San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-10

oils, which are of very IL lerior quail
ty, and will not give satisfaction. Pm
Get bargains at assignee's sale of
gents furnishing goods, and trunks
at 403 East Houston street.
: List l.. DREYFUS, assignee.
If you want bargains called at
once at assignee's sale, 403 East Hous-
ton street. l.. DREYFUs,
List Assignee.
Progress saloon-standard whis-
kies-best wines-finest cigars-beer
always tresh-reading room at
tached-608 and 610 West Commerce
street, just East San Pedro bridge.
1-4-3m.
Wanted A good white woman to
cook and do general homework in a
small family. Good wages. Apply
to Ais Soledad street. 19-4t
Ladies' and children's shoes at
prices to insure quick sales 1-9-tf
JOHN X. BERETTA Il Co.
Henry Ryder-Taylor is now re-
porting on the staff of the Evening
Times.
-Wanted-Three good experienced
walters at once at the Riverside Res
taurant. 1t.
The remains of the late Henry
D. Smith WIRE inferred this morning
at 10 o'clock, from Santa Rosa hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Fannie Harrison is quite i'll at
the residence of her brother T. B.
Johnson, ga Matamsras street.
Considerable epizootic malaria in
town, and the doctors are making
money.
The benefit ball of the AlamoFire-
mans band will occur at the Casino
Saturday, January 25th.
The city board of equalization
had quite large audience this morn
ing.
Wanted a respectable white girl,
apply Alb Pine street, Dignowitty
Hill. l-10-1t.
Jim Hosack has received the
San Antonio agency OF the Houston
Post.
John Martin charged with en-
bezzlement of horse, was released
Oh bond of $1,000 this morning.
The streets Immediately adjacent
to Travis square are being put in fine
condition, which will make that
duster one of the show places of the
the city.
j. P. Lund, formerly of the ] 9th In
fantry, was married in st. Paul's,
Government hill, on Wednesday TO
Minnie Noise, Rev. De Mallos per-
forming the ceremony.
Sim Hart furnishes the LIGHT
with the following numbers drawing
capital prizes in the xican lottery:
q, 800, $50, 429S, 1896.
Richard Carroll Is booked to auc-
coed John Gault as general manager
of the G. n. o. & o. P. after Feorua-
~ lst.
Capt. Mackey reports progress in
his vineyard matter and will make
his location public when all prelim.
inaries are settled.
Total assets of l.. Roos' assign
ment are figured at Sl,6l5.46, against
an indebtness of 1929.
Dick Green, son of Painter Green,
of this city is in the hospital with an
amputated arm. Hi arm was crush,
ed while unloading a ar of lumber at
Moore's station.
MIR. Dougherty has first class
Coz trivance used on his horse, to pre-
vent kicking and it also acts as a |
check rein. 1t is of his own inven-
ton.
Engineer Palmer, reported killed |
in the Lavaca river wreck Of the |
Arkansas Pass train, is not dead, but |
from a private letter received from |
Yoakum, is the news that he is there |
being nursed back to health again.
There is a bundle of clean clothes
at police head quarters waiting an
owner. They were dropped by sus-
picious looking tramp to whom Off
Ger Daniels gave an Intellectual order
to halt the other evening.
B. F. Overman, of this city, and
Miss Fanny Nj. Lunsford, of Waco,
will be married next Friday evening
at O'Clock, at st. Marks cathedral.
The lady is sister of Mr.. J. Lunsford,
Of the Evening Times.
3 The Thompson Opera company
tepeated "Said Pasha" last night to
J very small audience and left this
afternoon on the I. & G. n. railway
Or Hot Springs, Ark. Several MEM
ters of company have the influenza.
The ditch on Main Plaza was
gwen a cleaning out yesterday, the
s!diments of year being thrown out
I, give off their unwholesome odor in
O midst, instead of being carted
III. The small boy was on hand also,
y 4 aarriod off mum hars of fab