San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-23


Justice Adam this morning fined
slapping Petra Cruz, and the other $40
for throwing Ratchet at her.
Officer O'Connor is on the sick
list.
The recorder today dealt with
twelve cases, the fines amounting to
$37.
Mrs. Margaret Drummer, aged 80
years, died yesterday of consump-
ton.
-Matzos meal and cakes for easter.
Call at K. Moke's store No. 5l5 Mill
tary Plaza, and send in your order.
1-l9.2m.
Harry G. Miller's Rubber Stamp
and Stencil works has removed to 10
e. Houston street, Odd Fellows bldg.
1:3:1m
If you have u message or package
to deliver and want prompt service at
the lowest rates, ring up telephone
575. MERCHANTS can save money by
having their, goods delivered by
SMART & Holt,
Lis Inn SO Soledad st.
-Teodoro Chavez is on trial in
Judge Noonan's court on the charge
of attempting to kill Policemen Cade-
ma and Brown, by shooting at them.
Justice Heron transacted only
civil business this morning.
Juan Pals was sentenced to seven
months In Jail this morning on the
charge of assault and battery.
Terrence McHugo vs.. Krisch &
Weber, is being tried in Judge
Kings court. The jury Is now DELHI
Grating on their verdict.
Manager Millburn, of the tele-
phone exchange, had horse stolen
from him yesterday.
WIN. Morgan was arrested for
crossing funeral procession.
Mr.. Joseph Coughrsn, of San
Saba, died yesterday. His brother
| is business college student of this
| city.
Mr.. Francis Fischer, stone con-
tractor on the city hall, left today for
q contract for large dwelling. His
work here is finished.
MFR. w. HI. Weiss, of the San An
tonic street car company, leaves today
| for Austin, where he is called on bust
ness of Importance, concerning. the
Brietze electric wire bill presented be-
fore the legislature.
| There were q few of the city adj
ministration strikers at the meeting
last night who behaved very nicely,
but the bulldozers and sluggers did
not put in their appearance.
| -Callaghan's sluggers threaten to
annihilate the entire LIGHT estab
Iishment, from bosses down to devil.
Our friends we believe, will see us
decentIy buried.
-COrner bar-rooms seem to be the
favorite places where the city sluggers
meet, by appointment, for the pur
pose of humping those who dare to
criticise the acts of the present admin
istration.
| -Chas Haber was sentenced to fif-
teen days imprisonment in the county
Jail for petty theft yesterday, in Judge
Noonan's court.
Mrs. C. 8. Sampson died yester-
day at Montgomery, Ala. Sha leaves
Mrs. Louis Berg and Mr.. George
Sampson, her children, deeply
bereaved.
j. r. McMurrain, aged "a, a
Southern Pacific road patient, died
at the hospital yesterday of conges-
ton of the lungs he was i'll but
two days.
| Justice Heron held an inquest
yesterday afternoon on the remains of
| Mary Patterson, colored, who died
from cancer. Another inquest was
held on the remains of p. G. M. Ba-
ker, an old gentleman who died from
heart disease.
Science cannot produce better rem
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Guaranteed TO cure chills and fever. Sold
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"A coroner's inquest was held by
Justice Adam this morning on the
body ofAlejandro Sosa, aged 80 years,
who died in the northern part of the
city this morning from pneumonia.
MIR. John Dolan's wife presented
him this morning with a fine II pound
baby daughter. Mr.. Dolan divided
his time today between his place of
business and home, making five
minute trips.
Ransom Foreman and G. Fore
man, who held their own and assert
ed the free born rights of Young Am
erica to return sass for sass, were ar
rested for dlsorderly conduct for
''sassingn their neighbors. The re.
corder dismissed them with q shaap
reprimanding.
Juan Valdez, the old Mexican
harper, whose strings sing soothing
symphonies got little to much bug
-. h; he