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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE OFF
~ THOMAS MCKINNON. deceased Notice 4,
hereby gwen by the undersigned, WILL NJ PER
KINS, executor of the estate OF THOMAS Nc
KIN NON, deceased, to the creditors of and an
persons having claims against the said deceased Tn
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publication of this no.
tice to the said WILL M PERKINS executor
at 96l Mission street. IN the city and county OF
San Francisco, the same being his place for m o
transaction of the business of the said estate In
the city and county of San Francisco State az
California. WILLIAM PERKINS
Executor OF the estate OF THOMAS MchINNoN
deceased.
Dated at San Francisco. January 80 1894
BOYD, FIfIELD ~ HOBUIG, ATTORNEYS for e.
tate. fel 4ts Tn
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PARTNERSHiP NOTICES.


| DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSh IP-THE
- hrm OF ALLISON. GRAY II CO., comprised OF
ID Il. AL L1sON and j. NJ. GRAY, and heretofore
Doing business at Nos. 50I509 Front street, San
Francis CO. is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. }. NJ Gray retireS. and the business will be
continued by ID. +. Allison under the name and
style OF ~. f. ALLISON & co." who viii col
lect ali accounts due said firm and pay all iabili
ties thereof
san Francisco. February 5, 1894.
ID. r. ALLISON.
fe7 l5t j. NJ GRAY.
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S9OO0-Rents over 1851 per annum Mob Hill
natS; incest sort or an investment; very best
neighborhOOd; good deep lot: cable-cars pass the
door.
S25, 0U0-Sutter St. near Larktn; large piece OF
property: 81 :6xl 81 IS; old Improvements; rents
$140 per mo- III.
25xS7:6.
S22, 50O-EHis ST., near Leavenworth; 4-story
building; 20 rooms; occupied by owner; worth
$l5U rmo III: Iat27XS7:6 Is.
$35. UOO-Ofer waited; Ellis st near Jones;
substantial residence of - rooms; iot % ;o1l1o
To street; should b. converted INTO d lougihs
house 10 produce good income -o,,,
Sl55OO-Bush St, near Mason; lot 5OIl3I;o;
good location Tor private hotel or hats.
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INVESTNE NTS SOUTH OF MARKET ST. AM
- AT THE MISSION.

s6VUO- RentsIs7OOper annum; Tehama near Sd:
S-storv buildings front and rear; bank Is forecl s
ing MORTGAGE; owner cCmpeiled 70 sell; lot 2bXSO
az QOn-Stb st 1T. u sSion; first-claSs 3-Story
bufIGlrr. store and todg C-house; occupied by
owner at present: should rent for Sl25 per month.
s275U-Rents $40 per month: Morris ave, near
Harrison: ? fals OF aud rooms each; lot 25xSO.
S46,OOO-Rents S541 per month; good bushes s
corner close 10 Sd and Market SITS. lot 40xSO
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INVESTMENT AND BUSINESS LOTS IN THE
WESTERN ADDITION.


SlO5OO-Rents Sl6O per month: 5th ave- only
100 feet from ID ST; improvements consist of 2
buildings; occupied as saloon and restaurant; lot
bUxl20; cabIe-cars pass the property.
S7500-Nice business corner: Sacramento and
Scott SITS. lot 20 ;6xl o. S14 both streets bitumn
this lot.
S70o0-CalifOrnia st, near Larkin; business
property; store aud broom fiat above; lot 27 ;6x
s. g
S3O,OOO-Rents $500 per annum: Ellis. near
Cough; fine flats of 2 and rooms each; lot
<9KlZ0.
s2s,oO0-Rents $500 per annum; Eddy and
Scott; new flats; all occupied; lot 81 :6xlOO
$51OO-C0r. Fell and Fillmore: lot 3 :3xlOO
$350O-Cor. Fulton and Lyon; 25x96 10; streets
paved and accepted
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INK PARK ST, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III fiat; also housekeeping rooms and single;
all SUNNY ia2S
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CITY REAL ESTATE
/ BALDWIN d HAMMOND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
RENT COLLECTORS AND AucrfoNEERs
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
TELEPHONE 599.
TELEPHONE 599.

INVESTMENTS, RESIDENCES and BUILDING
LOIS NORTH OF MARKET ST AND EAST
OF VAN NESS AVE
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SPIRITUALISM.
TRUE As STEEL: GREATEST TRANCE ME-
dunn in the world: failure. II Ninth feS i'm
NINE. SCRMIDT FROM VIENNA. MOST RE
M nowned: revealing future events: ladies al
gentlem en- 81: by mail $3. S56 Mission st. fe6 If
MRS FIX, BUSINESS MEDIUM. l57 CLARA
NJ ST. bet Fourth and Fifth, M. olsom FED 7ts
4 CAMPBELL. SPIRIT ARTIST AND SLATE
- writing medium from Chicago; now at 200
Market ST.. pariors sos 1872: lake elevator fe2 q
A REIVED-MME. DIR. ATLANTA BUSINESS
~ and Test Medium: tells your entire life from
cradle to crave; every hidden mystery revealed:
tells condition OIL every organ In body; tells cures
brings back lost love: uuteS the separated; gives
names future husband OF wife; she has no equal.
fees 81 up: open sun day 242 Sixth St ial0 If
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I Q FIRST-COLUMBIA HOTEL: FURNISHED
10 single and double rooms; SIS ninth up ja2y i'm
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THE GRAND SOUTHERN, CORNER MISSION
l. and Seventh, 3 new frst-class rooming- n ouSe
newly furnished, Will be opened for business
on January %, 1894; no DARK rooms; paths on
floor; elevator, gas and running water;
rooms by the day. week or month: the pair mage
OF visitors TO the fair is especially solicited ia2I IF
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. FLATS OF ROOMS EACH; RENT SO AND
Z S1l; separate entrances. 1925 Sacramento
/
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- GOLDEN PLACE, OFF GOLDEN GATE AVE
- bet Hyde and Larkin-Sunny suite; gas bath /;
quiet: Is. ial7 If
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-
&025O 500 CASH. $25 MONTHLY, FOR
C0--CO' new Groom cottage; modern i'm
provements
s23OO-s5OO cash, S25 monthly, elegant Groom
s2g5O-s25O cash. $50 monthly. broom cottage.
al station.
s35OO-$5OO cash $50 monthly. new Groom cot
t2ge; bet. broad and narrow gauge. Houses to let
from $40 to $15 per month
OPEN SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
MARCCSE d kEMMk L. 628 Market st, S. F. :;
Bay-st station and High st. station, Alameda
nO1l Sa IuTh If
CTSOn 1ORJOM NEW HOUSE: MODERN
u lOOO. Improvements; large grounds; fine
location; near station; easy terms. <, ID. JUDD.
fe37t
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE - NOTHING
II down, easy monthly payments; houses built
TO suit purchaser; only 10 per cent down. monthly
payments same as rent; modern cottages or
rooms and bath. with 50 feet frontage each;
$500, $27OU and $3.50: easy payments: assign
ee's safe; must be closed out; make offer. II. Z.
MOREAL & CO., 142S ParG St, Alameda. de10tt
"A K ARE BUILDING HANDSOME 2-sToRY
~ houses OF D, b, Z and rooms in the very best
locations IN Alameda and sell them with lots and
other improvements from $500 upward very
easy monthly iustalimentS; now is the time 10
cure home comDlete IN all respects in beautiful
Alameda. See us before closing purchase.
once open evenings. MUTUAL BUILDING AND
INVES MENT COMPANY, 1902 PARK ST..
Santa Clara ave. nO24 tt
IL MONTHLY BUYS A S425 LOT IN ALA
IO media. +. SPARROW. $40 Market. apll Il
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
GOO 00O CoLoNY Professionalism
II ~ WV. acres; 600 acres cleared: 300
acres bottom land: part trade. G. 7. ERN, with
c Y. HAMILTON. 46s Ninth st. oakland fes II
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MEDICAL.


I AIRES! CHICHESTERS ENGLISH PENNY
IL royal Pills Diamond brandt are the best safe
reliable Take no other Send &c (stamps) for
particulars "Reef for Ladies" in letter by retnrn
mail AT druggists. Chichester Chemical Co
Philadelphia. Pa. apS SaSuTb Nv
DRIYATE DISEASES; so YEARS EXPERI
ence. b26 kearny 81. Jas Inns
DRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT die
4 Eddy. for ladies who desire to go into eonfne-
mcnt with every care and attendance of a German
physician CDR HEHWIG) and graduated mid wify
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40 SEVEN TH-WELL-FUR FINISHED ROOMS
| IL single and double. Mrs Prahl. prop ~ If
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DO YOU WANT BUILDING LOTT
DO YOU WANT LOT FOR AN INVESTMENT ,
WE WILL SELL YOU LOTS NEAR THE PARK so
PER CENT LOWER THAN ANY ONE ELSE
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OOI KEARNY-OFFICES AND FUR. ROOMS
ID / to rentreasonable; all conveniences IL I'm
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COTTAGES AND HOUSES UNDER ssoOo.

SS0O0-Walnut. nr. Sacramento; ew reside nee
OF 10 rooms and bath; the only OF four left:
open Tor inspection week days and Sundays; lot
25IS7 IS; Will make terms TO suit.
S45OO-Iyon, near Bush; new cottage, rooms
and bath; high basement; brick foundation; lot
25x1O0.
$4SOO-Point Lobos ave-, netr 4th; neat 2-story
bay-window residence OF rooms and bath; lot
251lO0; cable-cars pass property.
S225O-Jersey. near amond; EaStake cottage
OF rooms and bath; lot 25X1l4
S6l50-Pine, near BroCerick: modern residence
Of rooms and bath: lot 25Xl31 Is. lea SuTuTh 3
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ATToRNEYS-AT-LAw,

DyICE FREE IN ALL LEGAL MATTERS:
4 divorce probate laws marriage contracts. pri
yete 6 W HOW z. att'y-at-law, Market and 18th. If
ar w DAVIDSON, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW. APO
w California ST. rms. lab; advice free do tf
ID A CR0THERS. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw; 9o5
IL. CLAY at nos VI
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THE SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE: l29
L new sunny rooms half the price OF pest hote s:
very central; strictly respectable % Eighth st,
mr. Market A. ". MANNING, pruprietor IOA5r
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ROOMS TO LET-CONTINUED

HOBSON HOUSE: ELEGANTLY AND NEwL'
IL furnished: 25c TO 81 night. Az Kearny 81 81
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= UNNY FRONT ROOM: FIREPLACE AND
closet; rent reasonaOle; nicely furnished
81 Grand ave, bet. Mission and Howard. feI II
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| Tx LARKIN-NENLY FURNISHED ROOM:
L all day; running water; gas and bath /;
| s -: also single. $40 jalO I'm
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GH000 2-STORY EASTLAKE RESIDENCE
= OOOOO. rooms and bath; lot 29 :4xl37 IS !;
north side Green ST., No 1918. bet OctaVia and
L&guna.
sb6oO-251lOO feet; west side 9th ST.. near
Harrison
s46OO-o5x1I7:s; cor. vicksburg and Elizabeth
streets
sI5OO-1OlIOx114; cor Douglass and valley
streets.
S75O-44:2I west side 14tn ave. mr.. B St
S65O-24 ;9x12O; Cook ST., north from Point
LoboS ave.
s65O-S2xl6O feet; cor. old san Jose road and
Unadla ave, San Miguel Homd Assn. CHAS
c. FISHER. 507 California st.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

GTOO0 A FIRST-CLASS COAL. WOOD AND
~ UUO. feed business for sale at a bargain;
No I location and is good paying business;
must sell on account of other business. Cali or ad
dress ALDEN Il GARFIELD, 9O2 broadway. oak
land feS 1t
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DENTISTS.
DR j. j. LEEK. PROPRIETOR OF LEEK
- DENTAL PARLORS. l Fifth st.-AH WORK
nTSt-class and reasonable: teeth extracted by
electricity; consultation tree; open evenings and
sunday until noon. -Su
A WARDED Me 10 MEDALS FOR BEST
- plates. crowns, bridgeworS; implsntng 10:
my secret method OF extracting or filling teeth
palhlessly. without the use OF dangerous anses-
Inotics as other dentists compelled to for
painless dentistry. crowds my ofice with patients
from All parts OF the world; all work reasonable
street ia1a -
FULL SET OF TEETH FOR 81; FILINGS
- az lowest prices; work warranted. DR. J. w
hE LIZ market ST., bet. Mason ana Taylor n30 If
10. A. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST
near Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates are made; old plates MADE over like new;
leetn rom 90 per set extracting soc gas gven4tf
4 oLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION. sos MAR.
= ket ST. DR. CHARLES w. DECKER les tt
DR. H. G. YouNG-EXTRACTION PAINLESS.
~ PATCHWORK, bridgework. teeth witeout plates
specially. lS41 Pok st. myi4 IF
n o PAIN-EXTRACTING of TEETH MADE
~ easy; 60c and 81; artificial teeth from "a.
filling from 81. CROOME Dental Association
76S Market ST.. bet. Third and Fourth apI2tf
CT SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED As
ID good as can be made; filling ST. DIR SIMMS
dentist. $50 Market next Baldwin ThsaLer ocI N
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WE HAVE REAL BARGAINS! CALL AND WE
w viii convince you. sol GETZ a BRO, IS
Post 81.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
Chamberlin Exonerat ed.

News has been received from
New York to the effect that Mr.
Joseph Paisley has withdrawn
voluntarily and Internationally
the suit he brought against Mr.. H
B. Chamberlin in connection with
the affairs of the Fort Worth Park
Place Land company.
Mr.. Paisley says that he is con.
WINGED that great injustice was
done Mr.. Chamberlin by the state.
ment made in the affair and COM
plant in the suit brought against
him for the amount of investment
made by him (Mr. Paisley in the
stock of the company. Paisley says
further that he is satisfied that
the interest of the Park Place
company have had complete pro.
lection at Mr.. Chamberlin's hands
and that his management has
been in every way faithful and hon
orable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
THE BoSToNS EN- ROUTE.

The Famous Baseball Team Elk.
pected Here Next Friday.
Jack Phelan, manager of last
years baseball team, Is in receipt
of the following telegram from
James V. Byrne, manager of the
Boston baseball team, the cham
pions that won the National
League champion ship the past
three seasons:
Los ANGELES, Call, Feb. IL.
Owner or Lessee of Baseball Park, San
Antonio, Tex.
Can you arrange g anne for Bos-
ton Champions, Friday, February
16? Answer Tuesday at Ell Paso.
State terms. JAMES V. BYRNE,
Manager.
Mr.. Phelan will begin work at
once in placing the park in good
condition and selecting a team to
meet the "Boston Triumvirs." The
following well known players are
in the city and a good team could
be gotten up for the event: EN-.
NETT Rogers, catcher; John Payne,
pitcher; "Dad" Phelan, second
base; F. H. Dewey, short stop and
J. Phelan, third base; other play
ers could be selected from the fol-
lowing: w. Hamilton, w. B.
Koerps, Tony Garcia, Albert Lock
wood and several others.
The Bostons are on their way
home from California, where they
have played since last November.
This will be their first trip through
Texas. The BOstons will be the
first National League team that
has ever visited San Antonio.
Efforts should be made to pro-
vide for reception and entertain
ment for the Boston visitors on
their arrival and stay in San An
tonic, so that they can leave the
Alamo City and give good account
OF her. The BoStons were received
with the widest enthusiasm in
California last fall, and in FL PasO
the reception TO the distinguished
ball tOssers was not cold one by
any means. Several of the players
of the team have their families
with them on the trip.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
Dan suhy at the Grand Tonight.

Mr.. Sully is always the Irish
American--an Irishman who comes
from sturdy stock, endowed with a
generous measure Of mother wit,
wit the lesson of self-reliance we'll
learned. He depicts a character
uncOuth in comparison with the
graces of courtier. which, never
theless, gives forth a deep and vi
brant note Of sincerity-a truly
gentle bearing that is more telling
than artificial manners, charac-
ter which is a dynamic menace to
the vicious and refuge and tower
OF strength to the weak; charac-
ter which is source of joy to the
women and children. Mr.. Sully's
Irishman is not of the cane.shaped
hat, nor Of the red flannel shirt, but
an Irishman which we always
have with us and about us; in his
characterization there is truth
without Otfense or exaggeration-a
veritable "touch of nature which
makes the whole world kim"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
A Birthday Party

rendered to Miss Dora Biesenbach
at her parents residence at Lake
view Saturday night. Refresh
ments, music, singing and games,
also music by the San Antonio
Mandolin and Guitar trio were
features. The following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Biesenbach,
Misses Dora Biesenbach, B. Cal
houn, Nellie Sherman,M. Philippe,
c. Dullnig, A. Rieden, l.. Barbeck,
Lena Weber, r. Andrews, j. OCon-
nell, Katie Tendick, Ida Rieden, A.
Gembler, /. Fritze, A. Koehler,
Messrs. Frank and John Rieden,
John Dullnig, w. Fritze, V. E.
Hamilton, Chas. Hoey, ID. B. Steele,
A. H. Gembler, j. w. Stuart, A.
Philippe, Leslie Williams, l.. Har-
pole, A. B. lillian, J. FRANKIE, F.
Weber, l.. VOllmer, F. Reiden, "A.
B. Burke, Fl. Kohler, j. Robinson,
l.. Shuttle, p. Biesenbach, B. l..
King. A bus conveyed the crowd
to and from Lakeview.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
Manager Gilfllan's Statement.

To the LIGHT:
After some consideration and
thoroughly weighing the conse-
quences, | desire to state to the
public through your columns that
L have had nothing to do whatever
with the disgraceful affair of yes
terday, being only the manager Of
the proposed combat, and have
never received one cent, nor had !
any contract with either OF the
principals for remuneration for my
services. The non-appearance Of
Cameron was as much Of sur
prise to me as to those simply in
terest as spectators. At present l
can only state, that the entire affair
was fake according to my knOwl-
edge, and that Cameron left with
considerable money. This is all l
desire to say at the, present, but
future information will be given
through the papers in short time.
A. F. GILFILLEN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
For the Spring Meets.

l.. p. Peck, who was appointed
several weeks ago by the San An
tonic Jockey club to arrange with
the different clubs Of the state for
the spring meetings, this morning
informed LIGHT reporter that at
4 o'clock in the afternoon of Feb
ruary II, at the Menger hotel, a
meeting Of all the fair and racing
association Of the state will be
held. There will be representatives
from at least twenty clubs, and the
object of the meeting will be to ar
range all dates in order that va
riOus meets will not conflict.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
FOR SALE CHEAP.
A Lot and fine fve.ro Cottage
on West Commerce Street, within
the mile circle.
JOSEPH RYAN,
2I5 Houston Street.
Two Nights and Matinee.

"a Railroad Ticket" has been re-
constructed since last season and
is now in the farce-comedy field
well equipped for success. It's
principal motive power in this di-
rection is found in it's change of
management, w. w. Freeman, who
has been with Frank Daniels for
four or five years, having taken
charge. The piece is supplied with
catchy vocal music and moves
with dash and spirit. Arthur
Moulton, one of the best light COM
edy men on the stage, VINO was
with Frank Daniels so long, has
fine opportunity in the farce. Jas.
7. Kelley, young eccentric farce
actor of great promise James Bev-
ms, Harry Blaney, Harry Porter
aud others are all specially quail
fed for the work the have to do.
At the Grand Tuesday and We'd
nesday and Wednesday matinee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
A Pleasant Surprise Party.

A very pleasant social event took
place at the Semlinger residence,
on North street, Saturday evening,
the occasion being the fifteenth
birthday anniversary of Miss Hat
tie Semlinger. There were a large
number Of young folks in attend
ance and the evening was spent in
social conversation, playing of
games and dancing. A neat lunch
was spread, adding to make the
event enjoyable.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
Formal Opening.

A large crowd visited the Hot
Sulphur wells yesterday, and the
swimming pool was formally
opened. 1t was filled with water,
plants were distributed on all sides
and several ducks, that Mr.. c..
ShackIct hat purchased for the Oc-
casiOn, were seen swimming in the
pool. At the first landing a Next
can orchestra was stationed, and
the many visitors padded to the
strains Of good music.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
A Social Dance.

Miss Lena Peters rendered her
numerous friends a social dance at
her parents residence No 422 Ia
vala street, Saturday night.Dancing
was the feature of the evening and
was kept up until 2 O'Clock. At
II o'clock refreshments were
served. Among those present
were: Misses Lena Peters, l.. and
N. Fassnidg, l.. Hays, Belle
Martin, Ida Walters, Ide Biers, V.
CaIdwalder, Irene Wright, NJ.
Schatrer, A. Fletcher, G. Marks, C..
Guerra, Mrs. Lester, Rev. Mac
Williams, Messrs. Bailey, F. Fas5-
nidg, Frank Fassnidg, John Fess-
nidg, Geo. Eitt, viii White.
Messrs. Jack White, Tom Clark,
NJ. Wright, Albert Peters, l.. b.
Baldcssarelle, Oscar j. Quinn, p.
Schultz, l.. Lester, NJ. Guerra.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
Damaged bv the Wind.

The wind storm last night blew
down several telephone poles in the
city, and ruined a number of
signs. One of the large windows
in the second story of the furniture
establishment of l.. =. Peck q Co.
was blown in, sill and all, and
damaged some furniture. The roof
was blown off tho soap factory Of
f. Menger, and several buildings
being constructed were greatly
damaged.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
A Robbery.

The detectives have been inform
ed of a robber that was committed
Saturday night at Illg's camp
yard on DOlorOsa street. A wagon
and several articles were stolen,
that belonged to J. G.. Pena, a
farmer living south of the city.
AS yet there has been no clue as to
who committed the theft, but
hopes are entertained of locating
the right party.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
To Parade en- Masque.

Preparations are now in order
for the celebration of Washing
toms birthday on February %. The
The San Antonio Cycling club re-
quests the LIGHT to state that all
cyclists of the city are urged to
meet in the rooms Of that club at
the corner Of West Commerce and
Yturri streets, next Wednesday
night, to arrange for a parade la
masque for the event.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
About the Excelsior Guards.

A meeting of the Excelsior
Guards will be held tomorrow
night at their armory, on East
Commerce street, and the books
will be presented for inspection. 1t
is thought that the little diff
ferences now existing will be annie
ably adjusted, and that the COM
pany will again get down to hard
work.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-02-12
AN IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.

To make it apparent to thou
sands, who think themselves ill,
that they are not affected with any
disease, but that the system simply
needs cleansing, is to bring COM
fort home to their hearts, as a cos
tive condition is easily cured by
using Syrup of Figs. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup
Co.