San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-08

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button shoes at S~ullivan's. rs If
"A nice new stock of Ladies' 81. so,
Oxford ties, in all styles of toes, just
received al ~Sullivan's, Commerce and
st. Mary's streets. rs If
"A party of young men who had
their girls out to the beer gardens
Sunday night, ended up in a grand
free fight in a back street saloon.
"A list is being circulated among
members OF fire company 2 to get the
sense of the members rs to dividing
or not dividing the residue funds on
hand.
The largest stock of mems shoes
In the city. Sullivsn's, Commerce
and st. Mary's streets. rs If
Second grand concert by Carl
Beck's orchestra at Muth's Garden
tomorrow night. 1t
Experienced book folder and
blank book sewer wanted at Garrett
& Frommer Blank Book Co., 10 Sole
dad street. Apply early Thursday
morning.
s.. P. Hollan was released from
the county Jail this morning, where
ne has been confined pending action
of grand jury. No indictment was
found.
Constable Martinez is suffering
from a spralned ankle, received in
jumping over q fence.
Shoe stock at q sacrifice, M. F..
Ellis & Co. retiring from business. s If
Ripe grapes are in market, at 25
cents per pound.
Capt. Chas. E. Glazbrook and
Miss Harriet Conklin Jones were
married In Corpus Christi yesterday.
Capt. Glazbrook has extensive inter.
ests on the BALCONIES.
There is money in it for you II
you attend the closing out sale of NJ.
F. Ellis & Co., shoe dealers, Main
plaza. 7:S If
Garden street will have gas lamps
from Mill to Pereida street, while Pc.
reida street will also be lighted from
Garden to Cedar streets.
Just received a new lot of linens,
consisting of scarfs, square table covers,
| wash silks for etching and embroidering
at Misses Kirchner's, 235 w. Commerce
street. $50 1nIo
F. Greenwood & Co., opposite
Southern hotel, Is the only place
you q get your umbrellas and par
soils recovered while you wait. IL Inn
"A man received q sunstroke yes
terday evening about 6 o'clock in
front of "Frenohy's Saloon" nea the
| I. & G. N. dennt Oh West Commerce
street. Several more sunstrokes are
reported throughout the city.
There will be q meeting of the Y.
NJ. B. A. tonight.
The engineer and street commits.
sioner are engaged in widening and
Strengthening Grayson street today.
1t is understood Mr.. Chris Miller is
not satisfied with the councils settle
ment of $500 with him, and there may
be an injunction suit against the
city.
MIR. H. d. Hampmann Is contem-
plating boring an artesian well or the
property occupied by the electric light
and power house.
-Scholz's artesian well has reached
a depth of go feet since Monday at
noon.
Twelve boys were arrested by the
pound police this morning for bathing
in the river, but the rec order released
them.
War on prices of shoes and Slip
pers at NJ. F. Ellis 81 Co., Main plaza.
Stock must be sold in 80 days. 7:S If
The seduction case against Julian
Perez has been dismissed, as he has
p,n rrind M Esnalnra with uhnnn ha
elOped.
The case of 7. S. Dean for using
insulting language to Chas. Engle,
elevator man at the federal building,
was heard yesterday before U. s.
Commissioner Price and dismissed.
u. s. Deputy Marshal B. G..
Harry brought in a Mexican prisoner
from Laredo yesterday, for snug
Cling, and Deputy Sheriff McClusky
brought in a Mexican charged with
horsetheft.
"A. Schimmelphenig was arrested
yesterday for careless driving, hav-
ing run over q boy on West Com
merce street.
Russell Bros. have sold to A. P.
Campbell, of Denver, 81 IL acres
north of Park Place, San Antonio, at
the rate of 5000 per acre.
The suits against the Pullman
car company, brought by Col. Henry
Gillum, J. n. Groes beck, G. w. Full
ton and Rev. De Hon, for non-com-
pliance with contract to carry them
to their destinations has been decided
in New Braunfels, for the plaintiffs.
Acting Mayor Schreiner has
learned, since Lockwood's resolution
Of Monday, requiring him to enter
into contract for lighting the city for
the ensuing year, that the present