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A Controversy Over Precious Papers.

- ottf Frtctous f1peB
There is said TO be considerable dissatisfse-
ton in Chicago at the decision Of Secretary
Gresham not to allow the original Declaration
Of Independence and the Constitution Of the
United States to be taken to Chicago for sxhi-
bition ss part Of the State Departments exhibit
at the worlds fair. An order permitting their
removal for this purpose had previously been
made, and its revocation has occasioned much
unfsvorable comment. particularly among west
ern Senators now in this city. The extreme
particularly Of the United States government
with regard to its own archives, they say, comes
In sharp contrast with the friendly and confid-
ing disposition manifested BY the Spanish gov
eminent and the papal authorities, who have
permitted the priceless historical relics in thar
possession to be subjected TO all the risks Of
ocean travel, Is well - TO q longer land journey
than that required Of the State Department
archives. Every precsution. they assert, had
been provided for the cafe transmittai ana
keeping Of the precious documents.
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ErOR SALE-BY J. +. wAGGAMAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKER,
700 14TH ST NV

X
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKER.
700 14TH ST. NV
are lust .shins By day labor several
msnteis. open trepiaces and every modern IMPROVE
shfss Of The naw
slopa al Library and cable cars; prices. 3d. $50 to
FOR sALE-Fine investment-ivs brick stores.
lines; all permanently well rented.
FOR sALE-very cheap-for 50. 500; within two
blocks OF Dupont Circle; handsome ,-story 10 room
houses.
FOR sALE--s27. 800; on New Hampshire ave i
stone and bricktront residence IL rooms all in per
feet condition.
FOR sALE-For s45. 900 one of the finest corners
in oak and cherry otSal4 With aTse sta5a
FOR sALE-Great bargain for. sle. 900; beauti full
corner residence well built. handsomely finished and
pspered throughout.
FOR sALEmcHgAP HOMES; several decided bar;
and easy terms.
FOR SALE-We are also offering some cheap
0 d. fSr sGeeu la or 6ndsTs They incads
that snbdivdes to great advantage and within one
block of good business and street car center where
ground sells for many times our price.
H. ".
ave.
Three valuable economical corners in highly i'm.
proved square big chance Tor builders.
FOR SALE-MORRIS ADDITION-Buy a lot at
present prices and you will save and make money.
We call special attention to this affording
an excellent opportunity for investment and cheap
homes lots 2Jx131 on L. NJ 18th and oSth SITS H. e.
IL minutes walk from > car lines and directly net
car line $500 TO &iO0 terms to suit cash il you
build. JNO F. WAGGAMAN
mhi I'm 100 l4;h st. I. W.
L'OR SALE-TwO SQUARES FROM THE CAPT.
L tol-three beautiful Groom houses; brown stone
and press brick BAY window fronts steps cleo
trlc bells and lighting: speaking tubes; handsome
cabinet mantels concerted cellar; furnace; pantry
and a. m. l. easy terms. Apply to
mhl3-lm 400 n. j. ave.se.
lrOR SALE-THE FINEST SITE IN THE CITY
L for an apartment house; on st. u. opposite
Franklin Park - #. h H. x144 #. to Soft alley
improved by three 4story p b. houses and stables in
Apply to DIR. d. NJ. OGDEN, Executor,
mhl3-lm' 1924 p ST. ".
LNOR SAIE-THOSE HANDSOME g. 9 AND 10
Il room houses cor. 18th and W SITS. every mod.
imp. electric bells, fine abnet mantels beautiful
decoration: near three lines; granolithic side
walks finest houses in northwest section for less than
SIOOO; terms to suit; open all day for inspection
Waterman in charge: call and examine them. m.5- I'm
L'Ok SALE-NICE NEW TwO-STORY SIX
L room brick dwelling a. m. concrete 1t. south
ern exposure price only s.. 800; $500 cash balance
to suit. BAKER NORRIS & HAMPTON, 62O +
ST. NV (l0Sl mh2o
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MR. N. +. O'DoxoHur and Mr.. Redmond
delivered addresses 1t the meeting Of she
Father Mathew Temperance socisty -
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-03

The Sandwich Islands,
whether annexed or not, viii want Old Douaum
Cigarettes. Photograph in each package.
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E'oR sLE-N.w.. NEW BRICK DWELLING
,eontsl1iny large rooms bath and cellar; heated
TX ncry papered tiled vestibule: lot 1SAx
81 Ioit rear alley the incest nome the city for
..s money; price. %. $50 TERMS $500 cash balance
70 per month- Why ray rent
1870. EAsJEkDAY HALDEMAN
t3&OD tapl-3sl 6O6 b At
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

L'OR SALE-AT 81. OOp. NOW PAYING . PER
IL CENT AT THIS PRICE-6rOom new frames,
lf1t feet front Horch halls sc 81 lines of cars half
square away, 500. balance easy.
CHAS A. SHIELDS.
apr-
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l'Ot. SALE-A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
II party with 500 cas- purchase \ splendid
brlck Residence IN convenient and fashionable sec
ton o che northwest at 81 900 les than IRE
IIit ths' house handsome front thr
stories and basement rooms. we'll lighted and
ventilated lsrs closets and pantrieS fer $40
month pTlre rSuced 81. 800 mus be sold
once, afs;ract furnished. This j. $ CnsnCe.
II DAVID II. STONE. 500 and SOC z
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EoR SALE : FRAME HOUSES YOUK TO SIX
rooms. $500 TO 81. l50
brick houses. TO rooms. 81 600 TO "a 500
stone and braez houses. s ~ ~ Rooms "a COO and
upward. N' ~"'"o~ s~A
seNeFN special bargains. accommodating terms of
Ps,tnehS All scNaniaves usually offered by first
IeAl estate orokers are guaranteed this ONCE
lsn youi prop.,ty WITH US stocks, bonds aud other
securitie- AZ the popular corner t;rh and r sts n
". Money To loan ON nrst-clsss security
.n,, y. q. AUKAM.
Ati-iln 81
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I'OR SALE-NFARLT NEW BAY-WINDOW BRICK
II ne2- Capitol: q i4rEe rooms and bath. mod.
IEpered thrCu ut ELEGANT lora,On wide Parkin
vs-N coInpe5- home. price a.. easy terms 800
or 500 cash. balance monthly; Possess he had
al heys a Office. DAVID l. SToSE,
apl-.t S.I. Stf. r -
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T IGHT. CLAN, DRY AND AIRY STORAGE
- rooms 1t LATIMER SLOANsS, 14OS @ Ct for
the storage Of furntture trunk. boxes. he best To-
cation In the city. no,s3-1m
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L,OR SALON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
L mere new homes at Lakeland. Nd.
Two 81 200 cottages. ,irs.. S30cash and 500 mo-
Two 500 cottages o 10 9r.. s:s5 cash and S:s
Two 81 % % cottages Srs $40 cash and $50 p-r mo-
Two 81 pD0cottages, Sto Tors &i5c aud s-s5 mo-
All Of the above cottages convenient 10 tile sta
ton. they well built. have porches. wells y Imps
fences, outuiidinss. Sc lots that contsin Is OoO
feet ground. Lakeland situated eight miles from
" ashington on the Wash. branch of the B. o. T. X.
Also the line OF the proposed boulevard and
railroad 10 Baltimore. II has beautiful lake stores
post Office. schools churches &c Communication tickets
to Wash. only "a cents each way. Apply to EDWIN
A. NEWMAN. owner. 1889 r st. NJ W. from to 10
3 IN. or p. m At Lakeland Inquire for 7. j. CABLE
Supt- nhS-.3m
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SMALL HOUSES
9Th y L. ..,-ssory brick =. $3 500
Cor lst and stan story frame; business prop
srty lot lY&xlOo. eo,5p
Der #
sth near u e., 3story frame . rooms q m. 4 :;
lot lS5sx1l5 70 10 alley: new 2-siory brick
BILE 5000
"a uesr a e.. 2-story bay window brick. o rooms:
AMI. nice yard. alley and parking. Only 81. 30
nesr I'd n g 2-stofy and basement; press brick
bay window; 6 rooms; MI yard. alley and park
Ing. 800 o-,,p W wu,rv
Ap1-3t OSCAR W WHITE. SO ST. nv.
C,OR SALE-.Ols 18TH ST. wv. PRESS BRICK
IT and Sro~n-stone front. containing parlor recep-
ION hall DINING room. kitchen. nve chambers and
am large lay. large yard and wide alley finely
decorated. $40, OUD
api-.a PLANT 4 TURPIN. 1923 y. Y. ave
NOR SALE = DO VOC WANT TO GO To THE
COUNTRY We SCI . beautiful property q
szith-rs6urx half hours ride from this city twenty
even trains daily. three minutes walk from station
une-room house parlor. six bed rooms. cement cell
lr. pure wster. IL acres OF grOund; Is varieties
aape- fruit abundant location unsurpassed Price,
q 900. e.. 600 cs.h balance 10 suit
apl-Ss WARREN CHOATE CO.. 80 1lth Of.
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Il HOUSES.
L have large number OF houses in all sections of
Washington and in the desirable suburban dis
tricts for sale.
Write for hs. stating locality and kind of house de
sired and VIII nd special list, Lists of houses and
OF lots can be obtained az my office upon application
WALTER n. ACKEE.
mh3l-6t zoos st. n w.
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INOR sALE-srH ST wv. fl:DNTA3E OF
1T A. Dy depth Of lOl feet lIrf;- .y: i'm
prove by IL room house suitable for store.
and dwell ings this is offered low price; parties
wanting property should this attention
aol.p 0EO. ". LlNKINs. 800 Igth 81 w
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EpH SALE-N SACRIFICE N NEW BAI-WIN-
a '~ gs4rs IN III 81 ne near 81 2-tOrrS and con
tet-celrs, a--- bath. han .sO.,eiy paper-t
tLr"G aunt. h~ate by iUrnsr", yard IN rear 70
9"y rented 20 - ter1-- 80 per trust OF
s4ulo can run Unit June. 1875; bslsnce to suit ,
sis- -erured 10 a 80: desirable hrst-
Cis~- investment. ''a-l permit Inspect.
aUl-'s DAVID II. STONE, ST.. sf-i r Il. n
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E'OR SALE-BARGAINS-NEw HOUSES; EASY
L terms 6}9 anu GAL G st. n. long lots to alley ;
rooms AMI cellar; pspered and electric lighting.
OWNER. 20 4 st. W. mh3l- :}m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15
HEARD AROUND TOWN.

Keep the Old pruaing knife sharp.
Another cold wave struck West End
this morning.
There should be no distinction made as
to color or race when arresting tramps.
g. Fl, Mumm's representation is In the
city and is doing nice business.
Mr. Fresenius. the Lone Star brewery
collector, made his rounds yesterday and
all the boys had good time.
Fire Chief Peck. Col. Page and Judge
Callaghan enjoyed the play at the Grand
last night.
Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Mclean will prob
ably spend the summer with their daugh-
ter in Florida.
There was not enough seats sold for the
matinee yesterday to pay the head usher
a week Salery.
Unless the San Antonio Opera House
company make some chang in the man
agement of the Opera House next season,
steps will be taken before twelve months
by other parties to build a new opera
house.
There are several hundred Indian beg
gar trampS in our city who are never
molested by the officers.
Mr.. :. WoIfSon is having large add
| ton built TO his already handsome resi-
dence on AvenueC.
A new weekly paper devoted to litera
| ture science and art is projected as the
special organ OF societies having those
! attachments in views.
| A meeting will be held in SChOlZ' hall
| tomorrow for the purpose OF considering
| whether or not the Powder House Hill
! Gun club and West End Gun club shall be
/ CONT ined into Que grand and more useful
J organization.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15
HOW A WOMAN SUICIDES.
The Artistic Manner in Which San
Antonio Female Tried to
Drown Herself.

While a number of folks were fiShin!
recently in the river they witnessed 1
very interesting spectacle, that of 8
woman who wanted to suicide, or rather
imagined that she did and tried to make
them believe she intended to drown her
self
Sne vas gaudily attired ana wore fam
ing trimmings TO her new white spring
gown and her general make was rather
loud. When she first reach d the river 5
edge she looked around apparently
to be sure that there was some .
body around TO see her. aud find =
ing she was not close enough at
first to attract the attention of the dis
cipIeS OF Isaac Walton. she moved up
up about fifty yards nearer to where they
were. Then she seated herself on the
damp and dewy grass and commenced to
Weep IOuu enough for them To hear her
Then she pulled off one of her shoes and a
stocking. An interval of about five min
utes elapsed, interpreted with more
weeping when she got close to the waters
edge and put the tips of her toes; in the
water ard vtSb'y shlvered and was heard
to scream Ouch
She then proceeded to PIT the stocking
back on her foot still weeping until her
eyes and nose were both very red Just
he mad got the stocking GA the garter
rolled down the bank and into the river.
She made grab SpaSmOGicaly for it, but
it eluded her and fell into the stream. In
the scramble for it she lost Ter balance
and went headfOremOSt into the stream
herself uttering u wild and piercing
scream as she fell.
The water was only about three feet
deep, but the mud at the bottom was soft,
and her head stuck in it. while her feet
and wealth Of lingerie and hosiery was
performing prOmiScuOu>ly on the surface
of the water. She was in very pCriIOuS
predicament and the gentlemen who were
fishing ran at once TO her rescue. One of
:hem. whose hand was held ny anoth-
er, stopped for ward and caught one
of her feet and pulled her head out of the
mud and Shiny OOze in which IL was
stuck. but not without being dragged in
no the water with his assistant and they
all three hOundered around considerably
before the woman was rescued from u
watory grave.
The two gallant men lost a big string
of nsh thai they mad either c.ught or
hOuguI from small boy, and the woman
was sight and fright wher
they got her safely on the bank
Tho h'"ndirg of the rivers bO'-
tom soil with the brilliant color
Ing Of Tue trimmings OF her toilet made
her Look like an aurora bOrealS hit in the
center with an lux bottle and her COM
plexion. which evidently had been made
up FIR he occasion. iooHrd ike a rainbow
struck by SCavengrr cart.
A doctor happened 10 be near by and
>ucCo dpd in pumping out liberal supp
of muddy water. When She came to, h"I
first p rIamatiOn was: "Oh. George,
GrDrgr. | wanted 10 die for you.
4 blanket was brought from one of the
brcwerieS near by and wrapped about her.
tI,I - - lt4F homo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15
G/NGHAM AND WHITE GODS
DISPLAYING

Won want the lasest; then see our Cor
doom suitings at IGHc.
Now is the time for purchasing a pon-
gee. We are showing the Foochow pom
gee at only I2Hc.
Outing fannels in red and light
grounds, Ioc and I2Ec.
Figured linen lawns, 1Sc to IS.
You want the latest2 We have-them
right now. You want good value? That
Is what we offer you. You want good
assortment to select from? We never had
a better.
Lawns by far the best values ever
shown. Linen lawns, I5c to SI.25; India
lawns, &c to 4oc; Victoria. lawns, Ioc to
soc; Persian lawns, white and red, I5c to
soc; cross barred and lace striped lawns,
from SIC to $50; satin striped lawns,
very rich, from 2oC to 45c.
Mulls-Cotton mulls, all colors; silk
mulls, all colors soc, CSC, 75c and $I.oo.
Organdies-French organizes in ex-
quisite designs and latest shade Swiss
organizes, all grades; all grades i'll black
and white French reverings, suitable for
Jokes and sleeves, soc to SIS
Besides hundreds of other different
kinds Of wash fabrics of latest styles.
Pension mulls in delicate shades only
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Kampmanl
have gone to st. Louis.
Thad C. Bell is expected to re
turn from Washington today.
Jake Breier has returned from &
pleasure trip to Houston.
Charles H. Pescay, a prominent
Dallasite, is at the Menger.
Paul Hedwig, an architect OF
Austin, is at the Mahncke.
A. Richter, a merchant of Wei
mar, and wife, are here and are at
the Mahncke.
DR.. Holland will be married to
one of New YOrk's charming young
ladies on May 9th.
H. Montgomery, chief railway
mail clerk, has returned from trip
up the road.
Tyler C. Williams will leave in
a short while for trip to New
York.
Col. r. NJ. Moore has returned
to the city after several days alb
sence on business.
w. ID. Lawson, travelling passen-
ger agent of the NJ. X. & T., came
this morning from Houston.
Miss Emma Henne, of New
Braunfels, is visiting the family of
Ludwig Mahncke at the Mahncke
hotel.
Mrs. b. NJ. Murphy and daughter,
Miss Jennie, of Corpus Christi, are
guests of Mr.. A. Peterson, at his
home on Cadwallader street.
DR.. Amos Graves, ST., left last
evening for st. Louis, where he
will attend the Texas Live Stock
association meeting.
Mrs. A. l.. PaillOn, Miss McDon-
aid and c. NJ. Eaton are a party of
New Workers who are here to enjoy
a visit to this section, and are at
the Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Schryver and
daughter, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. X. Martin, of Chicago, are
visiting ROckpOrt and Corpus
Christi.
Matthew Tierney, an attorney
who recently came here from
Washington City, was admitted
morning in Washington,
as a member of the bar, entitled to
practice there in the Interior de-
partment.
ChaS. b. Peck, Jr., son Of the as
sistant general manager of the 5.
\. Il y. p, is visiting his family in
this city. Mr.. Peck is in charge of
the stores department of the Pull.
man company, at Jersey City, and
is making his first visit to Texas.
He finds a delightful change from
the snow banks of New York, to the
spring weather of San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15

French Gipghams in new and exquisite
designs, ranging in price, viz2 25c, 3oc,
$50; 4oc aud soc.
Scotch and American zephyr ginghams
ISc, 2oc and csc.
We lay claim to the very best Ioc and
I2H values in American ginghanDs in the
city.
Our French satires are perfect imita-
tons of China silk. They are the admira-
ton of all. Ranging i'll price from 25c
to 4oc.
The American satines are shown in
novel patterns, maxine a pretty and
stylish costume.
Our French Organizes are unsurpassed.
All latest shades, both dark and light,
25c, soc and 4oc.
French Moussulines, the new wash ia
brio. A lovely variety Of designs on tint
ed grounds, $50.
Japponetts, by far the best values ana
prettiest designs that have yet been
shown i'll the city. Only soc.
Printed and solid colored combines,
double fold, something new, very pretty
-2Oc.
Our II &c Irish lawns in all the new
designs, are SO inches wide and are de
cided bargains Ask to see them. See
ing is believing"
Delphia mulls in the latest shades,
I2Hc.
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Slice of Paradise.

Hon. \ w. Houston, who has just re-
turned with Mrs. Houston from Wash
ingtOu whore they went to witness the
inauguration ceremonies. said this morn.
ing to reporter of the LIGHT: The
ceremonies We're very impressive and the
pr rre>SiOn was the largest | have ever
witnessed in my life We watched it for
four hours and half as it passed the
presidential reviewing stand and IT had not
all pas e when we got tired looking at
il
Tho inaugural ball presented a spec
tacIe hat might well be compared to a
slice off Of Paradise. The toilets w-re love
" and the decorations We're beautiful
There were 1l.CO) people on the floor Of
the ball room and tue ball was given in
the Pens on building which is mammoth
structure"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15

J. NJ. Otter, who was manager of
all of the hotels owned by the es-
tate Of the late a. T. Stewart, and
who is now manager of the Park
Avenue, the Windsor and Grand
Avenue hotels of New York, and a
summer hotel at Saratoga, and an
other at COney Island, is in the
city, accompanied by Mrs VIM.
Brown and F. w. Brown of New
York.
Miss Clara Dullnig is celebrat-
ing her birthday today and is re-
ceiving the congratulations of her
many friends.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers have
been filed since last report:
Alamo Heights Land and I'm
proVcmcnt company to :. NJ.
Roughton, lots 81 to 81, block 3,
Alamo Heights; 800.
Geo. II. Stumberg to Bart j.
Crowther, 34XjG and 9OX2j varas
out Of o, C.. |. s, +. i. d. ,, on Nudo
street; ST. 300.
Geo. y. Chabot to John f. Pprke-
witt street; : 900.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15
LIGHT FLASHES

| FUN ENI-1DlOI6 NV. 90 W rs
Commerce street. Possession givel
May 10. Apply to Nat or Dan
Lewis. 3 10 3t
Masters Frost and Woodruff
will entertain their little school
friends this afternoon.
The family physician. Mrs Helen r
| Skaters 420 Walnut street, Reading, Pa
| states: I'VE always use Salvation Oil fol
| what it is recommended in place of a
physician. 1t never fails"
The work of repairing the
Houston street bridge will be COM
menced in few days, as soon as
arrangements can be made by the
city engineer.
The power of the San Antonio
Street Railway company gave out
last night about II 30 o'clock and
occasioned much Inconvenience to
passengers.
Mrs. VIM. Murden, 1877 Third street,
Albany, n. Y, gives it the need of praise
as follows: Il have used DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup and find ii has no equal. No family
should be without it "
Mike O'Meara, assistant city
detective, has been a most efficient
officer of the law for the past twen-
ty-two years,
We make a speciality and are
showing some very handsome de-
signs in MOquette carpets for Par,
lOrs, Halls, Photograph galleries
and such uses. r. 10 3tl l.. Wolfson.
1t is said that the newly APP
pointed police officers will not go
on duty until uniforms are made
This will probably take fifteen
days.
See our new assortment of Mo-
quette carpets in special designs
and cOlOrings, at very low figures.
3 - st l.. WOlfsOn.
Among the officers elected by
the Cattle Raisers' convention at
Fort Worth yesterday was J. b.
Taylor of San Antonio, who was
vice president.
To-day ours is the largest and
best assorted stock of carpets and
in the city, and at very
low prices. 3 ID 3t l.. WOlfson.
Walter Carleton, accused of
being a deserter from company II,
Of the Tenth United States infantry,
was captured recently near Denton,
aud was delivered yesterday after
noon by his captors at Fort Sam
Houston.
A Observation-Disclosures eXrur-
sion bearing 100 passengers will ar
rive here over the Southern Pacific
railway tomorrow morning.
-AlOnzO HcnfOrd and Walter
Evans, two little cOonS who stole a
bicycle from Dean Ward, a white
boy, We're charged today before
Justice Jones with petty larceny.
The transfer of the S. y. p. is
now billed for the first Of April,
and this is regarded as the same
sort Of joke as the statements that
It was to take place in January,
February and March.
Marriage licenses We're issued
today to William Clark and Carrie
Caldwell; James +. MOtfett and
Louisa Dukes, Charles Eberhardt
and Emelie ZitZlcmann.
For RENT-Store No. 32S West
Commerce street. Possession given
May 18th. Apply to Nat or Dan
Lewis. , - st
Ed Corbett will fix all the boys
up with green neckties for Saint
Patrick's day, who will call at his
p ace Of business, 3O2 West Com
merco street.
Wanted, rooms and board for
two. State terms. Address ar"
this office. 3l5-3t*
LAWN TENNIS,
3-lj-Im BAINBRIDGE & CORNER.
-Wakemann's new Millinery
Bazaar at 229 West Commerce st.
will be open for business Thursday
March l6. The grand millinery
opening will not be till Wednes-
day, March -. 3 ID 1T.
HEARD AROUND TOWN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15
NEW CARPETS.

Our stock of carpets is complete
in every detail. We are showing
the prettiest designs and colorings
in tapestry, Body Brussels, Mo-
quette etc, ever brought to
this market, with a special display
of MOquette for parlOrs, photo
graph galleries etc.
3 Is 3t l.. WOLFsON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15
Building Permits

The following building permits
have been issued since last report:
Estate of A. Zallmanzig, lumber
and stone store, Houston street,
Fifth ward; 5000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-15
''We'rePrepared''

TO the demand the days that always
Everything necessary for SPRING and SUMMER in
qualities and exclusive styles both FOREIGN and AMERICAN
novelties for dress purposes are how