San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-24
CITY NEWS.

pect Hill tonight.
Prepare yourself for big time
at the Jockey Club Races. 4 % t
The German Carpenters Unior
will picnic at Riverside Park mex
Sunday.
Ask for VIM. Ruppersberg'c
broom; home labor; home mater
ial. 423 I'm
The elevator at the Alamo In,
surance building was not in work.
ing order yesterday afternoon and
a great many visitors to the Art
and Hospital exhibit turned away
not caring to mount the stairs.
-Butterick patterns for May at
Wolfson's. 4 "a 1t
The railroads have offered very
low rates, and big crowd is eX-
pected at the Jockey Club Races.
4 % If
"A. Mcdonald, a young deco
rator and paper hanger of this city,
had a fight with a negro named
Hamilton, in Alamo plaza park
last night, because the negro kicked
McDonald's big st. Bernard dog.
Both men were arrested but the
recorder continued the cases to
April 25th.
-Liederkranz Singing society
has a concert tonight.
The LIGHT has received a cor
dial invitation to attend ball to
be given by the Comus club at
Belknap armory next Friday
night.
You should encourage the
Jockey Club, by attending the
races. 4 % tt
"A suit of J. H. Tallman VS.. A.
G. Smith, on account, appealed
from Justice court, was filed in the
Thirty-seventh District court last
evening.
Go to Wolfson's for May pat
terms. 4 "A Ut
corporal Tanner of pension
commissioner fame, arrived in
Galveston on the Steamer NueCes
from New York Saturday last.
His trip to all appearances was for
pleasure only.
"A run for Gentlemen--Run to
Wolff & Marx and get your shirt
and underwear-it's the create st
sale of the season. IA st
MIR. n. J. Young, the we'll
known steamship agent informs
the LIGHT that the steerage rates
to Great Britain and Ireland have
been reduced seven dollars.
May patterns at Wolfson's.
424 1t
j. H. Num- has secured a per-
nit to erect a dwelling at No. 229
Porter street, Ward Z, to cost $3.50,
and R. B. Craig, for sheds, at No.
rs Buena Vista street, Ward 2,
5000.
-Ye dude pay $3.50 for shi TT
sensible men go to Wolff & Mar X
and get two for the price of on g.
4l43t
Herman LauX captured a very
fine tarantula in the rear of his sa-
loon this morning.
Gen. Wheaton, commander of
the military department of Texas,
is being criticised for not al
lowing his troops to parade in
the Battle Of Flowers procession.
"A lady who runs a vegetable
stand on Military plaza, has been
threatened with humiliation be-
cause she took a notion to adver-
tise in the LIGHT one day last
week. Perhaps somebody was
| jealous because of the greatly in
creased trade which was drawn to
her stand.
Otto Praeger has returned
from New Braunfels, where he de-
livered lecture on his bicycle trip
through Mexico. He was we'll re-
ceived, and a ball followed the lee.
ture.
Capt. J. G. Marshall was paid
| today by the city for his bridge
work that has been completed.
Florence Trent, a we'll known
absolute character of the west side
of the San Pedro district, hunted
up Stella Templeton last night
late, on East street, and wanted tt
fight. She only succeeded in smash
ing a window before Officer Ingl'
| arrested her.
The Butterick patterns ar,
here-for an unavoidable reason