San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-15

| Maglll. Price not stated.
The Arkansas Pass party who at
tended Col. J. &. FultOn's golden we'd
ding celebration at ROckport, returned
yesterday afternoon.
AT A. Kahn's New Ginghams.
AT A. Kahn's Entire New Stock of
En- broideries. 3-l4,tf
AT A. Kahn ladies russell ties at
81 a pair. Shift
AT A. Kahn white Indian linen
cents a yard. 3-l4-tf
AT A. Kahn's good bargains. If
"A. Kahn has the bargains. If
"A. Kahn has the prices down. If
The very latest novelties in young
mems spring clothing at II. Morris "
Bros.
Why not select your spring suit
now while the stock is complete. H.
MORRIS Il BRO, clothiers.
Wanted, a good cook. will pay
good wages. Apply to w. l.. Bryan
800 Laurel Heights. 3-l5-tf
MIR. Harry Seele and Miss Hulda
Wi tel will be married tonight in
New Braunfels.
Meeting of st. Joseph's Society
tomorrow evening at , o'clock sharp.
Business of Importance and all mem
bers are requested to attend.
Jay Gould is still in Ell Paso, and
at one time it was thought that he
would pay San AntJ.,iO visit, hut
it is now thought he VIII go to Mexi-
co by the other fonCe.
A car load of cattlemen, returning
from the Fort Worth convention,
came in on the |. and G. n. railway
yesterday.
The Craig tract on Laurel Heights,
containing four blocks. has been sold
by w. b. and A. &. Craig to Messrs.
Lambeth and Hart, of Denver, for
81, 900.
Perfect fitting and better made
clothing than ever at H. Morris &
Bros, Main street.
Spring weather and spring cloth.
Ing 60 hand in hand. H. MORRIS &
BRO, clothiers.
"A. Kahn is receiving an immense
stock of Spring and Summer goods.
4-l4-tf.
AT A. Kahn's find check nainsook
at DC yard. 3-l4 If
-A.Kahn's Turkish Bathing Towels
$l.00 per dozen. 3l4-tfI
AT A. Kahn's one yard wide Sat
Gems Toe per yard. 3-14tf
AT A.Kahn's Ladies' Vests ONLY
10c each. 3-i4-tf.
At A. Kahn's Ladies' fast black
hose II &c pair. 3-l4-tf
AT A. Kahn's children's fast black
hose loc pair. 3-I4
Mr.. Frazer, an old fireman of
company No. Lis to be drum major for
the new band of company No. :, it is
stated.
The Chestnut social at MAJOR
tressOn's residence last night was a |
jolly affair. Old Chestnuts in song |
and story were passed around.
1t is reported the sale of the prop |
erty northeast corner OF Alamo plaza !
and Crockett street was contaminated |
this morning.
The item appearing in Thursdays
regarding the death in Mexico |
Of 7. +. Glynn, OF the Southern Pacific
shops, is, the LIGHT is happy to state.
" AN'A'NS A'HliNttIIOh'
A. Meeting OF St. JOseph's society
will occur tomorrow afternoon at )
o'clock, and action will then be taken
to properly celebrate st. Joseph's
Day next Wednesday.
Fifty more of those Gloriah Silk
ParasOls at 95c, with plated handles,
Just received at =. Mayors. A new
line of fine parasols will be opened
next week. 3-l5-2t
A mass meeting of amateur base
ball players is called for tomorrow,
and the presence of all desiring to
WELD the willow this season is de-
sired at the Springs at 5 o'clock.
The station at Valentine, on the
southern Pacific, is now in charge of
). H. Clark, as agent, in place of
:. G. McKenna. The station ut AL
pine has also changed hands, f. Korte
aking the place of F. NJ. Butler.
An elegant line of
\ ladies and chiidren's
u muslin underwear as
r recently advertised
y NDESN EAR with new styles be-
" ing added constantly
r Ladies' white. cream
A and delicately tinted I
II ridded vests, from
6 2-3c to soc, will also be shown at
). Mayors.
Uniform Rank, X. of p, held a
lrill last night and one Sir Knight
vas initiated. 1t was resolved to be-
rim drilling regularly next Monday
nd every night thereafter for the