San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-08-22
LIGHT FLASHES.

drummer OF this city, is engaged to
be married to Miss Mary Strive,
an accomplished young society
lady.
The county clerk this morning
granted a license to wed to Fred.
Yost and Amelia Kapplin.
The Seventh Ward Benjamin
Harrison ColOred Political club
will meet at Winn's hall on Lavaca
street tonight, to adopt cOnstitu-
ton and bylaws. There will be
speaking by popular cOlOred ora
tors of the city.
Mrs. f. A. Davis has COM
menced the erection of a dwelling
at No. $40 Burnett street, ward 6,
to cost $1,000.
DIR. Steiner spent yesterday in
New Braunfels.
Columbus by request at Mis-
sion Garden tomorrow night.
Everybody invited to attend
the grand opening at Achtzehn's
Saturday night. All kinds OF fine
drinks. Free lunch. 8 % st
The oyster men are getting
ready for business September lst.
The Fire Department of the
city has temporarily abandoned
their fire men endowment fund.
BY special request columbus"
will again be rendered by Carl
Beck's orchestra at Mission Garden
tomorrow night.
The program selected for to-
morrow nights concert at Mission
Garden promises to be one of the
best yet rendered and the public
should not fail to hear it.
BE sure and hear Carl Beck's
orchestra tomorrow night.
| "A trolley wire broke at the
corner Of East Houston street and
avenue c, this morning, but was
attended to in time to avoid an
accident.
Carl Beck's concert tomorrow
night.
An unknown man was struck
by a passing whicle at corner
Commerce and Soledad streets this
morning.
Don't fail to attend the grand
opening at O. AchtZehn's, corner
South Alamo and Market streets,
Saturday night. Fine wines, Ii
liquors and cigars. Fine free lunch.
S22 st
| "A collision occurred at Z y. m.
last night on Soledad street in
front of the courthouse between
street car and buggy. A wheel
was broken but no one hurt.
Complaint Of citizens living
on South Concho street is loud of
the neglect Of police service. Swear
ing and drunken men annoyed the
residents last night.
There is a new arrival today in
the family Of Phillip Mauger, a
popular Southern Pacific Railway
shopman. 1t is a boy, weighing
just 144 pounds, and for every
pennyweight of every pound the
father measures quintal OF joy in
a No. l. OF Albert Bitter's best.
Miss Katie Conner will cele-
brate her birthday anniversary to-
night at Conner's Grove, South
Flores street.
"A defunct cabbage on West
Commerce street caused number
OF people to imagine the San Pedro
had an unusually bad smell yester-
day morning.
Next Friday is the anniver-
sary of st. Bartholomew, the eve
| of which is so memorable in France
as marking the terrible massacre
OF, the Hugenots in Paris.
Cal Cohen, an old San Antonio
boy who is now professional
black face comedian, is now play
ing an Engagement at one OF the
variety theatres.
"A lady in green car this
morning was seized with convul-
sion while near the corner OF Hous-
ton and Soledad streets. She had
female companion with her who
took care Of her.
| $1,000 is the Sunset routes
rate to Washington and return for
the K. P. encampment. Tickets
now on sale at their office, No. 3Ol
Alamo plaza. 3 Il st
Mrs. Emil Eckenroth presented
her husband with a fine twelve
pound boy yesterday morning.
Mother and son are doing well.
Mr.. Eckenroth wears a large grin,
with his other clothes.
Comet Pile Remedy not only