San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-08
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Mayes, who has had a bad case OF
the mumps, is on duty again.
Hoods Pills for the liver and
bowels, act easily yet promptly and
effectively.
Columbia Garrison No. 81, Reg
ular Army and Navy Union, will
give a "ghost dance" at Muth's
pavilion on Easter Monday, April
Is. 1895.
Sam JefTries has been charged
before the police court with draw
ing a gun in a threatening manner.
1t is an old charge Of four months
standing.
Neal McFadden and Archie
Bell, colored boys, have been ar
rested by Officer Mass on charge
OF throwing stones. A white boy
named Geo. I've was struck by a
| rock while he was walking along
Walnut street and these boys are
thought to be the throwers.
After the grip, diphtheria,
pneumonia, scarlet fever, typhoid
fever, etc, Hoods Sarsaparilla is Of
wonderful benefit in imparting the
strength and vigor so much de-
sired.
Good Friday services will be
held in st. Johns Lutheran
church.
Mr.. G.. Schneider, of the Hugo
& Schneider company, received
the sad news this morning Of the
death Of his wife's mother, Mrs.
Eckhardt, in Yorktown, which
took place last night.
An effort will be made before
the city council today to have the
city authorities reduce the fee
charged, S. each, for children's
graves in the city cemetery, to So.
jeff Mills, colored, has been ar
rested by Detective Mcneil, on
charge Of being disorderly.
Mrs. Lena Jensen and son Ed
win, OF Moore station, are visiting
Mr.. H. A. Huth and family, this
city.
Mr.. Albert Weyel, the popular
plumber, is the happy papa of
new baby boy, which was born at
his home last night. Mother and
child are doing nicely.
Victor Cara was fined S. this
morning by the recorder for fight
ing a young man who was sittiuS
at table with Garza's sister and
whom he thought was laughing a
the peculiar manner in which he
was eating.
"A suit for judgment nisi is
filed in the Thirty-seventh District
court by the State of Texas against
John Kinehan ct al.
Mrs. Jane Hightower, colored,
aged II years, died Saturday last
and the funeral occurred yester-
day from No. $40 S. Medina street
The Turn Verein will have their
next turning exhibition at their
hall, April Doth. These are always
very enjoyable events, sure to draw
large audience.
Mr.. II. A. Huth celebrated his
39th birthday anniversary, in con-
nection with the confirmation of
his nephew, Gustav Dullnig, at his
residence on Garden street, yester.
day. A select party of friends was
present.
Antonio Garcia, a very small
Mexican man, was found by Officer
Kieron with a piece Of carpet in
his possession. He was arrested
as a suspicious character and this
morning, though he said he found
the carpet on the river bank, he
was fined S..
The Belknap Rifles will not go
to Memphis.
During March City Collector
Umscheid's total collections were
$l1,O64.77. For sale of cemetery
lots the amount was $3.50, and in
occupation taxes $3,O31.76.
the German Veterans associa-
ton, at their meeting Saturday
night, decided to celebrate their
anniversary and flag presentation
April 2lst at Central park. Beck's
new band is engaged.
The season for ice cream, so da
water and milk shakes has arrived
and number of new and elegant
fountains have been put in in diff
ferent places in the city.
The body of Charles Antics,
lying embalmed in the new morgue
OF the city hospital, is its first oc-
Cupant.
During the past month of
March the city marshal collected