San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-05

top buggy call at . South Alamo street
WM 7. mckenzie.
The Bclknap Rifles will give then
regular monthly hop tonight at the ar
mOry. at which only members Will bC
present.
The contractors meeting to be held
last night at Turner hall failed TO ma
tcrialiZf on account OF lack OF quo
rum.
The brewery men willnot get chance
to hold annual piCnicS this year. All ar"
too busy.
The revival meetings at Travis Park
church are held daily at 9 a. M. and Sill
p. m. Preaching tonight by Rev. j. l..
Morrill,, of Georgia. All are invited.
"A ball will be given June 10 at the
Maverick Rifles armOry for the benefit OF
the San Antonio Art School.
A colOrcd man, named George, who
works for the watcrwOrkS company, was
severely bitten in the left arm this morn
ing by vicious dog, kept in Iaundry, on
Houston street.
-Wanted-GOOd servant to do general
house work for small family at Eagle
Pass. Inquire at MahnCkc hotel. G-5-lt.
The Beethoven MaennerchOr enter
tainment takes place tonight at Muth'S
garden.
On account of present repairs and the
minister's coming vacation no services
will be held in the synagogue until fur
Their notice. The Sabbath school will be
conducted this Saturday and Sunday as
usual.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held at the rooms this evening. Re-
freShmcntS 7:45.
The ladies of the Cumberland PreSby-
teriaE church will serve lunch and ice
cream at the old Express building tO-mOr-
row.
An immense crowd will be at the
Grand Opera house tonight to see the
play. Pygmalion and Galatea, for the
benefit of the Maverick Rifles.
Tonight. June 9Th. benefit Maverick
Rifles. PygmaliOn and Galatca at the
Grand Opera house. Secure reserved
seats at once.
put upon the San Antonio stage will be
given for the benefit of the Maverick
Rifles tonight. June 5th.
The report of City Jailcr l.. a. Val
dez for the month of May shows that
there We're 81 men employed in street
work in that month, II being kept in the
Jail.
The sale of the RippStein farm of 800
acres four miles east of San Antonio on
the SaladO. was cOnSumated this "a. m.
Banker Dan Sullivan being the purchaser
at $l7.mO.
San Antonio Gum club directors held
a meeting last night and looked up all the
delinquent members on the lists. They
also decided to issue the association 5
stock, 5000 shares at $40 per share. to the
thirty-tivo members in good standing.
The LIGHT returns thanks to Mr..
Richard Hickey for IA copy of the "AdvO-
cate of the Good Work in the Holy
Land" a Catholic publication which con-
tanS fine account of the first American
pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
"A gentleman who has been in the ice
business here and claims to know whereof
he speaks, says the saloon men are bluff
ing. and if they should get an ice factory
here would not Supportit it. The thing has
been tried before.
Mr.. Phil. Greenwall, representing the
firm of Jacobs, Bernheim & Co.. New Or
leans, is in the city. This is the last trip
he will make, although he has been with
this house for the past u years. Next
fall he will become partner with his
brother. Mr. Henry GreenwalI. the we'll
known theatrical manager and will as
sumo control of the Texas circuit