San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-11-20
LIGHT FLASHES.

| nail tonight
The southern annual confer
ence of the Methodist church will
begin its session Thursday morn
ing at 9 o'clock at 306 Villita street.
Bishop Warren will preside.
-Wanted-Two girls - Sisters
preferred-fo dining room work.
Apply at once, Alamo Flats.
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"A runaway horse, with harness,
was captured this morning at the
Insane asylum.
Frank Schwartz, one OF the
clerks on duty in the Central fire
station, city hall, is happy over
the arrival of fine baby daugh-
ter, which weighed lO4 pounds.
"A small bay horse with bride
and saddle was stolen from South
Flores street last night about s
o'clock. 1t is the property Of VIM.
Richter, baker.
"A meeting Of the Lopez Re-
form club, to discuss the coming
city election, is called for tonight
at Little Casino saloon.
The twins Of Contractor Pap
Roach have died.
Avenue E and Austin street re-
quire the attention of the street
sprinkler since Avenue d is tied up
on account of repairs and all the
traffic is now on these thorough
fares.
Mrs. DIR. Maus, Of Fort Sam
Houston, will entertain Miss Yaw,
the vocalist, on her arrival in the
city tomorrow.
"A hackman named Taylor was
arrested yesterday for driving
across the procession of the late
Bishop Neraz' funeral.
-Chase's Barley Malt Whisky is
free from all trace of Verdigris or
other impurity. Being rich and
nutritious it builds up the feeble
and the consumptive. Sold by 1.
III. Inselmann, San Antonio.
"A cemetery is in contempla-
ton north of this city, it is re-
ported.
The Belknap Rifles are all very
sorry their gallant captain, Bob
Green, was not elected city attor-
ney.
There will be a rehearsal of
the Quartette club tonight.
The Garten Verein will give a
ball at Convention hall next Satur-
day night.
George Sampson is reported as
being ill.
-Dengue fever and colds are
generally complained off and APP
pear to be quite epidemic in this
city.
The Houston street widening
investigation will develop many
valuable points for the assessor
and knowledge of rentals of BUSH
ness property in the city.
After the new city attorney
gets used to his new duties, he can
find out why the butcher ordinance
is not enforced.
Several members Of the Quart
club entertained themselves and
their friends last night with songs
and instrumental selections at re-
hearsal headquarters. Songs were
song by Messrs. Wetmore, Kilby,
COrbett, Con Boyle and others.
Ben Francis, a deformed and
demented colOred man, aged about
30 years, has strayed away from
his fathers residence, No. 6lS Vic
toria street, and the police are on
the look cut for him.
"A brass store key was found
on Main plaza in the park this
morning by Officer Rodgers, and it
is at police headquarters.
II. w. Elkins, a school
boy, and NJ. Milgrom, a
small merchant quarreled and
fought about purchase from the
latter, and were arrested.
L. G. Brand & Co., the attor-
neys who have the contract to
collect the back taxes out of de-
linquents for the city, through the
courts, filed their bond of $500
this morning and began opera
tions.
Edwin F. Pendelbury, aged SO
years, died Sunday at 225 Sharer
street, from consumption.
-Leopoldo Garcia, aged years,
died from whooping cough yester-
day, at ll5 Camp street.
Alice Cameron, aged 80, died
Sunday at GIG avenue d, from con-
sumption.