San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-20
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered Here and There by the Local
Reporters.

Monday, at G.. Il. Franks Alamo Store
Wyatt johnson died in the Second
Ward yesterday from consumption.
The largest bleached towel for 81 0
dozen size 2Ox4O at Joske Brothers. 81
1t is supposed there are 2JO0 Knights
of Labor in the city, white and colored.
Emil SChertz and August Schert2
took out marriage license this morning.
Has arrived to stay-His Royal
Nibs, at Harry Baum 81 Co.'s. 3-l5-Gt
The first picnic Of the season was
given at the Springs yesterday after
noon.
Louis XIV is Lyons latest style OF
parasOl, and is for sale at JOske Broth
ers. 3-l0'3t
The Unique Club give their first
calico Purim ball at the Casino Hall to-
night.
Just received painters white over
alls and jackets at G. b. Franks Alamo
store.
The X. T.. committee on celebration
are requested to meet tonight at the hall
at S O'Clock.
Fine neckwear, underwear, hats,
shoes and clothing, cheap, at FOX's, 21l
Commerce street. 3-IS-tf
Harry Baum & Co. have inst received
the largest stock of old whiskey ever
brought to West Texas.
"A little store at the corner Of Mon
terey and San Saba streets. was broken
open last night by burglars.
All our white goods will be marked
in plain and low figures, Monday, at 6.
b. Franks Alamo Store.
The best Mexican restaurant in
Texas is at 2lS SOledad street. Serving
families a specially. 3-2-lm Il. SAENs.
Don't fail to call and see our 10 inch
India linen and learn pri "es, on Mondays
drive, OF G. b. Franks Alamo Store.
A milk wagon broke down on North
Flores street this morning, making the
sidewalk white with the tactical fluid.
All we ask of the ladies to give us a
call on Monday, and see what we have
to say about prices in white goods.
G.. Il. FRANK.
A birthday party was given yester-
day afternoon 10 Miss JOsefa Guerra, of
New Mexico. The event took place at
San Pedro Springs.
-IuRlut NJ. Dl inc CNustl IOdO.
was fired up last night and started out
this morning. This puts all the engines
of the road at work.
We carry n full line Of garden and
hydrant hose. Are sole agents for
"IIOme Comfort" ranges.
BIB SuAFER Is BRApEN.
A slight fire which called out the de-
partment at ! o'clock this morning took
place among some baled hay in the rear
of Landa's store on Military plaza.
One of the outside mail carriers. Mr..
Dave Sanders. now delivers mails in
twO-wheeled gig, and says he makes
much better time than before on horse
back.
The town is posted with notices to
wOrkingmen and others in sympathy
with them not to smoke cigars that have
not the blue label Of the Cigarmakers'
MON on the box.
-Messrs. Hugo & Schneider have no.
titled the committee of Ksights Of La
Dor that they will comply with their re-
quest and ship goods for the future over
the Morgan Line.
Ladies should not forget that we Of
fer all our new and handsome stock Of
white goods for Monday, and Monday
only, at extraordinary low prices.
G. b. FRANK.
"A young lady called at drug store
yesterday and asked the obliging clerk
for "resuscitatOr." She was compelled
TO explain that what she wanted in plain
English was flesh brush"
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-lG-lm
Walter Smizer, bad coon, was ar
'ested last night on suspicion of being
concerned in burglary of store Oh
Monterey street the same evening when
cash-box with $50 was secured by the
robbers.
"A civil suit was tried in Justice
CrawfOrd's court yesterday-Mrs. L.
Gordon VS.. lssy Landa. The subject
matter was $40 for board. The case was
settled by the defendant paying debt
and costs.
Justice Crawford this morning gave
Judgment for defendant, in the case of
Michel VS.. Halamuda, q suit brought TO
recover $40 wages due. Defendant paid
INTO court the sum Of Sl4.60, the amount
le admitted to be due.
Monday is the extraordinary ocCa-
sion when we offer 1000 pieces assorted
India and Victoria lawn, satin stripes
and plaids, mulls, nainsoOks, embroid-
cred robes, embroideries and laces, Mt
.. B-Frank's Alamo Store.
One of the young men of this CITY
DVnTEtQVnn his Tina aallipnr at
Iady's house on Kingsbury street one
night recently, and the old gentleman
kindly invited him to depart. lie does
not call at that house now.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock
the corner stone of the new German
Lutheran Church on Villita street will
be laid by the pastor, the Rev. Krapf.
The choir OF the church will give the
musical portion Of the ceremonies.
The eleventh game of the billiard
tournament took place last evening at
Clark's parlOr between MIR. Rawls and
MIR. Schulz. Rawls beat Schulz by one
point, he running out on break of %.
sullivan and Andrea play this evening.
While the concert of the TyroIean
singers was in progress yesterday eve
ming at the Postoflice Exchange pavilion.
some malicious persons threw rocks into
the hall from Losoyo street. One of the
rocks hit the little daughter of Charles
Sehmitt, Of Erie Avenue, cutting her
over the eyebrow. The perpetrators of
this outrage are not known,
Miss Steinmann is dangerously in
with an inflammatory cold and is not
expected to live. The lady caught cold
when she attended the funeral of the old
lady who died recently on Villita street,
She was perfectly destitute and had no
Dne to nurse her, which Office Miss
oteinmann charitably undertook.
Considerable amusement was given
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