San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-25

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Great closing out sale. at and be.
low cost, of all summer goods, at
John X. Beretta & Co.'s 7:24 If
We still continue our great
slaughter sale in fast black hosiery
and ladies fine underwear. Moke's
Millinery Parlor.
Greater reductions than ever be.
fore in all sorts of summer dry goods
John X. Beretta & Co. 7.24tf
New line of black leghorn hats to
be closed out at rs and 95 each, prices
$3.50 TO Sl.75 elsewhere. Moke's Mil
linery ParlOr.
Carter & Mullaly, undertakers,
263 West Commerce, the best of at
IGNITION and reasonable prices. Z 10 I'm
The excursion train for Kerrville,
Comfort and Boorne will leave sun
day at the usual hour, stopping at
desirable places for picnic and fishing
parties, only one fare for the round
trip. 7.24 1t.
To-day is st. James day in the
church calendar Tomorrow Is St.
Anne's day. She was the wife of st.
Joachim and mother Mary, rhe
JosuSs
-Chas. Heitgen, the stone mason
so seriously injured In the Schultz
Guiding wreck, is able to be out and
driving in buggy.
The street car conductors and
motormen have decided to hand over
to the police all children who Jump
upon the cars while they are in mo-
ton. Parents should warn their
boys.
AT the last German Day meeting
the report of the treasurer was re-
ceived. He reported the UNI of
s., $50 collected and 81 ,92l had been
expended for costumes, wagons and
and floats and general expenses. OF
the sum needed to make the celebra-
ton a success, $4,000 or S4 900 must be
subscribed. Collections that can be
depended upon as good amount to
81 900. There will be a mass meeting
next Monday night at Rische's the
atre.
Martin & Company. new steel, fire
burglar safes. We sell, buy, exchange
or repair. Cor. Crockett and Losoyo
streets. % st
On Wednesday and Friday of this
week we place on sale at 81 so, . lot of
Ladies' oxford slippers and button
shoes worth from So 90 to $500. Call
on these days and get bargains.
7:25 tt SULLIvAN'S SHOE STORE.
DON'T forget Sullivan's sale days
Wednesday and Friday. 7-25tf
The Kerrville, Lockhart and
Alice divisions of the Arkansas Pass
road all report showers during the
past "a hours.
Mr.. Henry Elmendorf has been
presented with q fine boy by his wife
and wears his hOnOrs blushingly.
The Corpus Christi Guards passed
through the city today enroute home
from the Aus tin encampment.
The Reds and the Sunsets will
cross oats tomorrow at the springs
for a purse of SO. Game called at
4p. m.
The Belknap Rifles will return
from the Austin encampment tonight.
The regular soldiers are expected
home from Austin Monday next.
Jose Maria Arraya was taken in
yesterday evening by Officer Bowen,
on Alamo plaza, IS q suspicious char
acter. He is charged with being the
Iarty who was in Mrs. Kroon's room
at 342 Bowie street, and was seen and
recognized by her.
r. stiring from business and
Strengthening boots shoes, and slip.
pers, NJ. F. Ellis & Co., Main plaza
and Commerce street. 7:25tf
"A lot of clerks hallooing Whoa"
and guying fellow clerk who was
starting with q young lady in n
buggy, from Wolff 81 Marks store,
yer terday evening, drew an excited
crowd from neighboring bar-rooms,
who thought there had been a runa-
way accident. The girl and her es-
cort were badly confused, and their
horse felt the lash.
Alamo and Schiller councils,
American Legion of Honor, will have
a large attendance at their picnics
at Riverside Park tonight, If it does
not rain.
The Beacon Hill cars of the Alamo
Electric railway now only go as far
as the North Flores street crossing,
the remainder of the route being, for
the present. abandoned.
"A railroad torpedo was placed on
the street car track on Alamo plaza
last night and a car exploded it,
drawing a large crowd who had
heard the report.
-CoronerJusticeAd Adam decides.that
the accidental killing of Willie Hau.
ser by the motor of the San Antonio
Electric railway on East Commerce
street could have been avoided. The
justice should have told how in his
verdict