elkins and Mary Hardin, at his
office.
Hereafter in Kansas a grand jury
| can only be drawn on petition of 100
tax payers, and not then if the judge
of the district shall declare month
before the beginning of court that
there is no necessity for it.
In an Iowa murder case two wit
nesses swore to seeing the defendant
forty rods off draw his revolver, when
it was proven that they were so near
sighted that they could not tell pis-
tol from a bull pup fifteen yards
away.
Justice McAllister yesterday
afternoon released Ed. o. Stevens on
| bond of s., 800, furnished by Jay Min
ter and JOS. SkwortZ. Sheriff Mccall
has accepted Stevens resignation
rendered yesterday morning as deputy
sheriff.
George was the most attentive
! Young man on the ball grounds at
the Jokers-Mackeys game last Satur-
day. When the ladies came to see
the game, he was kept busy all the
afternoon gathering brush for the
| fire to keep their little footsies warm.
E. D. Thomas of Austin, late with
B. G.. Wells, finished workman, is
now engaged with Mr.. E. Hertzberg,
in the jewelry department. Mr..
Thomas has many acquaintances in
this city who will be glad to learn
| that he will make San Antonio his
home.
Madame Donaldson has been re-
peatedly urged by her patrons to pre-
sent again the beautiful "Scarf
Dance" from the operate spectacular
of the "Bayadere,n as given by the
Montplesair troupe, and will prepare
her pupils and the same will be pro-
duced at her opening ball Immediate
ly after Easter.
Mrs. Storey, widow of Wilbur F.
Storey, of the Chicago Times, is said
TO have a large, cedar chest filled
with lace handkerchief. all made by
French manufacturers at the special
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