San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-25
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which they won at the inspection at
the recent interstate drill.
Mems Russia calf shoes, " double
sole, u Scotch edge. A beauty *or
SO. so at SULLIVAN'S. 81
The chaplain's sermon to have been
preached to the Excelsior Guards in
Beth Ell A. NJ. E. church yesterday was
postponed on account of the illness of
First Lieutenant Johns.
"A dance will be given to the Elsas-
ser Verein in Woeltz's hall next Satur-
| day night.
Mems hand welt, box calf shoes
new bull dog toe, heavy sole, worth
s.. 90, now $500 at SULLlVAN'S.
The electric street lamp at the cor
ner of West Commerce and San Mar
cos streets is reported as burning very
irregulariy at nights.
| Market street is being graveled and
rolled.
| A little girl two years old, wearing
red dress strayed away from her
parents, who were camped in Sydney
B. Woods camp yard on South Flores
street yesterday. She was found, how
ever, after quite search had been
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Mrs. Maggie A. Gray, aged 81 years,
died yesterday at SOB North Leona
street. Deceased was a widow, a ma
tive of Indiana and had lived in San
Antonio eighteen months.
Some one stole pet coon from
Poundmaster Perez Saturday night.
Work of cleaning up the old houses
,rtIxy hy ire in GOuth
side of Military plaza, is in progress
| today.
-Poundmaster Perez reports that he
is getting more stray horses now in
| the pound limits than he has ever got
since holding his position.
| -Twenty-three suppers were supplied
the city prisoners last night and twen-
ty-five breakfasts were furnished them
this morning.
| Max Landauer celebrated his birth
day anniversary last Saturday night
at his home, corner Idaho and Hack
berry streets. He was serenaded by
the San Antonio mandolin and guitar
Quartette.
| The San Antonio German Dramatic
club composed of Messrs Frank and
| Carl Nagel and Mr.. Engelhardt and
Mrs. Toms, went to Marion yesterday,
where they played successfully to a
large and highly pleased audience last
night.
| Mrs. ]. Kagland reports to the po-
lice that a horse was stolen from her
residence, 1,109 West Commerce street
Saturday night.
| The judgment and decree in the
case of d. & A. Oppenheimer against
Matte G. Dignowity and others, rem
dered in the Forty-fifth District court
October 6, was filed for record in the
county clerks office this morning.
| In the Probate court this morning
Henry Killing was granted temporary
letters of administration in the estate
of Julius Hotz, deceased, and the bond
was fixed at $4,000.
| -Alonzo Jones, an 1S-year-old colored
boy, was adjudged insane in the Pro-
bate court this morning. He was fin
ed $50 for disorderly conduct by the
recorder Saturday last.
Justice Shook called his civil dock
ct this morning.
The county commissioners appoint
ed Henry Wendler constable of pre-.
cinct No. 3 this morning to succeed
Henry Stahl, resigned
-Chas. H. Weiss celebrated his 10Th
birthday anniversary today with his
many friends.
Custodian Cooley says he never
saw so many catfish in San Pedro
park lake as he saw Yesterday
while the band was playing. They
came up to hear the music.
Mr.. Oscar Schleyer returned
yesterday from Gonzales when he
attended the funeral OF his brother
in-law, Arthur Oelker, aged 80
years, who died Friday last from
dengue and typhoid fever.
Dick Strayhorn and party and
Peter Shields and party had a
great day after quail yesterday,
and so did the hunters left, pick
ing at the empty shells.
Mr. Frank G. Bass, of the
Lone Star Brewery returned last
night from Davenport, where he
attended the Hermann Sons cele-
bration yesterday.
e. S. Curry, aged 35 years, died
in the city hospital yesterday of
consumption. Deceased came here
from Arkansas and was a native
of Canada.
MIR. William Will is rejoicing
over to safe arrival of a pretty lit
tie daughter at his residence, S22
Carson street.
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