San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-27
-Plcnics nre now I'm order.

Mission starts from the German English
school on Alamo street tomorrow morn
ing.
Dean Richardson Will continue to-
morrow the discussion OF the "Iempta-
tion in the Wilderness"
We have now the largest stock and
most complete assortment of shoes for
men. women and children ever brought
to this market and will sell them rs low
as they can be sold with n living profit.
II. CUNNINGHAM 81 Co,
3-27-lm Houston Street.
One hundred and three conversions
are reported by the Faster of the st.
James A. NJ. +. Church, during the last
revival now In progress.
We have Just received. in addition
to our fine goods. a large lot Of cheap
shoes, for men, women and children.
3-27-lm II. CUNNINGHAM Il Co.
Deputy Constable Krempkau last
evening arrested Juan Trevino for eX.
hibiting circus without license.
TrevinO gave bond, and the case will be
tried Thursday at noon.
Parties desiring old mortar, rubbish,
etc. can have same, free of charge, by
applying to John p. O'Leary, corner
Commerce and North Flores street. 1t
In Justice Adams court this morn
ing man named Amber Is being tried
on charge Of disturbing the peace Of
and using obscene language to Mrs. An
ma POrckridge.
Cur next Mondays drive will con-
sist of u very useful line of goods.
3-2j-3t G.B. FRANK.
We carry full line of garden an d
hydrant hose. Are sole agents for
"HOme Comfort" ranges.
3-l5- SHAFER IL BRADEN.
A wheel came off milkman's cart
last evening on Main Plaza and spilled
him out. No serious damage and but
little excitement.
Fine neCkwear, underwear, hats,
shoes and clothing, cheap, at FOX's, 27l
Commerce street. 3-lS-tf
The best Mexican restaurant in
Texas is at 2lS SOledad street. Serving
families speciality. 3-2-lm X. SAENs.
A bridge is being erected over the
San Pedro creek between Commerce
and DOlOrOsa streets. 1t is intended for
the use Of Il blacksmith shop.
The usual hearing of motions was
progressing in the District Court this
morning.
Meeting of the Typographical MON
tomorrow afternoon. 2:3O O'Clock. at X.
of l.. Hall, entrance on Losoya street.
A full attendance is urgently requested.
An unusually heavy hailstOrm Oc-
CURED on the PosItos settlement last
night. Its severity killed numbers of
chickens, etc.
The ladies who expressed their as
constituent at the low prices of white
goods last Monday will find still
greater surprise awaiting them on our
next Mondays drive g. b. FRANK.
The City T store is in no way Affect
ed by the assignment of X. A. Holland,
he having had no connection with this
house for three months. Shall be pleased
to see all old rs well as new customers.
3-25-3t w. j. HOLLAND.
Rev. DR.. Scudder preached last Sab
bath night on ancient leprosy, and
treated 1t as typical of the leprOsy of
sin. The description was vivid and
powerful.
Capt. Bates, an IllinOisan whe is
here from Springfield. ILL.,. to buy horses
for a large breeding farm twelve miles
from Hannibal, has bought five cars
Of fine horses and wants two cars more.
Grand concert and ball at Jonas
garden on Saturday night, March 9th.
To be conducted by Tyrolean troupe in
national costume. Admittance % cents.
children 10 cents. Come one, come all.
3-2G-2t
Spring Is coming, have your clothing
cleaned and dyed and look as good as
new. George Caen, 40 East Houston
street, is fully prepared to do first-claSs
work and guarantee satisfaction. 3-l6-lm
H. Singer, the man who suddenly
became insane yesterday on Houston
street, WAS adjudged insane before Judge
Wurzbach yesterday afternoon. He be-
came very violent during court. He
was taken to Austin this morning.
Mr.. Arthur Ostrom, a worthy and
enterpTising business young man, has
opened fruit and candy-store, at the
corner OF Travis street and Avenue c.
We wish him success. Small beginnings
may eliminate in great results.
Mrs. f. B. KOkeritZ and three chill
dren. accompanied by her brother, o. d.
Bradford, are staying at the Menger, on
their way to Laredo, Tex. Mr.. Koke-
ritz has been appointed agent OF the
Walter Pierce Oil Company at that
point.
The seventeenth game iG the bill
Hard tournament was played last night
at Clark's, resulting in an easy victory
for Mr. Lyons over Mr.. Pyron by a score
OF 100 10 IS. Average, p. To-night's
game will be between Gus Rawls and
Otto Andrea, odds of 100 to So points.
Drunken men riding furiously
through the streets should be dealt Sc
yerely with when arrested as they en-
danger life very greatly. A drunken
Italian did this on South Laredo street
yesterday, and another drunken man
did the same thing on North Flores
street.
Col. X erble, the lessee of San Pedro
Park, started toward the city this morn
ing driving beautiful horse, which he
deemed faultless. He had not proceed.
ed far when the animal baked, and the
Colonel was compelled to foot it back to
the springs and borrow little roam
horse belonging to gentleman there.