San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-12-18


torn up and the street cars are
stopped.
Work on the st. Mary's street
bridge is temporarily suspended until
timbers arrive from Mexican forests,
"A three-story wagon load of
turkeys were disposed of today on
Military plaza at ground floor prices.
-Engin.er Tom Cannant is nursing
sick hand, which he hurt.
Mr.. Joe Jackson left today for Hous-
ton, where he has secured a position.
General Stanley gets back from
the City of Mexico tomorrow.
What has become of Mr.. Miller
and the Llano road?
The recent wholesale discharges
of employees on Government hill are
eliciting comment among army peo-
pie.
DR.. Amos Graves returned today from
Houston.
The dance at the Mexican Consul
ate occurs tomorrow night.
Diaries for 1891, and New YEARS.
cards of the same date are being Sc
lected in great numbers by our ctti-
Zens.
The Fashion theatre didn't open
last night.
The "King's Daughters" social
tonight at Trinity NJ. E. church.
The magnificent new gas and
electric fixtures for the new Kamp-
mann fats, on Houston street, are
expected every day.
The undertakers say their bust
ness is dead. Why don't they bury
it?
Our readers will notice with great
relief that there is very little in the
kilograms today about Parnell.
The Board Of Trade has an inc
portant meeting today.
Entire change Of program tonight
at the Wizard Oil concert. 1915 st
If you want nice perfumery or
toilet waters, try those elegant Odors
at Tips & Silverthorne's drug store. If
Attend the Wizard OIL concert TO-
night at Convention hall. 1916 st
Wizard Oh concord tonight at Con-
vention hall. l2l63t
There will be an officers hop at
Muth's pavilion tonight. A large
crowd Is expected to attend.
More complaints are made about
loose stock on Garden street at night.
Notices are being issued to be
served on number of our tax-paying
citizens to appear before the equalizs-
ton board on Monday.
The recorder had nine cases to.
day, levying S4l in fines.
The streets are crowded until 10
O'Clock at night these pretty moon-lit
nights with Christmas shoppers.
The artesian we'll at Lskeview is
well in the city.
The coal and wood dealers say, in
regard to the proposed combine of the
laundrymen, that they will also COM
bine and meet them in the matter.
DIR. Breeding, dentist. lol Eas
Houston street, over Hensley & ION,
Gold crowns and brides, 3-3-1y
For Sale Two fine Jersey cows,
fresh, Ala Bowie street. 1t
Hat factory, SO Soledad street.
Wanted. a lady for trimming work.
Justice Adam MARI si Green
Dickey aud Alvina Scott last night.
The corner stone laying at West
End will take place at $3.50 o'clock.
Alderman Kalteyer has returned
from Waco, where he attended the
annual convention of the wholesale
druggists of the state. He stopped at
Austin on his return.
There will be an afternoon dane
ing party at Pro. Whitehead's dane
ing accademy, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Fritz Hartz celebrated his
Aud birthday anniversary yesterday
The wedding of Miss Helena Jones
and Mr.. Semple, will occur, it is said,
very soon.
foreman Tom Marshall, of Carter
& Mullaly's livery business. has re-
covered from his recent quiet wedding
and is again on duty. He stole a
march on the boys.
Mr.. Chas. W. Davis and bride,
nee Miss He'll, left yesterday for
Eagle Pass, where Mr.. Davis is
located as telegraph operator.
The next attraction at Rische's
Opera house will be a minstrel conn.,
pany.
Mr.. +. J. Badger and Miss
Blanche Esgar were married at $50
O'Clock last night at ST. Marks
church, Rev. DR.. Sartwell performing
the ceremony In the midst of a large
congregation.
DIR. Sommerville had his overcoat
and hat atOIaD nv ahivaripp trau,p