San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-22

ing, he having been transferred to the
Probate court to be tried for lunacy.
The cases against Juan Abrigo, Man.
uel Cano, Juan Moline and Bernardo
Cidron charged with being suspicious
characters, were also dismissed, they
having been transferred to the coun-
tvs jurisdiction.
The recorder this morning contin-
ued the case of Albert Sonnen for
maintaining nuisance, defendant
falling to appear in court.
Recorders court fines only amount
ed to s. this morning.
&C. Ray, a white woman, was ar
rested by Special Officer Addington
last night for being drunk and disor-
derby. AS the trouble was with her
husband and she promised to keep quiz
ct in future the recorder dismissed her
this morning.
-Sallie Ewing, colored, was arrest
ed by Officer Daniels last night for US
ing abusive language and was fined
IS by the recorder this morning for the
offense.
The Duerler Gum Drops and the
Ddlly IlShl SduclS Will play q BdIuc
Of baseball at San Pedro Springs to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
A number Of San Antonio mer-
chants, including several drug firms,
have been notified that goods, which
they had ordered were on the steamer
Leona. which was destroyed by fire
several weeks ago.
The magnificent painting at the
Richelieu is drawing crowds of WISH
lite art work.
"A very large number of people at
tended the Southwestern asylum dance
last night.
MIR. Frank Snider has begun bull
ding a one-story residence at No. 1922
Matamaras street, ward 2, to cost $500.
Mr.. Louis Ball is up and out again
after experiencing short illness. .
There was but one animal to be
sold this morning at the city pound
sale, and this the owner claimed and
paid the fees.
Ripe peaches have arrived in the
market.
Mayor Callaghan did not go to
Austin today and probably will aban-
don the trip.
I'm the Ford damage suit on trial
in the Thirty-Seventh District court
today the jury failed to agree, only
one man disagreeing from the rest.
The Light acknowledges an invi-
tation to attend a concert to be given
h. DAII A,.I H.,
hoven hall Tuesday, June g
The name of the White House sa-
loon was changed today to "Albert's
Saloon" r--...,:, &l,.:~s
Fred Kern, formerly .oarkeeper for
VIM. Reuter- has opened a saloon with
restaurant at 4l4 Navarro street.
Grand opening with plenty of excel
lent lunch and fine music will take
place Saturday and Sunday, May %
and %.
The South Heights Sunday school
children are enjoying a picnic at San
Pedro springs park today. They went
out this morning in two cars of the
San Antonio line. .
"A jolly dance was given Thursday
night at Mr.. C. p. Koch's residence
near Probandt street, on the river, the
party first assembling at Mr.. Pat
Smiths residence.
Mr.. Joe Lee Jameson of the South
western Insane asylum, is reported as
being ill today.
-Lost-A little brown dog, sandy
color, on Commerce street this morn
ing. Answers to the name of Fatty.
Return ito BOG South Leona street and
get reward. it,
Fred w. Stone, CT Great Britain,
was granted final naturalization papers
in the Thirty-seveLth district cour;
this morning.
The jury commissioners of the
Forty-fifth District court reported this
morning and were discharged.
Don Gallagher, a two-year-old son
of John Gallagher, OF 2,50S West Com
merce street, died this morning at
o'clock. The father Is at present at
Campos on the Southern Pacific, and
has been notified by wire.
William E. Fields, colored, died of
la grippe at S07 Victoria street yes
terday. Deceased was employed as
head porter at Joske Brothers.