The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-03
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Mr.. Santleben Is suffering from Sc
we're attack ofpneumonia.
Examine our fine linen bosom shirts,
81. Sheets. l-2s-ti
Hon. Carl Schurz has decided to lee
ture In Casino hall on the 18th.
MIR. August santleben Is III at his
residence, ON North Flores street.
Low prices explained at Sheets.
New goods at Sheets. Call and see
them. l-2S-tf
the county jail during the month OF
January.
Eighteen deaths were recorded at
the City Physicians office for last week;
one stillbrth.
--Sociable and candy pulling tonight
ut Cumberland Presbyterian church. All
are Invited.
-E. c. Falwell has been arrested on
charge OF theft ofhorses from Freeman's
stock yard.
Only five charges In the Recorders
court, all for drunkenness. The fines
amounted to S25.
The Belknap Rifles and San Antonio
Rifles were drilling on Alamo plaza and
the streets last night.
Colonel 4. W. Pierce, President of
the Sunset railway, Is expected back
from California tomorrow.
Mr.. Howard c. Cooke IL rejoicing
over the safe arrival in his family last
night OF healthy nine pound girl.
1t is remarkable fact that ont OF
~ clerks employed at Government Head
quarters only three are natives Of Texas.
Marriage licenses were issued to Jo-
seph Szczodrok and Mary kosub, and
Mateo Rioz and Alvarita i. de Albidres.
Mr.. Bishop, the handsome ex-poioe
officer, Will smile In the habitues OF the
Fashion theatre MS special officer Of that
resort.
The LIGnr acknowledges tickets of
invitation to the Ladies fair, to be held
Mt ST. Joseph's school, on February o, 10,
and IL.
Sheriff.. w. Hahn, of Comal county,
is at the Menger. lie brought In u pris-
oner, A. B. Rose. arrested on suspicion
Of theft of n saddle.
Cinderella and friends should have n
picture taken in costume, at the Buffalo
Photo tent, near the turn table, on
Houston street. 2-3-2t
There will be meeting of the
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent association
tomorrow afternoon ut four o'clock at
the Temple Beth El.
Elaborate preparations are going on
for the celebration of WashngtOn's
birthday Anniversary TO be celebrated
on Monday, Feb. %.
-l}aggagemen on the International
and Great Northern railroad have been
discharged and the expressmen have
been required to do their work.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church meets on Thursday
afternoon Mt Mrs. G.. NJ. Gordon's resi-
dence, on East Commerce street.
Cinderella
Operetta.
Turner Hall,
February 3 and 4.
Judge Neuendorf delivered judg-
ment In the case of Franklin vs.. Olin and
Calvert this morning. Judgment was
rendered for plaintiff for Sl62.
Colonel &. W. Breckenridge is en-
joying vacation from his business du-
ties, and has gone on n pleasure iaunt to
Colonel Cunningham's sugar plantation.
The fire directors, to have had a
meeting last night and recomm end
chief for election by the City Council,
held no meeting, owing to absence of
lnpOTlunl IneiuUtrs.
Justice Max Neuendorf Yesterday
purchased n fine New England piano
from Messrs. Rhodius q Tempsky, the
live music dealers of Commerce street,
and presented ii to his eldest daughter.
Arrivals in the city by the Bandera
stage say that fence thrown across the
old Bandera road, about three miles
from san Antonio, cause delay of over
an hour in travelling around this pasture.
Negotiations are now pending for
exhibition ofthe champion bicycle riders
of the United States for six days at the
Commerce street rink. They are
Mademoiselle Louise Armaindo and
Messrs. Taylor and Eek.
Professor Van Der Linden last even
ing at Turner hall delivered an interest
ing lecture on Egypt, tracing the foun-
dation of the Masonic craft from that
country. The lecture was illustrated by
beautiful stereopticon views.
On February o, 10 and II, n ladies'
fair will be held for the benefit of ST.
Joseph's school, at the school building,
No. II Bonham street. The fair will be
for very worthy object and ii should
receive full need Of support.
Mr.. W. II. Blair, of No. 3 Houston
street, presented the LIGHT Office with
some beautiful specimens of hyacinths
and an elegant bouquet OF cut flowers.
MIR. Blair asserts he cannot be surpassed
In town for his cut flowers, and the
LIGHT must corrOborate his statement.
AT the emporium of gents clothing
and furnishing goods of f. Sheets there
has just arrived large assortment of
neckwear consisting ofties. soarfs etc,
which should be examined by our socie-
ty gents. BY the way, Mr.. Sheets has
just received the most unique trade cir
cular from Louis Auerbach of 5iG Broad
way, New York, who is large manu-
facturer and importer of neckwear.
1t is a great satisfaction to be able TO
record cure Of disease, and we do not,
therefore, wonder when Mr.. b. f,
Welsh, of Albany, n. Y, Estate Depart
menD writes: cannot refrain from
expressing my satisfaction at the success
of Mishler's Herb Bitters in curing me of
catarrh." There are many thousands of
Others like Mr.. Welsh who write to tell
of their cure Of dyspepsia, liver and kid
ney diseases, stomach disorders, and
other complaints, for all of which this
great medicine is a sovereign remedy.
District Court.
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