San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-15


Wanted at once:-Preparers and
apprentice in our millinery depart.
ment. HAAS & OPPENHEIMER.
If you want to buy q fine bu rgy
at a bargain, call and see the one on
consignment at M. Plgott's. 6:l9 t
DIR. FRANK TANNING. Office No
sol Avenue q. 9-l2 If
For Sale: Old established board
ing house, central location. Apply
at this office. 9-12 ct.
DON'T DIE IN THE.HOUSE. Rough
on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, flies
reaches and bedbugS
-Lost-A package of valuable pa
pers. Return to D. Herzfeld at Sim
Harris. ola 3t*
-Joske Brothers study to please.
Everybody is already talking about
the beauty of their pattern robes.
Prices? Well, you know how Joske
Bros always sell and dispose of goods
readily. Ola st
Don't fail to see the great Ru-
dolphes at the Bella Union.
There will be a sociable. of the
Alamo Baptist church tonight at No.
81 Goliad street.
Mr.. Sam Maverick has embarked
in the real estate business.
School Superin tendent Smith has
chosen Miss Alice King rs his assist
ant.
Lieut.. G. T. Bartlett and Mr.. w.
A. Bowen left yesterday for Ell Psso
to learn from the Z. s. rain expert
menters there how TO conduct the eX-
periments for San Antonio.
Louisa A. Howard has sued Ed
ward Howard for divorce.
-Margarita F. Charo has brought
suit against Manuel Charo for di-
vorce.
Mary Hotz has brought suit
against Conrad Hotz for divorce on
the grounds of cruel treatment and
for custody for their one child.
The Independence celebration
begins this evening at s O'Clock, the
procession forming on west side of
Washington square at 7:30 o'clock.
e. s. Block and Miss Emma Lee
Hart, of Del Rio, were married today
at st. Marks cathedral, by Rev. Dean
Richardson.
The annual banquet of the Bel
KNAPP Rifles takes place tonight.
Newton Beers opens at Rische's
theatre, Sept. IS, in Lost ia London. )"
He gets a good press notice from the
Ell Paso Herald.
Whether the Mexican celebration
or the efforts of the Commercial Ex-
change and Board of Trade brought
the rain, that's the question.
For Bargains in handmade har-
LESS 60 to Theo. Steubing's. S-3l-4m.
Architect Giles has made an Off
cial examination of the condition OF
the High School building and will
report in few days to the mayor.
-Messrs. Albert Umscheid, Chas.
Franz, Chas. Perner, Thos. Abbott
and their families spent last Sunday
hunting and fishing on the Salado,
and report having good luck.
Albert Richardson, colored jani-
tor for the city hall, has gone to Co
lumbus after his wife.
Five sanitary and five regular
policemen are detailed for duty at
San Pedro park tonight.
The telephone poles are being
smeared with something which the
company has labeled paint" but
which looks and smells like black
coal tar.
Capt. Jake Marshall predicted
Yesterdays rain and got 1t.
The Mexican celebration has been
rained on five times out of eight cele-
brations had.
There are 3074 pupils enrolled in
seven of the public schools for white
children out of 3400 applying.
A spouting on the east side of the
city hall leaks and the front pOrtico
was flooded yesterday.
Miss Sybilla Haas, of Medina
county, will be married next Satnr-
day to Mr.. VIM. Webber, in Castro.
vile. The young lady is niece OF
Mr.. Herman HeiligmanD, of this city.
The commercial exchange has
another meeting tonight. Probably
the condition of the High school will
be considered.
City assessor Frasch is at home
working on the assessment rolls.
Yesterday afternoon when the
little blow came on, the pupils in the
High school were dismissed early,
some say because the building wa
vibrating.
Mrs. &. w. ShOff has returned
from Pennsylvanis, and last night the
Sisters of Pythias rendered her a sur
prise party at her husbands resIdenc
on Richmond avenue.
Mr.. P. B. Goodwin, has been suf-
fering from a severe attack of illness
for the past week. He is now back
at work at the L. & G. n. city ticket
offioa His wife has also recovered