San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-25

See Haas & Oppenhelmer's new
ad. 6:23 At
Wanted, german servant girl, at
2l0 5th street. 6:23 3t
Ladies' black and cream silk
shirt waists just received.
6:25 st MoKE's MILLINERY PARLOR.
Companies A and II, Odd infantry,
left this morning for Leon Springs for
target practice.
The Mexican troupe are now fill
ing an engagement at the Washing
ton theatre.
Elk Lodge No 80 knights of
Pythias meets tonight. n omination
of officers.
Billiard and Pool tables for sale
Ed. Friedrich, 12Crocket st. 6:ll:1m
Ladies opera slippers, good quail
ty only rs cents at Sullivans, Com.
merce and st. Mary's streets. $40 If
Il will sell finely trimmed hats
for less than you can buy untrimmed
hats elsewhere. MoKE's MILLINERY
PARLoR. 625.3l.
-Asth ma cured for $40, or no pay
by J. H. Smith, corner Mesquite and
Dawson streets. After June q, price
will be $25. 6:lS mo
On account of change in our bust
ness, we will close out our stock of
artists materials, etc, at and below
cost. A. F. Hensley & Sons, 2O6 Sol
edad street.
During this warm weather, when
in need of something refreshing, call
around at "Tut's" Silver King. See
lad" in directory column.
A boy working at Remnants
mills had his thumb partly cut off by
the machinery last Monday.
Justice Heron held an inquest on
the remains of Christian Carrillo,
aged 35 years, yesterday. Death
from natural causes.
Lon Soubrady wants to fight
Clarence Winters before an athletic
club of this city, to settle a feud be.
tween them. He will fight without
stakes if necessary.
-Farmers's alliance mass meeting
will take place place at Rische's
opera house Saturday night.
An aged Mexican woman named
Vidal, will be examined ON q charge
of lunacy before the county court
this afternoon.
ceived. MoKE's MILLINERY PARLoR.
"A report was In circulation today
that q Mexican had been killed and
an American wounded, In fight at
Encinal last night.
The police have received their
new hats. They cost $22 per dozen.
"A board of survey to consist of
Major Culver G. Sniffen, paymaster,
U. d. army; First Lieu tenant John E.
Myers, Third Artillery, inspector of
smaIl-arms practice of the depart
ment; Second Lieutenant Daniel B.
Devore, Twenty-third Infantry, aid
de-camp, will assemble ut the San
Antonio Depot. on the 26th, to exam
inc into, and fix the responsibility for
the damaged condition of lot OF
Dutch ovens.
Judge Noonan is engaged in try
ing the Scott Robinson alias Peter
Butler rape case today.
The grand jury reported eight
more indictments today at l o'clock
and went back to work.
The state teachers excursion to
Corpus Christi starts next Saturday.
Prof. Crossley's normal school opens
thore on July 1st.
Gregory Herman and Jim Peter
son, charged with assaults to kill,
gave bond this morning.
An inquest on a child of Jesus
Luna was held by Justice Adam to-
day.
"A child of Limo Sanchez died last
night.
"A little girl named Dietzel, at the
Mahncke hotel was slightly scalded
In q bath yesterday by turning on
the hot instead of cold water.
"A private dance was given at
John Rodriguez residence last night.
"A Mexican, on Chris Ackerman's
ranch, was bitten bp q small spider
with white stripes on its back. He
was brought to town, but is not ex.
pected to live.
Lost: On Commerce street, be.
gold necklace. A liberal reward
paid by returning to this office. Is 2t
Mission Oil Company is still SELL
ing gasoline at 20 cents gallon, IS
Alamo street. Telephone 543.
"A social surprise party was given
Mr.. J. s. Lockwood and family, by a
number of army officers last night.
The military band gave serenade.
First Baptist Church.
There is greatly increased interest
in the daily revival meeting conduct
ed in this church by DR.. Graves. Ser