San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-09

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The great violinist r. Rcbagiati, at
the Grand opera house Saturday and Sun
day nights, with the Mexican Typical
| Orchestra 4-7-6t
"A lively scrap was averted yester-
day afternoon in Soledad street sa-
loon between two strapping young
lawyers by the interference of friends.
"A candy pulling occurred at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Opper-
mann last night. The christening,
reported to occur last night, takes
i place next Sunday.
The Texas theatrical managers
convent ton begins its session today at
Waco. None of the managers from
this city are attending.
If money is any object to you then
kahn'S is your dry good store.
AT A. Kahn'S 4O-inch black lace
tiOuncing. all silk, at 81, Sl.25. $50, 800.
so up to 800 per yard.
AT A. Kahn'S full assortment of Van
Dyke laccS and cmbrOidcriCS.
AT A. Kahn'S you will find the largest
and best selected stock of cmbrOdrricS
ranging from &c ayard up to Sl.G5 yard.
At, A. Kahn'S another lot of silk
mittS at l5c IA pair.
AT A. Kahn'S gents silk umbrellas at
80 each.
At A. Kahn'S, cream colorcd jerseys.
SOC and 75c.
AT A. KahU'S 40 per cent deduction
on all blcachcd table damaSk
AT A. Kahn'S ladies silk umbrellas.
Sl.25. $50 and Sl.15.
AT 4. kahn'S an entire new stock of
paraSOlS cheap.
Sheriff Mccall and deputies
Druse. Umscbeid, Hughes, Herrera,
McClusky and Ackermann have all
been presented with new straw hats
by District Attorney Paschal.
A. Kahn is now ready with his spring
bargains.
You can buy a good quality of Tur-
key red table damaSk at kahnS for -
cents yards.
AT \. Kahn'S boys knee pants from
t to l3 years old at Pc. 4Oc, 5Uc ami ,5c
pair.
AT \. Kahn check nainsook from 5c
Il yard up.
AT A. Kahn new shipment of fine
lawns at PIC, SC, &c and Zoe.
At A. Kahn an entire new stock of
white goods cheaper than ever.
AT A. Kahn's you will find satecnS
one yard wide at lOc yard, sold every
where else at l5c yard.
AT A. Kahn's beautiful silk parasolS
stylish handles at $l.50,
"A. Kahn cannot be underSold
AT A. Kahn bathing towels at 81
dozen.
A large and attentive audience left
the Christian churcl last night more than
repaid for coming. Mr.. Lockhart certain
ly secures Il clos" and interested hearing
Preaching again tonight. All cordially
invited.
DIR. Bywater, station agent of the
international railway, at the town of
Won Ormay, near San Antonio, reports
an attempted robbery Of his station, a
few days ago.
Mrs Eliza Moss, of Yoakum,
writes TO San Antonio to learn the
whereabouts of her son, Duffy Moss.
Does anybody know"
AT the meeting held last night
to fill vacancy in the directory OF the
Opera House, A. G.. Schryver was
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Judge ThOs. J. Devine
The LIGHT has received an invi-
tatiOn to attend the flag dedication of
the San Antonio Gardeners Nerein
at Krisch hall next Saturday nj ght.
The street car company have sent
orders for five new cars, which will be
az fine as any ever brought into the
stale.
Mr.. John DOlan and Miss Annie
Shannon, daughter of the late Bart
ley Shannon, were married in st.
Mary's Catholic church at five p. IN.
yesterday. The bride aud groom
will reside on Dryer avenue.
Some trouble with party of
striking lahOrers out OH the Frede-
ricksburg road this morning called
out the mounted police.
Mrs. Schmidt, of Eagle Pass, who
is visiting Mrs. Tnos, Leighton, on
I'D anniversary today, with a party
of friends.
Senior Manuel CanO came in today
with seven carloads of mules and
horses from Iacatecas, Mex.
Five cars of hides were shipped
from here, yesterday, to Houston, over
the Southern Pacific.
The first shipment of wool for the
season, comprising $50 sacks, was
received yesterday over the Southern
Pacific from various points, cOnsign-
ed to this city.
Owing to the increase Of travel on
the San Pedro avenue, and the in
efficiency Of the present service on
that line, the citizens have petitIoned
the company to put double track
on that thoroughfare, it is under
stood that the company favorably