San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08


Cuero, has been announced.
"A number of families who were
out picnicing yesterday, received a
thorough drenching.
The opening ball given by Madame
Donaldson, which took place at Mis-
sion garden pavilion Saturday night,
was a successful affair.
Cheap excursion rates to the great
Auction Sale of lots at Arkansas Har-
Dor September II and 13.
Infantry drills at 7:30 a. m. and
cavalry drills at 8 have been resumed
at the post.
Frank Couch has taken a position
as delivery driver for the Troy Steam
laundry.
ALI the prominent local office
hunters promise to help the celebra'
ton on the 18th.
The masquerade ball at the Gold
Mine Friday night was largely at
tended.
Standing room at both the Wash
ington and Turf theaters, was at
premium Saturday night.
The local politics will be little
quite for a few days. until the new
slate is made up.
Captain Cardenas had q fine au-
dience at his reading rooms last
Saturday night.
Bill Reese, q big negro, Jailed yes.
terday in the city lookup pitched
into three other negroes in his cell
and beat them badly.
Mr.. Otto Koehler feels very proud
of the record made by the xxx pearl
beer. His sales are largely on the in.
crease.
ALI the customers of the Troy
Steam Laundry today who are miss
ed by the new driver, are requested
to report at Office promptly. 1t
Alderman Conner says it was
neither an axe or a drive with the
mayor. He was riding with light
ing rod agent.
If YOU attend the auction sale of
lots at Arkansas Harbor September
18th and 18th, you will find the cool
est spot in the south.
The way TO get deep water is to
get it, and that's just what they pro
pose to do at Arkansas Harbor. The
L. S. government is entirely too slow
and uncertain to bank on.
There is demand for all kinds of
business at ARKANSAS HARBoR; take
advantage of the excursion and in
vestigate 1t.
The man that gets in on the
ground floor by buying lot at ARAN-
sAs HARBoR at the auction sale Sep
TENDER II and Is, is in big luck.
In eight months from today the
largest ocean going vessels that float
will be anchored in ARKANSAS HAIR
Dor.
Some of Mayor Callaghan's siein-
pre- vivas resurrection plants, have
died on Main plaza and have been
taken up.
Emil Blum was caned Saturday
night by a number of friends, who
remembered he reached the 2lst year
of his life on that day.
"A farewell party is to be given to-
night at Muth's pavilion to Mr.. Chas.
Bartholomew, who leaves for school
in a few days.
Evening before last one of the
wagon teams Of the city brewery ran
away on Houston street. 1t was
stopped by Officer Beck.
Capt. Bill Hennessey is now
turned on his fiftieth year, having
celebrated his forty-ninth anniversary
yesterday.
MIR. Smiths frame house on Ma
con street is being moved down the
middle of said street to make room
for his projected two-story dwelling.
The gun club shoot at the Springs
yesterday was not postponed, as the
Express states. 1t came off, and Mr..
Critzer won the medal on score of 10.
Rothwell came second on Is.
Street car No. Is, on the Flores
street line, was abandoned in front OF
the Kingsbury place yesterday on &C.
count of broken wheel. This is the
third car in three weeks abandoned
at this place from the same cause.
"A meeting of Germans will be
held in Convention hall tonight to
perfect arrangements for celebrating
the establishment of the first German
colony in America.
Miss Nellie O'Connor, High
School graduate, has been appointed
a teacher in the schools of Brackett,
and Miss Carrie Millen, also a gradu-
ate of this school, has taken school
in Castroville.
Mrs. Theis, a market woman who
sells vegetables, etc., drew $45 from a
bank Saturday and put 1t in hand
kerchief in a basket. While she was
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