San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-10

! received MISSES hlTchheI' ""' C o,
| mCrCC street. f-5-3m
Don't fail to see the great Mexican
| Typical Orchestra at the Grand opera
house on Saturday and Sunday March l.
J and l3. 4-I-6t
| The great viOliniSt K. Rcbagliati. at
the GRAND opera house Saturday and Sun
day nights, with the Mexican Typical
Orchestra. 47-6t
If money is any object to you then
Kahn's is your dry good store.
AT A. Kahn'S 4O-inch black lace
| fOuncing, all silk, at 81, Sl.25. $50, 500,
$50 up to $50 per yard.
| AT A. Kahn'S full assortment Of Van
Dyke laccs and embrOiderieS.
AT A. Kahn'S you will find tn" largest
! and best selected stock of CmbrOldcricS
ranging from &c ayard up to Sl.G5 yard.
AT A. Kahn's another lot Of silk
mittS at l5c a pair.
At A. Kahn's gents silk umbrellas at
$50 each.
At A. Kahn's, cream colorcd jerseys,
SOC and T5c.
! AT A. Kahu'S 40 per cent deduction
on all blcached table damaSk
At A. Kahn'S ladies silk umbrellas,
Sl.25, 80 and Sl.75.
A. Kahn is now ready with his spring
bargains.
You can buy good quality of Tur-
kew red table dama>k at kahn'S for p
cents yards.
The l. q G.. n. train was one hour
an ten minutes late today.
Some negro boys were playing
"craps" on the sidewalk on Blum
street by the Menger this morning.
go
has received the news of the death of
his father in Sarvar, Hungary, which
occurred ten days ago.
Miguel Hernandez, aged SO years,
died in the FIRST ward yesterday,
from alcoholism.
Three boys were before the recor-
der this morning charged with jump
ing Oft and on railway trains while
the said trains were in motion. They
were dismissed with lecture.
-Undervests for ladies and chill
dren just i'm at the Leader PIG Com
merre street. 4-103t.
There were eight cases before the
recorder this morning, four of which
were fined and four dismissed.
The BeIknap Rifle. will have a
drill tonight, at which the team for
the Kansas City drill will be an
nounced
The most becoming wells and the
largest assortment to be- had are at
the Leader, 2l6 Commerce street. st.
Georgia Gonzales, the woman
charged with robbery at the Wash
ingtOn theatre. has been surrendered
by her bondsmen and an alias capias
issued for her arrest.
The walls of the new hall of the
Mutualista society are completed and
the roof is being put on. The hall
will be occupied some time next
mon tn.
Mr.. G. 3. Mullaly and family, Mr..
Sam G.. Bennett and family and DR..
C. +. Fisher and family left today for
three days fishing trip to the Me-
dina.
For desirable cheap property 90 to Z.
q. GRAVES, PIP f. Houston st.
Aas~ Bear in mint that Frank J.
Rrirel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International ana
Great Northern depot. tt
-LOsT-A pair of gold spectacIes.
with y. p" stamped on the frame,
enclosed in Bell Bros case. Liberal
reward TO finder if lett at this Office. If
An elegant assortment of the best
brands of COrsets and undervests for
ladies' and children are to be had at
The Leader, 2i6 w. Commerce st. St
The meeting at the Christian
church continues with interest. Five
additions last night, making seventy
nine to d tte. Preaching tonight.
Subject: "rhe Ministry of John"
All invited.
The Express failed to discover the
Eastermonath celebration at the Ca
sinO, in yesterdays paper, apologises
for the omission today and gravely
states that it is IN the paper today.
Please point out which column it is
in, Mr.. Express?
"A reception was given last night
at the ranch OF Bruce & Bertram,
seven miles from the city which was
attended by large party of ladies
and gentlemen from this city.
Every body should see the wonderful
gasoline stove on exhibition at ii.
SchuItze, 5, PA f. Houston street.
rawberries, Bayiy Bros.
-Graud opening at Fest's Garden
Sunday, April 9TH, everybody invi-
ted. Good dance music by Theo
Artz's band, best Of refreshments and
polite attention at TESTS Garden
every Sunday night 4-10.3t
S. X. Martin, who, on his return
from Mexico, as noted in Yesterdays