San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-02-08

For paper hanging and glazing
leave orders with Chas. F. King, los
e. Houston street. IL 5tf
Sugar Cured corned beef, 5 cts.
per pound, VIM. Smith, l25 Acequia
street. I'm
We are now prepared to furnish the
! ladies of San Antonio with the latest
styles In fine millinery and fancy goods;
! Misses Kirchner, s31 West Commerce
street. 10 10 3m
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"A large number of people from
| this place attended q bail at Castro
Vile Sunday night.
-Itis impossible TO walk through som
parts of the trans San Pedro section
without being insulted by either q
gang of Migrants or q woman OF ques-
tlonabte reputation.
1t is thought that some clue has
has been detected as to who the fell
lows are who are circulating counter
felt coins.
j. b. Baird died in the city yes
terday of consumption. His remains
were shipped to CoancN Bluffs for
| burial.
The extradition proceedings In
| the case OF Prudencio Gonzales, Fran.
cisco Benevides, Pablo Comes and
Cecilio Echavarria, who are wan ted
| by the Mexican government for muir.
| der, robbery and kidnapping, have
been postponed by Commissioners
Price, owing to the TACT that the wit
| nesses have not as yet been secured
| Their cases will probably come up TO-
day.
The Dairy Maids" held meet
ing last night and made arrange
mepts to give another exhibition drill
| III the near future.
The recorder only had two cases
| on his docket this morning, assessing
| $40 in fines.
M. Pratt was fined SIS this morn
| ing tor striking one John He'll.
The meeting of the San Antonio
| Butchers Protective association,
| which was to have been held at Con.
vention hall last night, was post
poned indefinitely, owing to there
not being q quorum present. Due
| notice of the next meeting will appear
in the LIGHT.
The funeral of Charles L. Hunter
took place from st. Mary's church
yesterday afternoon at 5 O'Clock being
| attended by large number of friends
| OF the deceased.
-Adolph Brakeman, the we'll
known barber, was married today to
Miss Ida BiDz, and a large mum Der of
friends are congratulating the happy
young couple.
While engine No. l was being
| hauled to the Washington theatre fire
this morning one of the horses fell on
Main plaza and was injured, though
not seriously.
"A marriage license was issued
| this morning to AdOlph Barlemann
and Miss Annie Binz. Licenses have
also been issued to Otto H. Schroeder
| and Miss AnnsstOna Kominski. G. II.
Wo tersdorf and Miss Mary Ida
Bode, Gus Rhode and Miss Jemminia
Word, Jake Abr and Katie File.
| mann.
The heaIthiest and most desirable To-
cation to live around San Antonio is
southeast of Alamo Plaza. This is where
South Heights is located on high ground,
good soil, has electric cars to and through
property, city water, graded streets. 30
| houses built and occupied. If yOn are
| looking for a desirable location to built
home buy lots in South Heights. De-
| ferred payments per cent. w. II. Ma
son, Manager, 52l E. Houston st.
Gravel and earth filling, for
grading sidewalks and yards, can be
| had cheaply from cellar now being
| excavated for Pauly aud & Dielmann,
at 306 East Commerce street. 2 ct
Big reduction in price OF shoes at
FL. Cunningham & Co. 20 Ina
For cash we will undersell them
all. Fl. Cunningham & Co. 26 Inn
Try our bargains ia shoes. n.
Cunningham & Co. 20 Inn
-Wsnted-A middle aged woman
as housekeeper, must speak French.
Apply at 33l Alamo plaza. 20 st
For cash we will undersell all
competitors in the shoe line. II. Cum
ninghsm & Go. 90 Inn
Deck room to let AZ the LIGHT
Office. 49, If
For cash we will sell boots and
shoes cheaper than any house in
town. II. Cunningham & Co. 20 Inn