San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-26

"A glandered horse was found tied
on the Main plaza this morning, and
Officer Taylor had it removed at once.
j. w. Keveney, a young man
from New York, whose father is in
business Oh roadway, died from con-
sumption this morning at the Menger
hotel.
d. w. Luce informs the LIGHT by
telephone that the suit against him
for divorce, has been withdrawn, and
that all hands are sorry and peace
now reIgns supreme.
The lowest daily number of meals
furnished city prisoners this month is
IA on the 18th inst, the highest is 81
as supplied on the 10th.
Robert Bachus has brought
mandamus suit in the district court
against w. Bywaters.
Families, especially those of limi-
ted means, will appreciate Joske's
latest move, in reducing Coats thread
to six spools for 25c. 3-25-6t
Trunk Factory, 223 Alamo Plaza.
Travelling Bags, Valises, Satchels,
Straps. Repairing done. H. Vogler
& Co. 3-1S I'm
Monday, March 25th will oegin
at A. Kahn's a grand bargain sale of
eight pieces black gros grain silk at
actual one-half value.
-Wanted-To lease house of eight
or ten rooms, OH or near the line of
the street railroads. Apply to Mrs.
A. R. Gregory, SIG NacogdOches street,
after 8 D. m. 1913 ct
Monday, March 25th, A. Kahn
will offer another lot of Lonsdale
bleached, yard wide, at ~ cents a
yard; this sale will continue until
these goods are all sold.
AT A. Kahn's Monday, March %,
begins the sale of 220 pieces, l yard
wide, good bleach domestic at 5 cents
a yard. This price will stand until
the whole lot is sold out.
The San Antonio ScheutZen-
Verein will picnic on the Olmos next
Sunday and will then indulge in
star shoot.
Manager Mullaly is considering
the matter of contracting for the APP
pearance of Miss Myra Goodwin, the
celebrated soubrette, in this city.
Mrs. M. A. Burton's suit against
the city for personal damages sustain
ed by fall OH our bad streets is being
tried in the district court.
When your 1Sk, affection ripens
into true love, then buy your we'd
ding rings at BELL BRo.'s (old firm
3-26-ti
During courtship, buy. your girl
diamond, and prove your genuine one
hundred dollar affection.
(tfl BELL BROS Est. 1851
Mr.. A. Scholz this morning began
the rear of his garden on Losoyo
street. If he does not strike oil, he
says he is sure of sulphur land so he
is if he goes deep enOugh) and if he
does, he will have fine bathing ar
rangements made.
MIR. Ed. Rowe has fitted up the
neatest and prettiest "Little ParlOr"
barber shop in the city at 2ll East
Houston street where he has two
chairs and does his work well. Give
him call. 1w
"A sociable was held by the men,
bers of the First Brptist church last
night at the residence of Colonel and
Mrs. y. M. Let's, on Travis street, for
the purpose of meeting and getting
acquainted with Rev. Prestridge.
"A business man on Alamo plaza
informs the LIGHT that large mad
dog of bright bay color was seen on
Alamo plaza today, and that he saw
the animal bite no less than six dogs
in the course of few minutes.
"A Mckenzie found his girl walk
ing with another fellow yesterday,
got mad and whipped the other fell
low. Mckenzie got satisfaction, but
it cost him S. fine to get it.
Miss Gray returned with her
mother yesterday from Austin. She
was on a visit to the family of Captain
Woods in Austin, and all the excite
ment caused by her mother, seems to
have been unnecessary.