San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-26
LOCALS BOILED DOWN.

The district courts will open Monday,
January 2.
The Butchers association will meet to-
morrow night, at Convention hall.
Captain hennessey's treat to the police
officers was highly appreciated.
The cock fights were well attended yes
terday.
The inmates at the county poor house
enjoyed Christmas dinner yesterday.
The city employees were not paid off
Saturday.
A children's hop will be given at the
Casino tonight.
Tonight Mr.. Schultz will lecture to Our
Reading Club" on Emerson"
The public schools will reopen next
Monday.
Capt John G. Bourke has been called
to Washington.
The school teachers were paid off Fri
day afternoon.
Il hop was enjoyed at Fort Sam HOus-
ton Friday night
The Sealy and High School foot ball
clubs will play match game tomorrow
st San Pedro Springs.
There will be dance at CastroviIe to-
night which will be attended by some Of
San AntOnio's society people.
Charles Mitchell, hack driver, was
stopped on River avenue Friday night by
some highwaymen and robbed of Sc.
Sunset Lodge, A. o. L. W., held a
meeting Friday night and elected officers
Tor the ensuing year.
District Attorney Paschal, Judge King,
John j. Stevens and DR.. PaSchal are en-
joying a hunt in Nueces county.
Rev. A. Z. Rector. of the West End M.
Z. church. last week married Mr.. Charles
Mcfarland and Miss Mamie C0rley, at
Boerne.
The members of the San Antonio Gun
club enjoyed a shoot on their grounds at
Lakevicw yesterday afternoon. A large
number were present
A handsome gold headed cane was pre-
senIed 10 q. r Sullivan. the Commerce
street shoe dealer, Saturday afternoon by
his clerks.
The remains of Mrs Evelyn Sawyer
were shipped TO St. Louis Saturday. She
died in this city of consumption on We'd
nesday last,
The infant of J. LangstOrf, who died at
9 O'Clock Saturday morning, was buried
yesterday afternoon at o'clock from St.
.Ioseph's church.
Allen Cupps of Monterey, and Miss Alice
NJ. Gaple, of Hallsville, Ohio, were mar
EIleu on the SlSJ lDSb. by Ine Kew. v. =.
Mclean, of Trinity Methodist church.
Santa Claus visited the little ones at
the West End Orphans home. Saturday
night, and each little heart was made
happy.
The Germania Lodge. No. 1896, knights
and Ladies of Honor, held meeting Fri
day night and elected officers for the en-
suing year. Theo. Engelhardt was eleced
protector and NJ. Rosy, secretary.
The funeral of the late Ferdinand Huth
took place yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
from his late residence on Market street
The remains were Inferred in the Masonic
cemetery.
A grand ball occurred at the Red Light
saloon last night, the occasion being Tho
opening of the place, rendered by the pro
prietOr, Mr.. Charles A. Hunter, JT. A
fine lunch was served at o'clock.
At noon Saturday, fire broke out In TIL
N. and NJ. Installment house on Houston
street. The loss was about $50 as tn,
flames were eXtinguiShed before mucl
damage could be done.
Saturday afternoon Wilbur Newton
was lodged in the county jail on tn
charge of aggravated assault with a gul
on one N. n. Slaughter. He resides OIL
the Medina.
The Mexican Methodist church mem
bers had big Christmas tree Frida,
night. The young people OF the Sunda
School were made very happy by tn
small gifts: Pastor Rector also wears
pleasant smile,
L. J. Kelley, of Houston, a popula
Southern Pacific conductor was marrie
Saturday evening to Miss Loeticia Buro
eau, at the home of the brides parent
on Taylor street. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelle
left yesterday morning for Houston, thei
future home.
Mr.. Louis SPAIN, who keeps furnishe
rooms over his bakery on Commerce
street. presented each young man VIII
rooms there with large bottle of fin
wine as Christmas greeting. The boys
numbering about twenty. were happy.