San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-27

"oS h0Au JoeIorUay.
"A plume drill of the Belknap
Rifles Feb. 2.
Last nights I. & G.. N. train was
one hour late.
-Telegraphic wires south OF san
Antonio are reported down.
There were IA cases before the
recorder, the fines amounting 70 S4l.
For dentistry visitor. Ward, the
dentist, 254 Commerce st. l 3 If
-Pure wax candles. for Candle
mass. at Catholic Book Store, 102
Crockett street. l-E-5t*
C. @. Nesbitt's house of Madison
street, was ransacked by thieves Sun
day.
"A large number of jurors were
fined in Judge Noonan's court yester-
day for non-appearance.
In Judge Kings court the VIM.
Davis damage suit against the G.. H.
& s. A. railway, is being tried.
-Adolph Van de Velde, aged 20
years, died yesterday of catarrhal
pneumonia.
Grip Van Winkle," February l
and 2, Is the next attraction ut the
Grand opera house.
"A small row was kicked I'D in the
orchestra of the Jennie Calef COM
pany yesterday, about reducing the
violin's wages.
-Messrs. Tuttle, Strayhorn, and
Ware brought in twelve ducks and a
large lot of quail from the Medina
yesterday.
Prof. Whitehead's dancing class
will give another masquerade ball to-
morrow night.
Bids for building J. T. Thorn
toms new residence were received to-
day.
-Robt. f. Mcdonald and Ida ]
White have secured marriage IL
cense from the county clerk.
"A bill of sale, r. J. Pace to l.. D.
Griffin, was filed with the county
clerk today.
The Alamo National bank direc-
tors held meeting yesterday. The
bank will begin business on Com
merce street March 5.
Poor, pretty, little, blue-eyed baby!
How he coughs! Why don't his mother
Syrup? 1-16-6t
Ed williamson and Miles Bas-
well, two suspicious vags, were run in
by Officer Knox this morning.
200 pieces Torchon and Medici
laces to be sacrificed at A. Kahn's
former store. ED. DREYFUs, Trustee.
1:26:6t
-Special-Gent's clothing, over
coats and furnishing goods, must go,
if prices will move them. Kahn's
former store. Ed. Dreyfus, Trustee.
1:26:6t
Fast black cotton hose, special
sale for this week, so dozen ladies'
fast black hose, former price SOC 3
pair, will sell them this week at 8
pair for $l.00, Moke's Millinery Par
Tor. 1243t
Infants and children's cloaks,
children's jersey dresses, at New
York cost. Moke's Millinery Parlor.
1243t
The FrohsInn Singing Society
will give q grand Prize masquerade
ball Saturday, Jan 31st, at Conven-
ton Hall. Tickets soc.
clearance sale Of winter goods at
Young & Arnold's. 1-A tt
Fifty dozen of fine neckwear at
away down prices at Young & Ar
nold's. 1-A tt.
We will sell all our winter goods
at cost to make room for spring goods.
1-4 If YOUNG & ARNOLD.
Kate Wetzel has brought suit in
Judge Kings court against her
husband, William, for divorce.
All my Millinery goods consisting
of trimmed or untrimmed hats or
toques, birds, tips, plumes, ribbons
must be closed out regardless of cost
before my going east. Moke's Mil
linery Parlor.
The LIGHT has received an invita-
ton to attend the Paine memorial
celebration at Mission Garden hall
Thursday night.
Charles, the son of Capt. A. ].
Bussey, died yesterday afternoon at
his fathers residence on Laurel
Heights.
Mrs. Mary Degener, the aged
mother of Mr.. 81. L. Degener, died at
the family residence on Avenue c
anu liaNie seiooV yossoiuoy aV eho
age Of rs years.
MIR. H E. Tuttle, proprietor Of the
Silver King saloon, is justly indig-
nant at the Express today for re-
porting the fight and gun play of the
Italian yesterday as occurring in the
Silver King saloon. No fight occur
red there, but it did occur in Main
plaza saloon.
On Wednesday the 2Sth, at 10
o'clock, Capt. Hosack will sell at auc-
ton at No. West Houston street,
bargains in furniture, double buggy