San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-02-10
FLASHES.
s. d. SoUDDER, Fire Insurance

"A morse attached 10 DuUCH-
er cart, ran away on South
Mesquite street, this morning,
throwing the driver out. The
horse was stopped before any
damage was done.
Hoods Pills are purely vege-
table, harmless, effective, do not
pain or grippe.
"A preliminary meeting to
organize the Hibernian Knights,
by AZ H. members, was held
yesterday, and temporary organi-
cation effected.
The remains of DIR. Z. G. Scud-
der will be shipped to Freehole, n.
j., over the Southern Pacific to-
night.
-Catarrh is a constitutional dis
ease and cannot be cured by local
applications. Hoods Sarsaparilla
is constitutional remedy; it cures
catarrah because it purified the
blood.
The funeral of the late Mrs. G.
Jackson took place from st.
Joseph's church this morning ard
was largely attended.
MIR. w. w. Bail, of Pittsfield,
ILL.,, and Miss M. M. Campbell, OF
Creedmoore, Tex, were united in
marriage this morning, Justice b.
Griff Jones officiating. The happy
couple have apartments at the
Mahncke.
Harry Bsyly was thrown out
of a buggy in a runaway last night
at the corner of Avenue b and
Ninth street. His head was badly
cut and several teeth were knocked
out. His left arm was also hurt.
The ladies OF Concordia lodge,
X ights aud Ladies of Honor, will
give a leap year ball at Mission
garden March 81.
Jack Thornhill, lib Avenue ID,
is the happy possessor OF the hne
pocket kodak, given by w. E.
Roach, at the Midwinter fair.
DIR. Maus, Col. Smith, his son
Gil. smith, a. C. Pancoast and
Clint. Kearney were out quail
shooting yesterday.
The street sprinkler is flooding
San Saba street, back OF the city
hospital, where the stand pipe is
located.
The block paving on Dolorosa
street Is being replaced where the
sewers were put in.
Every office in the city hall
was photographed by flashllght
today.
"A free lecture will be given at
342 Crockett street, to women
only by DR.. A. l.. Aston, on "Health.
Beauty and Happiness" Tuesday
afternoon at 3 p. m. All ladies
invited.
There were 200 feet Of 3S.incb
and 470 feet 30-inch brick and $40
feet OF S.inch pipe sewers put in
last week, with 2 manholes and
one flush tank $4,000 brick were
used. An average force OF l23 men
and 10 teams worked.
Il. P. Chelf, aged 26 years, died
February Z from consumption, al
No. 3l05 West Houston street.
Cattle wereS depredating the
park at the 1. and G. n. depot last
night.
The city auditor issued Con-
sulting Engineer Gray's warrant
for $3.50 salary for one month,
Saturday afternoon.
Sewer estimate No. 8 is nearly
completed and will likely be paid
tomorrow by the city.
The macadam on Washington
street will be finished this week.
ALI certified checks of contrac-
tors bidding on the new Hicks
building contract were returned to
them this morning. The work will
be done, probably, by day labor.
Go to Trinity M. E. church to-
night at 1880 to hear Professor
lSpring, of Chicago, lecture and
sing. No admission fee.
There were % cases before the
recorder today. The boys on the
west side contributed the most o
the grist, although one party from
Alamo plaza became quarrelsom'
l and fourished dirk and wa
taken in.
The street commissions
worked II teams, 6 carts, Is labor
ers, two foremen and one carpen
: ter last week, at a cost of $4O6.45
on street work.
Lost, last Saturday evening
4 small tant on Cherry ST. between