San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-19

lilo popular superstition AuOuk
church folk that generally all who go
in bathing or swimming in streams
on Whitsunday are drowned, did not
materialize In San Antonio last SUM-
day.
The Alma Stuttz company has
cancelled its engagement here for
the present and has passed through
to San Marcos.
The young peoples society of
Christian Aid and Benevolence will
have q social and ice cream festival
tonight at No. 327 Hidalgo street. All
friends invited.
The San Antonio Gun Club held
meeting last night and the reports
of the treasurer IN regard to the late
shooting tournament were taken up.
All reports are not in but will show q
nice balance In favor of the club.
The funeral of Mrs. Pauline
Chabot, yesterday afternoon, from St.
Marks cathedral, was very largely
attended. The services were very
solemn. The casket and grave were
loaded with floral offerings from
friends.
DO not buy a cheap or inferior
class of Leghorn hats. Wait until
Monday, shall offer 1000 black and
white Leghorns at prices that cannot
be approached by any competitors.
Moke's Millinery Parlor. SIC St.
Everything in the shoe line at
prices we'll pleasing to the buyer.
Ladies aud gents slippers at 75c,
95c, and SIPS. Infants shoes 35c to
soc.
Ladies' button shoes, patent leather
tips, at Sl.25.
G. R. SULLIVAN, the Shoe Merchant.
This week Is the right time for
ladies and gentlemen to buy summer
footwear at the right prices, and the
right place is Sullivan's, Commerce
and st. Mary's street.
-Leghorn flats at prices that will
astonish you. Special sale commenc-
ing Monday at MoKE's MILLINERY
PARLoR. 5.16-3t
Col. Copeland's great lecture,
"Snobs and Snobbery"-next Thurs
day night at Rische's. 5:16 st
Next Thursday night Col. Cope
land will tell a few funny things
about "Snobs and Snobbery." Tick
cts for Texas Star Course admit to
lecture. Rische's opera house, Hous-
ton street. 5:l6:5t
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. 5-14 I'm
Fancy shapes, fancy shapes, new
flowers, grapes, tinsel and other rib
oons. Special sale commencing Mon
day. MoKE's MILLINERY PARLoR. st
The Beacon Hill line of the
Alamo Electric railway. from Beacon
Hill to the Riverside Park and fair
ground is nearly eight miles in
length.
The Willing Workers of the Pres
byterian church will give social at
Newton's residence on North Flores
street.
"A moon light picnic Is to be given
Wednesday night on Beacon Hill.
Dock MAYS, a we'll known hack
man who has drove hack in this city
for years, was arrested and taken to
Robertson county yesterday by Sher-
if White, on u charge of murder of a
negro convict in jail there in 1882.
Mayes and friends think he can prove
q strong alibi.
Mr.. VIM. Reuter- yesterday began
tearing down the old buildings, cor
ner of Crockett street and Alamo
plaza, where his new brick building
will shortly rise. -.
Last evenening Mr.. John T. Dick
inson, secretary of the Columbian
Worlds fair and Exposition, met q
party of San Antonio gentleman in
the parlor of the Menger hotel and
discussed the fair and the part that
Texas was expected to take in ii.
Miss Virginia Rossy's private
school will picnic next Friday at Riv-
erside Park. The browning of the
May queen takes place at 3 p. m.
The LIGHT bows acknowledgment for
a cordial invitation.
Rev. E. B. Chappell preached to
a good congregation last night at
Travis Park church. The SER
mon was earnest, practical and
forcible. It was followed by an en-
couraging response on the part of the
audience. The meetings are growing
in interest and effectiveness. Ser
vices tonight at s, conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Chappell.
The Alamo electric railway now
has a one.fare cent rate on its lines
from Beacon Hill to the Riverside
park. The line runs through a thick
ly settled part of the city and resi-
dents of San Pedro avenue and Tobin
Hill as we'll as Flores street can now
get to Commerce street or to Riverside
park without change or annoyance.