San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-22

COuREtRdtlOu Nv 1O"PAO DoS
tonight for a little explanation re-
garding his failure in reelection.
DIR. Menger has recovered his
horse which was lost some weeks
ago. The animal was found In a
pasture near the city.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills, con-
stipation, jaundice, sick headache,
biliousness. 25s.
Gen. John B. Gordon has sent
a letter of thanks to the Confeder-
ate Veterans of San Antonio, for
their cordial reception to himself
and family recently. He also
writes that he cannot deliver his
lecture in this city on his return
trip.
The little 6.year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Reed, OF
1907 Avenue B, is seriously ill, suf-
fering from a relapse Of measels.
"A haywagon, belonging to
John Queen, a farmer OF the
Helotes, broke down on East
Commerce street this morning.
Pure blood is the safeguard Of
health. Keep your blood pure,
rich and full of vitality by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and you will
not need to fear the attacks OF
disease.
"A lively blacksmith wanted at
M. Pigott's, corner Main avenue
and Houston street. 5-22 1t
"A shooting scrape occurred
near the Sunset depot last night,
between two railroad men. A
woman is said to be at the bottom
Of the trouble.
Eleven cases were before the
recorder today.
-Milesio Montemayor was fined
$25 by the recorder today on a
charge Of carrying pistol.
Finest cigars and tobaccos at
Louis, next to postoffice. 5 % tt
During the month Of June, the
date not being set, there will be a
grand theatrical entertainment
given by the Beethoven Maenner-
Choir at their hall. About July LIST
a military concert by Carl Beck's
band will be given.
"A great novelty-Prof. Her.
mann's Mysterious Cameras. Only
% cents. Get one.
) % 2t PAUL WAGNER.
"A force of men is at work dig
ging up the sewers at the corner OF
Grand avenue and Avenue B,
which have been broken.
When the Alamo Cement COM
pany rendered its rock quarry rent
Of $50 for six months, the collector
insisted on the full years rent be-
ing paid. This was refused and
the rent was not paid. The opinion
of the city attorney will likely be
invoked.
WIN. Payson has secured
building permit for his new two
story residence, corner Camden
street and Richmond avenue, ward
4, to cost ST, POS.
The San Antonio whist play
ers who went to Austin, have re-
turned covered with honors.
Veterinary surgeons report
that there are great many fine
dogs in this city suffering with
mango at present.
Mrs. Max Mayer and family, of
Laredo, will arrive this evening
on visit to her sisters and rela-
tives and will remain several
weeks.
Will Deussen won the medal at
the Turner bowl last night.
Buy one OF Prof. Hermann's
Mysterious Cameras. Only %
cents. PAUL WAGNER.
) % 2t
Another council of the A. p. A.
was organized in this city last
night, hut the list of officers has
not been sent in for publication.
MIR. Paul Wagner today re-
ceived from the postmaster letter
he had written January l, 1884, to
Mr.. VIM. Smedt.
MIR. Geo. Stumberg's city taxes
were paid yesterday. They amount
ed to about $4,000, and the sum OF
$36l.10, owed by the city to him
for groceries and supplies to pau
pers, etc., was deducted therefrom.
The new city dog tags will be
ready next Monday, 1t is said.
Sons OF Hermann lodges will
have picnic in the fair grounds
at Riverside park next Sunday.
John Pomrenky has sold his
saloon business.