San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-14

-JaHan plums.
Japan pessimmon.
-PiItorfromm.
Cape Jasmines.
Choice Southern evergreens.
Knox & Son, 22s E. Houston. St
IF you want fine millinery at o
bargain, see our goods. Misses O'COn-
nor & LoOney. 1:l41t
Fancy groceries. Coulter & Ford,
Houston and Acequia streets. 18t
Give us trial order; we guaran.
tee satisfaction. Coulter & Ford,
grocers. lStf
Fresh groceries, cor. Houston and
Acequia streets, Coulter & Ford. 8tf
Two 2-story brick houses for rent,
Starr street. $50 per month. e. J.
Gallagher. Loft
&C. P. Koch, 50 South Alamo
street. Fur dresses and dealer In
dressed skins. 18-1ln.
All the hapdsomest and latest |
styles of furniture can be seen at L. |
p. Peck & Co.'s, 202 and 204 West
Commerce street. ll3tf
For best stove wood and coal Of all
kinds telephone 1856. list
Mrs. E. G. Gates, 2l5 Lexington
avenue, near Fourth street bridge,
gives thorough instruction in piano
and vocal music Ii I'm
MIR. o. Ammondson, the popular
employee of the Alamo Fire Insurance
company, who has been seriously il
for many weeks past, is convalescens
and will resume his duties next Mon.
day.
Two passenger coaches full If COL
Ored people were brought in'O Hearne
from Alabama Yesterday to settle on
the former convict farm near there.
Mr.. James Stevens is now back
at his old standby, the Lockwood
saloon.
"A great many hydrants and some
water pipes have been frozen aud the
plumbers are busy.
Small boys on Fous ton street had
a good deal of fun sliding on the Ice
formed in the gutter.
The Mexicans who live in jacsls
in the suburbs of the city and In the
western portion are suffering by the
tuo e0NoI0 COIu ~odtucI. MOL law
to sleep on dirt floors, with no fuel to
keep them warm.
Coulter & Ford, Aunt Jemima
Pan Case fresh todav, col ner Acequ's
and Houston street. Telephone 500. ct
% A. Phelp., noted free though I
orator, will lecture In San Antonio
next Sunday night.
Police Officer Schumacher caught
Mr. A Meyers runaway hor' on
Commerce street, yesterday afternoon.
Hides and skins are piled The
sidewalk at the southwest corner of
Military plazs. They do not possess
very pleasant odor. Obstructing
the sidewalk is prohibited, but the
law is not upheld.
Joe Coin and Henry Jordan have
signed articles of agreement for a
wrestling match. Graeco Roman
style.
There were no marriage licenses
issued at The county clerks office this
morning, nor were there any yester-
day.
H, p. Drought has filed suit be-
fore Judge King against l.. V. and F.
Il. WeatherS, on note.
w. P. Ports, who slashed DIR.
Braunnagel's driver, gave $1,000 bond
yesterday and WAS released.
Deputy Sheriff McClusky has
gone to Seguin to bring to San An
tonic the two men charged with rob-
berry of Judge Wurzbach's residence
and theft of silver ware.
Joaquin Baltierez has been indict-
ed by the present grand jury for the
murder of the late John ID. Patton.
The Beethoven Maennerchor will
attend one of the Juch operas in o
party.
The past few days have been * 1
cessively cold In San Antonio. A
storm in the gnlf causing rush of
cold air is the cause. The mercury
was down to 81 degrees this morning
at O'Clock. Last night it was much
colder. The weather today is moder-
atiDg.
In Justice Herron's court yester-
day DR.. E. F. Hertzberg, pleaded
guilty to using abusive language to
John Pomrenky, and was fined S. and
costs.
Frank Corley and wife have sued
the receivers of the 8. A. & A. p rail-
way for So 600 damages for injuries
In an accident on the road, Oct. 5
1891.
In Judge Noonan's court yester-
day the case of McCafferty versus the
San Antonio Street Railway company,
for damages, was decided in favor of
McCafferty, who was awarded $1,000
damages.
Rafael Varrios was serenaded last
NIGHT nv the Ratieta band