San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-08
-wanted-A lady clerk, Sim Hart.

-CalifOrnia privet,
White Grape myrtle,
Japanese persImmons,
40 varieties of roses,
Knox & Son, 223 E. Houston. 2t
Two 2-story brick houses for rent,
Starr street. $50 per month. e. ].
Gallagher. Loft
-Lost-A half-breed Scotch terrier
bitch, about seven months old. A
liberal reward for return to B. F. John
son, 20 Soledad street. lift
Mr.. Robert Brewer, manager tor
the eminent tragedlan, Frederick
Warde, says he is 80 well pleased with
San Antonio and its climate that ev.
cry time he goes away from this city
he really advertises 10 quite Is extern
sively rs he does Mr.. Warde.
In Judge Kings court yesterday
the suit of Wells versus Burch, was
decided for plaintiff.
Miss Nellie McDermott, sister of
Mr.. Mike McDermOtt, was married
Wednesday afternoon to G. w. Smith,
conductor on the Southern Pacific.
-Lost-A black leather pocket
book, containing inside PLAIN gold
ring, some silver change, and some
valuable papers, lost on Laredo street.
The finder will be literally rewarded
if returned to Mrs. p. Hernandez, Jr.,
at No. $40 South Laredo street. 1t*
In Judge Noonan's court yester.
day L. Lewis was awarded damages
of $500 against the G. II. and 8. A.
railway.
Everything at cost, as our stock
will be closed out by Jan Is. Misses
O'Connor Il Looney. l:S2t
Ten more days for bargains in
millinery at Misses O'Connor &
Looney. liz 1t
Col. II. B. Andrews says if the
Southern Immigration convention can
be secured for San Antonio he will
call conven ton of the delegates of
the Texas Worlds Fair association to
be held here at the same time.
"A special annual meeting will be
held at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The ladies of the Tenth street
Methodist church will give supper
at the church tonight, for the purpose
of raising funds for church work.
Mrs J. M. George and sister, Miss
Emma Reed, very narrowly escaped
injury yesterday, while driving in
their mothers phaeton. The horse
ran away and wrecked the cart, but
the ladies were not injured.
Mr. r. L. StaDfield received the
news yesterday of the death of his
mother, Mrs. Lucinda Nuckolls, in
Gallatin, Tenn.
Justice Adam this morning fined
three OF the seven Migrants who we're
brought before him IS and costs. The
remaining four promised to leave the
city within twenty-four hours, and
Judgment was supended.
The Estudiantina Espanol will
hereafter hold their regular weekly
meetings at SchOlz's hall
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday to F. NICK. Dowden and
Susan g. Sterling. Three more were
issued this morning.
"A rehearsal Of "Ingomsr," to be
produced at the Grand opera house
tomorrow, was held at the opera
house last night.
There will be the annual election
Of the Turner's tonight.
A. G. UraDgs, the Mexican edi-
tor fined $50 by q jury In Justice
Adams court, for writing about his
former sweetheart, will pay his fine
instead of taking an appeal.
Deputy Sheriff McClusky has re-
turned from Castroville with the
prisoner, Tony Vann, wanted on two
charges of horss theft.
1t is reported that ak stolen hors-
es were found In this city this morn
ing.
Mr.. J. Rogers has returned from
Sour Springs, Tex, near Luling,
where he was called to witness the
burial of his father.
John Garrett was arrested by the
police this morning for allowing ami
mails to run at large.
Ada Upton was arrested last
night for a suspicious character.
The Polish Young Mems Union
Minstrels will give another enter
tainment January 80, ut Arbsiter
Verein hall.
-Moritz Kalteyer, president of the
Wheelemen's club, bad nasty fall
the other day, while riding his
bicycle. His wheel slipped on q
street car track and he fell under a
pair of horses. His wheel was in
jured, but he escaped.
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