San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-22

For fine shoes to order, or the
best custom made, call on M. Luchese
& Bro, the fashionable shoemakers,
at 1872 East Houston street, and on
Main plaza, next to Frost's bank. IL
Special sale this week at Sullivan's
shoe store.
All goods marked $50 50 for 81 IS IS
Sl.O0 80
This will include ladies' and child
ren's oxfords, slippers and shoes, and
mems and boys shoes, ties and slip
pers. 20 If.
Don't forget Sullivan's special
sale las advertised) at corner Com.
MERGE and st. Mary's streets.
All 81 80 30 shoes and slippers for 81 80 30
100 " I" 80
This week only. 7:2Otf
-Wolfson's grand clearing out sale
of mems straw hats at fraction of orig
inal value, will continue through the
week. 1920 At
Lay & Schmidt represent the
strongest home and foreign fire in
surance companies. AIS E. Houston
street. Telephone $40. III I'm
Special treatment of catarrh and
affections of the throat and lungs, at
DIR. Clifford's Office. 10 I'm
Carter & Mullaly, undertakers,
263 West Commerce, the best of at
ention and reasonable prices. 10 I'm
F Greenwood & Co., opposite
Southern hotel, is the only place
you can get your umbrellas and par
soils recovered while you wait. IL I'm
Don't despair! If sick from using
bad coffee and tea from other dealers.
try TEXAS TEA and COFFEE Co. 233
East Houston St. 715 I'm.
Splendid chance to get good foot
wear cheap. Ellis & Co., corner Main
plaza and Commerce street are clos
ing out their large and we'll assorted
stock of all kinds of shoes at cost. 7:20tf
WIN. Cody, workman employed
at Hoefiing's meat market on Avenue
@, was pretty severely burned on
Sunday evening last by escaping
steam. b..
The amateurs are making q move
ment to give an entertainment
for the benefit of Mrs. John F. Grosh-
on, who was left destitute by the re-
cent fire.
The trash on the sidewalk in
front of the Maverick building fire
has not yet been removed. The city
should ere this have ordered the own
ers to clear the sidewalk. If the Off.
Ger on the beat knew his business a
case of obstructing the sidewalk could
be made.
Pablo Hernandez was fined $50
yesterday by the recorder, for de-
liberately riding his horse over q boy
in the street He I'M ured the boy by
the horse stepping on him. The fine
should have been much heavier.
"A negro woman who claims to be
magnetic healer has been "doing"
the residents of the Fourth ward.
She IL 80 persistent and cheeky as to
arouse suspicion as to her real occupa-
ton.
-Cecelio Sepriano, a Laredoite &C
cused of using one of the United
States official envelopes for his private
business, had an examining trial yes
terday before Commissioner Price,
and the charge was dismissed.
Lieut.. A. G. Baker, United States
Worlds Fair commissioner and naval
attache, is in Monterey, Mexico. in
the interest of the fair, and is every
where accorded great hospitality.
Carl Beck's third Grand Orche'
ira Summer Night Concert takes
place tomorrow night at Muth's Gar
den, Government Hill.
Capitalists seeking investment, or
home seekers, are invited to call Oh
JNo. T. HAMILTON & Co. 5:2tt
Maria Gonzales has been arrested
as a suspicious character. A man
who was in company with her lost
$50.
"A saddle stolen from the horse of
Constable Martinez at the Springs
the night of the French celebration
has not been recovered.
Justice Adam held an inquest as
to the death of Charlotte Patterson,
an old colored woman, today. She
died of dropsy.
The Hon. Horace Chiffon is in the
city and will address the democratic
public tonight at Rische's theatre
hall on the general political questions
OF the day.
Playing With Fire.
From the San Antonio Express.