San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-04-03
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Thursday, April 4th, 1895, when
the committee appointed at last
mass meeting will make a report
upon the sewer investigation, as
directed.
For a good and cheap tin roof
call on or address to j. j. Killing,
Alb North street, 4 3tf
Free lecture tonight by w. j.
Morrison at Braden's hall l25 w.
Commerce street, on "Single Tax,
as applied to San Antonio" at s
o'clock. The public is invited. 2 1t
This mornings arrivals on the
different trains were very light.
Ed. Martin had the index finger
OF the left hand mashed the other
other day by small iron safe fall
ing on it.
Delays are dangerous. A dol
lar spent for Hoods Sarsaparilla
now may prevent illness, which
will be expensive and hard to bear.
Now is the time to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Beginning next Sunday a new
through sleeper will be run on the
International and Great Northern
between San Antonio and Kansas
City.
The Lilly Clay Burlesque com
pany arrived over the Southern
Pacific from Houston today.
Miracles of today-tlying lady,
"She," statue turning to life, Psy.
cho, living half woman, 5l5 E.
Houston; lOr.
Easter Cards-Kypfer 4 Seng.
Easter Cards-Kypfer & Seng.
See our unique line Of Easter
novelties-Kypter & Seng.
Easter novelties - Kypfer &
Seng.
Mr.. Frank James is no longer
in our employ. Kypfer & Seng.
Mr.. Will. Sullivan, the popular
young banker, was the purchaser
of DR.. Won KOehring's fine residence
on Garden street, this morning at
sheritf's sale. This looks very
much as though Will. was contem-
plating throwing off the cares Of
single b, s5cdness.
"A detail of eight Belknap Rifle
men will form a body guard to
Capt. Walker at the ball game this
afternoon, as Walker fears there
may be trouble.
Mr.. Paul Wagner returned this
morning from business trip to
New York. While there, he made
extensive purchases from direct
importers and manufacturers Of
such goods as he carries in his
large establishment.
The United States coast and
geodetic survey, located on Nance's
ranch, about five miles north Of
the city, has been abandoned and
Mr.. l.. G.. Schultz, who has been in
charge, leaves for Washington the
middle of this month.
The committee to investigate
the sewer contract, called at the
City hall this morning, and was
furnished all the information they
asked for. 1t is said they failed to
discover the bug they were looking
for.
Walter Hawkins, aged twelve
years, was arrested this afternoon
by Officer Gavris for theft.
Street Commissioner Crowther
Is repairing the bad drainage at
the corner of Commerce and North
Presa streets.
Baltimore avenue is being
drained.
The case against J. B. King,
charged with drawing a pistol in
threatening manner, by VIM.
Fry, was dismissed by the recorder
yesterday, Fry failing to appear as
witness.
Frank Sullivan has been arrest
ed by Detectives Shoat and Nc
Mel. particulars Of this arrest
are oDtalndDle.
The police have recommended
their left off practice OF arresting
people for driving or riding across
the city bridges in fast gait.
Mr.. James p. Newcomb will
be the editor Of the Liquor Dealers
associations new paper.
"A farm, stock and ranch pape
is shortly to be commenced in thi
city.
The city officers are enforcing
the ordinance against leaving hors
es united.
Recorder Shields had larg
number of violators Of the bridg
ordinance before him this morn