San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-01-13

Fancy groceries. Coulter & Ford,
Houston and Acequia streets. l8t
Give us q trial order; we guarsp.
tee satisfaction. Coulter & Ford,
grocers. 18tf
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. l:8tf
&C. P. Koch, SO South Alamo
street. Fur dresses and dealer In
dressed skins. 1.9-lm.
-46.inch silk finished Henrietta
cloths navy blue and black only),
worth ordinarily 70c per yard, re.
duced to 47c. l.. Wolfson. st.
Friday. January Is, remnant day
ut l.. Wolfson's.
Read Wolfson's big advertise
ment on page 8. which tells about the
greatest bargain sale Of remnants
ever promulgated. st
Tho members OF The Harmony
Club are requested to attend meet.
ing to be held Wednesday, January
18th at p. m. Business Of special
Importance. A. SOMMERs, 6ect'y.
"A light express wagon has been
stolen from Alex MAR, on Leona
street.
Joseph Smith was arrested yes
terday by Officer Schumacher, and
charged with theft. He is accused of
stealing clothing of clotheslines in
the residence part OF the city.
Mrs. L. w. Morrison, living on
Fourth street, was robbed of . con-
siderable quantity Of clothing Mon
day night, which was hanging on
the clothesline in the yard.
All the handsomest and latest
styles of furniture can be seen at L.
P. Peck & Co.'s, 2O2 and 204 West
Commerce street. l Ii II
For best stove wood and coal of all
kinds telephone 1856. Ii tt
Mrs. E. G. Gates, 215 Lexington
avenue, near Fourth street bridge,
gives thorough instruction in piano
and vocal music Is Inn
The pay car comes in on the I. &
@. n Friday. The boys say they can
stand the shock.
u6 Win City
is now infested. had cold night Of 1t
last night. Many slept under Mueg-
ge's warehouse. This seems to be q
favorite resort for them.
Thornton, Wright h Co. have
brought suit In Judge Kings court
against F. o. Skidmore on note.
The Koenip divorce suit was
granted yesterday by Judge Noopan.
In Judge Kings court today the
case Of Dowpey We. lyman was re-
instated. The case of Cafe We. Lane
was dismissed.
ALBERT Gmeblin and Miss Carry
Wagner were married last night at
the groom's residence, East Com.
merce street 10y Justice Adam.
"A marriage license was Issued
yeste rday to Chas. Saengerhausen
and Lima Krouse. There were none
issued today.
An affidavit was madessthis morn
ing before Justice Heron by Ed. &C.
bel, charging Lawrence Wall, q bar
Der near Mission Garden, with as
saultIng him. Wall used q cane to
chastise Gebel.
There will he several theatre par.
tres for both Frederick Warde and
Emma Juch.
Snow fell yesterday afternoon for
the first time In four years.
Frank J. Kemp, of Medina coun.
tv, was married to Miss Julia X. Par.
rOtt yesterday afternoon at the resi-
depce of v. F.. Berger, on Acequia
at-oot nv, Tustiaa lam
Carrie Holman has sued Kellis
Holman for divorce, in Judge Kings
court. She alleges adultery.
The damage suit of McCafferty
We. the San Antonio street railway is
occupying the attention of Judge
Noonsn's court today.
The county court bought some
more wild animal scalps today, re-
duced j. Lyons assessment $500, al
lowed one pauper provisions, and
ordered some advertising of court
house bids.
Carlos Acosta was discharged
yesterday before Justice Adam, of the
charge of malicious mischief, made
against him.
The auction sale of lots in Colum-
bia Heights, went like hot cakes this
morning. The buyers knew what they
were getting. The sale continues at
10 o'clock tomorrow, Jan. l4th on
south side Main plaza. The land is
beautifully situated, all plotted and
staked out. No better investment is
today offered than these lots in Co
lumbia Heights. IL 1t
The Baldwin Compounds.
The Baldwin compound locomotives
now in usa on the PenneylvapiA rail-