San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-05-31
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
Tips & Observation-Disclosures
druggists. 11-17-1y.

lips " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
druggists. l1-17-1y.
For cheap property, 60 to E. G
Graves land office, PIP f. Houston street.
The wonderful gasoline stove on en-
hibit at pa East Houston street. ; % 2w
New BrauIfclS excursion train leaves
at 1870 a. m.
Plenty of fun at the Washington to-
night.
Captain CardrnaS has fitted up his
new reading rooms in the Washington
building.
Red Sutor now plays tn" kettle
drum and sells tickets at the Washing
ton.
Captain Herwick. the well known
painter, has just completed good piece
of work at PA MatamOraS street.
Boy wanted at IA West Commerce
street. 5-3O-2t
Uniform Rank. Knights of PythiaS
held an interesting meeting last night and
initiated one new member.
A number of the Clipper base club
will give picnic tomorrow at Lees Bend.
Grand concert at the Little Casino
garden tomorrow night. IT.
The "TOddlerS" will give their post
pOned hop some time next week.
"A child of Mr.. ISaacS. living at No 10
Fest street, died this morning.
The Cumberland PresbyterianS and
the Alamo BaptiStS are having their pic
MICS to-day south of the city.
-Four wagons, loaded with the merry
picnicker, left town this morning for the
SaladO.
The Beethoven MaennerchOr will not
give its entertainment at Muth'S tonight,
il hpinU DOStDOnp0 until furt bpr notice
Concert next Monday at MuthS gar
den.
The meeting to form that English
mems club referred to recently in the
Light, is called for tonight, at 252 Com
mcrCG street.
The news of the intended change in
the Southern Pacific railway, at the PecoS
cutoff, published in the Houston Post,
was published months ago in the LIGHT.
Manager C. C. HazletOn, of the Wells.
Fargo & Cos. express, has received an in
quirY for 100 live geese to be shipped to
Mexico.
Wanted, servant to do homework
for small family. Apply at 59S South
PrGsa street. 302t
There will be a grand musical con-
cert at the Little Casino garden on South
Alamo street tomorrow night. Admission
free. Music by the Firemen'S band.
The few days work expended on the
erection of the new cotton compress show
the push and vim of the enterprise. Part
of the heavy machinery has been received
and the rest is following.
Rev. DR.. j. Il. Cranfill, one of the
BaptiSts' best preachers, will preach at
the First Baptist church in this city to-
morrow at II o'clock. Everybody invited
to come.
President Saur, of the Liberal club
will read a treatise on Church Taxa
ton" at the meeting at the X. of p. Hall,
Sunday night.
"A farmer named Tucker, and mailing
from Somerset, brought into the police
station an exhibit of BeXar county vege
i)n, in the shape of a bean stock bear
ing 81 healthy, full grown beans.
The Maverick Rifles will drill three
times a week, Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. The Saturday drill will be a
sort of dress parade.
Miss Emma PHILIPPE called yesterday
at the LIGHT office and asked that the
write-up of the Kate Greenaway hop i'm
Wednesdays paper be corrected so as to
give herself and Miss l.. jackson the.ma
iOrity Of the credit for the management
of the affair.
-Grand concerts at Muth'S garden for
five nights only, commencing June !.
A. II. Knoll and Marie Mcneil, Americas
greatest concert vrtuOSOS, have been en-
gagged to appear at each concert, assisted
by Prof. Muth'S full orchestra. AdmiS
sion free Concerts at s p. N. 1t