San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-05
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CITY NEWS.

There will be dance at the
Jockey club house tonight.
Remnants at l.. Wolfson's Fri
day. 1t
The Republican League club
meets at Mission Garden tonight.
Jose Garcia, % years, died
from consumption, on Ell Paso
street yesterday.
Buy a new parasol or umbrel-
la tomorrow, l.. Wolfson is making
great inducements. 1921
"A charge of homicide has been
made against Joe Gaudet. The in
quest is not yet completed.
Friday is L. Wolfson's big
remnant day. 752t
Bargains in hose and handker-
chiefs at L. Wolfson's tomor-
row. 1926
Capt. VIVIAN Alstyne has been
sworn in by the city clerk as a spe-
cial officer.
There were 40 half barrels of
beer consumed at the Riverside
park celebration yesterday.
Don't let l.. Wolfson's great
remnant sale pass by until you
have examined the bargaing he is
offering. 1t
"A large amount of fireworks,
for San Antonio, were set off last
night.
-Leonicio Flores has been arrest
ed charged with theft of books,
bibles, etc., from small church
near Prospect Hill suburb, last
Saturday.
Died, after short illness, Ed
ward b. Muguerza, the eldest and
beloved S.year-old son of Mr.. An
dres and Pauline MuguerZa. The
funeral took place yesterday at
$50 O'Clock from the residence on
South Flores street.
Remember l.. Wolfson's rem
nant day. Z D 1t
Father Rhatigan, announces
meeting OF his parishioners to-
morrow evening at s o'clock, at
the school on Crosby street, to APP
prove of the plans for st. Patrick's
church.
Remnants, remnants, from all
departments at i. Wolfson's to-
sgt
-Adolph Gimbel, of the old
Turner Hall saloon, carried off two
prizes in foot races arranged on
the side of the regular program
yesterday.
"A heavy trolley wire pole was
put on the track of the Citizens car
line, on South Presa street, last
night, which derailed motor and
a traitor, shaking passengers con-
siderably. Some enemy of the
management is the culprit.
viii Washington is having a
hearing before Justice Adam this
afternoon, charged with having
threatened to kill his wife.
"A. Baldwin & Co. have insti-
tuted suit on promissory note in
the sum of $500 against w. Y. Kill
gore, of Pearsall, in the Forty-fifth
District court.
The large new flag, owned by
the city, was hung over the front
balcony of the city hall yesterday,
being too wide to fit the flag pole.
The news reached this city to-
day that the remains of the late
John McDermott, recently found
near Bracket, have been fully
identified by the wife of the de-
ceased.
I'm the tug of war between the
Irish and Polish teams at the
Riverside Park celebration yester-
day, the Irish won, but gave the
prize to the Poles.
There were only ,forty-eigbt
dozen of bottled beer consumed at
the l.. A. w. banquet. OF course, it
had to be noisy with all that.
Frederick, Victor & Archelis
are suing Einstein & Co., tor debt
and Harms, Solinsky & Co., for
punishment in the Forty-fifth
District court.
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