San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-03-04

Fred Kerble, proprietor Revolving
Light saloon, serves mis- patrons with
the oldest and best brands of liquors,
wines and cigars. Call and see
him. s26m
Mrs E. G. Gates, 215 Lexington
avenue, near Fourth street bridge,
gives thorough instruction in piano
and vocal music. 2l3 I'm
ID. l.; Riley & Sons, grocers, 900
Alamo plaza. 1-25-tf
We beg those contemplating the
erection OF buildings to call on Ed.
Stoves q Sons, who will save you
money in your purchases.
-Sheern & Burnett. undertakers.
259 Commerce street. Tel. lis.
Fine harness M carriage trim
ming at d. Heye, II w. Commerce
street. 26 I'm
&C. Fl. Clifford has removed his law
office to Alamo In. building. 2-S-1m.
The Metropolitan Exchange sa-
loon opposite the Gold Mine. Come
and see August Rehberg. 21G Inn
DIR. McGirk, dentist. of Denver,
Brady Brd'g. Teeth without plates, a
speciality. 2 "a I'm
Door numbers Toe. The Heide-
mann Mfg. Co., East side Main plaza.
The latest arrivals in grey, black,
red and tan slippers, prices from $3.50
up. Sullivan Shoe Co.. 2-27-6t
Tar paper at Pauly & Dielmann's.
Tar paper at PauIy& Dielmann's.
Valuable papers, insurance poll
cies, etc.. should be kept in a safe
place. The Lockwood National Banks
safe deposit vault is absolutely
burglar and fire proof. Boxes can be
rented at moderate rates. An inspec-
ton solicited. 1873 lot
The .Tyrolean Warblers at
Scholz's garden Saturday night. 8 2 At
The Millinery Parlor, 1927 East
Houston street, opposite Maverick
hotel, Mrs. E. r. Caraway, proprie-
tress, successor to Misses O'Connor &
Looney. First.class dressmaking y
speciality. Perfect fit guaranteed.
New millinery, latest, styles received
daily. 321m
BE sure to attend the auction sale
of household furniture at $40 Ave. e,
Saturday morning at 10 q. m. Great
bargains will be offered.
1t HosACK & Co., Auctioueers
The river bed is being cleaned In
several portions of the city. 1t needs
is.
"A water pipe lie sticking up on the
south side of Burleson street, between
Olive and blackberry streets, which
should be looked after. The officer In
that ward has been notified.
The old original San Antonio base
ball team will hold q meeting to-
night.
The Mission Athletic club held
its regular weekly exhibition at the
club rooms last night and q good,
though light program was intro
duced.
The following masons of the mys-
tic shrine are registered at the Men,
ger: Jno. d. Mccall, M. Samson, L.
L.. Foster, 8. 8. Shackelford, Matt M.
Smith, M. O'Connor, J. w. Maxwell,
Jno. y. johnson, E. q. Bartholomew,
Jno. D. jackson, r w. Gray, Tom
Murrah. Monroe Miller, of Austin;
G. 81. WEIGH and w. II. Young f
Taylor; J. L. Simpson of GAINESVILLE;
Robt. Lindsey of Tyler.
Mr.. Browder opened the doors of
the Menger hotel dining room today
ut twelve o'clock, to accommodate the
rush of visitors. Eighty-four excur-
sionists ate q metropolitan dinner
there today.
The Woodmen of the World need
q larger lodge room, where both
camps can meet.
News has reached this city Of the
purchase of the western Baptist"
y religious paper published at Dallas,
by Revs J. B. Cranfill and M. ".
Smith. Rev. J. B. Gsmbriel will be
the editor and Rev. j. B. Cranfill
the business manager. 1t will hence
forth be published in Waco.
The excursionists are surprised
to find so large and civilized q city as
San Antonio, away down in Texas.
Roland Reed, the comedian, was
entertained last night at Joe Cooley's
Register and left his name on the
book.
-luo uIohoh uoWu ouSibo vi hi0
company No. 2 has been repaired and
was given q trial this morning OIL
avenue B.
The Tyrolean warblers and fine
concert tonight, tomorrow and Sun
day nights, at Schools saloon. 1t
Free life size crsyon portrait.
Mcclure, 253 Commerce street. 1876
In the county court this morning
the annual reports of the commission
ers were read. Several road cases
were taken up and petitions read.