San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-26

have secured license to marry.
Liquid Stove Polish at Wagner &
| Chabot's. l-2-3t
Try Liquid Stove Polish at Wag-
ner d Chabot's. 1-24-3t
John Sturm has had a relapse
and is reported to be in dangerous
condition.
Turner hop arranged for tonight,
is postponed until next Saturday
night, February End. The Commit
tee. l-26-lt
The friends of Harry 6. Miller are
working hard to make him an alder
man at large and he is strong in the
18th and Sth wards. &.
San Antonio is not Venice, but in
some parts the citizens need gondola
to get through the watery mud.
j. Spence died last night at No. 2
south side of Kingsbury street. Flu
neral today at 3 p. m.
Deputy Sheriff Applewhite was
yesterday acquitted of the charge of
assault on the peddler Siegel.
Mr.. J. T. Halle of the Times, is a
member of the Reform club, and will
vote for French.
Mr.. Oscar G.. Guessaz, the we'll
known job printer at the Times office,
is a memb Der of the Reform club, and
will vote for French.
Mr.. Ferguson is not a member of
the Reform club, and will very likely
vote for the present Grand Mogul.
-Garroni says Bruni cannot carry
his own vote because he has to vote
the way his boss tells him.
If the administration will turn
Conner lose to run on his own popu-
larity, he would not get Is votes in
the whole second ward.
If the administration will let Con-
nor hump for himself, most any man
i'm the ward could beat him 400 or 500
votes.
Conductor Hollinger's wife died
this morning at No. COL Main Avenue.
The remains will be shipped to Ala
bama tomorrow morning. Mr.. IL. is
conductor on the Southern Pacific.
The Colored Independent club had
a ,rousing meeting at Muench's hall
last night. They are all in favor of
Mr.. French for mayor.
DIR. Wasserzug. the eminent Euro
pean specialist, cures all private dis
eases. Established in Dallas since
1884. Will be in the city at 245 West
Commerce street, opposite the West
ern Union Telegraph office until jan
uary 26, 1889. 12-29-lm
Morris & Bro. will move into their
new building about February 1st, and
| to save trouble in moving, will sell
large line of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods at greatly reduced
prices. l-l7-f
Fine, free lunch, hot soup, hot
dishes, beginning tomorrow morning
at Lockwood's saloon. Also all delica-
cies of season at regular lunch coun-
| ter. l-20-2t
We call special attention to the
Ignite & Lytle Coal Co., 2l5 st.
Mary's street. Their Lytle coal at 81
per ton is without doubt the cheapest
fuel in the city. Telephone $50. l-25-2t
-Lytle coal at 81 per ton is no doubt
the most popular fuel in the city. All
our patrons are satisfied. Try it and
be convinced. Telephone 4SO. Ignite
& Lyle Coal Company, 2l5 st. Mary's
street. l-25-2t
Ring up Telephone 4SO for cheap
coal. Also orders taken for wood.
Office 2l5 st. Mary's street. 1922
Mr.. Sanchez, while a warm sup
porter of his boss, said: II have too
much sense, and claim to he more of
a gentleman than to make any such
low remarks as did Solms about an
opposing candidate.
The rattle for gold watch and
chain, books and wash stand will
take place Thursday, 31st, at Hines
cigar store, Maverick hotel. 1t-*
Major J. NJ. Burke. business man
ager of Buffalo Bills Wild West
show, is in the city or was last night.
He left for a visit to Piedras Negras,
Mexico, this morning, to see the bull
fights. He is here after long-haired
cowboys to go with the show to the
Paris exposition.
Simon Muir, head of the Philadel-
phia and New York manufacturing
iewelry firm, owns the largest dia-
mOnd in this country. 1t is called
1.-THE President" and is still in it's
natural state.
DIR. Prentice, the great European
traveller, now at the Menger, met Ma
ior J. NJ. Burke last year in England,
at the Richmond Arms, London.
Yesterday the two old friends met,
the Doctor recognizing Major Burke
by his back.
"A bad washout somewhere alsong
the line of the International railway
north of this city delayed last nights
incoming train 10 to II hours.
A mistake was inadvertently
made in reporting the meeting of the
San Pedro club. The statement that
Mr.. Sanchez denounced Mr.. French
as unworthy to be even bootblack,
should have been attributed to it's