San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-25
Light Flashes.
Officer Perez is on the sick list.

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-Ex-Policeman Seffel has been tenn
porsrily appointed on the force, il
pIoce of Officer Heitgen.
/ Wanted, hostler. 1856 Blum st.
The street car ordinance has been
handed to the police.
There was no business done in
the federal court this morning, a few
motions being heard. The work OF
the court Is drawing to close.
"A private picnic attended by
about thirty mostly, young people,
was given at the Medina yesterday.
will Hanks, wanted in Wharton
comfy for the theft of horse, was
brought in from the Salado yester-
day, and jailed by Marshal Hennes.
sey.
The carriage of Mr.. G. Zadrich
came to grief Saturday night, by the
horse running against a tree.
There were % cases before the re-.
corder this morning, among them
several prominent citizens under as
sumed names.
My assortment of Carriages
Speeding Buggies, Phaetons, Hacks,
and delivery wagons, is complete and
son, Horse and Carriage Repository.
South Flores street. 5-25 m
-Adolph Barlemann has re-
moved to the Mahncke Hotel
Barber Shop, where he will be
glad to have his friends and custom
ers to continue their patronage with
him. 5-25 st
No session of the county commits
siOners' court was held today, the
court adjOurning until tomorrow. out
of respect to the bereavement of
County Judge McAllister, in the
death of his granddaughter.
"A girl named Sanchez, aged about
Is years, ran Off from home with a
young wldower named Juan Diaz,
whose wife had died of small pox.
The girl lives on Pecos street, be-
tween Matamoras and Durango
streets. She was found this morning,
at the corner of Monterey and Frio
streets, at the house of the mother of
young Diaz.
The French celebration of theFall
of the Bastile will probably be cele-
brated separately by the two factions.
The French-American citizens gen.
orally want to leave local politics
out of it, and celebrate it as represen-
tatives of q nation, while the other
fellows want to put some politics in
it.
A we'll known confectioner who
has been out fishing for several days
walked into q saloon this morning
among q half dozen of his friends and
proceeded to treat himself in real
European style, and invited the 9TH
ers to do the same.
The death of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Cohen's infant boy occurred yester-
day.
The Ravens, Jr. play the Sealeys,
Jr., at San Pedro springs Friday at
base ball.
The young "Joske Nine" played
the County Nine" q game of ball at
the College Nine grounds on Garden
street yesterday, the score being 8 to
in favor of the former.
"A delightful birthday surprise
party was given at the Lacoste resi-
dence on Ave c., Saturday night.
"A light phaeton occupied by
lady and gentleman became tangled
up with the mules of one of Froboese
& Santleben's picnic wagons, on the
bridge over the river near the second
mission. No serious damage was
done to the vehicle, although the
lady in the buggy badly injured her
foot.
The pedestrian contest from San
Antonio 10 Leon springs, was psrtici-
pated in by Messrs. Steve Butler, A.
Toepperwein, II. Kneasley, II. Hun
tress, Phillips, A. Storms, w. Sohl
and Wright. Butler arrived at the
goal in 2:3O.
-Forder & Nagel, ,machinists and
founders, have a card in the LIGHT.
If you have any work in their line,
they will be pleased to have you call.
The death of Dora, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Allister, occurred this morning. The
funeral will occur this afternoon, at
$50 O'Clock, from the residence Of the
parents, No. $50 South Flores street.
The deceased was a granddaughter of
County Judge McAllister.
Ashford & Blake, % Alamo plaza,
buy and sell second. hand furniture.
Moving and storage a speciality. 2O-lm
Partnership Notice.
1t gives me much pleasure to an
nounce to my friends and the insur-
ing public generally, that l have