San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-21
LIGHT FLASHES.

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"A marriage license has been
granted to Ben Cecil and Hattie
Cowart.
-"Bal Masque" at the Washing
ton Saturday night. 92l 1t
Mr.. Otto Fischer will return
from Milwaukee tomorrow, and
will resume his former position as
collector the for Alamo brewery.
The Turner society's annual
childrens' ball will take place at
the hall September 80.
Engaged for limited season,
Seigrist and Lee, Washington
theatre. 92l 1t
"A picked nine defeated the
Fort Sam Houston's in a game Of
ball on the latter's grounds yester-
day by score of 6 to 8. The fea-
ture of the game was clever
triple by Rlvas, Martin and Young,
Of the picked nine.
-Seigrist and Lee, the great
novelty performers, at the Wash
ington theatre Monday night. 81 Ut
Max Cohn, Of the drug firm of
902 West Commerce street, reports
that bride and pair Of lines be-
longing to him are missing and be-
lieves that they have been stolen.
For TRADE-640 acre farm in
the Summerset Valley will trade
for city property.
Will lend money to party who
wishes to build and sell lot with
small cash payment.
THOMAS & MEREDITH,
9 21tf 1913 Main plaza.
An engine on the Southern Pa
cific struck wagon and team
Wednesday night on the Goliad
road. An electric light is needed
at this place.
--George Barnes,who was recent
ly shot in mysterious manner, is
up again.
Residents in the vicinity of
California, Beitel and West Ro-
mana streets are bitterly complain
ing of lack of light in that tho
roughfare. They say attention to
the matter has been called several
times, but that the City council
seems to entirely neglect them.
The wedding of Mr.. Ed.
Schunke and Miss Mary Strive
has been set for the last Wednes-
day in November.
The Big Four, now the Big
Six or Big Eight had lively eau
Gus on Soiedad street this morn.
ing.
The P. R.T. w. held meet
ing last night.
There will be a regular dance
at the Southwestern Asylum to-
night.
The soliciting committee for
the Beethoven Mannerchor hall
have secured nearly two-thirds of
the capital required.
There will be a meeting of the
Philatelic society tonight.
Thomas Tengg, who has just
returned from New York, was ten
dered surprise party last night.
The affair was gotten up by Miss
Hulda Becker and the party as
sembled at Turner hall.
Grand opening ball at Madam
Donaldson's tomorrow night, Sep
TENDER 22nd. 9212t
"A Mexican who lives in the
country came in to Kalteyer's drug
store this morning, and was given
relief from severe wounds in
tlicted on his head which he said
was done last night by four men
who waylaid him as he was on the
road home. His name could not be
learned.
Great crowds attended the auc-
ton sale Of fine horses at the old
Sapington stable this morning,
Messers Kring, Rudolph Il
Everett are hustlers, and as auc-
TONERS are hard to beat.
There was a smaller attendance
than usual at Recorders court this
morning.
The wedding of Mr.. Henry
Borchers, a we'll known baker, and
Miss Lizzie Eckenroth, took
place Wednesday night at the resi-
dence of Mr.. James Bailie, on North
Flores street. Justice Jones offici-
ated.
"A grand ball after the concert
at Limburger's garden Sunday
night. Admission to both % cents.
"A Mexican who was found
seriously ill near the Lone Star
brewery yesterday afternoon was
removed to the county hospital.