San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-01-30

corder, the fines amounting 10 300.
There will be non-commissione
officers ball at Muth's tonight.
The Jennie Calef company had
very fair attendance last night.
Mrs. Bessie Street is laid up by
injuries received recently by fall
from the gallery OF her residence on
Richmond avenue.
Mrs. T. J. Lloyd, Miss Lloyd and
Mrs. G, X. Potter, of Fort Clark, are
at the Menger.
The train on the Southern Pacific
was one hour and As minutes late this
morning.
DIR. Preston, of this city, has been
appointed to take charge of the Ter
rell lunatic asylum.
The Rice murder case and the
Davis damage suit are still on in the
district courts.
Rev. Carl Hill died yesterday, at
the esideDce, corner of Gibbs and
Hack berry streets.
There will be a meeting of the
public school principals tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the High
school.
Books bought sold and exchanged
at the Old Book Store, 22s East Hous-
ton street. 130 ct
Highest cash price paid for books
relative to Texas at the Old Book
Store, 22S East Houston st. 40 Ct
-Davy Crockett Lodge No. 145,
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
will celebrate their anniversary by q
ball and banquet tonight at Casino
hall.
ID. and A. Oppenheimer have
filed suit in the Forty-fifth District
court against J. M. Gaddis on note
aad foreclosure.
Wilkinson & Co. have sold their
San Pedro avenue and Romano street
store to Mrs. Caroline Chapman for
$4,000.
The work of extending the Alamo
Electric Street Railway Is progress
ing.
An affidavit against Mrs. Stetz
has been filed in the country clerks
office.
We will sell all our winter goods
at cost to make room for spring goods.
1-A If YOUNG & ARNOLD.
Pure wax candles. for Candle
mass, at Catholic Book Store, 102
Crockett street. 1-27-5t*
200 pieces Torchon and Medici
laces to be sacrificed at A. Kahn's
former store. Ed. DREYFUs, Trustee.
1:26:6t
-Special-Gent's clothing, over
coats &C .; and furnishing 6a,11 goods must 60,
former store. Ed. Dreyfus, Trustee.
1:26:6t
The Frohsinn Singing Society
will give q grand Prize masquerade
ball Saturday, Jan 31st, at Conven-
ton Hall. Tickets SOC.
"A social club with Q full roster of
officers, was organized at TOILETS resi-
dence on Garden street last night.
The Lock wood National bsnk did
not sell the corner lot at Commerce
and Navarro streets, but retains that
for their bank. Only fronts on Com
merce and Navarro streets were sold.
Federal court opens at Austin
next Monday and revenue collector
Bell and Harry Terrell have gone
there to prepare for the same.
Mr.. J. I. ,O'Connor, q prominent
attorney of Omaha, Nebraska and
Mr.. Euclid Martin, president of the
Omaha Board of Trade, were in the
city yesterday.
News has just been received at
the U. 8. Marshal's Office of this city,
that seven carloads of silver ore
which had been struggled into this
country from Mexico, had been seized
by the authorities at Eagle Pass.
-Pasqual Arguindige, a tough
character of Mexican extraction, was
given % days in the bat cave today
for being a suspicious character. He
Is known to be a professional pick
pocket.
MIR. Vogel, the livery man, will
resume business, it Is said, at the
old stand on Blum street, as soon as
a fine brick stable is built for him by
Mr.. Ksmpmann.
Gen. Wayne Stables, BALTIC. and Paca
streets, Baltic, Nd can safely recon-
mend your Salvation Oil to all suffering
with rheumatism, as l was sufferer, and
before had finished using the first bottle
was entirely cured. j. s Fox, Cattle
Dealer, 1T North Broadway, Baltimore,
Nd. 1-30-6t
"A drunken man, said to be doing
business on Commerce street some
where, fell off the sidewalk near the
bridge and q policeman who found
him ran down to call an undertaken.
He returned and fonnd the fellow
was only dead drunk.
"A large number Of members have
been enrolled for the local Secular Soc
iety.
Justice Adam transacted no business
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