San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-22

"A complimentary parry "oS go
at d. w. Heard's residence on North
Flores street last night to Miss Nellie
Mitchell. of Kyle.
The last car on the San Pedro line
has ten mules hooked to 1t every
night now while the line is blockaded
on Alamo street.
"A delegation of Kerrville pleas
ure-seekers will pass through here
day after tomorrow on their trip to
Corpus.
For Sale cheap. A Home Com
tort Range, with water reservoir,
little used. Can be seen at residence
of G. l.. Wagner. 7-22'St.
The colored Odd Fellows are pre-
pairing for their anniversary celebra-
ton, which will take place in this
city.
Officer Schumacher this morning
stopped q runaway horse with two
wheeled cart on South Laredo street.
A lady was in the vehicle, but was
not hurt.
Justice Heron this morning held
an inquest on the remains of Virginia
Hernandez, q young girl of II years,
consumption. Such was his verdict.
Il have several cane: mills in stock
which I want to get rid of on account
of not being in my line of business,
which mills I will sell at very lowest
prices. Edward Persch, 25S Market
street, San Antonio. 722tf
"A deal is being consummated by
which the Dietrich homestead on
South Presa street will become the
property of q lady of Louisiana, for
the sum of S4. 900.
"A delivery wagon of the Morgan
City Fish company was ran away
with today on Acequia street by the
horse, and the driver was nearly
unseated and thrown out before the
horse was stopped.
The Glee club of the Fourth ward
will meet Thursday evening at Mrs.
F. l.. Caldwell's, 64S North Flores
street, instead of tonight. A "crazy"
party will be given.
The street car track to the Inter-
national railway depot is being torn
I'D and will remain dlsmantled until
the right grade is given by the city
| engineer.
"A driver Cd the red line was so
suddenly introduced to the mind hoof
of one OF the mules, on Alamo plaza,
yesterday afternoon, that he was laid
up for several hours. He still carries
| a swollen face as reminder Of his
mishap.
The firm of VIM. and Geo. Reuter-
Two Brothers saloon) has been dis
solved, and George Reuter- has lett for
visit to his old home, Hanover, Ger
| many.
Foreman Fischer, of the city hall
building, has petrified human tooth
found in q six-feet thick rock that
was quarried from the BALCONIES quar-
ries, ten feet below the surface.
Work of renovating the old post
office building for the occupancy of
the L. & G. n ticket and freight
offices began today.
The young woman, Bessie Spiegle,
who attempted suicide Sunday even
ing, is an employe of a Houston street
laundry. She is improving, and soon
will be all right again.
The news of the death of Col. B.
G. Andrews, late postmaster of Atlas
cosa. Atascosa county, comes from
Vermont this morning. Col. Andrews
was there having his regular summer
visit.
Sergeant Fenly's wife died last
evening OIL Government hill, military
headquarters, and the remains were
buried today.
In the district court Mr.. Paul
Wagner has brought suit against
John ]. Stevens for, as he alleges,
fencing up, rs feet of the formers
land on Nolan and Cherry streets. The
suit is to try title and for damages as
well.
"A commendable move made by
the contractor of street paving and
city engineer is the cutting off of the
corner at the Two Brothers saloon.
This place was so wide and the street
so narrow that serious accidents were
often times only averted by the vigil
lance of policemen or pedestrians.
Broke The Cane.
Justice Heron this morning re-
oxvIf ohor