San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
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The San Antonio Liedrkranz will
attend the dedication of the new Cath
Ole church at Selma next Sunday, and
give a concert for the benefit of the
church.
"A dinner will be given next Thurs
day night at the Menger hotel, to Mes
sers. T. S. McPheters, of st. Louis, ana
c. l.. Gates, of Kansas City, by Gen.
Bliss, Col. Breckenridge and others.
The city council will convene this
afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock, in commit
tee of the wohle, to discuss the col
lection of taxes.
C. S. Austin was elected chairman
of the Freight bureau during Mr.. Geo.
III. Kalteyer's absence, at a meeting
of the bureau yesterday.
p. F. Erickson, aged %. years, from
Kansas City. Mo-. died yesterday in
this city.
Fort Sam Houston gun club prac-
tice shoot is being held this afternoon.
Tickets have been received by the
Light for admission to the Comal coun-
fair at New Braunfels.
Mr.. NJ. F. Heck is repairing his res
idence on North Concho street near
the colored high school.
Detective Shoaf says there are lots
of those counterfeit 'SS dollars in the
city now. Some of them are very
roughly milled and the job looks bun
gleSOme.
The Light has been advised of re-
duced rates on the Arkansas Pass for
the following events: May Queen Car
nival at Waco, May Is to 20; Council
of Episcopal church, Austin, May to
s: meeting of Texas Dental association,
Waco, May IS to 81; Quadriennial
funniest, North American Gymnastic
union, st. Louis, May to 8.
-LOST-Young brown water spaniel
dog, reward for return to Frank
Marek, care S. A. Oil Works. it,
Mr.. Geo. S. SandersOn of Denver,
will be married to Mrs. Jessie Ely in
this city on MAY II.
The new guards on the Commerce
street bridge have been completed by
the city carpenter.
The San Antonio club had no visi-
tors either yesterday or last night.
Boards about feet high have been
erected on the edge of the side walk on
the west side of Alamo street to keep
the surplus sewer dirt off the sidewalk.
The Houston baseball club visited
the Alamo in body this morning and
were shown through the historic build
ing by Custodian Bennett.
The Arkansas Pass passenger train
from Kerrville, due here at 10:45 was
late today.
William Bruins. aged p years, died
at the corner of Delmar and Skinner
streets, South Heights, last night of
pulmonary tuberculosis. He had lived
here a year and a half ago and was a
native of Kentucky. Deceased has a
sister here.
Mr.. Thee. MaggOtt is exhibiting a
curiosity today in a double hens egg.
Bills of sale were filed in the
county clerks office yesterday where
by NJ. Beck conveys to NJ. Goot a stock
Of household furniture and NJ. GoOt
conveys to A. Z. ROuff, the same stock
for 1895.
Turner Bazaar, Turner hall, April
80, May l. Everybody invited. Ad-
mission Is cents. 29-2t
Felipe Luna, aged 81 years, died
last night at LAOS North Flores street
of old age. Deceased had lived here
over fifty years and leaves a son.
Albert Grona has secured a per.
nit from the city to build a stable
No. 1892 East Commerce street, Ware
!, to cost 800.
TAKEN UP-One stray brown
mare mule, Mexican brand. Owner car
have same by proving 1t and paying
expenses. Call at 412 East side Rivel
avenue. 29-3t"
j. F. Cahill failed to appear befor,
Recorder Lewis this morning on tn,
charge of failing to pay occupation
taxes as a lawyer and an alias warran
was ordered issued for his arrest
The case of Manuel Lopez for usinj
abusive language was continued unit
tomorrow by Recorder Lewis thi
morning.
"A tent revival conducted by tn
Free Methodists of the city is in prog
ress on vacant lot at he corner o
North Pine and Crosby streets.
Dick Berry, against whom charg
for failure to pay occupation take