San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-27

Bear in mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the international and Great North
ern Depot. If
-Mahncke Hotel Bar, refitted and
bright as daisy. Nothing but first
class goods, polite attent ton, Lunch
oil day. OTTO FIELDER, Propr. 2-S-6m
-Wanted-A good white girl to do
cooking and light homework. Apply
at liz Dakota street. ? 4.20-4t
String and brass music will be
furnished for balls, picnics, etc., by
the celebrated Alamo Band, under
the leadership of Chas. Wyrich. 81.
A. Noise, manager, corner Elm and
Burnett streets, or Tel. lO7. Alb I'm
Safes and houses moved by r. G.
Nixon, 52l Ave. B. 4:22:1m
For sale cheap-Several thousand
large newspapers. Apply at this
Office. If
For rent, q 4-room new house near
Sunset depot. r, Friedrich, 30 Bon
ham street. 4-M tt.
Balm bridge & Corner have secured
the agency for the Paragon and Iri.
quois bicycles, both high grade ma
chimes. Wheelmen requested to call
and examine. 4:24:4t
The handsomest boquet of roses
that the LIGHT has received this year
of roses, comes from the bushes of s.
B. Wilcox, with complimentary
card 10 the editor. The LIGHT and
the Roses always did harmonic.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
Sunday school thoroughly enjoyed
their fine picnic, Saturday, at River
side Park.
Boys on Tenth street who are
making a practice of jumping on and
off electric streets cars while the cars
are in motion, should be stopped by
the police. Some day they may be
injured.
st. Marks Episcopal Sunday
school enjoyed fine picnic Saturday
at Riverside park. 1t was well at
tended and band of music appear
ing in the afternoon, the saloon
pavilion was used as dancing hall.
The Jokers did not play ball with
the soldiers yesterday, as the latter
have not received their ball uniforms
yet.
The game of ball at Riverside
Park resulted in victory of IL to 8
for the Blues over the Franklins.
An unusually large congregation
day to witness the dedication Of the
new organ.
L. Piaget, charged with embez-
zelment from Banker Sullivan, has
been arrested in Halifax, Nova Sco-
tia, and will be returned to San An
tonic for trial.
The first annual ball of the A. o.
Z. M. Jr., lodge, took place at the
Arbeiter Verein Saturday night and
was well attended.
"A we'll attended farewell party
night to Mr.. Frank Rennert, who left
for Baltimore today.
Monte Small and Esperon Rivas
attempted to catch an Arkansas Pass
train while crossing the Alamo Elec-
trio railway Riverside Park crossing.
Both were thrown against the cattle
guard fence, but escaped with only
bruises.
The fair fund now stands at $27,-
900.
Christian Church bonbon social at
Pythian Castle Hall, was q great sue
cess.
Large number of townspeople
visited Government Hill yesterday.
The G. T. L. w. first social hop,
given by A. Tolle, M. Corning, Is.
Wolfe, and E. Lang, at Mission Gar
den, Saturday night was . very
pleasant affair, about forty couples
being on the floor. Dancing contin-
ued to Sunday morning at three
O'Clock.
In the bidding for the lease of
San Pedro park privileges Saturday,
John B. Wernette bid $l0l2 per
annum fer three years. 8. G. Kellor
bid 5000 per annum, Fred Kerble
$500.
I'm Judge Kings court this morn
ing, in the case of Klockenkemper VS.
Staffel, Judgment for Staffel was rem
dsrod.
in Justice Adams court his civil
docket of so cases was called. An af-
fidavit against Augustin Cruz,
charging assault and battery, was
filed.
In Justice Herron's court this
morning, nothing but the marriage of
w. P. Coppenhafer to Rosie E. Carr
occurred.
-Fest's garden reopening occurred
last night and was we'll attended.
There will be a picnic next Sun
day at Medina park by Mr.. Albert
Maruchaan and 0fhara