San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-26

| has been missing from nome TOT 10
days and his relatives are searching
for him.
Mr.. James P. Newcomb, super
visor OF census for the Fifth district,
will begin work almost Immediately
by the appointment of census takers.
Lost. A Fan between Mrs. Ro-
bards and Mrs. Chambers on Laurel
Heights. Leave at LIGHT office and
receive reward. 3-26-3t.
The citizens of Galveston through
Mayor Fulton have invited the gen.
eral passenger agents to visit that
city.
Ladies' of Cumberland Presbyter-
ian church desire to return thanks to
Newt ton & Weller and l.. WOlfson,
for courtesies received.
There are three big deals in real
estate on the tapis, one for the sum
of $4,000, one for 100000, and one
for $4,000.
M. J. A. Human, clerk of the
corps of engineers now at work of
the eastern extension of the Arkansas
Pass, was in the cityyesterday.
The New England Land Co.
have made out the price list for Lake
view lots, which will be placed on
sale in a day or two.
DR.. Trexler, who has 50 long and
ably managed the st. Leonard hotel,
has purchased a half interest in the
Mahncke, to which he removes on the
fl st.
"A. w. Thomas, aged 81 years,
cd Loo io,I ot No no1 or
of consumption. The remains were
shipped to Kiowa, l. II.
The alarm of fire yesterday even
ing was due to burning brush pile
in the Second ward. The Second
Ward hose company were the only
ones to respond.
The dispatcher's Office of the
Southern Pacific have received official
notice that the general passenger
agents will arrive here Friday even
ing at about o'clock.
The crossing at the corner of FL
mira and North Flores streets is 50
worn as to be quite dangerous to
teams.
Mr.. Charley Walker and Emile
ScheutZe were married Monday night
at No. 216 Chestnut street, at the res
ldence of the brides parents.
The blowing up and tearing away
of the water pipes supplying families
with water is becoming an intoler-
able nuisance. Kicks and complaints
seem to do no good.
The hotels and boarding houses
in the centre Of the city were $50 full
N La
cOmmOdated
A little dwarfed Mexican man,
aged forty years, arrived yesterday
and will probably be exhibited in
this city. He is second Tom Thumb
in size.
-Joske's millinery opening occurs
next Monday. The efforts being put
forth by their New York artist and
her legion of trimmers will indeed
make this gala week for the ladies.
3-26-3t
The water pipes in the Second
ward have been plOughed up once,
then comes the scrapers and tear
them again, and now comes the big
steam roller and mashes them up in
all sorts of shape.
That is an awful bad job with
those culvert covers on Lexington
avenue, corner of Augusta street.
They are full of holes. Are they
paid for yet? If not they should not
be.
-JOske's millinery display formally
opens Monday the3lst. Metropolitan
fashions, the handiwork of our New
York artist, will be out in force to de-
light the ladies. 3-26-3t
Bethel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot If
-Lost-Y es terday, a gold watch
with initial A on back. Return to
Bayly Bros, opposite Hotel Maverick
and receive suitable reward.
Its a fact we'll known. that if it was not
for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup hotel prOpretOrs
in Florida would put their rates up to ten dol
lars per day. - st
Histories make men wise, Poets witty"
But what in the world does a man want with
either when he has sprained his ankle. No
sir, not these, not these. Give him but one
bottle of Salvation OIL the greatest cure on
earth for pain. Price p cents. 3 % ct
"A red line car ran off the track
at the corner of Houston street and
Alamo plaza this morning and
smashed into Mr.. J. E. Adams buggy
hitched at the curbstone. The horse
broke away but was caught before
running away. Cars frequently are
derailed at this place.
The Bowen-Ownes newspaper
fight ended the recorders court this
morning by Bowen being dismissed,
Owens fined 81 and his brother being
orraStaJ for oarrviDc q piutOI