San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-05-23

Notice of removsl-Mrs. J. A.
PEBBLES has removed her Millinery
Store to 33 l-2 Alamo plaza, where
she would be pleased to see her
friends and customers. STA Inn
Tomorrow IL Trinity Sunday, and
the church honors the day especially:
The "Gloria Patrin is the special
prayer for the day.
Good pasturage on Johnson grass
may be had, from the appearance of
things, in the little PARK adjoining
the I. & G.. N. railway depot on Com.
MERGE street.
Limo Mata, accused of theft Of
mules, was acquitted by Judge
Noonan's court jury, yesterday. Fri
day was lucky day for him.
Mr.. George Dullnig has been
granted right of way to lay oil and
gas pipes from his ranch, through the
county into the city.
Miss Sarah B. Terrell died yes.
terday evening at DR.. Simpsons resi-
dence on San Pedro Ave. The funeral
occurr ed this morning.
Several members Of the Mission
Athletic club have decided to walk to
Leon Springs tomorrow to attend the
German Day picnic, starting very
early.
"A letter from Bremen states that
Mrs. Santleben, Miss Sophia Wagner,
Miss Pauline Froboese and the Misses
Mahncke. all of this city, had reached
Bremen May 5th, safe but slightly
! seasick.
The verdict of the jury in the
case of Gray against the Crosstown
railway company for damages, re-
turned sealed verdict last night,
which was announced this morning,
giving plaintiff $500.
Beethoven Maennerchor. In case
of no heavy rains, the picnic will
take place tonight; grounds are IN
good condition. Cars leave Mill
bridge $50 sharp. 5:23:1t
H. L. Daugherty has filed two
suits against the San Antonio street
railway company for damages for
personal injuries, before Judge Noon.
ans court.
Amanda P. Burney has brought
suit for divorce from Mr.. d. Burney,
before Judge Noonan.
The Commercial Exchange will
very probably send delegate to In
dianapolis with the Belknap Rifles to
advertise San Antonio there and en-
route.
The fine white and black Leg
horn hats, dozens OF which were sold
| last week, are still offered TO the
ladies at the remarkably low price of
| 75c each, at MoKE's MILLINERY PAR
| LOR. 5:23 st
800 fine white and black LeghOrn
hats still left, at 75c each, for this
week, at MoKE's MILLINERY PAR
| LOR. o:2S st
ladies, come quick and see the
| bargains in white and black Leghorn
hats, at 75c each. MOKB's MIL
LINERY PARLoR. OBS st
In Judge NoOnan's court today
the case of CARA VS.. Stevens was de-
| cided by judgment by agreement.
Geo. Sayers applied on habeas corpus
for bond and was allowed bail in the
| sum of $1,000 to answer to the charge
of murder.
Of the eight weddings that have
occurred in the city since last Monday.
Judge NOOnan Officiated at one Justice
Adam at one and County Judge Nc
| AilisCer at six.
The Polish Young Mems Union
will have their ann ual picnic tomor-
row at Alderman ConnOr's grove, on
| Mitchell street.
Some vicious person has stabbed
Mr.. J. A. AppIer's pet hunting dog in
the chest with long knife. Mr..
Appler wants to interview that rascal
himself.
Two more charges of burglary
| have been made before Justice Adam
against Julian Flores, arrested yes
terday afternoon. These are sworn to
by w. L. Ballard.
The BeIknap Team.
Capt. r. B. Green, of the BeIknap
| RifoS Last NIGHT aaIantad the team tn