San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-20
CITY NEWS.

The Gilt Edge Social club gave
we'll attended hop at West End
last Saturday night.
-Thos. Hill, aged IL months,
died August IA, at No. 1l2 Cactus
street, Ward Z. The remains were
inferred yesterday.
"A disturbance occurred in front
Of Achtzehn's saloon, on Alamo
street, Saturday last, which was
soon quelled.
knights and Ladies of Honor
will celebrate the 18th anniversary
of the order at Mission garden
Sept. 10, with splendid concert
and ball.
MIR. Max Sutor found poor
sick man over on Maverick Square
Sunday afternoon. He gave him
glass of soda, which helped him,
and gave him suit of clothes and
some money.
Sidney Lawrence and William
FrenZ, two of the soldiers who
stood off Policeman Foster at Gov
eminent Hill the other night, were
each fined $l5 by the recorder to-
day.
Henry Wulff has opened the
Central Park, near Mill bridge, as
a first.class Beer Garden, saloon
and family resort. He will be
pleased to have his friends and the
public in general to call on him.
Polite attention assured and the
best of everything kept on hand.
S2011t
"A. s. Thompson has begun
building $3.50 dwelling at No.
415 French Place, Ward 4.
Mrs. Helen Hill, at No. 543 Es-
sex street, Ward 7, is building a
house to cost 5000.
"A coal terrace was laid at
Muegge's warehouse, near l. q G.
N. depot, this morning.
There is not a particle of truth
in the report being circulated, for
obvious reasons, that the Louisville
and Nashville road and lines east
Of New Orleans have declined to
join the Sunset Route in the $2245
rate it is quoting to Washington
and return for the X. Of p. encamp-
ment. If the Sunset sells the
tickets, regardless of what rate
they are sold at, passengers buying
them need not fear any trouble
it's stamp makes the tickets per-
fectly good, and the law also makes
them good; and they are sold to
Washington and return. No ex-
change orders. 8 20 1t
Half a dozen street cars jumped
the track on South Flores street,
near the Arsenal, last night. Car
No. SO was derailed for fully fifteen
minutes.
business is reported dull at
Union stock yards.
The foundation Of the cotton
oil mill, near Union slaughter
house, has been laid, and the frame
work is now under course of cree
ton.
"A popular bartender near the
l. & q. n. depot will soon become
a Benedict.
Fred Bivens, colored man,
was fined 500 by the recorder to-
day for striking a white boy, son
of Mr.. VIM. Burke, with a stone
yesterday. The assault was entire
ly unprovoked.
"A fight between Mollie Turner
and a man named Griffin, colored,
called the police yesterday to
saloon, corner of Crosby and Hack
berry streets, last night. The par
ties escaped arrest.
"A grand barbecue and ball was
given at Central park yesterday,
to inaugurate the new Central
market. Speeches were made and a
good time was enjoyed. About
1000 people attended.
Tomorrow the Democratic
Congressional convention for the
18th district convenes in this city.
1t is thought Hon. A. w. Houston
will be nominated on the first bal
lot.
All those that took part in the
Little Tycoon Opera company are
requested to meet at Scholz's hail
tonight. s 20 1t Resp. T. II. Coulter.