San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-03
LIGHT FLASHES.
IS. d. SoUDDER, Fire Insurance.

dUltuu Uut II T6u6TlChSUuEB JuUllcc,
will please inform w. A. Kypfer,
No. 1923 E. Houston st. 4 80 If
Lon Neal was placed under a
$3.50 peace bond by Justice Devine
yesterday for making threats to
kill j. X. Lamm, in default Of
which he went to jail.
The county clerk issued mar.
riage license yesterday to l.. IL.
Sheppard and Isabella Hunt.
The outfall sewer trench has
been opened from the beginning at
the sewer farm to over $500 feet to-
ward the city in very straight
line.
-Wanted-A first class cook at
Mahncke hotel. 522t
Fifty prisoners were placed in
the county Jail last mon6h.
During the month OF April the
county clerk issued 4S marriage
licenses and eleven divorce suits
were filed in that time.
The Illinois Steele company
filed a supplemental bill in the
Federal court yesterday against E.
s. Carpenter, and j. w. Graves
and E. S. Carpenter as executors
of the last will and testament OF
John Ireland, deceased.
Round trip to Fredericksburg
via. Comfort, only $3.50. Round
trip to Fredericksburg per wagon,
spring seat, $3.50. 5-3-2t.
The Emerson homestead case,
which had been pending in the
Thirty.seventh district court, was
filed in the Federal court yester-
day.
DIR. w. P. Malone and Mrs.
George Parsons and Miss Blanche
Parsons, Of Cairo, ILL.,, are at the
Mahncke.
Lizzie Rossling and Martha
Koch, charged with vsgrancy, were
placed in the county Jail yesterday
in default Of fine Of 1855 each.
From San Antonio to Fred
ericksburg, best accommodations,
only $3.50 via. Comfort. 5-3.lt.
Miss Abbye Kennedy, a school
teacher of Cotulla, is In the city on
a visit to Mrs. j. w. Burwell at
her home on Wyoming street.
"A literary entertainment and
ice cream social will be given at
the Nebraska street Methodist
church, East End, tomorrow night.
"A party of picnickers were
seen coming in from the Salado
yesterday evening about 6 o'clock
during the hard rain.
ALL leading makes of pianos and
organs, fresh from the factory and fully
warranted. No consigned pianos, nor
pianos that have been shipped from
place to place. Purchasers should de-
mand from all FACTORY AGENTS the
ORIGINAL BILLS OF LADING FROM
THE FACTORY
Our stock is fresh, our payment sys-
tenn the best, our prices the lowest. Call
on US and see our stock before you buy
from STRANGERS. We will save you
from $500 to $4,000 and sell youla legiti'
{ mate instrument direct from factory
with an unQuestionable guarantee.
Thirty years experience in Texas. In the
piano and organ line, always paying 100
cents on the dollar is the record Of
60 If THOS. GOGGAN x BROS.
Augusta street, at the junction
of Giraud and Convent streets, was
a roaring torrent pouring into a
lake last night during the storm,
and the cement floored bridge over
the river was unapproachable ex.
cept by boat.
The Cedar Street mission Sun
day school held a picnic at San
Pedro park yesterday.
There was no rope walking or
fireworks last night at San Pedro
park, OH account of the rain.
A number of small picnics
took place in San Pedro park yes
terday.
San Pedro avenue, from Macon
street down to Romano, was an al
most impossible lake last night
through which only hacks could
pass in safety.
Subscribers of the LIGHT liv-
ing on North Flores street, near
San Pedro creek, desire to register
a kick as to the bad condition Of the
street. The street that far out is
no worse than nearer to the city.
The bill boards on Avenue E,
at the corner of Houston street,
were blown down last night, and
also a large tree in front Of the
Menger hotel.
A bird cage of l.. F. Meyer, on
Alamo plaza, was blown over last
night and the birds escaped.
Street car traffic was at
standstill during last nights
storm, aud hackmen had a busy
time.
The German Methodist Sun
day school on South blackberry
street enjoyed a picnic at San
Pedro park yesterday.
San Pedro ditch overlooked its
banks last night, and the river
rose several feet higher than usual.