San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-18
CITY NEWS.

"A wagon driven 10y Sam Mas
kurella was run into by a trolle,
car, on Nolan street, last Saturday
and considerably damaged.
Mr.. Nee. Shacklett infol mi
the LIGHT that the attendance o
visitors to the hot wellsnatatoriun
had been very large during the pas
week. The popularity of this insti
tuition is increasing daily, being
now within a pleasant half hours
ride of the center of the city. The
electric cars carry one direct to the
grounds. This popular resort was
visited by more than a thousand
people yesterday.
District Attorney Camp pro-
vided himself with a winchester
rifle this morning and is prepar-
ing to go out hunting for candi.
dates.
-Strayed or Stolen-One grey
horse, branded "B" on left jaw, Us
with bar under on left thigh. $40
reward for return of same to ia
Montana street. 61S 1t*
Beginning today the district
clerks office will close at II o'clock
noon every day for the summer
until next term of court.
Albert Weyel, of Shafer &
Braden, left this morning for
Floresville, for the interest of that
firm.
Mrs. Albert Gueldner, at her
residence on Matagorda and South
street, celebrated her birthday an
niversary yesterday.
City Collector Rische deposited
$2l ,446 with the treasurer today as
last weeks collections.
There will be a picnic of the
young people of Madison Square
church at Riverside
park tonight.
The meeting of all who are in
terested in the tariff on Wool will
please meet at six o'clock this af-
ternoon, at the Board of Trade
rooms.
marguerite Abr, aged 6 months,
died yesterday on Prospect hill,
from exhaustion from enteritis,
Ward 2.
Henry Wosnig, the popular
saloon man on E. Commerce street
celebrated his birthday anniversa-
ry last Saturday with a large party
Of friends. A good time was had
by all those present.
City health officer has received
a request from U. S. Surgeon
General for copy of San Antonio
hospital reports for several years
back. The reports have been sent.
"A session of Recorders court is
being held this afternoon under
the City Council chamber for the
trial of several cases of disorderly
houses and of bawds.
The Fifth Cavalry band will
give a grand free concert Saturday
night on Alamo plaza.
MIR. G. L. Dignowity mourns
the loss of one of his grey carriage
horses which died Saturday eve
ming of congestion of the lungs.
August G. Justi, Of the South
ern Pacific bridge gang, who was
recently seriously injured while at
work out west, and is still laid up,
was married to Miss Lena Sieben-
mann last week.
The colored porter of the Dia-
mond saloon died last night.
The public Library Auxiliary
is arranging for an entertainment
to be given the beginning Of next
mo nth.
Two delegates were selected at
the Prospect Hill Baptist church
yesterday to represent the Young
Peoples society at a convention at
Abilene this week. Miss Annie
Snodgrass and Ebert Mcclure will
represent the First Baptist church
at the convention.
-Sawnie Wood, bell boy at the
Menger, had rucus with the head
bell boy and was discharged yester-
day. Afterwards sought revenge
with a piece Of gas pipe and was
arrested.
1t is believed that among the
victims of Chas. A. Shredder, the
Galveston merchant now charged
with forgery, Mr.. and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Voelcker, Of San Antonio
are placed to the tune of $1,000.
Gus Critzer, A. Ohnesorge and
H. NJ. Dyer tied on a score Of 80 in
the medal shoot Of the Powder Hill
club yesterday and the tie will be