San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-14

-Ino hTi6g0r Ner0l0 mdeQuoL 0"o
ball takes place tonight at Arbeiter
VePein hall, on Commerce street.
-Scholz's we'll has reached depth
of over 500 feet.
For sale or trade four Jersey cows
with young calves. Ala, Bowie street.
There Is to be another influx OF
smallpox voters in March.
Capt. Vessels, Third cavalry, Will
be court martialed.
Gerald Griffin, Lawyer, III Devlne
building Inns
There will be regular meeting of
the st. Joseph's society Tomorrow
afternoon, at 5 O'Clock.
This morningJudge Noonan heard
a few motions and adjourned court
early, until Monday morning.
County Clerk Thad. Smith stands
god father for every Mexican voter in
west Texas, and has known every
one of them all the way from ten to
forty years.
The Mexican voters have been
promised more work as soon as the
tax payers vote for more bonds.
The grand jury has found an in
dictment against w. B. Taylor, for
murder, and Taylor was required to
give new bond to-day.
There will be masquerade ball
at the Helotes settlement tomorrow
night, and several people from San
Antonio will attend.
Justice Adam will perform the
marriage ceremony tonight for Mr..
Adolph Garcia and Miss Annie Ra-
kOwicz. .a-.
The funeral of the late Captain
Jones will take place tomorrow.
The funeral of the late Stephen
Watzlavczik took place this morning
and was largely attended.
IT. J. Cox and G. b. Davis made
affidavit yesterdad afternoon before
Justice Heron charging A. Wadzek
with theft of three cows.
The Mission athletic club held a
meeting and practice last night.
"A meeting to form chess and
whist club Is called to meet at the
Menger tonight.
Annie Dolesh, the poor Bohemian
woman, arrested as a lunatic, will be
sent to Galveston where she has a
sister. She is thought not to be crazy
but quite ignorant and dumb.
Louis Lee, the local athlete, leaves
for Austin an Monday, to spar Pitzlin
before the Austin athletic club.
The streat cars for the white, the
cemetery line, will arrive here on the
Goth inst.
"A lively runaway W ich tore up
along Alamo street towards the plaza,
was stopped in front of SchOlz's sa-
loon last evening. No one hurt.
Tickets for theTurner masquerade
can be had at Kypfer & Sengg's and
Mic Tengg's book stores. 1t
Sec Sulivan's bargain counter of
children's shoes, sizes IS to los, 75c.
and $l.00, misses lis to Is, $1.00 and
youths strong school shoes 81 90. I'm
Ladies' kid button shoes, Common
sense or Opera, reduced from 1915 to
S2.2s at Sullivan's, 245 Commerce st.
"A stout Laredo street restaurant
man, a Mexican, had fight with an
other Mexican about money due him.
The air resounded with long strings
of blasphemies and the sound of
rattling dishes.
The remains of the late Mrs.
f. NJ. Terrell are expected to arrive
in San Antonio next Monday and
will be inferred on Tuesday, very
likly.
The grand jury made report of
having found % felony indictments,
to Judge Noonan yesterday.
The frame house formerly occu-
pied by Miller's stencil factory, was
put on wheels yesterday and removed
to Newcombville, about the distance
of a mile, during the night. @
"A German school boy returning
home from school was hooked by
cow roaming about the street. He
was badly bruise but worse fright
ened.
"A employee of the Southern Pacific
railroad who was severely injured at
one of the stations west of here, was
brought in OH this mornings train
and removed to the Santa Rosa hos
Dital.
The county commissioners court
was occupied this morning in APP
proving bills against the county. All
bills were approved.
The valuable dog advertised for
by Paris q Rothwell, photographers,
in the LIGHT recently, has been re-
turned to them by man who saw
the advertisement.
Judge King early closed his court
today and on Monday will take up
the interrupted case of Young versus
Angle ct al.
In Judge Noonan's court Henry
Elmendorff has filed suit against