San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-19

Pacific train yesterday.
"A street car was ditched ON Aus
tin street yesterday, and turned COM
pletely over.
County commissioners court did
nothing today except approving ac-
counts.
Andrea Garcia, widow of Hypo-
Ito Garcia, of Zapata county, has
sued Lockwood National bank for
$4,000 alleged deposit money of her
husband.
Martha Price, theft of $40; Joe
Powers, theft under value of $50, and
Geo. \. Newton, theft of an overcoat,
have been arrested by the police.
Justice McAllister married w. f.
Martin to Miss r. A, Martin at his
office yesterday.
Go to Hicks for anything IN the
Inc of horses or vehicles. West Nu-
eva street. 1l:2:1m
Dunlap, Knox and Stetson hats,
no better made, Pancoast & Son.
1l:2:lm
Shirts, fine dress and the best one
dollar shirt in market, Pancoast &
Son. l1:2:1m
Hoy Tong was found guilty of
burglary, and given two years in the
peniten tiary ia Judge Noonan's court
this morning. Sixty-nine gamblers
were fined S25 and 10 days each.
-Theo. Artzt will furnish the best
music for picnics, balls, weddings.
Leave orders at 800 Acequia street
IL I'm
If you want an elegant custom
made suit, cheap, 60 to H. Harms,
Opera house building, and have your
measure taken. 1912 If
When you want q first class job
of plumbing or gas fitting call on J
G. Atkins, 224 Losoyo street. Tele-
phone 427. lO-23-1m
The broken cane found on LosoyO
street about IL o'clock Sunday night,
just after that pistol shot was fired,
can be had ut this Office, if the owner
will call and identify IL.
Mike Goggan says, although he
got no blue ribbon, he still remains
the most independent man in San An
tonic, and sells the unrivalled Emer
son piano.
"A Texas made violin, which Is
valued at 81 900 and for which Prof.
Muth made bid of $3.50. was not even
asked for at the fair. 1t was on exhi-
bition at the Goggan Bros. place.
The seller of jewelry ia main hall,
exposition building. whose beautiful
sister was a great favorite, said to
LIGHT reporter that he had cleared
$1,000.
Louis Lee, an enlisted man at the
Barracks challenges anyone to
wrestle for $25 side, offer open for
six weeks.
Twenty-Five recruits for the Third
cavalry at Forts Ringgold and Brown
leave this morning under lieutenant
Mcintyre.
Two gamblers by the names of
Hays and Ryne had little difficulty
at the Silver King saloon last even
ing, which came near resulting in
something serious.
Just received, new line of cele-
brated Miller hats. Latest styles. H.
Harms, Opera house furnishing store.
IS. H. Pickens, Of Corsicana, wants
to match Highland Tom against w.
M. Hill, owned by w. G.. M. Hill, of
Dallas, for from ST 900 to 5000 in a
race.
Leaders In mems furnishing
goods. Young & Arnold carry the
latest styles, best goods, largest ock,
and sell at prices other houses ask for
inferior goods. 1l-19.5t
The Y. M. B. A. Ninth Anniver-
sary Ball. Nov. 23rd. Tickets ST.. so
for lady and gentleman, including
supper. 1l:19:5t
-Wanted-A German girl to do
light homework. in small family.
Good Wages. Apply 42O Laurel street
l.:l9:3t
Only one case before Justice courts
this morning that of Mrs. C.. Z. Mat
lock: vs.. McGehee Williams, forci-
BILE detainer, jury trial, defendant
not guilty.
Reported today that Antonio Bat
taglia, Jr., Is absent from the city,
and the absence Of Maria Guiterres,
young lady to whom he has been
paying attention, looks like an elope-
ment had taken place.
"A sociable by the Ladies Aid so.
ciety of the Madison Square church
will take place at the residence of
Mrs. Aiken, corner Poplar street and
Main Avenue, on Thursday night,
Nov. q. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The Times declares the LIGHT is
wrong in stating that p. H. Tansey
has been reporting for that paper, and
further says that he has not been COIL
nected with it in recent years. The
LIGHT only reported what was true,