San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-26

shirt waists just received.
6:25 st MoKE's MILLINERY PARLoR.
Billiard and Pool tables for sale
Ed. Friedrich, 12Crocket st. 6:ll:lm
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.
Asthma cured for $40, or no pay
by J. II. Smith, corner Mesquite and
Dawson streets. After June u, price
will be S25. 6:lS mo
New midsummer shapes just re-
ceived. MoKE's MILLINERY PARLoR.
Lost: On Commerce street, be-
tween Alamo and Live Oak street,
gold necklace. A liberal reward
paid by returning to this office. 25 1t.
As there will be no fair, the
country buyers can always witness
q fine exhibition of the manufacture
er,s art at the Mammoth store of l..
Wolfson.
The remains of w. B. Steed, q
member of Tyler lodge. Knights Of
Pythias, who died yesterday will be
| inferred this afternoon at O'Clock.
The members of the three lodges of
| the order will escort the remains to
the grave.
An inquest was held yesterday
afternoon by Justice Heron, on the
| remains of Mrs. Rossiter, an old lady
of 70 years, who died without the at
| tendance of physician, at her room
on Obraje street, neglected and very
poor.
| The Belknap Rifles have received
their new uniform OF white linen
ducking and will drill on Alamo
plaza about 7 O'Clock this evening,
wearing them.
The Reliance Ice Factory is now
making and delivering about Is tons
| of ice per day. To retail consumers,
they sell it, when taken by the hun
| edweight at about IL cent per Id.
They intend to double the present
capacity of the factory next season,
| by getting in q new and larger set of
machinery as they cannot supply the
wants of all their customers.
| John Golden baum has been incar-
cerated on a charge of being insane.
There will be sociable tonight
at Pains Methodist church, by the
parsonage society.
Miss Virginia Rossy's private
school, No. Ill, Gollad street, closed
today for the summer. Miss Mary
| Tengg, daughter of Mr.. Mic. Tengg,
received the silver medal, awarded
for scholarship and department.. 1t.
The grandest company, the great
est show Of the season, at the Fashio',
Saturday night. 6:26 1t
Several pleasant rooms with
board, for families or single persons,
at Mrs. B. R. Ssppington's, 329 Pop
lar street. 6:26:3t@
| Justice Heron had woman
named Cynthia Gates before him this
morning on charge of using abusive
language.
II. ]. Cowan::was charged before
Justice Adam this morning with
swindling. Frank Adams, charged
with theft over $40, pleaded guilty,
and was remanded to Jail to await ac-
tion of the grand jury.
Finest coffee in town at the Nor.
gan City Restaurant.
| Judge King was busted this
morning in hearing more exceptions
of creditors in the Ar ansas Pass rail-
way cases.
In Judge Noonan's court this morn
ing the trial of VIM. w ilson, charged
| with theft of cotton, Is in progress
This case comes from st. Hedwig.
Go to the Morgan City Restaurant
for fine cooking.
Henry Hurley, the negro con-
victed of tn oft of dog; Scott Robin
son, convicted of rape, and ]. w.
Johnson. of swindling, received sem
tence from Judge Noonan this morn
ing.
| Emil Zoller, driver for ALT Ash g
delivery wagon, was overcome by the
heat yesterday, and fell from the
wagon while driving on Presa street.
He is now receiving med zeal atten-
ton and will likely recover.
The meetings at the First Baptist
church continue incre asing In interest
| The house was crowded last night
and many were out this morning to
hear DR.. Graves, the evangelist.
DON'T forget the opening of the
Fashion theatre this Saturday night.
Twenty-Five unexelled vaudeville
artists at the Fashion theatre this
Saturday night. 6:26 1t
The southern base ball club will
meet on Alamo Plaza tonight.
The LIGHT has received an invi-
tation to attend the concert of the
| Beethoven Maennerchor next Sunday
| at Riverside Park.