San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-10
CITY NEWS.

torn down yesterday.
Editor Frank Bushick, assist
ed by the entire LIGHT staff, wer
the only newspaper men who wer
out to receive the Georgia editors
You can buy, by the box o
case, cigars at auction sale, IL
Alamo plaza.
8 10 2t B. G. CLAvIER, Auctioneer
II. B. Johnson and Jack Daugh
erty were the only members of tn,
Jockey club VINO took time to lool
after the Georgia editors.
Cigar Sales daily, 10 to II a. m.
3 to 3 p. M, z to 10 p. M, Alamo
plaza. Don't miss this chance.
B 10 Ut B. G. CLAvIER, Auctioneer
Detective Shoaf has been pre-
sented with a fine gold medal by
the colored people of San Antonio
as a token of their appreciation OF
his services In arresting Austin
Brown for the murder of Anderson
Harris.
Small dealers especially in.
vited to the large cigar sale on Al.
amo plaza. Will save you 1907
on your purchases,
5 10 2t B, G, CLAvIER, Auctioneer
w. w. Lewis, of Wells Fargo
Express company, has decided to
enjoy the cool breezes of South
Heights. He bought corner there
today and will build at once. 8 10 1t
Smokers and dealers don't
miss the Alamo plaza cigar sale
if you wish to save money.
8 10 ct B. G.. CLAvIER, Auctioneer.
Col. James P. Newcomb says, a
strong effort by the Bexar county
Republicans will be made toward
securing the Republican State con-
vention for San Antonio, and the
Repubs. will not ask San Antonio
to contribute one cent towards the
entertainment.
Carl Beck's third grand Or
chestra Concert will take place at
Muth's Garden tomorrow (Friday)
night, May 18th. 3 10 1t
Wanted-Sales man, (colored) to
a Galveston house. Must
be neat in appearance and have
good common education, perma-
nent place, address with stamp.
Texas Employment Co.
5 10 Ut Galveston, Tex.
"A card party was given on San
Pedro avenue last night.
The contract for the San Pedro
Park Summer theatre was passed
upon and approved by the mayor
this morning.
The st. Johns Lutheran pic
mic will take place at Central park,
Monday, May 18th. Everybody
invited. ) 10 st
-Messrs. George J. Moss and w.
J. Wheeless are engaged in prepar-
ing a special write-up of this city
to appear in the morning Express
soon. They are jolly, genial young
fellows, whom it does one good to
meet and become acquainted.
The Small and Early club had
a meeting and sociable good time
at Col. McCormick's residence, on
Presa street, last night. A literary
and musical program was rem
dered.
The sale OF 10000 CIGARS at
Nadler's old stand, lI5 Alamo
plaza is positive. Goods must be
sold, nothing reserved, dealers are
especially invited, will save you
money whether you buy a box or a
full case.
) 10 2t BIC. CLAvIER, Auctioneer.
The Santa Rosa hospital board
of the Catholic church have begun
the erection of a chapel, on the
hospital grounds, West Houst on
street, to cost $4,000. 1t will be
very ornate, composed of brick and
stone.
Geo. Maverick has begun put
ting in new front, to cost $1,000,
at No. lOS East Houston street, OPP
posite Odd Fellows hall.
Mr.. J. E. Muegge is building a
81 200 granary at No. 704 Durango
street, Ward 2.
The street car employees COM
plain Of being compelled to work
Is hours per day, which is in ex.
cess of the legal time required by
city ordinance. More trouble may
transpire on the San Antonio line
in the next few days.
"A fire alarm was turned in
from box No. 125 this afternoon
The fire was several empty boxes
burning in the rear of Kypfer &
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