San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-12-22
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:. No burglaries Were reported to the
detectives or police this morning.

:. No burglaries Were reported to the
detectives or police this morning.
THE BLIND MANS FRIEND
HERTZBERG'S the optician, is head
quarters for spectacles. Gold $3.50 up
Mr.. l. Sichel, the Commerce street
saddler has two fine large peacocks in
his window on exhibition.
Try an oyster cocktail at Bull
Bros. l2-l5-u
A large deer not yet skinned was
displayed in fremt of Il Commerce
street meat market this morning.
-Thirty-two breakfasts were sup
piled to the city prisoners this morning.
For fine hot lunch, go 10 Bull
Bros 12-15-tf
There was evidently burglars in the
vicinity of Dreiss hill in the Seventh
ward last night, as the dogs in that
neighborhOod kept up continuous
barking all during the early part of the
night.
We have just opened large barn
of June cut hay and will sell at exceed
ingly low prices. Sunset Wood Co. If
The condition of Mr.. Harry Gun
Their, recently injured in n runaway.
was reported as greatly improve this
morning, although he has not yet re-
gained complete consciousness.
The old reliable Sunset Wood Co.
can give you the very best dry oak
stove wood at lowest prices. Phone
81. 12-15-f
-Messrs. Goggan & Bro, had three
colored boys, known as Cheap Johns
Boys" playing on the guitars and man
dolins yesterday all day and part OF
last night in the Jones Music store on
Commerce street, recently acquired by
Messrs. Goggan.
The cheapest and best fuel is the
Sunset Wood Co.'s celebrated Indian
Territory coal, only 5000 per ton:
,hone 81 12-15-tf
Maud King and Sarah Wells, two
colored women, We're arrested yester-
day afternoon on East street by Police
Officer Quintana and Assistant City
MARSHAL Hennessey, for fighting and
ursing and the recorder this morning
ined Sarah five dollars and continued
Iaud's case until Friday.
All first-class saloons sell Ochs &
Aschbacher's porter on draught, cents
or glass. I'm
C. II. Cole ad w. L. Lubbock, two
farmers had a fight in a South Flores
street camp yard last night and were
arrested by Officer McCabe, but they
had made friends" this morning and
promised not to do it any more there
fore the recorder dismissed them.
--Teofila SOFA, an old Mexican beg
gar woman was arrested last night
for being drunk, but as she is about
so years Of age the recorder dismissed
the charge against her this morning.
-LOST-A small ledger. between
BurlesOn and Commerce streets. The
finder will receive reward if returned
to 232 Burleson street. 12-22-2t*
The minutes of the recent Bap-
fist state convention held in this city
are being printed in this city now.
They VIII make about 500 pages.
Elmer Fisher, of the pOstOffice de-
livery department, received the sad
news of the death Of his father yCSter-
day, which occurred in KOkOnO. Ind.
The ladies of the Fruit and Flow
er Mission are arranging to give a
free Christmas dinner to the poor of
the city.
All the hotels are preparing elabO-
rate Christmas dinners for their guests
and the dining rooms will be nicely
decorated.
The lease of the Jockey club
grounds for the winter race meeting.
has ben transferred from Col. L. S.
Hatch to Mr.. w. II. Slimm.
The six-year-old daughter of Jacob
Gembler, of the Salado, who broke her
left arm a few days ago by falling
from horse is reported doing nicely.
F. l.. Young. who is under indict-
ment on eight charges of forgery. has
an additional charge to answer, which
was made in Justice Jiles' court yes
terday by Barney C, &berhardt, who
says that Young ga4 him a check
signed wv. L. Simms lin payment for
a pair of shoes. and Fhat in trying to
cash the check the bank refused to hon
or it.
The S. A. Liederkranz and mixed
chorus have invited the Light to their
Christmas Oratorio and tableauX, Dec.
70 and Jan. 2.
The clearing weather today brought
out a large contingent of shoppers for
Christmas. The evening promises
fair.
Mr.. /. Y. Rothwell has received the
sad news of the death Of his father,
which occurred at his old home in
California, Pa.
Genuine Holly at Oakland Green
houses, 305 Tenth street. 12-221t.
An infant of w. D. Jones. colored.
OF 2O2 East Elmira street. died this
morning.