San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-09


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, 4O9 East Hous-
ton street. l.. DREYFUS,
List Assignee.
Progress saloon-standard whis-
kies-best wines-finest cigars-beer
always fresh-reading room at
tached-60S and 6l0 West Commerce
street, just East San Pedro bridge.
l-4-3m.
Wanted: A good white woman to
cook and do general housework in
small family. Good wages. Apply
to AIS Soledad street. l CAT
Frederick Moeglin has filed all in
junction in Judge Noonan's court
against Fritz Vogel.
Ladies' and children's shoes at
prices to insure quick sales l-9-f
JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
New styles ruchings and neckwear
for ladies just received at
1-9.tf JOHN X. BERETTA & Co.
The Buckstaf Edwards company,
limited, have filed suit on account in
Judge Kings court, against the firm
of Hager & Moths.
1--WE the jury find the defendant
not guilty as charged" was the YER
dict In the Harry Morris case charged
with the murder of w. d. Butler.
Receivers Eddy and Bonner of
the International with superinten-
dent Golden passed through yester-
day on general tour of inspection.
Mr.. J. R. Tendick and party have
returned from their hunt loaded
down with deer, quail and other
game.
There were but four cases before
the recorder this morning and one
case was continued.
The death of Rosa Fussel, aged
three weeks, occurred yesterday In
the Seventh ward, from pneumonia.
Polish Young Mems Union held
q meeting last night and decided to
have their dance, Saturday the 18th.
There will be hop at Muth's
pavilion on the 18th, in honor Of Mr..
Herman Couring, prior to his return
to Versailles, Ky.
"A colcred woman named Mary
Moore was arrested this morning by
the constable charged with using
abusive language.
A man made affidavit against
his wife yesterday, for lunacy, to
have her arrested in the hope of
curing her from the whisky habit.
Mr.. Preston Sparks received the
sad news of the very serious illness OF
his father in Shreveport, La, and left
for home to-day.
-"PrOfessional Ethics" was the all
important subject discussed at the
meeting of the West Texas Medical
association last night, at the county
court room.
Justice McAllister tied the double
knot yes terday which united in mar
riage William Ruppersberg and jose
phine Speiser; and Joseph Marsch
and Louisa Harr.
Pablo Persia, a well known vio-
linist, has constructed a violin from a
cigar box, from which he produces
very good music, with only one string
to scrape.
Jake Newman, brought up from
re-trial in Judge Nsonan's court this
m morning, showed scar on his nose,
made by Frank Deknight, a negro pri-
soner in the Jail, with bed slat some
days ago.
Living at No. SOC Crockett street
is lame and blind couple named
who sadly need charity.
The wife is partially blind and is lame,
and the husband is totally blind and
is also lame.
Last night was very dark and
cloudy, although the moon rose be.
tween s and 8 o'clock. The electric
lights were not turned on and about
the only lights the citizens had to go
home by was from cigars or cigar
cites.
-Scholz Garden concert last night
was very we'll attended. The concert
was excellent Among the compos-
ers drawn from were Strauss, Resch,
Verdi, Schleppegrell, Pru-
eme, Giese, Waldteuffel, Saderman,
Mattel, Fahrbach, Ouvier.
Capt. Hennessey bought a COM
plete suit of clothes, including socks,
boots and hat, but not including neck
tie or gloves, for $3.50 yesterday for a
drunken prisoner in the lookup who
had torn off all his clothing.
Justice Heron Court.
Mary Moore, using abusive lam
guage, fined SIS and costs.
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