San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-03

accident insurance from r. w. Lay &
Co., al Soledad street. 3-l4tf
County Clerk Smith issued marriage
licenses to s. X. Priest and Mrs. Nj. Erwin;
VIM. Miller and Sarah Simpson.
--Joske Brcs., headquarter for Burt
& Packard's soft, durable mems shoes.
9:3:3t
Col. Quincy, Col. Newcomb, Professor
Davis, Capt. McPherSon-in fact, every
body regardless to race, color or previous
condition, are invited to join in the pro-
ceSSion tonight.
The fire last night vas at the car
stable of the green line on Tenth
street. A wagon full of trash caught
and burned part OF the wagon.
Everybody is invited to join the torch
light procession tonight.
The Frohsinn singing verein held
their annual meeting and heard re-
ports of officers last night and wound
up with a jollification.
The torchlight procession is free for
all, tonight. Everybody invited.
Capt. Hedor Johnson, of the Capt.
toll Guards of Austin, Tex, is a dele
G ate to the convention, andis also help
ing out On the encampment while in
the city.
-Joske Bros, headquarters for Sta
cy, Adams & Co.'s u~neXcelled mems
shoes. 9:9:3t
There are several colored news
paper men in the convention.
The sale at auction by Capt. Ho-
sack, at No. 5 West Houston street,
OIL Thursday the 4th, at 10 o'clock a..
M, will certainly pay anybody want
ing furniture as all kinds used in
house keeping will be sold. 1t
The torchlight procession is free for
all, tonight. Every oOdy invited.
The old German custom on rails
ing the roof of a building of putting
branches thereon and then dishing up
a keg OF beer, was observed at the
Kampmann last Monday. and of
course the contractor did the hand
some thing.
Come out tonight and hear Governor
Webb Flanagan speak.
Street a No. % run into a but
cher cart, smashing it considerably,
on Soledad street, this morning. The
boy had a narrow escape from being
kicked to death by the horse, and
talks about suing the company.
Camp street was opened today,
by the city forces.
Geo. Mitchell, a Massachusetts,
nan who came from Mexico, died
last night at the poorhouse from con.
sumption.
IA pocket book lost last Sunday,
is at the Springs.
Come out tonight and hear Governor
Webb Flanagan speak.
-Holmgreen & Son say the firm to
whom was awarded their contract tor
furnishing the city the street name
plates, bid about twice the price they
did.
Mr.. Ed. Gallagher arrived yester-
day with his brother John, from
Grand Coteau, La, where the former
had his leg broken while playing ball
last Friday.
There are not enough seats in
the hall, and every aisle and bit Of
space, ever to the platform, is crowd
ed.
The black cat at the Menger was
stolen last night, and Johnnie Rus
sci is inconsolable.
ALI musicians should turn out to
the musicians meeting tonight.
Wanted CLERK for dry goods store
speaking German and Spanish. Ad-
dress "H. O." this office. 93-3t
Everybody isinvited to join the torch
light procession tonight.
Hon. D. Mayer, the genial man
ager of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF the United States, left to-
day for Texas in the interest of his
company. We c%heerfully recommend
him as a man of business integrity
and hope that his stay in Texas may
be both pleasant and profitable
Charleston (Va.) Daily Star. Mr..
Mayer has arrived.
The New England Land COM
pany will shortly erect a fine pavilion
and boat landing on Elmendorf lake,
and the number of boats OF the lake
are to be increased. An observatory
will be built on the hill for the use of
visitors.
Carol, the electrician who had
his leg broken liz three places yester-
day, is resting we'll this morning.
Last night about s o'clock lamp
on one of the Avenue &c" line of
street cars was broken by the jolting
of the car, and the oil flowed out and
took fire. The passengers were bad
ly scared, but the fire was soon put
out, but not before it had done some
damage.
Ali colors and every nationality are
invited to Join In the procession to-