San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-10
The Dai1y eight.
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1890.
LIGHT FLASHES.

The recorder had 20 cases before
him this morning.
j. X. Ransom, sole agent for In
dian Territory coal. Don't be de-
ceived. Telephone 1856.
The genuine Indian Territory
coal, "old reliable" for sale only j.
r. Ransom. Telephone 1856.
-"Old reliable" Indian Territory
coal is the standby. J. r. Ransom
sole agent. Telephone 1856.
"A boarding house landlady cor
ner Avenue &. and Third, will soon
again become blushing bride when
the month of May rolls around.
-Jessup, a Galveston saloon keep
or, has been arrested, charged with
swindling Duck Rische by fraudulent
lottery tickets.
The council will discuss ways and
means at the meeting this afternoon
for securing the state democratic con-
ven ton.
Pool tables and ten pin alleys
connected with liquor selling is vio-
lation of law, and GENES under the
head of injunction.
Mrs. Corbett, at the corner of San
Saba and MatamOras streets, celebrat-
ed her 35th birthday last night with
a dance.
Attorney General Hogg, the prob
able democratic candidate for gov
ernor, is the father of the injunction
business.
-Four hundred and forty pounds
4 f,r hi fro
San Antonio Saturday last through
Wells Fargo's Express. to Boston
firm.
The Athletic association of the
Sunset machinists now numbers thir
ty mem bers, and are holding meet
ings twice a week in the hall of the
Sunset hose company.
City Editor Britain, of the Ex-
press, quits in few days to go into
the real estate business. Mr.. Field
succeeds him on the Express.
A fight between two negro wom-
en- occurred OH Crockett street today
In front of the side entrance OF the
opera house.
Mr.. Harry Seele, of this city, and
Miss Hulda Wietzel, of New Braun
fels, will be married in that town,
next Saturday night.
MIR. VIM. Brunangh, we'll known
in this city as commercial traveller,
died at the Menger Saturday night,
after long illness. The remains have
been shipped to st. Louis.
"A first-cIass clerk with good refer
ences and acquainted with the hard
ware and stove business can get
steady employment at H. Schultze,
Jr's, 224 E. Houston street.
AT a Mexican dance, Saturday
night, west of the San Fernando GEM
etery, a fight took place because the
parties ordering key of beer would
not pay for 1t. The beer was finally
paid for.
A first-cIass clerk with good refer
ences can get steady employment.
Must be acquainted with the stove
and hardware business. Apply at
H. SCHULTzE, Jr., 224 Z. Houston
street. 6-lO-2t
Manager Shacklett, of the Wash
ingtOn theatre, paid off in full all his
employees last evening, and will close
down, until the misunderstanding be-
tween the city and county officials is
fixed up.
"A man out on spree sunday
morning found that by II NJ. he was
unable to navigate, and laid down on
the muddy sidewalk in front of KOen-
is berg's tailor shop and comfortably
snOOZed away, until taken in charge
OF by the police.
The ladies on the refreshment
committee for the EastermOnath are
requested to meet at the house of
Caroline Kampma0n, Wednesday af-
ternoon, March 18th, 81 NacOgdOches
street. If the weather is Indictment
Oh Friday afternoon March 14th. A
large attendance is requested as bust
ness of Importance will be transacted.
6-l0-2t
Real Estate Deals
II. C. Frost to Edward Wentworth,
lot s, block 10, original lot 7, range >,
district /, $3.50.
Nicholas Delgado ct al. to Charles
P. Smith, lot on West Houston street,
S., 400.
Washington Clark to w. H. Hamil-
ton, 1-2 of lots T. Chestnut street, $3.50
Edward Bennett to Washington
Cl,rly 1otC A and = Chestnut street