San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-19
LIGHT FLASHES

Mr.. C. E. Abbey and boys leave
tonight for a fishing trip on the Sa-
lado.
Coroner Shook held an inquest this
morning on FREDERICK Bustamenti,
aged days, who died at ia North
Flores street, of bowel complaint.
. Mems cordovan Bleechers, former
~ $500 now s1.75 at the BOSTON SHOE
STORE. 6-17-tf
The crack mines of the Turner's and
Casinos will play a return game Of
baseball tomorrow morning at the ball
park at $50 o'clock.
Mayor Callaghan is afoot today,
his buggy having been broken yester-
day in .jamb on Commerce street.
A few pairs of fine hand sewed
Waukenphasts, formerly $500 now $3.50
at The Boston Shoe Store. 6-17-tf
The Thirty-five committee learned
Col. James p. how to turn jacks for
trumps yesterday.
The departments of the city paid
under the general fund received their
salary today aggregating something
over $4,000.
Mems hand sewed Kangaroo balls,
former price $500 now $500 at The
Boston Shoe Store. 6-17-tf
"A gentleman riding on a street car
coming from Muth's garden last night
had his leg severely bruised by rock
either thrown at the car by some one
or thrown up by striking a wheel as
the car passed along Avenue c.
"A large line of Ladies' shoes at so
cents on the dollar, at the Boston Shoe
Store, SOB East Houston Street. 6-17-tf
The Belknap Rifles put up an ex-
hibition drill on Alamo plaza last night
and afterward adjourned to Muth's
garden and danced.
Street Commissioner Micklejohn
says his quarterly report was misin-
terpreted. There are $1,000 square
yards instead of so miles of block paw
ed streets in the city. His copyist did
not know the street commissioner was
an old lumber man and used lumber
measure.
Ladies' hand sewed shoes patent
tip former price $500 now $3.50 at The
BOSTON SHOE STORE. 6-17-tf
"A colored man who celebrated
Emancipation Day too early last night
broke his wood wagon on Lavaca
street by bad driving.
John Turner, a stranger who was
picked up on the street near Jungbeck-
er's store, in the Sixth ward last night,
suffering from erysipelas, died shortly
after his removal to the city hospital.
He was about So years Of age.
Health means a perfect condition
of the whole system. Pure blood is es-
sential to perfect health. Hoods Sar-
saparilla makes pure blood and gives
health and happiness.
"A strike of the night bell boys OF
the Menger hotel took place last night.
"A jolly fishing party will go to Dull
nigs ranch tonight to spend Sunday.
Hoods pills are the favorite family
cathartic and liver medicine. Price 25c.
ED. Breze, a colored boy, indicted
for horsetheft, was arrested by Dep
uty Sheriff Jim Irwin this morning
at his home, 127 Victoria street and
placed in Jail.
Joe HOFFMAN,, recently convicted
to five years for horsetheft, was taken
before Justice Shook this morning on
charge of burglarizing a house Of
Jacob Freesenhahn, of Selma, and his
bond was fixed at $500.
Mrs. Mary Riley, aged 62 years,
died this morning on River avenue.
The funeral will take place this after
noon from st. Mary's church.
Andrew o'Malley, charged with
making threats toward Chas. A. r.
Campbell, was discharged by Justice
Shook yesterday for lack Of evidence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol. Half, accompanied
by their two sons, Gottchalk and May
er, returned from New York this morn
ing. The boys are just from college
and will spend the holidays with theil
parents.
Mr.. Ed. Moczgemba, the wei
known travelling salesman, had a mar.
row escape from being run over by 6
street car on his way from the /. & G
N. depot yesterday. In alighting hi
slipped on a banana peel, barked hi!
knees and tore his trousers, the cal
merely brushing his side.
August Eberhardt was ARRESTED
on Military plaza by Officer Kraus'