San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-11-26

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Ladies' reception at Harmony Club
rooms occurs tonight.
Part of the new federal buildings
furniture has been shipped.
Two green line conductors had
mutual scrap yesterday afternoon.
Gordon e. Lamb are soon to open
branch Of their business In Dallas.
There will be an important meeting
of the fair directors this afternoon.
.-Incandescent lights are being put in
the Justices court rooms of the court
house.
Receivers MacNamara and Yoakum
have gone respectively to New York aud
Chicago.
"A donation party was rendered Rev.
j. III. Roberts, of the Christian church,
Monday night.
The Georgia MinstrelS will play re-
turn date in this city at Rische's opera
house, next Saturday.
w. II. Potter. member of the San
Antonio Printers Union, died at Santa
Rosa hospital yesterday.
Officer j. j. Poesmann will celebrate
his fiftieth natal anniversary in great
shape next Saturday night.
Mrs. Francis Schaedler, an old resi-
dent of this city, died at her home on
Plum street at $50 this morning.
The engagement of former San An
tonic boy. hut now of Mexico. tn popular
teacher, will shortly be announced.
The fine new residence of Mr. Z. Zins-
meyer, on North Flores street, was the
scene OF jolly housewarming party last
night.
"A reception was given last night at
Bells ranch near San Antonio, which was
attended by large party of young San
Antonians.
An Affidavit was filed before JUS
tice OF the peace today against Minnie
Michael, colored, for theft of $50 from
Addie Griffin.
Geo. Weber has little vest pocket
friend which is very curious, but which
causes lots of fun whenever he exhibits it
| to his friends.
us. Commissioner Price this morn
ing put E. R. Sanchez, charged with IL
| legally selling whisky, under a 500 APP
pearance bond.
Mrs. Sappington, No. 800 Poplar
street, has several pleasant rooms. Can
| accommodate families, or gentlemen with
room and board. ll-26-3t*
The remains of Miss Ida Carr, who
died from consumption at Devine, were
brought in yesterday and shipped today
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All those having good singing voices
are requested to take the front seats to-
| morrow morning at the Grand Opera
House Thanksgiving services.
Miss Gabrielle Foutrelle will be mar
ried tonight at her residence on North
lores street, and her brother, Leon, from
| Laredo, is in the city to attend.
New saloon, 239 Commerce street,
Nette's old drug store. Free lunch. and
| every Friday fine Fish Chowder. Every
! body welcome. +. EBERLING, prop'r. I'm
Mr.. Voechting, of this city, has tele-
graphed to DR.. Koch, the celebrated Ber-
| lin physician, for the full particulars and
| treatment of his wonderful cure for con-
sumption.
The Turner's had well-attended
| meeting last night at which the matter
of building a hall was again discussed
and finally turned over to the building
| committee.
Some sneak thieves entered the post
| offices of LacoSte and Idlewild, stations
on the s. p. line, last Sunday and Monday
| nights, and some cash, stamps and valua-
| bles were obtained.
"A storekeeper at Berg's Mill station,
on the Arkansas Pass, named Pfehffer, &C
cidentally shot off two fingers of his
hand yesterday afternoon while handling
pistol. He was brought to this city and
IS now in the Santa Rosa hospital.
Justice Heron this morning received
two affidavits for abusive language, one
against Emil Alder and the other against
Augusta Alder. He also performed the
wedding ceremony last night for III. w.
Griffin and Lula Martin, at No. 567 South
Laredo street.
The recorder had IA cases this morn
ing, dismisSing three, continuing three,
and fining eight. OF the sos assessed,
fifty dollars were contributed by MeXi-
can named Polonio Ortega, charged with
carrying pistol. The other cases were
ordinary DRINKS and disOrderlies.
Last night disorderly negro. Jas.
Harris, was raising Cain in the Alamo
pavilion. but the officer who went after
him could get no information out the
crowd. However, the dsturber was
finally colIard and the Recorder gave him
a $50 fine The authorities are determined
to break up this resort or at least COM
pei their owners to keep it orderly.
EM The Order is Growing.2
Deputy Grand Chancellor P. w.
Street, Knights of Pythias, has re-
turned from Corpus Christi, where he
has made arrangements of a new
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