San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-01-20
FLASHES.
IS. D. sCUDDER, Fire Insurance

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were shipped 10 st. Louis last
night, accompanied by the wife Of
deceased.
--Remem Der the Root-Tea-Na
Quartette sings tonight on Alamo
plaza, free, 20 If
The remains OF j. S. Smith,
who died last Thursday, will be
shipped to Indianapolis, Ind, over
the International tonight, and will
be accompanied by the family of
deceased, including q son, Writ G..
Smith, an attorney Of Indian
apolis.
H. S. Walker, aged 81 years,
died this morning at o'clock at
No. liz Wyoming street, Of appen-
dicitis. The remains will be ship
ped to Llano tonight.
Are you going to hear the
Root-Tea-Na quartette sing on
Alamo plaza tonight. All free.
20 IT
There were 50 cords of wood
hauled from the city wood yard by
the street commissioner last week.
The water was turned into the
new Bexar irrigation ditch yester-
day morning and a banquet in
celebration of the event was given
last night.
On Navarro street and on other
streets where deep cuts are made
on the sewer work, property own
ers will save from 500 to $50 by
having the pipe connections put in
as the work progresses.
The city Board of Equalization
of assessments is nearly through
the work ON the rolls, and Geo.
Steumpke, Capt. Moore and John
Summerville have begun work on
the new tax rolls.
"A. Muegge has been appointed
assistant market master by Mayor
Elmendorf.
The record of remarkable cures
effected enables us truthfully to
say that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
only true blood purifier prominent
ly in the public eye today.
There were 80 cases before the
recorder this morning.
You will hear some fine sing
ing on Alamo plaza tonight. All
free. 120 If
MIR. VIM. French and Miss s.
L. French, both of this city, were
quietly married this morning at
8 80 by Rev. Carnahan.
Don't miss it. The free concert
by the Root-Tea-Na quartette on
Alamo plaza tonight. Everybody
free. ] 10 tt
"A fight between w. F. Bach
man and /. II. Kitrel took place in
an omnibus on San Pedro avenue
yesterday afternoon about 6 o'clock.
They were both passengers and
disagreed over private affair.
Both were arrested, but the case
was continued by the recorder I'M
til Saturday, to enable Kitrel to re-
cover from his Injuries.
AT 2 o'clock this afternoon the
wedding of Mr.. Vicente Cantu and
Miss Clara Elizabeth O'Farrell
took place in San Fernando Cattle.
dral, in the presence Of large
congregation OF the friends Of the
young couple.
--Haverly's Minstrels gave q
fine street parade today with the
Battle AK bringing up the rear.
San Antonio Liquor Dealers
have an important meeting this
evening.
Francisco Cardenas, aged go
years, died yesterday at No. 30
Monterey street, from peritonitis.
Deceased was a merchant on
Laredo street.
Policeman Parker this morn
ing found a bicycle, minus the
tires, on the corner Of Indianola
and South streets. The wheel had
been stolen Saturday last from DIR.
Pfeifier and the thief had removed
the tires.
"A runaway horse was caught
at noon today On Alamo street, by
one of the city's firemen, before it
had chance to do any manage.
Billy Rice and Burt Shepard,
walking in the minstrel parade
this morning, looked over the
sewers and the courthouse and
will tell George Walker about it
tonight.
Frank Brocker, aged 70 years,
died yesterday in the poorhouse, of
old age. He was a German war
veteran and the Krieger Verein
Nrill affnnd tho fnnnral this affor-