San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-13
LIGHT FLASHES

-"Uncle" JohnI Rivers can be
found again on duty at the Wash
ington.
-Dwyer Bros. horse, Dandy Jim,
is b~ulletined to start at Sidney,
Ohio, tomorrow. The Crystal Turf
Exchange is trying to arrange to
get the result OF the race by heats.
IL 1t
The st. Louis college boys are
holding a picnic at the Riverside
park today.
The suburban handicap, worth
about $4,000, will be run at Sleeps
head Bay Saturday. Horses go to
post at l p. m. Full telegraphic
return at Crystal Turf Exchange,
also st. Louis races. Ii 2t
There are several plumbers ap-
plying for the new position Of city
inspector of plumbing.
"A good appetite and refreshing
sleep at this season indicate a con-
dition of bodily health. These are
given by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
makes pure blood and good health
follows.
The Union Railroad picnic next
Sunday morning at Limburger's
garden. will be inaugurated by a
street parade starting from the
City hall, at 9 o'clock q. m, headed
by Beck's band.
New Shapes in Surrey and
Phaeton Bodies at Woodward &
Briggs Carriage Repository. 613 St
R. Pendleton has begun erect
ing a two-story dwelling, No. 623
Howard street, ward 4, to cost 49,
400.
Woodward & Briggs have the
handsomest line Of phaetons to be
found anywhere. They can suit the
most fastidious. Ii 81
Day Clerk Fitzhenry, of the
police headquarters, took his day
of today and Officer Pat Bergin
held down the telephone.
Save money, save time and
save annoyance by buying your
vehicles Of Woodward & Briggs.
Is st
The city carnage is being
dumped on city lot No. %, the old
rock quarry near the head of the
river, where it is being destroyed
as fast as possible, though 1t Is
causing considerable complaint by
many people neal to it.
Business Is rushing with Wood.
ward & Briggs. II you will call and
get their prices on carriages, sur
reys, ETC., you will see why it
is so. 6 Is 3t
ID. Ferguson has been arrested
on a charge Of being disorderly.
The detectives are investigating
the case.
Woodward & Briggs owe their
success in business to low prices and
reliable goods. 6 Is St
This far there have been 1928
dogs licensed in this city.
The trial Of the case Of Mr.. Nix
and the Negro, Ed. Williams, was
postponed today by the recorder
until tomorrow, Williams de.
manding a jury trial.
Conrad Huberich has begun
building three dwellings, Nos. 322,
ITO and 116, one on Montana street
to cost 5000, two on Dashiell ave.
nue., Ward Z, to cost $500 each.
Follow the crowd to Woodward
& Briggs for vehicles, horses and
harness. 6 Is st
Sewer contractors have begun
smoothing of the ridges in the
street, left after filling the trenches.
The steam rollers are utilized for
this purpose.
There have been 35 hacks, 6S
express wagons and II two-horse
wagons thus far licensed by the
city this year.
Rubber tires on vehicles at
Woodward & Briggs Call and see
them. IL st
Invitations are out announcing
the marriage of Miss Hannah
Frank to Mr.. Samuel l.. Harris,
Sunday, June %, at A O'Clock p. m.
DIR. Adolph Herff has per-
formed a very successful operation
in the removal Of a SO pound
tumor from a female patient in the
hospital.
Mr.. Meyer Smith, Of McKin.
ney, Texas, formerly Of San An
tonic, gave a dance last night to a
party Of friends, at the residence OF
Mrs. Rosa Gardner, on Prospect
Hill.
"A heavy shower Of rain fell in
the northwest part Of the fourth