San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-22

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See DIR. Prentice's card in today's
paper.
Read the LIGHT, and vote the Re-
form ticket.
Subscribe for the LIGHT and vote
for Reform.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Half have
gone to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mrs. Krause, the midwife is re-
ported as improving.
Alamo plaza will be paved some
thing like the plazas in Mexico are
paved.
The Madison Square church So
ciable will be held at Rev. Mr.. Scud-
der's residence, No. 80 Fourth street,
tonight.
The charter revision committee
met yesterday afternoon, to complete
their report, which, however, is not
yet completed.
Sanitary Officer Oppermann has
returned to duty after an absence of
eleven days, occasioned by sickness.
The Callaghan crowd is not
pleased with the independent course
of the SUNDAY Mirror"
Mrs. E. Longini of Galveston,
who has been visiting her parents
there has returned home, bringing a
fair visitor with her.
WIN. Hoefing, Jr., is talked of as
candidate for alderman from the
Fifth ward.
-Messrs. L. HUH & Sons wagon
broke down on South Flores street this
morning as it was en- route to the
Arkansas Pass depot.
People pay to hear the drama at
the opera house, not to hear squalling
babies.
Members of the Reform club from
the Fifth ward will meet in the Bel
KNAPP Rifle armory tomorrow night to
select candidate tor alderman.
Mr.. Willie Biering and Miss Clara
Graben, Of the Helotes, we'll known
in the city, were married on the Hello
ties this morning.
County Commissioner Boerner
and his family have removed from the
Helotes, and are now located in the
city.
In the district court today the
case of Sallie Royal for damages
against the city for refusing to allow
her to rent coffee stand in the mar
ket, is on trial.
The Alexander divorce suit was
granted yesterday afternoon by a
fury in the district court, and verdict
given for Mr.. Dave Alexander, the
husband.
DIR. Wasserzug. the eminent Euro
pean specialist, cures all private dis
eases. Established i'm Dallas since
1884. Will be in the city at 245 West
Commerce street, opposite the West
ern Union Telegraph office until jan
nary 26. 1889. 12-29-1m
Buy Dullnig's Lubricating oil.
Guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money will be refunded. For sale in
any quantity at L. HUH & Son, Mar
| keG street. l-lI-lm
Morris & Bro. will move into their
new building about February 1st, and
to save trouble in moving, will sell a
large line of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods at greatly reduced
prices. LIEU
-"Duck" Rische is reported this
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attack of high fever. and the LIGHT is
glad to hear that "Duck's" portrait
| in the Express is not responsible for
his malady, although it made his
friends feverish.
Major Jules Randle, of Monterey,
returned yesterday, having succeed
ed in securing the services of Mrs.
Glass as housekeeper for the hotel at
Topo Chico. Ladies of San Antonio
will find her as usual, kind and at
tentive to their wants. She takes a
good cook and other servants.
No quorum of the city council
was present yesterday and no meet
ing was held. 1t appears that the adj
ministration does not want another
meeting of the council before the cleo
ton. Alderman Gallagher might say
something unpleasant to hear.
"A landlord on Avenue E and
Fourth street, finding that the ten
ants of his house on this corner were
tearing down the fence and using 1t
for fuel, surprised them two days ago
by tearing all of the fence down and
hauling it away.
A Piedmont Is. CO. clergyman
married a couple and published no.
tice to that effect before he learned
that the contracting parties were
men. They wanted to have a little
fun at the minister's expense.
Mrs. Jane Mccarthy, of Louisville,
waded into a gang of loafers with her
sleeves rolled up and knocked five OF