San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-14

wine were released. Wine not?
The street commissioner has fin
ished his annual report and 1T is now
in the hands of the city clerk.
"A car OF % head of horses were
shipped to Algiers yesterday by MIR.
w. j. Bennett.
Get your fire, marine, tornado and
accident insurance from r.. w. Lay IL
Co.. II Soledad street. 3-l4tf
Mr.. DiefIen bach, whois in the city
from Sabinas, Mexico. represents u
wealthy mining syndicate OF Newark,
n. }.
Five Sunset special trains passed
through yesterday, comprising 50
loads, a. of which were of refined
sugar.
"A large steam shovel formerly
used III the gravel pits of the South
ern Pacific at CibOlO, was transferred
to the I. d G.. n. yesterday to be
used in the gravel pit at BlancO river.
The usher boys at the opera house
have organized All amateur dramatic
club and circus, and hold daily
(mOrhing) sessions.
There were less deaths in San
Antonio for the fiscal year just clos
| ing than there were daring the pre-
vious year.
The Childers case will not now be
reached, very likely, before tho next
fall tenn of the district court. Chill
! ders is now in Austin.
Gus Jacks, the boy who killed his
10
of age, not as has been stated. Ed
die was II years of age.
The mayor is preparing his an
| nual message, which viii probably
| he presented at the next council
meeting.
School Superintendent smith is
now preparing his annual report for
| the fiscal year just closing in order 10
; embody it in the mayors message.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather last night, the attendant
was not as large as usual "a the
| Washington.
The wrestling between Klnnahan
and Dillon promises to be interesting
sport. 70 come Oft next Monday night
at Gus Airs pavilion, on West Com
MERGE street. IA 1t
Nearly 5000 worth of tickets is re-
ported as sold for the wrestling match
for next Monday night, between Kin
nahan and Dillon.
-Comrade Pickett has returned
and it Is announced there will re a
meeting OF the G. r. tomorrow night
at COmrade Anton Wagner's office.
The Christian EndeavOr society OF
| Madison square Presbyterian church
| will give a chestnut SOciable at Ma
| iOr CrtssOn's residence on GraYsOn
street tonight.
The old reliable furniture house
of Il. Becker will sell parlor suits in
pushes from $50 upward. Largest
as OrtmeDt in the south. I'm
The Flores street car line has lot
of new drivers ana the old ones have
been transferred to the green line
Old d ivers are paid $50 per day;
new ones, 1925 to Sl.3j.
H~9y Bear in mind that Frank J
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. It
| y 81. w ID. w IIBuJ lObh 'uU the
building permit yesterday for his
new bank building. corner Navarro
and Houston street, estimated tC
cost SIS 600.
The special car "NalejG' contain.
ing Mr.. {. H. Clark. General Passeu.
ger gent of the Norfolk and West.
tern railroad, passed over the Sunset
yesterday ell route to the City of Mex.
leo.
Prof. Dihlan's fencing class amuses
a crowd of about twenty-five people
on the sidewalk opposite, almost
every night. The crowd will stand
for hours watching the movements
of master and pupils.
1t is rumOred that the offices 0.
the Arkansas Pass railway, at IOa.
KUN, will soon be removed to San An
tonic, although the roundhOuse and
shops will remain at that place.
The city physician has prepared
his annual report for the past fiscal
year and has presented 1t to the
mayor. There were less deaths in the
city during the year than during the
year previous.
Mr.. VIM. Krempkau has opened
new saloon on West Commerce
street, corner of North FriO, and will
supply the boys with good lunch and
fine drinks.
The eight-hOur movement will go
into effect in this city Nav 1st, being
adopted by the carpenters union
here. Contractors are advised by
posted placard not to figure on work
hereafter unless they take this into