San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-27

gap from Lexington to Lott, to Mr.. J.
p. Nelson, who is actively at work.
Wanted good cook at 466 Sole
dad street. If
Grand concert at Riverside park,
Sunday.
John Golden baum was yesterday
adjudged to be insane. He was very
talkative during the trial, and threw
drinking cup through a pane of
glass, narrowly missing the head of
one of the copying clerks.
Musical treat, Riverside park Sum
day afternoon. . ....
In Judge Noonan's court yester-
day VIM. Wilson was sentenced to
nine months in jail for theft of cotton.
Angel Martinez, charged with. theft,
was given two years in the peniten-
tiary. '...'
Carl Beck will direct splendid
orchestra Sunday afternoon.
Mayor Pro tenn Schreiner has
issued orders that the street swe epers
shall begin work at midnight and
not before. This is a needed relief
for night workers who suffer from
the dust.
Carl Beck, q fine orchestra, and
the Beethoven, at Riverside park
Sunday.
Tomorrow night at Fest's garden,
sol South Flores street, free concert,
music and dancing. Take San Pedro
or South Flores street cars, and go
out and enjoy yourselves.
Tha IsEin-s, g -,
nj. Il. Church, will entertain their friends
and well wishers with a festival on Tues
day evening, June 30, at the residence of
Mrs. ID. G. Johnson, 5lS North Flores
street. 6 81 1t.
The regular Sunday train leaves
San Antonio at 500 q. m. tomorrow
for Leon Springs, Van Raub, Boerne,
Comfort and Kerrville. Trains will
stop at Guadalupe river bridge to let
of and take on pic mic parties. This
train will return to San Antonio by
$40 p. M, in time for people to 60 to
the concert at Riverside Park.
In Judge Noonan's court this
morning several motions were over.
ruled, and the rehearing of the John
Glanton, alias Rafael Quesada case
and inquiry as to his sanity was
postponed until court opens in Sep
tember.
One of Johnson's hack teams ran
away ON Main Plaza just as the rain
came, but were stopped on the plaza.
C. K. Brenneman's phaeton was
smashed on Alamo plaza by the horse
running away.
"A workman engaged In repairing
q break In the gas pipes at the corner
of Commerce and SoIedad streets last
night, was asphyxiated and had to be
taken home. r..,
Judge Noonan's court will ad-
journ today for the term. The grand
jury will adjourn this afternoon.
The "at home" anniversary of
Miss Mary Todd, yesterday evening,
was very delightful and pleasant
affair, and was very we'll attended.
Fresh paint is being put on every
thing at San Pedro Park in the form
of buildings and the park Is being
considerably cleaned.
-Messrs. John Stappenback and
Price leave tomorrow for Houston, on
bicycles.
Billiard and Pool tables for sale
Ed. Friedrich, 12Crocket st. 6:11:1m
Il will sell finely trimmed hats
for less than you can buy untrimmed
hats elsewhere. MoKE's MILLINERY
PARLoR. 625-3l.
-Asth ma cured for $40, or no pay
by J. H. Smith, corner Mesquite and
Dawson streets. After June q, price
will be $25. 6:ls mo
New midsummer shapes Just re-
ceived. MoKE's MILLINERY PARLoR
Lost: On Crockett street, be-
tween Alamo and Live Oak street, a
gold necklace. A liberal reward
paid by returning to this office. 25 2t.
The grandest company, the great
est show of the season, at the Fashion,
night. 6:26 ct
Several pleasant rooms with
board, for families or single persons,
at Mrs. B. r. Sappington g, 329 Pop
lar street. 6:26:3t*
DON'T forget the opening of the
theatre this Saturday night.
twenty-five unexelled vaudeville
artists at the Fashion theatre this
night. 6:26 2t
"A. Roos, she old property man of
the Grand, is head props at the
Fashion. 6:26 ct
The Fashion opens under a new
this Saturday night. 1t
Under the new state law there will
be no more district court until Sep
tember.
Virgan, aged 50
years, died today. He was q gambler
we'll known to all of the fraternity IN
this city.