San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-07

suited in first class pugilistic ex-
hibition but did not. The two
men quarreled over the right OF
the road.
-Adjutant General Mabry, OF
the Texas militia, came over from
Austin yesterday to meet Mr.. b.
f. Yoakum, of the Santa Fe and
consult with him regarding trans
portation over this road for the
Texas troops to the Tyler encamp-
ment.
"A picnic will take place on Jo-
sephine street today.
First Assistant Marshal Rob-
erts went on duty at the police sta
ton last night. His first query
was "Where do we eat"
Lowest prices and longest time on
furniture and house furnishings.
Clover Installment Co. 6-7-tf.
Sam ]. Whitsett, we'll known
cattlemsn OF Campbelltown, is at
the Southern.
w. Clark, a we'll known citi-
zen of Beeville, is at the Southern.
Prepare for the Christian Endeav-
ors by renting your cots Of Clover
Installment Co. 6-1-u.
Mounted Policeman Bsder in
tends to reinforce his big badge
with hardened steel lining.
-Chas Muth, and Dick :Lough
stopped DR.. Maus' runaway horses
Friday afternoon, on government
hill.
Cots for rent. Clover Install
ment Co., 116 and 11S w. Houston
street. 6-I-u.
j. w. Barbee, agent for the st.
Louis stock yards, is at the South.
ern from Fort Worth.
&C. c. DAILY, representing a big
cattle firm Of Fort Worth, is at the
Southern.
Cots for rent. Clover Installment
Co., 116 and us w. Houston. 81 If.
DIR. Adams, general surgeon Of
the Fort Worth & Denver railroad,
and a party of officials Of that road
will pass through here in q few
days en- route to the Arkansas Pass
coast, where they will spend sew
eral weeks fishing for tarpon.
Mrs. Felix Probandt and chill
dren left over the L. & G. N. this
morning on visit to San Angelo.
1t don't require capital to get mar
ried when you can get easy terms"
on housefurnishings of the Clover
Installment Co. Gift.
Edwin Chamberlain left for
New York over the Southern Pa.
cific last night.
Mrs. B. Collins, Of Alice, Tex,
is in the city, guest Of the Mahn-
cke.
"A csblegram was received
from Messrs. Ludwig Mahncke and
G. Fl. Mueller yesterday stating
that they arrived safely at Ham,
burg Friday night.
CHARLES Hathaway was sd-
mitted to the county poorhouse
yesterday.
Chief Tobin has put in an electric
clock in the clinical engine house,
and al companies must report to CEN
trail station in the city hall every hour
This makes reports come changing in
every ten minutes and keeps the night
clerk in central station from getting
lonesome.
IS. J. Williams, livestock agent
of the Katy, who arrived In the
city yesterday from trip to North
Texas, says that rain Is needed all
over the state to save corn.
Manager w. G.. Van Week and
superintendents J. T. McQueeny
and J. ]. Ryan, Of the Southern
Pacific, came in from the west last
night.
"A row occurred at dance at q
saloon on south Alamo street last
night, in which a pistol was dis.
played. A policeman soon made
his appearance and every thing
was then quiet and peacable and
dancing was resumed.
Mr.. J. d. Oppenheimer left for
NOW 1OIh id5p hiS Nv oNOi WV
International and will be gone
about q month.
The standing committees OF
the city council held no meetings
yesterday, as no session Of the
council will be held tomorrow.
Regular meetings will be held next
Thursday afternoon.
"A SON of Jake Hoffman,, liv-
ing on the Cslsveras, fell from a
horse last Friday and badly cut
his lip, and the wound had to be
sewed up.
The Order Of Chosen Friends
contemplates giving a picnic at
New Braunfels In the near future.
A private citizen living near one of
the fire stations, evidently stands in
with the fire boys, as they were seen
the other evening wetting down his
lawn nicely.