San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-10


opera house block 5:25:lm
-Mahncke Hotel Bar, refitted and
bright as daisy. Nothing but first
class goods, polite attention, Lunch
all day. OTTo FIELDER, Propr. 2-3-6m
-Lost-Lady's gold watch, with
fob chain. Initials A. M. on one side
and a diamond on the other. $40
reward for return to 10 Sherman
street. 651w
The cheapest shoe house in town.
Two bottles Gilt Edged Polish for 25c.
Children's spring heel shoes SOC.
Infants kid shoes 25c. Infants col
ored shoes 40 G.
Ladies' and Gents slippers Toe.
6:6:tf G. r. SULLIvAN's.
Are you looking for bargains IN
mems low quarter shoes, or do you
want q nice Congress shoe? If SO,
come down to Sullivan's and there
you will find shoes to satisfy you at
the right prices.
Congress for 50 90, and other prices in
proportion.
6tf SULLIvAN's SHOE STORE.
Another lot of spring and summer
weight suitings and trouserings ar
rived, to be cut and finished in the
latest and most exquisite styles, at G.
A. Gibbons pa w. Commerce. 6:S3t
Wrought iron fencing for resi-
dence lots and cemetery at lowest
prices at Zirkel & Co 90 If
-Organdies, organdies organdies,
just received at l.. Wolfson's special
value, at Bic per yard-regular. 45c,
quality. 6:S:4t
Another lot of imported Shanghai
silks, zoe per yard, at l.. Wolfson's.
Figured china silks in new and
beautiful patterns, only 35c per yard,
at Wolfson's. 6:S:4t
New room house for rent, fur
nished. June 30. Inquire 1885 Pre-
sa. 692wks.
Notice of removal-Mrs, J. A.
PEBBLES has removed her Millinery
Store to SO IL Alamo plaza, where
she would be pleased to see her
friends and customers. 5-l4 I'm
We are still closing out our silk
dress goods very cheap. Jno. K.
Beretta & Co. 6:10:tf
The High school building Is being
decorated for the commencement ex
ercises. A rehearsal of the graGu-
ating class takes place tomorrow.
Remember, il will cost you only
SIS for the round trip on the special
train next Saturday. Special rates at
the hotels and ample accommods-
tions. 6:l0:2t
"A wooden covering over the cul-
vert at Avenue G and Fifth street, be.
tween the parallel street car tracks,
needs repairing, lest some serious
accident might result.
The German Day committee
should hump themselves now with .
view to making the celebration the
grandest affair ever seen in Texas.
Mr.. J. R. Gordon's horse ran
away yesterday evening and smash-
ed the cart attached, on Commerce
street.
Geo. Stinson, recently acquitted
of the charge of swindling, has been
arrested charged with criminal libel
of Sam P. Beckman.
Pedro Hernandez, accused
horse theft, was released from county
Jail, this morning, no Indictment
having been brought against him by
the grand jury.
The closing exercises of st. Peter
Clavier's parochial (colored) school,
on Nolan street, occurred last even
ing. The pupils surpassed expecta-
in the public schools.
MIR. and Mrs. James McCloskey's
infant son died this morning. The
parents have the sympathy of q large
circle of friends in their bereavement.
MIR. Alfred Grsndjean's name on
the committee of arrangements of the
Cercle Franchise celebration, July IA,
seems to have been mistake.
-Messrs. Geo. c. Eichlitz and w.
G.. Tobin have formed q partnership
for the purpose of transacting gen.
eral insurance business. See card in
professional column.
Mary McCormick, accused of at
tempting to set fire to the house of her
landlady, was tried before Judge
Noonan, yesterday afternoon, on the
charge of attempted arson. She was
found not guilty.
The fence on south side of West
Houston street, between Acequia and
Flores streets, is dangerous. 1t over
hangs the sidewalk, and several
cords of wood back of it. press 1t
outward over the narrow sidewalk.
The overcrowded condition of
Military plaza every afternoon only
illustrates the necessity for large
conmodious market building.
Quite large number OF our young
people are getting ready to go with
the excursion to the coast next Satur-