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INDEX TO THE POPULAR SCIENCE MoNTHLY. d.
Appleton & CO., New York. Price, 81.
The index is gotten up in good form, and
embraces the titles OF all the articles appear
ing in this well-known monthly for the
twenty volumes from 1872 to 1882, and of
the three volumes OF the supplement. 1t is
valuable for the purpose for which it is pub
lished.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
LINE

New York and Glasgow. Liverpool,
Dublin, Belfast and londonderry.
These first-class. full-pOwered steamers Will
sail from New York EVERY THURSDAY.
First Cabin, $50 to $75, according TO accom-
mOdations. Return tickets, S110 TO $3.50. Sec
Ond Cabin, $40 Return tckets, S75. Storage,
outward $26; these steamers carry neither cat
tie, sheep nor pigs. Prepaid tickets for steerage
passengers from Europe reduced to S2l.
Apply to FRENZEL BROS, Agents, As East
Washington street, ALEX. METZGER, Agent, D
Odd-fenOws Hail; JOHN H. DIR, Agent, In
dianapOlis; AUS TIN, BALDWIN 81 CO., General
AgeI T.. 50 Broadway. New York.
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neither poetry nor prose. "Angeline" will
not survive the first edition.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-13

cellent paper and literally illustrated, this
volume is sure to find numerous admirers.
The dialect tales are sketched from Southern
fields, are life-like and vastly entertaining.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-13

A BALL player out at La Crosse
Got his arm in n twist by toss,
Now to all he does tell,
st. Jacobs Oil made him well.
OF pain-cures he calls it 1.-The boss"
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XENoPHON's Books OF SOCRATES. Prepared by
s. r Winans, of Princeton College. Harper &
Brothers, New York. Merrill, Meigs g. Co, Iu-
dianapOlis. Price, so cents.
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DIALECT ALBs BY Sherwood Bonner. Harper
& Brothers, New York Merrill, Meigs g. Co.,
Indianapolis Price, $1.75.
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CURRENT PUBLICATIONS.
New Books.

soNGs OF Toll AND TRIUMPH. By j. L; Nc
Creepy. G. p. Putnam's sons, New YORK.
Bowen, Stewart & Co., Indianapolis. Price,
$1.25.
The writer, anticipating unfavorable criti-
clsm, has forestalled it by drawing from ma
ture that animate beings Sing the best they
can," and that is good enough. He cites
the cricket's melancholy reiteration as
being as good as the melody OF the
nightingale, because it is the in
sect's only method of expression The
smile is unfortunate, for the cricket knows
no better, has no appreciation OF music, and
cannot be reached by criticism. A mortal,
on the contrary, if he be OF the "cricket
kind, has no right to murder the melody OF
poetical nightingales He can deslst from
his rasping chlrpings, and he will do SO II
possessed of even ordinary instincts. NO
man has the right TO infiict alleged poetry
on a much-abused public. There is no eX-
cuse, and no pardon. Mr.. McCreerys little
book-nicely bound and handsome IN APP
pearance-is not without serious faults, ana,
taken altogether, can hardly be taken as a
success One of his longest poems, My
Friend ard His Friend, is the veriest dog
geral; while another of equal length is in
spired" by recollections of an infant That
died on the day of its birth-hardly subject
to evoke a stilted poem. Another is on
Iris at Midnight" in which he pictures
natural impossibility. There is little IN the
book to commend it.
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On THE WING. BY Mary f Blake. Lee & shep-
ard, Boston. Merrill, Meigs 81 Co., Indianap-
Oils.
A very pleasing account of an overland
trip to California, the writer starting from
Boston. Imbued with high pressure ideas of
the culture and refinement of the Hub. she
writes piquantly OF what she sees, and with a
charming freedom. The book is excellent of
its kind.
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The Greek text of the books named, in
very convenient form.
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INDIANA, Bloomington & Western.

indlana, BlOOnnngtOn & W eStern.
PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Pacific Express and Mall. 7:45 am
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. 1870 pm
Burlington and Rock Island
Express, daily c. c----...--.11:15 pm
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily, r. e.....-......... 4:10 am
Cincinnati Special. 0:5O am
Atlantic Express and Mall. $50 pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION
Depart-Mooreheld Accommodation So am
Night Express, daily, T. c.--.11:10 pm
Arrive Might Express, daily .---...--. 4:l0 am
Mail and Day Express. 5:43 pm
Moorefield Accommodation 6:25 pm
EASTERN DIVISION
Depart-Eastern Express; Mail, daily 40 am
Day Express and Mail 1:25 am
Atlantic Express. .-..--..-.... 200 pun
Arrive -Pacife Express .............. 7:05 am
Burlington and R. 1. Express. $50 pm
Western Express .--.-.-.-.... 1:05 nm
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HOME GYMNASTICS BY Prof. T. j. Hartelius,
NJ. d. Illustrated. J. B. Lippncott & Co.,
Philadelphia. Bowen, Stewart & Co., Indian
apolis.
Translated and adapted from the Swedish
original, by special permission of the author,
by c. Lowing. The object of the book is to
discover and systematic physical move
ments having a prophylactic Tor dis
ease-preventing) tendency, now being
generally adopted by the medical art.
The great value of this book is in its sim
plicity, no appliances of any kind being
brought into requisition. As an instance of
how this system is to be applied, let US cite
that morbid state of the sympathetic nerve,
generally manifestng itself by an uneasy
sensation in the stomach, and which is, in
many cases, the direct physical cause of vice
Creating in one person craving for drink.
in another a craving for tobacco or opium),
which can be removed by movements calcu-
lated to restore the perverted nerve-action to
its normal state"
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WORRYING COMMISSIONER FINK.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Pool Commissioner
Fink to-day heard complaints of about thirty
live stock shippers from Chicago to New York
and the explanations of railroad representatives.
The former complain of discrimination, which is
alleged TO have existed in railroad rates he
tween them and the shippers OF dressed meats is
unequal to them, and they ask that equitable
schedule rates be formed to govern all railroad
companies in their charges. 1t is not thought
that a settlement can be effected.
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THE SCIENTIFIC ANGLER. BY the late David
Foster. Illustrated Orange Judd Company
New York. Bowen, Stewart ~ Co., lndaahapO
lis. Price, $l.50
A neatly-bound and delightful book on the
royal sport of angling. The text of this
book was prepared from the experience Of
David Foster, the acknowledged Izaak Wal
ton, of England, lately deceased. The Amer
lean edition is edited with explanatory notes
by William C. Harris editor of the "Ameri-
can Angler" and a thorough fisherman him
self. The numerous illustrations make all
the technical terms quite plain. The days of
the dogwood fsh-pole are gone, and the
advent of the jointed rod is estab-
lished. The grub-worm, the minnow and
the bit of flannel that once seduced the finny
tribe, have given way to the manufactured
Fly" in innumerable varieties. From an old
fashioned delight that anybody understood,
angling has become an art with more rules
than were dreamed of by Gunter or Hoyle.
The fishes seem to realize all this, and in these
later days would scorn to bite at a concrete
bit of food, preferrng the delusive and I'M
satisfying fly of the well-regulated troller.
1t must be confessed that with such an outfit
as is here recommended the pastime of ang-
ling would become very agreeable form of
dissipation, and its devotees will thereby es-
cape many of the old-time annoyances.
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Cineln'tI, Ind,ap'ns, ST Louis . Chlcaqo.
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office of Marion County, Indiana. for "a hours
ending at o'clock P. M, April IL, 1888, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, absJraoters OF
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RAILWAY TIMETABLE.
Trains marked thus: T. c., reclining chair car
s, sleeper D., parlOr car; h., hotel car.
Bee Linel G. G. @. & In4ianannIs
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81 4 STA u ,.

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tunsA iast, oaB 9ai(er M!l9el:, fplser=
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meiner 9bcilnablae luegeu Der Neleioiz
snns, bic Sb.c' i'll 4ari5 5'l8eiii3t nor
ben linb. Sd lre;B aber, 0uB oieielbell
piel mebr sese!l mid, als gsssn sic &C.
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|Dffi5iere, ,oeld)e nud 5apoyen auSsez
lan6t !uoroeH luore!', UNI Sic Babrbcit
Der Nadr!Gt, baS bic Jrnn5u|en bort
Be{elti9unsstperts erridtetea, gu ermitz
teln, finb 5uriidgefebrt. sic beri@ten,
oab u1eDrere Iolbe sgsa}erfe it Sem ne,1tra=
len Ibeile ienes gebiets a,lselegt nprz
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lpirb sese1 pie1en gertrags gsbru6 11n6=
ori!dlib @inlprade erDeben.
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u@au1ois" DeribteM bab Der 1panil@e
8oti5after gei4crll Sem Minilferprali=
benteu 5erry uuo Dem Minifter bes
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tpprin lu1ter @iutpei1nng allf Sic 1an,ad=
IoDllen Mnftritte bei ber 9trfultft bsssa6,
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5sefastsl. 9dn1aeb 1tebenoe Genugt tbul.llg
Isefonosrt tpiro. Sic 9spte ,ulrbe BON
5errg nllo 2acOllr GIT alfsenonlnlet.
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Ge1nbe Der &ir@e 1ei bas 8apftGsm u
elm 2i9t 9e1tellt tporben, ,relbes bal.A
lelbe ]eines geon,ens l1n>plrbig erf1eis
men laiie. Dur6 bic 6oridunsen selebr=
ter Wadnner lei feitseitellt, aaB bas gappl's
tbum ni9t ber 6ein6 StaIiens feir lorz
bern ii@ itets in alien ieinen 9onolunsea
bon benz b5dfen Mob(moncn aegea oas
ielbe babe leiten laiien. Ser 'pa0:e
l8ued bes @tur5es ser ,peltfiden Mcdt
bes &apites lei uur Der 9etueiea, e!HsN
@6las sesen bic tatboliite &irdes 81
fabren ,1nb Stalien ieiues@ @laubcnsiGat=
es gu bsrauben. Sn neuerer Belt itattz
|gebabte gottloie &unb9ebultaen Gdtte''
bies offenbar. sena6t nnb ielbit in Som
|babe inaNW eslafetunsen p,rtrmmen.
I'm oiegerni9tuns bes &atboli5isn1ll 5u
uerbiiten. lei es notbtpenoig, haB ole
patriotilden @treiter felt 81 einanoer
feben uno iib 6fient1i9 als aatb0fiAa
betennen l1nb por alien 3in9tl,
mun1deu, bem &aplt je,,e freie linab6dl'z
|9i9e @telluu9 uieoer5useben, bie Inn 5u=
fDmme.
! ct. &etersbur9, 5. Oct. Die Slaa
9ierun9 miro Die Mbaltuna pol, &soe';
bel bent 2ei6enbe9dnsniB 9urgenjefis
ni6t llnterla9en. 8ierbunbert &bprrz
nun9en BON &6rperld)aften tpcrber fes
Eootenfeier beitpobnen. 90 Der 9fegl.=
rung bon unbsfartter @allo bie MitGas=
lung 5usins, bab Die Nibil1(tsn osrd) e.
ne A6oronng f0rmlib babel perIrsss:s
|iein >piiroer, iperoen nmiaiiense Scr
februnsen setroffeu, jeoe DentoaIrati- II
bei bem Be9rabt,iB gu perb;111ern.
t 2ima, 5. Oct. Cine DiniliDl1 Ter
bileuil l6en Mrnee, aus Snfanterie, ca.
balerie uno MrtiQerie beitsDenp, Iet
@allao perlailelt, nm Monterto alt5lgre;-
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Eele9repDtIOes 2tAer1e,.
! Gin Bal1t6ea,nter GIT 3s5ra..iiliffart am
Maiu, Mame11s Dorn1iber, it ilsit ~

! Gin Banfbeatnter 81, 8S5.:a1.iftfart S. an
Main, @ameus 9orntiber, if a;it ~
600 Marf burdge8an8els,
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beiblpilen am 4. October 81, Maubeiter
III ei11er 8er1ann,l:,rg eis;e 2oDrsrGbAz
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5euge Ser @rmor6ung bes 2prb aHont=
morris war, it in Ser 91abc ppss gallin-
robe ermprbet auf9efunben iuDsoelr. 60.
bclagt cine Depei6e aug Dublin.
+ Sn @ara9ofia in @paniell rpttete.
| f6 elite @olfsmen9e Dor TEN fra1t56ll=
i6en &onlulat 5uIannen unb Frg al,
baiielbe nit 5teinen 81 betperfe>t, ippra1,f
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|tre,1te.
tDie 9la6ri@t bon Der Grfranf.,usoes
Hapites 1T aus ber 2uft ge9rifTTeu. Gu
miro aus Ston, nnter benz 4. October qsz
melbet.
+ Sn 6olse Der baufigen gaieSerbo-
lung BON 4usl6reitun9en gege'l Sic SUI
ben in Setaterinos1ap nno o,oeren s..
5irtei1 i'm libli1en &uBlano it sort bas
&riegsre9t berfinbet tporoelt.
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terbono1unsen 5ipiidei, JraafrsiD unb
China tbatidbliD eingelteat porosu |islo.
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|niet nad Dsabrib absereiit lit.
4 Cine Berliter Depelbe bonn s. c.
t0ber melbet:: Sic geeierarg cat Sic
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mad Deutiblano per5otetl.1 Dos
anlerifaailebe 5blueia batallo in ieinen
|ulIiilden Mlitgrun5er erel1 2sioensas
|fabrten geF1npen.
: ssm gvltitDg gerie 81 $. .liiteDD, SIS, SIS
aelanssten an 5reitee pie gesss.t orei5e5n
bet bisiisens gSirtbe efbobenel, N1flagen
Iiuegen 5fffa6aftefls tigDrer 22pssals a1,l
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s5aallen ipliroel1 Sic 9erbanbl nbluHgsn Biz
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Isle 300.
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4 9(aeqbann 9th. So. s. Sd @e

= slae9DanD GltD, Ea., s. Oct. @ez
lter11 tpuros bier Elm Waoro BET betialiiden
Dirt pcriibt. sSobn 8rotpu uno syames
Weaoes, reip. ~ unb "a Sabre alt, tpe1z
9e bier nit einanber einen 3sferbebanbel
betrieben, serietben mesen elmer Diheren3
nit eina,,oer in @treit, BET cine @el9dfts=
|aufl0}nn9 our 6ol9e Bate, iuobei @eaper
bent Bro,pn $3.50 i@ulbis btieb. Nn
Samstag Mhen6 eribieu nun Brsmn in
ieines friDerel1 Bartners @pbnung unb
foroerte in @e9en1part ppn Der Jamilie
loefelben ltnseItint iein 0elb. ggenper
perlpra@, am nd6iten Tage bic @a@e in
0rbnung gu brin8tn, aber 8rotpn be-
1tano auf Der ioforti9en Til9ung Der
@Gulo unb 5os idlieblid e;nen @epol=
Der, aug benz er brei @@uiie auf Ben I'M
ls1id1i6en obsab. @dmntli9e Ru9eln
trafen uno batten ben loforti9en SOB
Weaper's 5ur Bo19e. Damn ipran9 Die
entmenlbte 8eitie auf ibr Dpfet, pliinz
oerte feline 9alden un6 5eri91u9 inn nit
Ibent Gulben oes @epplpers bas @ebirn.
Wei6 unb Rinb bes arnen ggeaper
Imubten bic ldauberbafte Scene nit an.
Iieben. Ser 6auunfe Brpmn aber 1T
entfl0ben.
= @atesoille, 9eras. Cine III Der
0ld6e uon @atesoille tpobnenbe Jran
5baw bat 1i6, inoeln lie lire &leiber 70
ipie t6r 6oar nit 4etroleum traufte uno
oaiIelbe on5iinbete, perbrannt unb tpurz
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Ih1noen. SIR @6wiegcrlo5n Bate nam,
Hid nab ben, glbleben ieiner @attin be-
lagter Srau Gates lein fleines 9f6terz
den 5nr @r5iebuns 9e9eben. sssglls ernun
nod einiger 3eit eine atpeite Gbe eirz
ging, foroerte CT bns &illb 1lotirti1 5l,z
rid unb entfiibrte es, als es i'm pertpeiz
| |sert wur6e, nit Gelualt. Die alte 9az
me batte lib je0p@ bereitS 10 at baS
lGinb se}p5bnt 1nb es als bas Gbenbilb
|i6rer peritprbcnen Ep@ter 10 lieb geluo,rz
ne1l, baB iie bes 2ebers ii6eroriillis
|pnrne alno ouf bie3e erablibe Eeile
| Selbltmpr3 heci11a.
: San Groncisco, 4. Oct. Ser Set
ser be5 Dampfcrs ugle'ubern", >uelber
]0e}terlt ON 9el6en Gieber itarb, 1T bel1te
Worge,, an elmer unbelpobntsn @telle an
Ger Ginfabrt Der Bai beerb;gt tporben.
| Nabridten oon Guliacan, Ser Salptz
]taot bes meyiIe11iiOelt 5taates @inalpa,
|6eiagen, bab bprt bas selbe Sieber
1ldredli0 ,piitbet. @enauere @inaelbeis
ten iil1b ,tidt in Griabrltng ST bri,1ge11.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-10

Ten new freight engines intended for SER
vice on the Sunset route between New Or
leans and San Francisco, have arrived in
San Antonio. These engines have eight or &c
wheels, are of great power, of the best, finish,
and fitted with all the latest improvements.
The success of the new route to California
has been so great that the managers have
found it extremely difficult to provide the ne
csssay power, and accommodation, but they
are doing all in their power to meet the pub
lie requirements.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-10
The New Opera House.

The LIGHTS note of the proposed opera
house on Houston street is correct. Mr.. AL
bert Maverick proposes to build an opera
house on his newly acquired lots at the corner
of Houston and Navarro streets, but he is not
quite decided whether to do so on his own re-
sponsibility or in cooperation with a joint
stock company. In any case, however, there
is little prospect Of the new opera house be-
ing ready before the theatrical season for
1884. There is no doubt as to the necessity
for an opera house, both for the comfort of
the public and the convenience of the troupes
that visit the city. And there is money in the
venture for the man who has enterprise
enough to furnish this want.
1t is confidently asserted that other capital
lists of the city are considering the question of
building the new opera house, and from what
can be learned there is more than one tran
silent capitalist who has the idea of returning
to the city and building an opera house of
magnifcence commensurate with the dig
nifty of the city. 1t is to be hoped that be-
tween these operate stools San Antonio will
not fall to the ground.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-10
Citation by Publication.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of BeXar To the 81

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of BeXar. To the Sheriff or
any Constable of BeXar County-Greetng
whereas, John II. Copeland attorney for
Michael Courtney, has filed his suit before me
on the 9th day of May, A. d. 1888, against Owen
IL. Courtney and Dora l.. Courtney, his wife, to
recover of said Owen r. Courtney and Dora L..
Courtney the sum of one hundred and ten dol
lars (Sl10) due upon Il sworn account TO said
Michael Courtney and the said Michael Court
ney, through his said attorney John III. Cope
land, having made oath before me that said
owen IL. Courtney and Dora H. Courtney, his
wife, are non-resldents OF theS tNe of Texas.
These are therefore to command you that
you summon, by publication for four success
sye weeks in some newspaper published in the
city of San Antonio, Bexar county, Texas, the
said owen f. Courtney and Dora H. Courtney,
fore me, at my Office in the city of San Antonio,
State and county aforesaid on the second Mon
day in August, A. ID 1888, II being the 18th day
of said month of August, TO answer the suit of
said Michael Courtney, plaintiff, in the sum of
one hundred and ten dollars, as shown by
account filed in my office.
Herein fail not, but of this writ make due re-
turn, showing how you have executed the
same
Given under my hand at office in the city of
San Antonio this 18th day OF June, A, ID. 1888.
ANTON ADAM,
Justice of the Peace Precinct No. /, Bexar Co.
Came to hand June IL, 1883, at 10 o clock a. IN.
aud executed June 20, 1883, by causing his cta-
ton published IN the SAN ANTONIO LIGHT, u
newspaper published In Bexar county, for four
successive weeks,
B-28-a-l0-l7 FRED RAIDER, Constable,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-10
CARTER & MULLALY,
Undertakers,
ALAMO PLAZA.
A Card.

How to save money and. drugs by taking
urko-Russian baths or Steam Bath for your
colds rheumatism, dumb ague and all skin dis
cases. can be found at A. LILIANS,
Corner Commerce and Alamo streets.
Also, Hot and Cold Water Baths Mt % cents
each. 4-9-t1
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-10

Last night rehearsal of the three acts of
Mascotte took place, Mr.. Harold, as usual,
enacting his part with an ease and niceness
familiar. to the good amateur player. The
Misses Jones, with their very pretty voices,
carrying all before them, were well supported
by the comical Mr.. Cooke, who, comical be-
fore, is much more so with his whiskers off.
Mr.. Tobin is developing into an actor OF feel
ing and refinement, while Mr.. Robert Becker
still shows steady improvement. 1t would be
well If the boys and girls make less noise and
pay more attention to their instructors.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-10
LOCAL NEWS.
vALOR AND BEAUTY.
How Lieutenant Rudd was Captured and
Encbained by Hymen.

How Lieutenant Rudd was Captured and
Encbainsd by Hymen.
The Texas Live Stock Journal gives the
following details of the marriage Of Lieutenant
Rudd, of the rangers, well known in this city,
to Miss Nina Harper, Yorktown belle
"The ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES parents, in Yorktown, the
Rev. Mr.. Gillette, of the Methodist church t,
as Presiding Elder of that district, officiating.
The bridesmaids we're Miss Dixie Harper (,
sister of the bride; Miss Mary Hunter,
daughter of Mr.. Dave Hunter; Miss Lizetta
Greenley, of Boerne, and Miss Fora Wright,
daughter of Judge Wright, of Yorktown.
The attendants to the maids we're Mr.. Willis
Hunter, Mr.. w. T. Morris, Mr.. J. A. Brooks,
member of company f, tSate troops, and Mr..
Sam Harper, son of Mr.. M. A. Harper, and
brother Of the bride. Many fine presents
were received. Following the wedding was
the supper, and then a dance, which we're
highly enjoyed by those present, embracing a
large number of the best citizens of the coun-
ty. The bride and groom left for Galveston,
whence they took steamer for Brownsville.
Their home will for the present be at the lat.
ter place."
The bride is described as a beautiful and
accomplished lady. Nearly every one in the
city knows the valiant Rudd and esteems him
What better mate can valor have than
beauty, and if the charms Of Eros are forged
by Cupid the match should be indeed a happy
one. The LIGHT wishes the bride and bride
groom full share of marital happiness.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-10
BaSo Ball Club.

San Antonio has never had good base ball
club, by reason of the expense connected with
such an organization, outside of the time
given by the players. But number Of our
weather. citizens have awakened to the pop
ular demand for sport of that kind. and have
sign6ed their willingness to help an organiza-
ton, both in the way of membership and with
money, and there is to be meeting at J. E.
Labatts Office tonight to take necessary steps
towards forming club. The LIGHT favors
the scheme and hopes to see strong club
formed.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-07-10

Colonel Belknap has his eyes open. al al
times to meet the public requirements and
conveniences. The latest indication of this is
an order just issued, which prohibits the car
rage Of bulky packages or bundles upon
street cars, and the officers have strict injunc-
tons to see this rule enforced. While this
order may inconvenience few, it will be
gladly hailed by the many who have been in
convenienced and annoyed by the "lady with
a bundle" or the 'fellah" with his box.