San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-11

-Wanted-Cash boy ct ]. X. Be-
retta & Co.'s. 9:91
John X. Beretta g. 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
For Sale: At the corner of Nolan
and Cherry street lat Mrs. Bolton),
house hold furniture. Private sale.
Frank Cam has bought the
Battaglia barber shop.
Engineer Frank Huffman, OF the
Alamo brewery, fell from q ladder
yesterday, and, beside breaking one
arm, sustained internal injuries.
The City Collector announces that
hencefOrth he will strictly enforce the
law requiring occupation taxes to be
paid in advance, and that the 18th In
slant is the limit of time for delin-
quents of all kinds.
ALL the trades unions have been
invited to attend German Day parade
and to enter any number of floats they
desire.
"A young butcher named Spshe
reported to the police at l:30 o'clock
this morning that three men with
pistols had stopped him on Fifth
street, between b and G avenues and
robbed him of SIS and a gold watch
and chain.
Electrician Ryan tells how rain
experiments could be easily made
without waiting for Gen. Dyrenforth.
-Tramps are "doing" the residence
portion. Less police in the business
part and more where 1t Is lonely and
needed.
The grand march will start at
1890 at the Washington theatre to-
night. 9:ll:lt
The rangers are close on the trail
Of the Southern Pacific train robbers,
it is said.
-Machin:s twanted; lathe and bench
men, also machine wood worker at +.
F. Collins Manufacturing Co. 9:ll:lt
There will be q grand masquerade
ball at the Washington theatre to.
night. 9:ll:lt
j. l.. Burgess and Miss Lima b.
Quincy were married in BRENNAN
yesterday. They will reside in San
Antonio.
For the first time in this country
the great Rodolphes will appear at
the Bella Union theatre Monday
night, September 14th. 9-1l-2t
Work on the Southwestern In
sane Asylum artesian well began yes
terdsy.
Mr.. John F. Rodriguez yesterday
received his commission as assistant
marshal for the Independents fes-
tlvities.
Street cars run nicely to govern
ment Hill and the Southern Pacific
and very irregularly out East Com
MERGE street.
Gen. Mabry, of the state militia,
has ordered an examining board for
the purpose of examining all commits
stoned militia officers of the state.
Those who cannot pass the examina.
voked or be suspended for time.
Hon. s. B. Maxey was endorsed
by the Board of Trade yesterday, for
appointment by President Harrison
as a member of the Interstate COM
mission.
The Great Rodolphes will open at
the Bella Union Monday night, Sept.
18th. 9ll-N
You are invited to attend a grand
masqu Grade ball at the Washing, on
theatre tonight. The march begins
at 1890 O'clock. 9:ll:lt
The X. P. Uniform Rank will hold
a meeting at their armory tonight.
-Wanted-Good boy at 25 Alamo
Plaza. it,
Lost: A diamond scarf pin set in
star. Liberal reward if returned TO
325 Soledad street. Gil lt*
The celebrated duettlsts, and
transformation artists will appear for
q short engagement at the Bella
Union, commencing Mon day night
September 18th. gil 2t
Justice Heron is not yet finished
with the Patton inquest.
Five thousand dollar stock assor:-
ed China Crockery and glass ware at
auction Saturday 10 O'Clock, 81 Alamo
plaza, sale continued until entire
stock sold. n. A. Harvey, auction
Ger 1t.
Mrs. Wilhelmine Braden has Sc
cured permit to build a dwelling ON
Guenther street.
"A select party of young people
danced at Riverside Park last night.
The main objects OF the base ball
meeting at Webber's saloon on Ave.
d last night were not decided. An.
other meeting will be held.
A new coat of vsrnish has been
mt on all of the desks in the county