San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-10

-Wanted-Cash boy at J. X. Be-
retta e. Co.'s. 9:9tf
Carl Beck's tenth Grand Orches-
ira Concert tonight at MuTh's.
Free minstrel entertainment at
Riverside park tomorrow night. 1t
John X. Beretta & Co. are having
great success at their closing out sale.
II the present rush continues they
will get their goods all sold much
sooner than expected. 9:9:lt
Free minstrel entertainment at
Riverside park tomorrow night. 1t
Free minstrel entertainment at
Riverside park tomorrow night. 1t
One house ON Goliad street is num-
bered over one hundred numbers less
than the one next to it. This Is one
evidence of the loose way the houses
are numbered. There are many cases
like this. There should be uniform
ity in numbering the houses.
The wedding of Miss Beulah Rec
tor and Mr.. B. Pledges takes place at
Georgetown, Texas, Sept. Is, at eight
o'clock, p. m. The bride is the
daughter OF Hon. John B. Rector, one
OF the republican leaders of this
state.
Miss Daisy Hatton has returned
from ssGreenville, Texas. Her we'd
ding to Greenville gentleman takes
place shortly.
The Alice habeas corpus hearing
will be called before Judge King Sep
TENDER %, being postponed from yes.
terday afternoon.
Nine car loads of horses were re-
ceived at the Union stock yards yes
terday.
Mrs. Eva Roach, charged with
using abusive language toward Mrs.
H. Webber, pleaded guilty. and was
fined $40 and costs by Justice Adam
yesterday.
The German Ladies aid society
will give a ball in aid of their chart
ties next Saturday night, at Mission
Garden hall. Tickets are selling very
rapidly.
Cumberland Presby terrain church
has received the stained glass window
for the front of the church and it Is
now doing service.
Miss Mary Haenel will 60 to
Boerpe to teach school.
See card in today's LIGHT of the
Silver King, where to get the genuine
old 1882 Woodland.
Some street cars were sent up to
Alamo plaza last night at about IL
O'Clock, to catch the people going
home from the opera. After waiting
fnr TINA and hon yfnO nniaa
the conductors went to find out the
reason, and discovered that there
was no play last night.
-Messrs. n. J. Cosgrove, Il. n.
Micklejohn, Capt. Shardien, w. j..
Paige, Dick Strsyhorn and Chris.
Miller leave tomorrow for a fishing
trip. They will use the Bracken-
ridge ysckt "Oriole" to cruise in.
w. r. Sanford, the telephone line
inspector who was severely burned
by an electric wire recently, has sued
the San Antonio street railway COM
psDy for ST. 200 damages.
AGENTS WANTED.-Free pre-
paid outfit TO energetic men. Sever
al of our statesmen have earned from
$40 to 800 week for years past. P. o.
BOX 1911, new 1OrR. ~
Mr.. Lester LeIIande, formerly,
agent of the Wheeler & Wilson Sew
ing Machine company in this city,
has gone to Cincinnati, to begin
studying medicine to become doc
tor.
Lost: A diam ond scarf pin set in
star. Liberal reward if returned to
1926 Soledad street. go Its
For Sale: At the corner of Nolan
and Cherry street lat Mrs. Bolton),
house hold furniture. Private sale.
ID. Hartsfield has sued his wife
Lizzie for divorce on the grounds of
adultery.
james V. Dignowity has brought
suit against the fellow who called
himself Count Won Butcher, whose
career in San Antonio and marriage
and subsequent separation with Miss
Loeb, of Detroit, is pretty well known,
for debt and foreclose on seven city
lots sold to him some years ago.
A. F. Moeckel will be tried by
Justice Heron charged with assault
ing Rabe, q Com merce street mer-
chant. 1t arose over business mat.
ter.
MIR. aud Mrs. Geo. J. f. Schmitt
registered at the Menger last night.
They left this morning for their trip.
A large parry saw them off at the
train.
Mr.. Henry CuppIes, of Pearsall,
died this morning in this city at the
residence of his brother, Edward
Cupples. Death was caused by in
testinal Inflammation. The remains
will be shipped to PearsalI.
Lee Cotton, Nose Hartmann, Joe
Livingston and Adolph Duff have
been arrested for gaming.