The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-27
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.
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The Kempa family have arrived and
will take part in the concert tonight.
Fashionable dressmaking at the new
dollar store, No p Alamo pla,a. I'm
-Pieronls theatre will give no per-
iormance tomorrow night, but will give
one next Saturday night.
Professor kutZenberger states that
his Novelty concert will positively take
place tonight at the Casino.
One of our colored city police had
his badge taken from him last night.
How it occurred he does not know.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Baldwin have
lost their infant child which was born
to them on the 18th instant, at Houston.
The Medina river ia reported as be-
ing on Il boom. The CibOlO creek IL also
reported as swelled with freshels and
dangerous to cross.
Several little boys of nm industrious
turn make quite Il sum of money early
In the morning nowadays selling punches
Of mint to saloon keepers for iulips and
other mixed drinks.
The Boerne stage arrived in the city
ut O'Clock this morning after hard
trip from BOerne. The stage did not at
tempt to go beyond Boerne, on account
OF the bad roads and high water,
The stencil on South Flores street in
front Of the stock yards, on the east side
of that street, is almost unbearable. The
drainage from the filthy yards runs into
the street and forms foul cesspoOl
Col Pat Fields, corner OF South
Concho and Matamoras street requests
the LIGHT TO ask his Democratic alder
man the reason that water plug and
lamp post have not been erected as or
dered some time ago by the council
MIR Manuel Hernandez. a san An
tonian, now In Medina City, writes that
parcel of human bones have been found
near the Dry Frio creek, near that place.
No clue to the Identity OF the former
owner Of the bones has been established.
A carload Of San Antonio beer and
two carloads Of san Antonio ice were
shipped last night to uvalde. Both ice
companies were kept busy all Of Inst
night supplying this large order; POO
pounds were shipped.
No trains arrived to-day on the
International and Great Northern road
from the north, Tonight at II O'Clock
train will arrive, and the road will
then be all clear. The regular train
A'hNfF AAAs WY AlbA III " hlA w illhl row
morning at G:iO O'Clock
MIR, Barney Eberhardt, one of our
most polite and aiiable dry goods sales
men, sewers his connection June LIST.
with the house Of ID. & A. Oppenheimer
to accept position with Messrs. Haas
Il Oppenheimer. For u years Barney
has stood behind the counters of ID. 4
A. Oppenheimer, where he has learned
the dry goods business thoroughly.
The Pugsley Bros, of Hugo, Col,
have some 1900 head Of stock cattle
gathered in Gillespie and Mason coun-
ties on the road for their ranch. They
say that they will be able to get them
through despite the Panhandle men,
Kansas farmers, and Texas rangers. 1t
is probable that they have an under
ground trail.
Colin Self Of the Texas Live Stock
journal, received candy box contain
ing u faded boquet, 1t was sent him by
mail from Weimar, and was 20 days on
the road. OF course the lady thinks he
does not appreciate her floral tribute and
has gone back on him. His feelings for
the postal authorities is not the most
kindly.