San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-29


John Calvin and Laura Smith
have secured llcence to marry.
Street cleaning on Romano street
has begun.
The recorder had seven cases, the
fines being $4S.
Louis Lee has challenged Paul
Pitzlin for catch-as-catch-can
wrestling match.
Mr.. A. Kahn was granted final
papers of naturalization, in the dis
trlct court yesterday.
Window panels have been put in
the doors of nearly every room in the
interior OF the county courthouse.
There will be q meeting of the
Commercial Exchange at 5 o'clock this
afternoon.
The Commercial Exchange solicit
ing committee were hard at work to-
day.
The remains of the late Mr.. B.
Barth were inferred today in the Ma
tiOnal cemetery.
"A house warming took place at
the new residence OF Mrs. Mudd last
night.
Madame Donaldson's masquerade
takes place at the Mission Garden
next Saturday night.
-Chas. E. Hicks was yesterday af-
ternoOn arrested on two charges of
bezzlement from the Haydock Bros,
preferred by D. G. Johnson.
Fred. Hummert has filed suit in
Judge Noonan's court against VIM.
Blair and Elizabeth Sinnott, for debt
and on foreclosure.
We will sell all our winter goods
at cost to make room for spring goods.
1-A If YOUNG & ARNOLD.
Pure wax candles. for Candle
mass, at Catholic Book Store, 102
Crockett street. 1-2-5t*
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 60,
If prices will move them. Kahn's
former store. Ed. Dreyfus, Trustee.
1:26:6t
The Frohsinn Singing Society
will give grand Prize masquerade
ball Saturday, Jan 3lst, at Conven-
ton Hall. Tickets SOC.
clearance sale Of winter goods at
Young & Arnold's. 1-24 If
Fifty dozen of fine neckwear at
away down prices at Young & Ar
nold's. 1-24 If.
Poor, pretty, little, blue-eyed baby!
How he coughs! Why don't his mother
give him dose of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup? 116-6t
Prayer meeting was held at the
First Presbyterian church last night
but the revival series was not
commenced. These will be begun to-
night.
The grand jury reported 20 indict-
ments yesterday afternoon. These
were for misdemeanors.
Mrs. UIreka Hacherle aged % years
died yesterday in the second ward.
Frank Beckham, q four year old
child, living at 3O2 Avenue G, was
reported to the police station last
night as las.
Austin street is almost too muddy
for the large traffic going on on that
street.
Walter J. White, represen ting the
Atlanta Printing Ink Works is visit
ing his customers in the city, and
paid the LIGHT office call.
H. E. Chapman, the motor man,
who ran into Mrs. T. G. Woody with
his car, was dismissed by the recorder
this morning, for carelessly running
street car.
-Thos. Blu ttler, the suspicious
character was given $25 fine. Ac-
cording to his own admissions he
ought to be sent over the road for
perjury.
MIR. Joseph Skwortz fell from an
electric car on Mill street in front of
Wehrhans' residence this morning
and bruised his face.
After sending the street cleaning
gangs into the Fourth ward, the may
or could get some more votes if he
would send along the whole sanitary
force to clean up the garbage that has
not been carried off.
Mr. w. II. Weiss has returned
from Austin. He was successful in
getting street car wires incorporated
in the Brietze bill before the legisla.
ture.
"A small number of base ball en-
thusiasts assembled at the Belknap
armory last night and talked over
forming q joint stock base ball compa-
ny to put out nine to win the state
pennant for San Antonio.
There will be walking, running
and other athletic contests at the
Springs next Sunday including throw
ing the hammer, 100 yard run, so yard