San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-04-07

please call ag the LIGHT ONCE. 4:otI
"A first-class machinist who I'M
derstands packing the valve seats Of
q @ Gas Engine can get cash job by
applying q. the LIGHT Office. 4:6:tf
Buy Halls bazar forms; 1t prevents
dress makers bills; also McCalls patterns
at Misses Kirchner, 235 w. Commerce st.
Send for free Catalogues. 3-T-3m
Call and see the new line of fine mil
linery just received at Misses Kirchner
235 w. Commerce st. 3H3m
Ladies' call on Misses Kirchner to
have your hat trimmed In the last styles.
| 3-T-3m
Nervous and delicate women should
not take quinine and rack their nerves,
| but sc. G. G. Certain Chill Cure" the
| Sold and warranted bv A. Dreiss. 3-16-m
Good Table Board, IL Goliad st. tt
DON'T fail to attend the grand
auction sale of dry goods at the for
mer stand of A. Brunswick & Son.
All conveniences for ladies provided
for, Moser and Bloch. 8. B. Robin
son, auctioneer.
-LosT-Between the SaladO and the
Government barracks, a lady's fur cape.
Ten dollars reward IL left at Lockwood
National Bank. 4-6-3t*
Justice Heron last night mar.
ried James Shaughnessy and Mrs.
Mary Boyle.
Henry Gillem and others have
brought suit against County Tax
Collector Jose Cassiano, for iDjunc-
ton.
The Peter Lippe abduction case is
on trial In Judge Noonan's court to-
day.
Wanted, good white nurse. APP
ply to V. l.. James, 30l King William
street. 4.6 If.
San Antonio Lodge No. II, I. o.
o. f., meets tonight.
"A meeting of the Powderhouse
hill gun club is called at Bosshardt's
saloon tenight.
"A german will be given at the
Menger tonight by the "set."
"A wonderful gasoline stove on
exhibition at 224 E. Houston street.
4:7:6t
The Mutual Benefit association.
Italian), re. elected all their old off,
GERS, except one, last night.
Peter Lippes was convicted in
Judge Noonan's court yesterday and
sentenced to two years In the peni-
| Tertiary for the crime Of embezzle-
ment.
Judge King yesterday afternoon
took up the case Of John T.. Lyle VS..
| the Traders National bank, O suit to
recover 15,69233 alleged to be due
plaintiff through an error in accounts.
"A false alarm of fire called out the
department at II o'clock last night.
The Cremation society, at It's
meeting last night, decided to pur-
chase cemetery and also an incin-
orator.
I'm Judge Kings court this morn
ing the Lyle case against the Ira
der's National bank was decided for
plaintiff, judgment for So, S46.25 being
given.
AT the meeting of the San Anto-
MO Gun club last night. eight new
members were elected and twelve
new directors were chosen.
Another surprise party will be
given on Avenue G, tonight.
"A dance at Mission Garden on
the 25th, is being arranged by some
of our young society people.
Some reckless driving was dis
played by the driver of fire engine
No. /, last night, his machine almost
colliding with that of company No. 2.
There was an important meeting
of the German Day Association at
Scholl's hall last night, considerable
business of q financial nature being
disposed of.
Albert M. Miller was arrested
yesterday afternoon charged with
theft of q horse and buggy, which
he hired Sunday from livery stable
and has failed to return. He says he
gave boy orders to drive the buggy
to the stable and supposed that he
did.
Henry Clews & Co.'s private
banking house weekly circular Is re-
ceived by mail regularly at the LIGHT
Office. If you see it published in 8
newspaper as Special" you will
know it is q "fake, i" what is known
in newspaper Office as grape
vine" telegram.
Prof. F. de Stowlinski, the cele-
brated mining engineer, from Fort
Scott, Kansas, paid the LIGHT office
call this morning. He is on his
way to the republic of Mexico, where
he is to pass Judgment on some min
ing properties.
In an item in yesterdays issue,
| the LIGHT was made to state that the
engagement of Mr.. Sol. Deutsch and
Miss Mamie Frank had been an
nounced. 1t should have read Mr..
| Sol. Frank.