San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-31

iii De there;" "Where?" "Why,
at the masquerade Wednesday
night"
Two assignments were rumored
on the streets yesterday, but on being
investigated by reporters, proved to
be canards.
The First Cumberland Pres5y-
terrain church will have q Christmas
entertainment tonight.
Grand masquerade ball at the
Washington tonight.
The Y. M. G. A., assisted by the
ladies, will keep "open house" IN the
Dullnig block tomorrow.
-McDonald's butcher cart horse
ran away yesterday afternoon, and
threw the boy driver out.
Grand masquerade ball at the
Washington tonight
An overcoat, supposed to be
stolen, is at police headquarters,
awaiting Identification.
There will be social at the resi-
dence of DR.. Haden, on Lafitte street
tonight.
City Physician Braunagel Is now
full fiedged state health officer, his
commission having arrived yesterday
from the Governor.
Grand masquerade ball at the
Washington tonight.
"A branch of a Galveston building
and loan association will probably
be placed in San Antonio.
"A band rehearsal for New Year
eve ball, took place yesterday after
noon at Convention hall.
Grand masquerade ball at the
Washington tonight.
Grand New Years Eve fancy
dress ball at the Washington theatre
Wednesday night. Grand march at
IL o'clock sharp. 1890 Ut
-Wanted-To borrow..about s., 10000 for
2, or 4 years, with interest avs per cent.
Good security. Address z. Il. this office.
1905 t.
The LIGHT will not be issued to-
morrow.
-Wanted-To board a nice working
lady. Rates reasonable. Apply 81 Belvn
street. l230-2t*
The motors are making good time
on the Lakeview line. They cover
the distance between Alamo plaza
and Lakeview In twenty-five minutes.
-Lost-A dark brown water spaniaI
pup, answers to the name of Flora Liberal.
Reward for return. Pat o. Toole, Wash
ington Theatre.
Max Bassist, the assignee for
Samuels & Rosenman, yesterday ex-
ecuted bill of sale for the entire
stock of goods to E. Dompau, for
$1,000.
The "Bootles Baby" company
booked to play at the Grand Opera
house tonight, has cancelled the en-
gagement. They got scared of the
smallpox said to be in Texas, and
have started for New York, leaving
several theatrical managers to hold
the sack.
Max WINNER has filed suit for
damages against the Alamo Electric
railway company, on account of his
wife breaking her leg while getting
on q car, during the fair.
The st. Marks Episcopal church
gave its annual entertainment last
night, at which Rev. Mr.. Rose, of
Eagle Pass, made an address. A fine
spread was served after the program
had been carried out.
1T was 8 dull day at the police
station today, there being but four
cases, the fines amounting to $50. |
There was pistol case bringing in
$35, milk ordinance case. and two
of vagrancy.
AT a meeting of the German Day |
finance committee, Monday night, |
Judge Adam resigned as chairman, |
owing to lack of time, and Mr.. Hen |
~ Boerner was elected in his stead. |
The central committee will have an !
important meeting Monday night at |
s p. m. at Scholz's hall.
From II M, January /, 1890, to II |
M, December 81 1890, there have been |
issued from the city clerks Office,
1879 building permits, making over
five building permits per day, in
Guiding Sundays and holidays, or
81 1-2 per week for every day that the |
office was open for business during |
the year.
The Cumberland Presbyterians
will have their holiday Sunday school
entertainment In the church tonight.
There will be music, the distribution
of presents to the children, and gen.
eral good time. Everybody invited.
"A party of capitalists from Lin
coin, Nebraska, are coming this way
on or about the 5th of January to at
tend the Arkansas Harbor sale of lots.
The Commercial Exchange will try
to intercept these gentlemen and in
terest them in San Antonio dirt.