RAYS OF LIGAT CAPTAIN JOE SHELY IN CITY
Captain Joe Shely of State troops is in the city. Major Campbell moved into a new residence on Maverick street. The Mexican Typical Orchestra gave its final performance last evening. A pound party is planned at the Trinity M E church parsonage tonight. A Council Committee on Rules meeting is set for 3 30 this afternoon. Several local notices mention donations, illness, and upcoming events across San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Shely
State Troops
Major Campbell
Maverick Street
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage
Council Committee On
Thomas
The
Literary Scientific Association
J. C. Berry
Harry Baum
New Braunfels
Western Union Telegraph Office
Harrington Lee Gosling
Austin
Modesto Torres
South Laredo Street
J. M. Blanks
Lockhart
Trinity M. E. Church
B. G. Duval
United States
Marshal
International Railway
Messrs
Carter & Mullally
Horton
Old Roper
E. Meyer
East Commerce Street
Sunset’ Railway
Fort Allen
Iwo
Crockett Street
San Antonio Relief Association
J. W. Nunn
Castroville
Garden Street
Barrera
Fourth Ward
Woman in San Antonio Threatens to Kill Her Neighbor
Mrs. Molly Patten, lately arrived from Galveston, fled to her room after a shrill outburst on Losoyo street. Officer Schumacher found a pistol and a knife in her possession and she was deemed insane. Authorities plan an affidavit of lunacy and she was jailed.
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Losoyo Street
George Barkley hires Lizzie Erwin as assistant
George W. Barkley, a Froboese & Sandleben bookkeeper, traveled to Brenham Texas and returned with Miss Lizzie D Erwin as an assistant. Rev T S Major of Brenham arranged the contract. George expresses happiness and well wishes.
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George W. Barkley
Froboese & Sandleben
Brenham
Texas
Lizzie D. Erwin
T. S. Major
George
Labatt Expected Home From Washington This Saturday
Washington reports name Jackman of San Marcos as the solid choice for Marshal of the Western District of Texas while Mr Labatt has no chance. Licar hopes a San Antonio man receives the appointment.
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San Antonio
Liaur
Mr. Asten
Texas
Jack Labatt
Washington
Jackman
San Marcos
Labatt
Licar
Battle at Dwyer avenue ends with cook fined
A morning altercation at Mr. Bianchini's residence on Dwyer avenue involved Annie Williams a colored cook and two German boarders. Williams struck one girl on the nose nearly breaking it while the other girl intervened with a broom. Williams was fined five dollars by the Recorder.
Benefit program for Gosling family announced
Messrs Simms and Samuels plan a benefit on Monday March 9 with all proceeds going to Mrs Hal Gosling. An attractive programme will be presented and full details will be announced.
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Messrs. Simms & Samuels
Hal Gosling
Miss Rose Eytinge at Turner Hall in Stillwater
Miss Rose Eytinge appears tomorrow night at Turner hall in Stillwater. The actress is famed for polished style and a favorable season reception, with Cyril Searle as her leading support.
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Rose Eytinge
Turner Hall
Cyril Searle
Local misconducts and fines recorded in Dallas incident report
R Johnson a colored barber fined five dollars for insulting language to another colored barber Harry Hunt. Dallas Jack jailed and fined for leaving his hack team unattended and causing a runaway at the depot then discharged. A Zilian charged with erecting a frame building inside first fire limits without proper permit. case continued. Josephine Doyle James Bingham Juan Ortiz Tom Scanlon Herman Wash J Martinez drunks and disorders fined five dollars each. George Emma Hammond colored arrested for disorderly conduct on Houston street. cases dismissed. Christian Dulling leaving team alone fined two dollars Annie Williams fined five dollars for beating and striking.
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R. Johnson
Harry Hunt
Dallas Jack
Story
International
Great Northern
Massey
Heitgen
Main Plaza
Jack
A. Zilian
Josephine Doyle
James Bingham
Juan Ortiz
Tom Scanlon
Herman Wash
J. Martinez
George
Emma Hammond
Smith
Dialogue on wages and chores ends with asylum disturbance
A staged dialogue shows a job applicant and mistress discussing weekly nights, friends, wages, and housework duties. A loud door ring interrupts as an asylum keeper seizes a lunatic. An ad block promotes seeds, tools, coal, and the Farmer Girl stove noting trademark misuse by counterfeit sellers.
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Wallin
New York UN
New Spring Goods and Local Offers at Nichols & Co
Nichols & Co advertisements list broad dry goods selections at 337 Broadway New York City with discounted items from pins to hats and linens. Also notes coal supply in Eagle Pass and an auction sale of Braden hotel contents. Nearby notices include New Spring Goods and Music for Balls and Parties by local vendors with contact details.
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Nichols & Co
Broadway
New York City
New York
West Commerce St
Eagle Pass Coal Company
Sunset Depot
Rice & Ryan
F. H. Haxrz
Simon Gans
Braden Hotel
Market Street
True & Co
Augusta
S. S. Floyd & Co. Grain Brokers Network Texas Offices
S. S. Floyd & Co. operates as a broker in grain cotton and provisions with a home office in Galveston Texas and branch offices at San Antonio Houston and Fort Worth. The notice lists address at No 9 Soledad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Floyd & Co
Soledad Street
Galveston
Texas
San Antonio
Houston
Fort Worth
Bunyan's ads highlight fruits and sewing machines in 19th century San Antonio
The notice menu lists California black apricots at Bunyan's, fresh oysters and fish at local outlets, and a wide range of sewing machines by Wheeler & Wilson with promotion of repairs, demonstrations, and machine adjustments. It also mentions an exhibition drill by the San Antonio Rifles and various clothing and household goods offered by Pancoast & Sons and Williams & Russell’s Houston Street store.
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Knights of Pythias
Crockett and
Cherry Streets
Eberhardt
Military Plaza
San Antonio Rifles
San Pedro Creek
John Brady
New Orleans
B. F. Johnson
A. Nette
Nette
West Texas Medical Association
Charles Martin
San Antonio
Travis Park
Rink
Bunyan’s
California
San Antonio Ieaston
Losoyo Street
Wheeler & Wilson
Commerce Street
Williams & Russell’s
Houston Street
Pancoast & Sons
Bunyan's
T. B. Johnson
Lacar
Bunyan’s. Chenille
Wheeler and Wilson
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the Daily Light
Seeach
Paul Wagner's Bazaar
Politzer
O. Petitpain
Politzer & CO
S. W. Corner Military Plaza
Perireaty
Hackmen's Association
P. C. Lloyd
Central Hotel
Lexington Avenue
Oakland Street
Soul Ueize & Rothenfluer
General House Hers
Acta
Garza
Victor Emanuel de la + pa
Monterey
Mexico
Elephant
Orber
Montterey
H. L. Dossy
Peta
NLASS
St Mary's At
Ryn Kent
Terrell Block
Freyer Bros
Hoack & Newton
South Presa Street
Varas
Garden Adoul Presa
Keck House
Guiad Street
West Commerce Street
New Bridge
Erronimo Perales
Laredo Street
Coliet
Gpgon D-H
Booke
Sole ‘Ad Street
Court House
Turner Opera House
T. W. Howard
Union Square Company
Tom Taylor
Union Square
Rische
C Igar
Postofice
Rose Bytinge
America
A.H
Est Rische
Postoffice
Mittee
Frank Krueger
Wi Bes Akite
Philharmonic Society
W. B. Asten, Esq
Recorder’s Court
Recapturea
L. Huth & Son
Bruni
Leibrandt & McDowell Stove Company
H. Schultze & Son
Bonatrze & Son
West Texas
West
Alamo Ice Company
Indian Territory
Watrr & Marx
Braden
Electric Light
Frank D. Zottarelli
Avenue E
City of
Bryan Callaghan
Alexander
Anon
A. Alexander
Texas National Bank
J. Alexander
G. W. Brackenridge
H. B. Andrews
A. Belknap
B. F. Yoakum
Flores and
Kingsbury Sts
Gale and Reaty
F. B. Rosenberger
L. Garza
Savings Bank
I. Garza
WM. Herpel
Corner Avenue D
Ninth Street
A. J. Nocker & CO
Henry Laager
San Antonio, Texas
Real Estate and Loan
Alin le
Adams & Wickes
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
East Commerce Street and
Sunset Railroad
SAN Antonio Lumber CO
DOB & Engeleeh
James Martin
Rhodius & Tempsky’s
City Coal and Wood Company
Sixth Street
Gents
S. Mayer's
Sasschultze
Loon