San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-20

Everything In the shoe line at
prices well pleasing to the buy er.
Ladies and gents slippers at 75c,
95c, and $1.25. Infants shoes S5c to
soc.
Ladies' button shoes, patent leather
tips, at SIPS.
G.. r. SULLIVAN, the Shoe Merchant.
This week Is the right time for
ladies aud gentlemen to buy summer
footwear at the right prices, and the
right place is Sullivan's, Commerce
and st. Mary's street.
Col. Copeland's great lecture,
"Snobs and Snobbery"-next Thurs
day night at Rische's. SIG st
Next Thursday night Col. Cope
land will tell 3 few funny things
about "Snobs and Snobbery." Tick
cts for Texas Star Course admit to
lecture. Rische's opera house, Hous-
ton street. 5:l6:5t
Notice of removal-Mrs. J. A.
PEBBLES has removed her Millinery
Store to 33 IL Alamo plaza, where
she would be pleased to see her
Irl0uQS 6uO CustoiuoE6. olf III
Some thirty or forty editors, who
remained over q couple of days at
Corpus Christi, are expected to return
today.
The troupe of nine artists from
Mexico, now filling . successful en-.
gagement at the Bella Union, is pro-
nounced one of the finest novelties
cow on the American stage.
-Four hours solid fun every night
at Bella Union theatre; admission Is
and Csc. % South Laredo street. St
The headquarters for the ladies
is at the big art gallery at 2S7 Com
merce street, Kampmann building.
"A moonlight picnic will be given
at the West End, Tuesday next.
j. A. Reddick has sold his in.
terest in the Crystal saloon to Mr.. T.
A. Scott.
The county commissioners this
morning, were busy looking over &C.
counts.
"A farmers boy was displaying
some young cayotes on the street, this
morning, which he was endeavoring
to sell. They were caught nine miles
north Of town.
China silks 800 ct J. K. Berretta
& Co.'s-selIs at 60c elsewhere 5:20tf
Ladies' Oxford ties 75c, also better
qualities very cheap ct John K. Ber.
rata & Co.'s. scott
Outing cloth So, John K. Berretta
& Co. --.... scott
The Christian Aid and Benevo-
lent society gave . pleasant social
last night Ut the residence of Mr.. n.
A. Young, and netted some cash for
the society.
The presentation of the Two Or.
phans at the Washington il pro-
nounced equal If not better tn an ever
played by the Kate Claxton COM
pany.
The Bella Union announces an
other matinee for next Sunday.
"A gentleman nauasd Wilson liv-
ing at 2l3 Howard street, broke his
leg yesterday in stepping of 3 NOV.
ing electric street car on the Alamo
line. DR.. Graves was sent for aud set
the fractured limb.
Lee Harris has been arrested on
the charge of aggravated assaults
upon d. G. Ruby. His trial comes
off before Justice Adam at 4 p. m. to-
day.
The Ravens will play the Blues
Sunday afternoon at San Pedro
springs for purse of $40. The bat
teries are: Ravens, Phillips and Guss-
man; Blues, Cheslik and Smith.
Mr.. Geo. w. Becker, of this city,
who was out at Col Andrews ranch
yesterday to purchase chickens, was
severely bitten in the leg by q seven
foot rattlesnake, while looking for his
horses which had broken from him.
He was brought to town and was
treated by DR.. J. o. Oldham.
"A marriage license was issued to
Jacob Half and Margaret Krause, the
latter girl of fifteen years. At the
margin of the marriage license was
written the fathers consent TO the
marriage.
In the federal court this morning
the suit of Linden baum VS.. Stutts'
ard the Rio Grsnde Bridge and Tram
way company for debt, was being
tried. The jury was empanelled and
one witness examined.
The society of Willing Workers.
of the First Presbyterian church. will
hold social at the residence of Mr.. F.
McC. Newton, 49S North Flores street
on Friday, May %, commencing at 5
D. m. Refreshments served for twen-
ty-five cents, proceeds to be devoted
to the Neil memorial fund. All are
cordially invited.
The San Antonio Gun club has