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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-25
THE NORTH RIVER BRIDGE
Grouni Broken Yesterday for One OF the
Piers ON the New Jersey Side.

0fOunu nfOken 1ebtcrUAy bOr VINO OH Inc
Piers on the New Jersey side.
Ground was formally broken north OF Vice.
hawken yesterday for the construction OF the
New York and New Jersey Bridge. Work will
begin in earnest next Monday on what is
known .as the first landing" on the New Jer-
soy side. 1900 feet back from the river and
just north OF the West Shore tunnel. Mr.. An
drew II. Green. Chairman Of tho Bridge Com
ture. used the pick yesterday which upturned
q quantity 81 New Jersey soil. and thereupon
the party which witnessed the ceremony from
beneath dripping umbrellas repaired to ths
water, works building Of Hudson county for the
MI. Green made the principal address. Mr..
Evan Thonns. President III the New York
Produce Exchange. Senator Stadler. and others
took part.
At noon next Wednesday ground will he
broken on the New York sido at SiXty-sevpnth
street. 100 feet west Of Eleventh avenue. Tho
company has secured plot 1O0x5U foot ut
this point on which to orect q pier Property
owners have .rnised the price OF lnnd to sich Il
tho courts 10 order to got tho necessary land
for Dpproaches.
The plan is to build approaches connecting
with MI the railroads IN New Jersey, md to
establish u union station fronting two Llocks
on Broadway. between Thirty-scventh and
Thtrty-ninth streets.
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souethinr OF the Distinguished Engiishnsn
who - 70 Marry Mrs. Marshall q. Roberts.
Col. Ralph Vivian. who is to marry Mrs
Marshall O. Roberts, on Thursday afternoon.
Jan. z. In Calvary Church. is handsome man.
and physically remarkably attractive one
He is six feet threo inches In height. and Of
COMMANDING presence.
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rssE csniiA w Ds,iSi and Gblssso.-.iis. : ~ 80
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8enise Mtuuten ipdtsr 1anb aber
reuige 9ieb Dteber auf Der 9traBe uab
elite feiner Mobnung au-... Diesmal
mu@te CT untertpe9s olerlei gtnf6ufe
an Wein uno SeIitateKen, unb es tam
ibnA babel gar ni6t In ben Sim, baB
mon TIN feiner @elbausgaben unb ieis
tler Golbfide tpeeen beargw6bne.- =.
unb als er nod 6auie fam un6 ieiner
gedngftigten Graa ale 2ofbarteiten auf
bas Belt legte. ba fab fe i'm nidt entz
iebt an, ba i9rie es ibm ri9t entgege1:
Dteb = 30 umI9Iang fe i'm lies
beoou uno fiiterte adrtli9:
Mo bat Su benn bas bieIe @elb bas
3l bergenommen
@etoblen ni@t, Meib9en!
@effoblsul -. Iber Mannl Wie
tommf Du auf 10 f9redti@e @eban.
ten.-.. Su - elm Sieb!
Sa ergrif er tire i@maIe 6anb unb
beoed!e He nit Observation-Disclosures RaKen.
:Sa, Du baft &e@t, fpraG er Ieiie,
nit miblam berbaltenen Sbr6nen, i'd
- elm Oiebl"
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MatG; fir &attes!

Wnr tlbsr 5OSntren i6pn purbe Wtts.
WinstoD's Sootbiug Snrup pon Mil.
lionen BON MItierr beim 3abnen ber
Rinber a~ngetrenoet. gDirfi Ou iG
S@lafe bur1 bag S6reien eiues Qin5es
gefibrt. 5as i'm 3ahaen 1T uno Dor
59meraen tpeint9 Wena 10, Iafe fpfpr!
eine ssIas6e pon .N.s. Mtaslop's 800.
thing eprut~ lb!yN. Gstn Wsri9 ID vi.
beaablbar. Gs lp!ro benz fleinen 2eibens
ben iofort 2inberung berf@aifen. Ser.
laBt Sud barauf Mttter, es III tein
3tpeifsl oardbsr. gs beilt 9bientetp
unb 9iarrboe, regulirt ben Masen unb
bic Hieren. beieitigt Min6 4oIif, ers
mei@t ben @aurren, berbinbert gntatins
oung un6 ffdrft bas gauge 5pHem.
rMrs. WinsIotps Soothing ebrupa
fiir aabnenbe &inber III angenebm In
8ei9mad unb 'bos Heaept ftammt BON
einert Der 5e5ten tpeiblt1en Nerate In
ben Ser. Staten. IS 1T BET alien
Druggiften in Der gdn3en Wslt az boz
ben. preis IS @ts. per Glaf@e.
Ranft ni9ts anheres als Mrs. Wi7ss
Ions SOOTHING Sprup.
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3 naroB


- bic altmobiide gtle. l1nb Oiel gu
ridfidtsfOs, iuie fte int &Orper tpirtt.
Sic pur9irt, aber fe maltruitirt
bid aud, unO Oein oersewattistss
S1fem eupOrt iid Oaseoen. Or, Rier.
ee's Yleaiaut YeGets beiisen before
Gisenidaften. @ie bOlIsieben sera0e
MUIR bas, mas not6is 1T = nidt mebr
uno nidt weni9er. &ein unOerss Wss
bicanlent pOlbrinst biss 70 9riinOlid -
teut anOeres 70 mil6 unb ianft. Diciels
ben iinO Die tleiniten, Die biaisiteu uno
bic anSensbmien gum Ginnebmen. Sin
ein3ises tleines, 3uderhbersOhsnes &0rn'
den bent Dir als ianftes earirmittsl, :
brei ODER bier Oapon seniisen CUNT
fderen abiabrunssmittel. @aftriides
&opfpeh, g~erifopfuns, gsrbauun9sitO>
runsen, biliOie aufdGle, un0 ale llnrsssls
m~dBisfeiten Der Qeber, 6es Ma9enS uub
Der @inseweiSe Wcrben 6a6nrd sriinolid
beisitist unO permanent sebeilt.
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Gaaapass pbOtOsrapbif8es

Gaaatpabs pbotograpbif9es
M~teIier, So. Alb DIT. 0ouitonfraBe
Iiefert enti9ieben bic feinfe Arbeit In
Der Stabt. Der erffe @etruheur Der
Nuaalt 1T Der bor3agli9fe RanFs
let, Der ie in San NntDuip mar. Ct
mar cine lanse Reibe bon Sabren
In ben beften Nteliers bes Norbens uno
Ofens beI9dftist. WOlt Sbr tpirtli9
CUTE 8ilber baben, 70 tuenoet @u6 an
galatpap. Gin 8eriu@ mirb sud
belebren.
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9. 8. Gpuius Manufacturiua

&. s. GpninS manufacturing
Co., go. l, 3, 5 unb Z Of.9Oufions
straBe, bat bic srbBte Naswabl In
Winb,, pferbefraft., Dampf. unb
6anb. Yumpen offer Nrt unb oor3tgs
li9fer Rpniruftion; Wafer . &6bren
aller grt nebf 3ubeb6r int @roBs unb
Rleinban6el. 6pbrauli6e &ammen
uub Winbmhbler aler @r6Ben gum
9umpeu unb Mablen fino bort ~ ba'
Ben ober tperben auf 8efieluaa beiorgt.
@rpBe Nusmabl In allen Nrtiteln urb
biaige Yreiie BET gebiegenier Nus
ftbrung.
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9eutSd,e Sob Office.

Deutf9e, iopie enslii@e Druid Ars
beiter iperben prompt unb bilia ners
fertist bon Sobn SCOTT, go. Z
N0r6 prefas StraBe. Auftr6ge
bon auBerhalb srbeten.
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u d TIM g..

Cine Summe @elbes 1T al p~erleibea
in 8etrdsen BON $1,000 uno mebr.
NlamO Seuer 0eri. @eielidaft.
222 Weft. Commerce. traBe,
San Antonio.
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Sreb 0umge's CrGeitra fur 8dle.
Qonserte, Yariies &c. grfer 2faRe
Muft garantirt. Office: lis 5ibs
prela.S trobe, San Mntonio.
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QELRIOHS 500.

Dcultn0 Green, Nem 2)crs.
u. 3. guuns, 6. erieienbed, eueo &
s@meIter uub s.. 9. M~aes&omara, 81 ~
eon1nlsreefrabe Asenteu fit Gan Mniasio.
{. Nnn9s & 20, aseaten far guero.
y ~. Mu Ress assnt fsr s.44 q,
clemens g Ganft nnb Grnf Gde,f. asra
ten fur Nen. BraunfeIs.
:. B6ttder, Neert far Eeimar. Et,os.
Z. v. Sasler G 60 asentsn fir @aitrop.
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Cine @roiaani.

UNI @eorse Dulnig uno Nuberen bas
Ge6t gu gepdbren, &6bren. 2eituugen
5u legen, um Natur : @as burh bic
etraben Der Stobt San Nntouio au
leiten, UNI fir 9ei3s unb BeIeud.
t%nres3Dede, fople gum 8etriebe au
WtdI1inen Dernenbet 3u uerben. unb
Jim bic bafir gsforbettsn pr.ile fefs
auieBen unb gu reguliren.
Sci es bur6 ben Stabtratb Der etaot
Sun WatOuin berolbnet:
Section 1. 9aB bas 9Re9t uub
bos priDiIegium, &6bren burh bic
9traBea, @a1en unb pldbe Der Gtabt
San 4ntonio au legen gum 3mede Der
2eitung bon Natureas, nit alien, mas
bo3ugeb6rt, bierbur6 @sorge Dulnig
un5 4len, bic f6 nit ibm bietfar ber.
einigt baben, gemdbtt meroe, uab afuar
fur ben 3eitroum bon breiBtg Sabrem
bon iebt Obj, wel6es @as benubt uers
ben lou fur 9si3. uno Beleu9tungs,
5tpede unb um Nai@inen 3u treiber,
borausgeiebt. baB bic 2.sung aler bic.
fer &6bren unter Der Qeituns unb @uf.
R6t bes Gomite3 fur allgemeine Ners
beRerunsen erfolst, unb in llebereins
ftimmu1g nit allen fur foI@e GdQe be-
relts erlohenen Ober nod au erlaHenben
tGbtii6en 8sror5nungen, uno borauss
gefebt feruer, baB feline Der NIT Msessuit.
glodspfafter gepfofertrn etraBen 3ur
Hegung folder &6bren benubt tper6en
lou, es lei benn init befonberer Ct,
laubniB beg S%tabtratbes.
section 2. 9ab belagter @eorae
9aunig unb Mnoere ienes Naturgas Der
Stabt San NntoniD unb ben Blirqeru
berielben liefern iouen unb 3tpar su
einem preiie, ber ben 8etrag bon Is
procent Der entipre9enben Soften fit
&eblen gu 6ei3un9s3ueden ni9t itbers
i@reiten BAIT.
Section 3. 9aB befagter @eorae
OuQnig unb Mnbere nit benz 2egen Der
&6bren innerDalb zines Sabres bonn
@rlaB bieier Orbinana ON beginner
mufen, uub bob He innerbalb DON 5
Sabren minbeftens 20 Meilen folder
N6brenleitungen gelegt baben miiHen.
Section 4. @olte es belagter
George DuInig ODER Wnbere unterlai.
len, ir9enb elmer ber 8eftimmungen Die.
fer Orbinana naG3utommen, baum tam
Der @tabtratb bon San Mntonio bieIe
8ere@tisung ieber 3eit pieber fir Der.
tDirft erfldren uno fofort mad benz Ct.
LAB elmer baraufbin %abaielenbeu ftdbtis
i6en Oroinan3 but beiaeter George
0ulluig ober Nnbere ibre R6brenleitun.
gen tuieber ouf3unebmen unb Der Sc.
brau6 bet straBen, @ai1en unb Yldbe
bon Gan 4ntOniO far befaste 3msde 1T
ibnen au un~tetfagen.
Nugenommen unb 9eoilist ben Is.
Mai 1891.
s. s9reiuer,
Nitsfirf: StelDertretenber Mapor.
n M HInuhnu Gtohi- terf
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&err 8. $ MILLER, No. PIT OF.
6ouaOn StraBe bdlt ftrts bas bDlls
tommenfc Eager In 3eidsnmatsria'
lien, Sapsten, Gurbeu, G.as, Spieeel'
eIas, BiIoerrabmen. GirniHea unb allen
3ei9uen. unS Dta.er. 1tenflien. Qiinfs
leriid aussefibrie 8ilber uno 5taiuet.
ten &c. Hnb in cine. febeusmertben @als
lerie agr AnfGt uah gun Gerfanf .cus>
geftelt. Sn 8apeten uab 3immerbefos
ratiDuen III bas @eIdmadoollfs uab
Weuene bort au finben.
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s6r 2dBt Sud bel pancoai 6
SObn eiReu Nn3us maiden; Sbr per.
bet 5ufriebsu Isin.
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Die beribmten S@ueIbampfer
Spree, Havel, Lain, Trave,
Saale, Aller, Elder, Ems,
Werra, Fu1da, Elbe.
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
eonnabenbs, Sieutass uub Mitt.
mods bon Bremen.
Sonnabenbs, 9ientaes unb Witt,
mods bon Stem Oort.
Bremen if iebr beauem fir @eifeabe seIeseu,
unb bon 8remen aus tam man In iehr iur.
ger Belt fammtli@e Stabte Deutf@Ianbs, De.
Rerret4s unb Der 9@Dei3 errei&en. Oie
S9neloampfer bes Norbbentfdeu QInhb fino
NIT befonoerer 8eridR1tisnns Der 8pifd,en.
beds PaRaeiere unb apeiter gaiite. Ya6aeiere
gebaut, baben bobe 8erbe6e, boraagli1e 8entt.
lotion ano cine auB9esei@uete 8srbfesung.
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s. S9reiuer,
Gits1irt: StelDertretenber Mapor.
6. g. Glaubon, Staot. @lerf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
The GIee CiHh soctahIe.

A SOciabe was given at "Slocum park
the beautiful home of Mrs. Mcfarland.
oil Romano street, by the Glee club
There were a large number present. both
members of the club and their friends
The gallery of the house was decorated
with japanese lanterns, which shed their
soft rays land tallOw) on young couples,
who stood under them. Refreshments, OF
which there was splendid and well as
sorted variety, were served at II O'Clock
p. NJ. Dancing was kept up until the
wee hours of morn. when the guest left
for their several homes, having enjoyed
themselves greatly
The following are the names of those
present:
Mrs. Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs. McIll-
heny, Misses BERTHE. Addie and Nita Nc
Farland. Ma Egie and Helen Moore, Emma
Bell, Williamson, Kellar. Rucker, AIMEE
Franklin, Ethel Schuchart. Smith. Anne
Napier, Grace Reside, Mana Cooley, An
ME and EStelle Crawford. Mamie Heard.
Alexander, and Messrs Fay, Conrad. Mar
shall, j. and Il. Newton, Marucheau.
Everett, Getzwiller, HerndOn, f. Newton,
burlington, b. and c. King, Waelder,
Hardin, w. and B Sprngall RObards.
White, Smith, and many others whose
names could not be obtained.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.
BY OUR SPECIAL CoNrRIBUroR.

1t is almost impossible TO find woman,
who is devoid of the feeling Of charity.
They do not talk charity and then turn
away from those who require sympathy
and help.
The poor widow, spoken of in the Bible.
gave her mite out of her slender stock of
worldly goods.
Women cheerfully give what they are
able, in the way of charity, and that is
all God requires of any Of his creatures.
As Tom Hood says, want of charity
often comes from want of thought" be-
cause people do not advertise their
neCeStous condition, we conclude they are
d ping very nicely.
Honorable mention OF deeds of charity
ought always be made. as it is not only
deserved but it may stimulate some I'M
charitable person to act charitably now
and then.
Mrs. D. Ludlow, within the past few
days has displayed charity of the true
pattern toward sick and needy family in
our city. She not only set in motion the
charity of others to whom she applied
but contributed literally herself to Il Q
wants of the needy family.
May the blessing Of him who was ready
TO perish follow her through life
While on this subject it will not be
amisS to say that, as a class, the Jews
are the most charitable people in the
world. They give freely and literally 10
all really charitable objects, regardless OF
religious or political creedS.
1t is the truest charity to help men and
women to earn living, and not to stand
10y with StOldid uncOncern and closed
purses until they have come to actual
want.
A little help extended at the right time
would keep them on their feet and pre-
vent their sinking into want and pau
perism.
Men and women who are imbued with
self-respect recOil from living upon aims
while they can find work and are able tC
work.
There are many families in San Antonio
who need assistance in consequence OF
their inability TO obtain work, but they
shrink from letting their condition be
known.
As tomorrow is Sunday, and as the
church people will flock to church in their
best cloths, it wOdld perhaps help them
more than listening to the sermon, were
they to interOgate themselves as TO what
works OF charity they have performed in
the last six days.
Have they visited the sick-comforted
the pOOI anu dHllCIeu anu contributed JC
relieve the wants of the poor and needy?
Thousands pass through life as a shir
passes over the Ocean-withOut leaving
anything to show they have lived.
The water clrS eS behind the ship and its
track is Obliterated.
Think of lives being passed upon the
earth, without kindly and friendly act
and deed of charity being performed
Such people expect the gates of HEAVIER
fly wide open at their approach.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
AT MOSER ~ BLOCKS
Closing Out Sale You Can Buy

Closing Out Sale You Can Buy:
All-wool half hose 21c per pair.
Fine silk scarfS 19c each.
Red all-wool underwear S1.75 suit.
White wool underwear S1.75 suit.
Natural wool underwear Sl.75 suit.
Fancy stripe wool underwear Sl.75 suit.
Hamilton Brown shoes S1.S5 per pair.
Wire buckle suspenders zoe per pair.
Ladies' and misses all-wool hose 21c
per pair.
Children's all-wool hose lie per pair.
Ladies' $3.50 shoes at S1.95 per pair.
Ladies' $500 shoes at 81. 40 per pair.
Ladies' s1.5O shoes at SLIP per pair.
And all other goods in proportion.
Over 600 pairs of pants far below cost at
MosER & Blocks,
Ais E. Houston street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
ADJUSTMENTS
KAUvAR- ELLsLER.


AT the Grand opera house last night
| Paul Kauvar" closed a very successful
| engagement, and is now on the road to
another city.
For stage grouping and scenery, and the
make up of pretty pictures on the stage,
this company gave some new ana novel
effects in this production: or the COM
pany, too, there are several who are pro-
minently connected or have been know in
San Antonio before, for instance:
Edward l.. Snader was formerly support
for Salvini.
Mrs. Schuyler, wife of the business mar
ager, took the role of Miss Iva Mill, as
"Nanette." the soubrette. Her stage
ma ne is Hattie Delaro.
Samuel M. Forrest was once wealthy
cotton SpeculatOr, rated at from 100000
to $4,000. He lost it as he made it.
specializing.
Arthur Smith is but "a years OF age, is
a practiced typewriter and stenographer
and a contributor to several northern and
eastern journals and story papers. His
mother is also literary woman or Gin
cinnati, contributing to several leading
journals, and his father was once supreme
Judge of the state of Ohio.
Mr.. Spencer has distant relatives in
San Antonio. His father is wealthy
citizen OF Buffalo, n. Y, and is general
western manager for the Equitable Life
Insurance Co.
Miss Effie Ellsler, who appears at the
Grand opera house tonight, is always
popular here, and in Hazel Kirke," her
former triumph, and the piece that won
for her more glory than has been accord
ed to any actress on the American stage,
she cannot fail to fill the house to its ut
most capacity.
Miss Ellsler will be supported by Mr.
c. w. Couldock and Mr.. Frank Weston,
who will assume their original characters
in the play. The balance of the company
has also been we'll selected and are strong
in their particular characters.
Isl PLUNKARD -
At RiSche's theatre the above play was
given to a well filled house. The perform
ance was equal 70 the first night. They
appear again tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
MILITARY NOTES.

Musician Reese. A troop. Bird cavalry.
will be discharged from the army on
about the Goth inst. IL cost him so to get
out.
pr;vo+o Iyo,r,orr A troor Ard oovol-
nv, who was refused his discharge some
time ago. has set the case before a board
of officers and now awaits their decision
poouIor So,,,rdo o,,ir,s i,snoot;or
i, 3 I', nt LIZ uo,,s
was SiEen Cile tLoo az roiI oaI 9 lloiS
Loi U i liot GU "0"Uh0i uoo' iioO
There was no drill given at the military
post yesterday evening on account OF the
mud, There will be no more drill until
Monday.
The 23rd infantry band will give their
regular concert at the military post next
Monday night.
Tho cromo+ory 81 Eort Sou uorS+or
~ i"uIl "u Nv o".h hiouo'"h
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
An Oyster Bed

MeSsrs. ThOS. III. Abbott and Chas. A.
Schmidt returned yesterday from a few
days hunting and fishing out in Medina
county. They caught few fish, and sew
seral ducks, but got no quail or other
game The country is dry and cattle are
dying for want OF water and grass. Mr..
Nigh hill in a pasture adjoining the Mac
dOna Park, which must have been an
ancient oyster bed, as the oyster shells for
a radius of two miles, streWed the hill as
hiCkly as cObble stones.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21

County Judge McAlliSter has called in
District Attorney PaSchal'S aid TO secure
the county school perintendent's books
from ex Superintendent StanieId, and
that official Will probably institute suit 10
sequester them. The superintendent still
poses as superintendent, but the county
treasurer will refuse to honor his vouch-
ers when presented, and the county Judge
cannot issue teachers vouchers until he
has the books The:teachers will be the
sufferers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21

Cemetery car number IL, of the San An
son 10 system which is being used on the
Lake view line left the track on West
Commerce street last night and took In
the sidewalk, running into a telephone
post and breathing the curbing of the
walk. II also closed and held tight "A front
gate. The car wa, torn up so badly hat
IT can no. be used for day n two. This
leaves but three cars on thdtend of that
line, making the connections rather I'M
certain.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
NOTICE..

Having made extensive improve
ments in my picture frame department.
by adding large steam engines 1 am
now fully prepared to execute all or
ders for picture frames with prompt.
ness and satisfaction.
G. 81. MUELLER,
Dealer in wall paper, paint, etc, 2l7
Houston street. 10 "a Inn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
OyerstOCked.

The demand for rubber shoes up to
date has been very light owing to
scarcity Of rain this season. Having
bought unusually heavy, we find that
we are greatly overstocked. In order
to close them out quickly, we
will sell regular SOC rubbers for Csc
q pair, iu all sizes, during the next
three days.
IL 20 2t L. WOLFSON.
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a SACRIFICE,

John K. Beretta & Co. are going out
of business by the end of this year
and are closing out splendid stock
OF clothing, hats, dress goods, notions,
ETC., at and less that cost. 1l-l6-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
THE WINDSOR FOLDING BED.

We now have the agency for the
celebrated Windsor Folding Bed, for
San Antonio. Come and see them
Just received a full Car load. l.. P.
PECK & Co., No 202 and 204 West
Commerce street. 11S13tf
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Probate Court,

Estate of VIM. Caruthers, deceased,
final report examined and approved.
Estate of w. f. Monroe, deceased, tenn
porary letters of administration granted
To d. Ludlow, bond of 5000.
Estate of Theo. Wipf, minor, Mrs.
Sophie Wlpf appointed guardian.
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S3,75o Will BUY

A handsome cottage residence, of rooms
with bath, stable, carriage, house, chick
en- house, wood house, etc. Hydrant
water, large lot, with fine shade trees and
shrubbery, New, neat and clean, ABOUT
tour blocks from Military plaza. Will
ant ess at $4,000 month.
JEo.-T. HAN3LETON e. Co
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Married.

The furniture department of b.
Schultz, Jr., has been selemnly we'd
ded to the stove and hardware bust
meas at 224 E. Houston st. Prices
lower than ever. IL Z I'm
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AUTHORIZED COLLECTORS.

The following named are the only
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
III. G. SCHUMACHER,
FRED. SMALL,
WILL SCHUMACHER,
DAN c. BTTTERS.
Subscribers are requested not to pay
their subscription without taking re-
,ceipt. L. b. JOHNSON, Mgr.
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L. p PECK & co.

Certainly have the carpet business
grabbed. Their assortment of new
styles and patterns are simply inn
mense. IL 13tf
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L., WDIfsOn.

Sole Agent for Gums Patent Folding
Beds; also, full line of Genuine
Windsor" Folding Beds at prices
away below competition. ll-2f ct