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New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FROM OPITZ TO LEsSING: study in Pseudo pX
ism in Literature. by Tn0hAs sEtGE6Nr N rh""'
l1,no pp vi. 2O7. James r. ossood " 90
TIL, aim of this book, according to the preface, is
"to give few of the n.any available proofs Una,
The different nations Of modcrn Europe have passed
through very nearly the same experience IN ',ei"-
tura siucc the Renaissance" Mr. Peyry's definition
of his object is not fortunate, for he makes ho very
serious attempt TO establish the proposition Win
which he sets out The title indicates the scope OF
the essay much better than the preface explains H.
What we have here is a sketch of the pseudo
classic period German literature; tho references
to the literature of other nations are BRIEF ana H.
cidental: the parallelism Of which the author
speaks Is not really examined; he has only col
Iected some materials which may be useful In
further lnadry. Probably this is all that he IN
tended to do and the larger scheme described III
the preface must be attributed to propensity To-
ward loose statements, of which the volume con-
tains several evidences Nevertheless Mr. Perry has
given us an interesting study. His position 10 un
oubtedly correct that literary movements are to DC
considered not merely in International aspects, but
as part Of the general development OF civil1Za-
tion promoted or retarded in every country by its
peculiar social and political conditions, but always
directed by the same laws which govern the march
of humanity itself. The chapter of general literary
history to which he has here given his attention
reaches from the period when Germany, aroused from
the long decadence which followed the Thirty
Years War; began to initiate France and England
I'm an exaggerated cultivation of classicism. down
to the close of the last century when romantlclsm
was Just rising. This era includes what may be
properly called the birthOf German literature The
author utimates that he may treat the romantic
period in another essay.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

The foreign exchanges without features the
ed:eG the a ana an
and 81 s6 respectively. for long and short sterling
mcnt OF currency in either directon New York checks
at the places named are quoted as follows eayamna
leans, rs cents premium for commercial aud Y premium
for bank ST. Louis. so cents premium; Chicago and
The local money market was easy, although loans at
2iaa3 per cent not nfequent the prevailing rate
The stock Exchange markets generally presented
the o several
| Government bonds were moro than usually
dull but ruled firm with the bids for the 3s L. aud for
tho 4 s per cent higher and for the 4' is per cent
lower Southern s'ato bonds were more active ana
the week that We're not fully maintained at the end.
1horeIwas business In railroad bonds that was better
ea retail s cSaracier and With " important caases in
figures other than for the speculative kind The non
The share Ssy Sn. an% the na Ndsh a
The transaction stocks amounted to .7ijs0s shares
or tve day agans, I6i973 shares for the preceding
week special feature of the week tho compara-
tive activity OF OF the low prices that for long
tine II not without quotation have been neglected Tie
upward speculation was pushed with no little ,lgor ti
the close OF business on Thursday. A boom was
plained advance in London Monday holiday hero
OF from TO cent for all American railways. which
sns as ESSspn i wasiern Tnon and unon faec
the whole time In the week reached the high
heavS realizing sales op Wednesday and Thursday
not wanting hut st II Is not probable that ths advance
wOud have come abrupt ending ~ IL did Friday
morning except for the sudden codbath gwen To conn-
by the decided vote of the House on the silver
question From Friday and yesterday mornings decline
there was partial recovery late yesterday afternoon,
the majority Of the stocks show nA losses from the
figure OF "A week ago The principal changes OF inlp0r-
tancc are follows: Advances Northwestern, 7si
Delaware and Hudson. 80 Nashville Chattanooga ana
Chicago. li2. Delaware lackawanna and western, -
Illinois Central 3l. and Louisville and NASHVILLE. 1per
cent Dcclines-Csnada Southern V : Union Pacific and
Burlington aud Quincy. each Rlchlnond.nd Danvlei
Ia; Central Of New jersey h; Michigan Central ana
Rock Island cach li2; Lake shore. las; Omaha and
Houston and Texas Cent 81 each. =: Oregon Railway aud
Navigation. eisI Omaha prcierrol, zig sMlssouIl
Pacific. 3is. and OREGON improvement, 3l2 per cent
The subj0ncd table T. Of moro than usual
interest that In addition 10 the highest, lowest and
final prices aud the sales of fy three stocks last week
IL gives the na prices Of December 81 anu January 81
RANGE or PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
Ceaal Notlces

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
Fanny Hohorst and Elizabeth A. Csvery plaintiffs against
Alura c. Robbins Julia A. Liftchd aud James liohi
her husband Julia StoddeT and wentworth X Stoddr her
husband Amanda Ashbey Lemuei BurTows and Mary a.
his wife; Joseph H. Ashley James H. Ashley William
Ashbey Annie Ashley Mary shepherd and Robert q. T.
Shepherd husband Of Mary Asabey shepherd deceased
EPpays B0eTS% SRn h0' NdSo, King .Sa HTg Sa eoS
sayres as executors Of the last VIII and testament Of
Walter Nichols deceased Minnie o. Sohenck. Martin
V. B schenck and George l.. Schenck rs executors
the last viii and testament OF Martin scbenck deceased
Csstner and George Joyce as executors OF the last VIII
testament OF Deborah W. deCt ased Frederick O
horst Peter Cavery Louisa Ellsworth and william Ella
worth. Defendants.
hereby summoned 10 tie complaint In this
action copy Of your answer The plaintiffs
within tw tny after the service OF this
exclusive OF the day OF service and In case OF fail
appear or answer jndg WILDE taken against
Dated December 81. 1874
JAS. X. Hill. WING AND SHoUDY,
PLAAnfPs' AT1oRNYYs
OFFICE, NOS. 4j49 WILLIAMsT,
NEw.YoRK CITY, ". T..
ITO THE DEFENDANTS, Almira g. Robbins,
Amanda Ashley, Joseph IL Ashley James n. Ashbey.
q. y. shepherd
The egong upon by publication
pursuant order Of Hon Willard Bartlet Of the
justices Of the Supreme Court OF tho state Of NewYork
dated the 2s day OF January 1856 and hed with the
plant the OF Of the Jerk Of the County OF Kings
the County Court House In the lily OF Brooklyn NewYorK
Lated January 70. 1850 - - -
PLANTING Attorneys.
%6-49 WIlliainst,
Ne1-York City
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

Tor Schwarfzchilc & SuizDerser. &'
CALV 0-Trade Quief ard tho few aaloe naade
at 30 per 10 for Grass,rs or &c per Is tor ysais.
sfEkp AND LAMBS-Harict very slow, and Common
a9S tendency down ward and bg,cas,, are
ao 90 I3 at6c l2j do part secpl - b. ct t38 d
20 ~ 2S state sheep ol TO- ct 70 222 % lQ8 D
p p a. - t7s 40 90 !lc: DO III IS. tSci i
Hume Mullen sod 1lj State Lambs, 70 d, a4 0o, a
~ b, iss do YS3 S, ss SCI aoS stats ds IS
81 SS ll6 dS g d. t 4c 2C2 Western do 81 b, Il Ca
and 200 do. 9b b, at $40
DiIlenbask Dewey soId lse state Sheep lly D. Ss.
q 4S 49, s ics % ao IS sas q a. % a. ~ "a
We,eEn S 9o q D. e g 20 81 state Lamba % y. ss6 81
Walsh. KIRBY 4 Co sold: 1875 Michigan Sheep 9s D. q
u ~, and III State do, lot 10, at 6lSc. lees el0.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BOSTON. Feb 2s.-Flouc daL Western superins So s5s
S Fsisn; wiaIsr @ %nda sn S I a'a iII;
steamer Ysow 'S &c StS1%sr @a',s Mixed Se So Grade
shorts AMI Mdiinss stcay Proyisions steady Bat.esc
acE eosn oa. S
10000 bush. shorts 200 busn Barley 5000 bush
T. Fan gs' % %hs,. sP a1ssassa Tsaa & ra% s
Ms & os sSsh e,.s Sa iSG %l.a cos s ggs
yemSo Fa 52t Barey InSaan nS s ;sd Pork IN sSSd
Baisineats steady shoulders. 1915 5iort,ri'. s.
sSqs aSSn caa al' j. 81 @nsey dull and nsaa
a sTs and y sss o. % "a s4 ~
uents 500 head
Feb = ssgoar dan AL ns,snss ca's,
IianesOta saxsr, ssijSs, 55 pa;eal, q 5OSsI IS
Wreat weak and lower; sales ranged February, 7sSHSs
HS & Nay IS %sIPa s so.ns ns
san0 No spfTiSHss TiHsH5 c No GS ssa 7sg5ss ssBn1
30 Red Sc co,ns s say !. sos s sac. ranss
io9c cio,nga ic: oats ranged Ca h. 2g'.e
feUrdar -G1.c March. .0Gl6 sej Nay 80 &c Eye. Noa
e3c BareymShog;e; g2s9,c rors lower cash $3.50
Mars6 81 IS eosins q. Nav 81 .sss
q 81 q 81 sl FeStafy g 1 tsF q@i sale: ranged
@ sSst March ) 7s9s s.2 Nay 81 s. ssS@es $siat Q.
= ioi shor. Gear. 50 5oSs s. asceps.-Foas 5000
po 300 Sala 6S R S5p usS y Ego Snsn Ua;
Flour 1000 oolss Wheat l!;oo) eash' Corn lt1glS
BUSH sI.' WV '-'''' '''''' -''' ''-' '' WV
DErron. Fe, 2s-wheat steady; No White, Cash s4ho
sis s' aafsS SS SCI %ay sa q esinoss o;ss
? 31c Recepts-wheai. 10000 bash.
PILADELPaI.; Feb zs;-FIoar The marEe, very
pei 81 ,oSs57j f:x;rs 75ssiisis Psnu.1yanns
81 81 Delaware Family - OJasi 5j Winter Wheat Pateni
7jGs5 25. Whea-4c c. higher under advancing west
aiyces but there WIS little demand car lots dull
No Red In export elevator S2c No Delaware Red 10.
81 lsc; No Pennsylvania Red, 90 No Red February
9c March. 81 'adS+scI April S1QS6.c; May s7S
dSsc Corn The speculative nlarAet was duu aHd kdsc
No. 2 Mixed IN export elevator 4sicc No Yellow ID
grain depot 500 'le NO yellow track, Soc; steamer
4. i.e Mareh a az c Ipr 47St9e.i Nav
fA.c. oarsCar tots sieidy; Rcjccted Whits 3ic
White sSe No. w9ts >! fc EN-, NO @hiss 80 r. futures
3 ,dS7c; April 3js. 337 RccepfsFour 5000 pDst
Wheat 900 ousn.i Corn. 1000 pusa' oaa 5000 busn.
l.OOO bushi Cora. 1000 busi. DATA
900 Oush.
MILWAUKEE. Feb 2s.-FloIr dull and dropping. Wheat
weak No. MnwIukoe Casl 7Ss4s February. 72.c.i
March 72rc; April 73c. NAY. 1Sase. Corn weak; No
So &c. oats quiet No White 5lc Rye easy. No. L. 90
PROVISIONS quet; Ness Pork sl2 Is Cash and aarcg
> Il Gj. May. Larl-Pr steam. 80 ej. Cash and
SSSc. Ioss 81 f6Si 10. Reeept.-rienr i.ioo bbis;
Wheat O410O bush; Barley. $4,000. ShlpmsnJs-FiotL
>. 900 Ob.s.. Wi-aL 1000 ousl; Barley l2.U0l
ST. LOUIS Fob 2s.-Flour unchanged Wheat weak; No.
Nav Corn higher Cash. Sec. Feb uary 3jas: March,
3JSc; April SO sc; May. SO oats DUH Cash Soc; May
81 &c. Rye firm at 6sc. Barley qmct az o9s6ec But
SOC Cora Meal .t,.iv az SO ls Whisky steady siit
Pork Sl3O2t. Bukmeats-Lony Clear. 50 -; short Re
So 81 G6 35 short Clear 81 81 lard arm at 50 7ossS 50
receipts Flour 5000 0blA, Wheat VI 900 bush, Corn.
100000 bush oats $4,000 ousg Rye 20JJ oush Barisy.
pusn. Corn. 10000 oa,hi 60oj bash aya aooo
bush. Barley, l.O0J bush
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
Eeaal Salts.
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEw.Y oRK.-Joyepb II. Westerheld against Henry s.

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEw.Y YORK.-Jo,epb II. Westerdeld against Henry s.
In OF an inerlocuory decree sao duly made
entered in this acton and ned In the oee OF the CeIk
rusry 1885 / the underslgned referee said named
win sel at public auction AZ the tIeeanse salesrS Nun
Of March u O'Clock noon By An,lony hsschs
therein described as folows 70 witt
FIRST.
CITY Of New.YoTk bounded crbed folows Bogin
a 1Hn, on s S c o Ss
wescr OF on hundred oct and he
81 feet inche, Of the block
eriy along said centre line 70 feet ence n0rtn
the :dhery SIDE Of one yesb stTcOi asd
thence eastery along hundred street. ~
feet 10 the plsce Of beginning
Also al those Ten certain lots pss, or s or
of Hundred ani torscven street al point dis
eysnih and one aSared ami Forty eventh street
running thene norlher parallel Win the Eleventh avenue
ely along said centre line $50 feet thence pars'
sHy Tsa sie &c Sf one Hundei and Forty street and
:S o s SS
ginning. r,,,,
Also all dwelling house and lot piece or paroei
q And situate on TIE weer sde oi Elm street ana $50 On
n certain OF the properly oi EOeIezer
ia os %aSs e. s By eF. A%s, 81 TIN @ and o% axe
the M be.s II and ~ and IS bounded az 81 ogn &
Sn or Leonard street. punnins thence Westerly soSs the
and OF William sparks sixty feet 10 o number fourteen on
esn saS yone feet isne thence slste
Catherine lane io feet three inches 70 sn Of tho opMta "a
and Corporation OF tho CITY OF York 70 tie south
line u lot numDe thyseven feet % Em street
and thence norhery alsng EN- street twenyoae Ieft sk
'A'h'' 70 'n' pace u IT4TnASIAL JARVIS. ja:
WILLIAM H. sEcoR. Aeieree
Attorney for Flaint!h,
Ill Broadway, n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb 23-Provisons-Baconi Cumberland Cut
a1s Cd Long Clear Mtddes, 32s 3d short Clear Middcs
Sis odi short Rbs Sss 3d shoulder. God ga per ~
Pork-Prime Mess gss Od per Dbl Prime Ness Ea,,srn
U3si Western Dos Lard-American 36s Oh; Prime Weat
ern 35s o., Lard OIL Cd. Hams-Iong Out AIS. Dd.
shoulders os SO Butter swt e for Rsss
Western spring 7a ld07s Sd, Red Winter Is Cd ais ~
per cenai No spring7s. Id New Western Winter 0s iod
4: Sd California 80 SS. ioi ssnssi produce
cwf defined fetrooum 7l per galloa; Glover Seed.
-common So Vd Pale lis .0d.0os. Od Linseed OIL 2oA
3D. per cwt ~ -, az, n % M,
o. per Calcutta Lnsocd As o. per quarter LinsScs
ia Ger Galon spirits Of Turpontino 23s od per oyt
eperm on, 25S perton. Rosin-Iommon. A. 0d Sn 81
American sugar l3s I'd per cwt for ou6A Centrfug1l
polafring 06 and llsslia vd for CUBA Aasoovao iAr
toluing anoat.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rieer. Vessc,s AMI Ratlr0afs.
NEw-YORK. Feb. %. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEW.YORK. February 2S, 1885.

COFFEE-Spot Rio dul and weak at oi4c. for Fair no
sacs options to ponts lower and fairly active segs
berg sold June freely. besdts May and bought March.
May Scott sold April and May. some Of the sales today
understood been OF COee for Rio account
London and Rio unchanged with purchases for tho
United Stltes The 2ter market Of 5000 bags Havre
active decline i2r. The $3.50
bags March. 72O07.30; April 35Q740; May 1851 50
June. 7bj&7.60; July 7Gj 770: August 7507S0: Sep
tenber 100 Mild grades rather weak sales o. $40
bags Maracabo 500 washed AMI 1000 mats Palem
bang ex Laura H. Hopkins on private terms.
COTrON-Spot Cotton dull and l6c lower; sales OF l8j
bales delivered on contracts 700 bales.
The quotations. according the American classification.
follows
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

Futures quiet; opening points higher closing barely
steady at cine OF TO points. anckel sold OOO bales
from April september sold August and September
freely. schiller sold april and Nav Crosby sold March
Staber June moderately Won Grundel also bought
June. Lehman took June August and September. Walt
krohn bought ADIfl and May he dis urbe political
Situation had unfayorabln effect the LIVER
market The receipts the present estimated
bales bulls cam that 0Do bales have thus
r been rendered March contacs staber In charge Of
the March deal Inman and other large bulls IL sad have
been sellng Of late sALes today were q OOJ bales
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARREr4


LONDON Feb. 2S-i2:30 D. m.-Consos Ssh for money
ami "a for Atlantic and Great Wesern First
Mortgage Trustees Cerncates So's Erie ~ DO second
Consois 5sa NcwYork Central 81 Ii Illinois Central ~ 2
Pennsy yivani o. ~ Reading So MEXICAN Ordinary Ai'e
Canadian Pacific, 4U1G 81 Panl Common 80
so Paris advices quote Three Per Oent Rontesa at
vi trance centmes for the account; -.
ID m-Eric i4i1 second Consols 5s7i Canadian Pa
clnc 40 a; 81 Paul Common. Iih
Paris advices qnote Three per cent Renes NJ 81 francs
centmcs account and exchange on London Ut 20
francs 80 centimes for checks.
TheAmOunt OF bullion gonein tho BanK Oh England on
balance today IL 100000.
The EcOnOt OF this week The rate OF discount for
bank BILLS 90 days three months Is 3 per cent and Tor
trade bills 90 days three months. 8Sd3a per cent
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRx Feb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day, a8 cat.
loads OF 500 heat72 loads ct Uhst aud W cara ~
Jersey City The figures n regard TO shpmcnts puoshcd
TRIBUNE absolutely correct Eastman had ~
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELsoRAPH.

JtvErpooI Feb 2S-l230 D. m.-cottol steaiy Mtdd,ing
,rIands Sis do MlddlIng Orleans s 6d sales 1000
haIes Including 1000 bales speculation and exports
II oot bales Including 100 bales American. Gur
lures steady Uplands Low Mddlns clause February and
sid do April ana May delivery, g6id do. May and June
delivery la-6d; do. June ami July delivery iBo4d,
also 564d; do July ami August delivery u lS6id do
August and september delivery D 22Jtd. .o. 49,
Tenders for delivries nc to-days clearing SVO paiee
now docket and 300 bales old dccket. -. -
~ n m-t,otton- saes Gay uded $500 halcs
Amsncan Futures closed steady Uplands Low MiddlmG
cass March delivery, iG4d sellers do arch and App
delivery Aid sellers do April and MAY delivery $50
and July delivery i26td bnyers do July ana Aukuss
livery l3.64d sellers do August anu september "e"es
u 2204d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

The following table shows the tons and percentages
.lpped by each OF the railroads east from Chicago OF
-four grain aud provisions for tho week ended last Sat,
ur,ay In comparison with the same week OF 1853 aud
1881:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
IN ,pr psroy Feb 2S-Turpeniine firm % 29c. bid
SAyASNAH Feb. 2s.-Turpentine nrm nj 3Oc
WILMINGTON, Feb 2S.-rurpentine hrm az Ss go
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

The continued small receipts Of cotton stimulated the
speculation that prices for futures OF this crop
one time from to Is points higher tho greatest ad
vance was fla the earlier months, but at the close ali the
options except for March "a gain OF pontsl from
To points lower for this CROP and from 10 points
lower Tor the crop The market for spot was auct
but an advance Of 3l0 cents was established followed
by a decline OF 1lG cent and closed at ii 76 centa for
Mddling Upands The following are the statistcs OF
ths movement OF three yearsi
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

calls for an amendment OF previous notices The siia
lions are unchanged but there Is lack OF
OF confidence that revvais are near at hand.
bank statement, unlike the stateneu,s M
the preceding weeks, did reflect the effects ~ Tho
subTrcasury,s gain Of which were made up
of gains OF 81 9l4 605 currency, and 81 23 400 co
whilo the banks report loss Of onIy al
Oi0.Ioo In legsl-tcndsrs and q gain Of As, Zoo
snbTreasury's gain In currency may have hcen ' 40
National bank notes which do not figure in the bank
we easily note without attempting to explain thnn,
The loss In surplus reserve was only S50S 900 which
still leaves them S3i 100000 greater than they were
year ago. -
those OF the CORES spOnding date OF sSA and Iss3
New-York tribune., 1885-03-02

DRACTICAL COOKERY.
NINE LECTURES ON COOKING
BY
MISS MARIA PARLOA
SERIES OF KITCHEN Lessons WITH DEMON
STRATIONS. - - 1850.
TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. s5.-.....PRIoE, rs cENrA
ADDRESS
THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-21
Falling Chimney.

An accident occurred yesterday even
ing, the other side of the San Pedro
creek, at the house of Guadalupe Leal,
who lives II few houses down on the left
hand side of East Commerce street. As
the inmates of the house were prepar-
ing for the evening meal, CONSERVATION
was spread among them by the sudden
collapse of the chimney and fireplace,
the chimney structure making a large
hole through the house. A passerby
was struck on the shoulder by one of the
bricks and received severe Commissions,
but with this exception no further injury
WAS sustained. The house WAS full of
debris and the evening meal was con
siderably damaged.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-21
PERSONAL POINTS.
Collected From Hotel Corridors
and Elsewhere.

General Phil Sheridan has arrived
from California, this morning.
Colonel Cunningham left this morn
ing for his ranch at Sugarland.
Miss Dixie Williams, of Cincinnati. is
visiting Miss Fannie Newton, ut iJS
North Flores street.
Mr.. j. s. Lockwood last night left the
city for San Francisco with Mr. and Mrs.
Whitney and party.
Al. Dull, Harrisburg, Pa, Howard
=. Baker, New York; W. +. Starlight.
Dolores, Texas; J. Hale, Deming, New
Mexico; james Romanes and wife, I. F.
Binnie, Scotland; Charles Shiverck aud
family. Omaha; W. II. Burgess, Seguin;
j. j. Dull, Pennsylvania, are at the
Menger.
u. &C. McFadden, st. Louis; Mrs. John
Dyer. Waco: j. w Woodson, Sohen-
berg; J. G. kenan and wife, Weimar,
Texas; u. Shampaign, Houston; f. f..
Reed, Rochester; 5. ID. Lock, lloosick
Falls, n. Y; A. NJ. Sanborn, Auborn, n.
Y; Edwin Ryl, St. Louis, Mo-; John
Howard, Fort Worth; W. d. Wheeler,
st. Louis; NJ. NJ. Legg, Texas; Allen
Letohworth, Frank Callbeck, s. j..
IIaughton, st. Louis; y. $. Basch, Bos-
ton; W. II. Wlngfeld, Dallas; Dick
Malthrough, Houston, are at the Hotel
Maverick.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-21
A Correction.

Editor san Antonio Light.
You will please do me the favor of
correcting an item which appeared in
your issue on May 10, under the heading
of attempted Elopement." You will
please state to the public in reference to
the young lady whose name appeared
in your paper OF the above date, that
did not buy tickets, nor was arrested;
In fact was not with her at the time
she was going TO leave, but was on Sole
dad street, when a friend informed me
that the police were looking for me.
When | was told this | asked my friend
to please go to the hack stand and send
me n hack, as wanted to go and find the
girls mother to question her as to my
arrest. On arriving at my destination
| found the mother and two policemen
cohyersing with each other, so | stepped
up TO the officers and asked them If they
wished TO arrest me, and they answered
In the negative. The mother, after being
assured that her daughter would be
taken TO her M soon MS found, left for
home. The police advised me ~ friends
to go and explain the matter to Captain
Hughes, which did, and he said had
done nothing; they could prefer no
charges against me.
You will oblige me by giving this to
the public as facts for which have eve
witnesses. Yours respectfully.
BEN s. FISK
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-21
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

Turkish baths at A. Zilian's. lm
Concert Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday nights at Mission garden.
August Kempf, the District and
County Clerk, of Castroville, Is in the
city.
The picnic OF the Second ward
school Is in course OF progress at the
springs to-day. The children are hay-
ing good time.
The approaching novelty concert TO
be given next Monday night at Casino
hall, promises to be something indeed
new In this city.
Frederick Sohl who was tried in the
Federal court for the theft OF some
bacon, the property Of the Government,
was acquitted yesterday.
All citizens interested in the Fourth
of July celebration are requested to at
tend the meeting In the County court
room on Saturday night Mt O'Clock.
The lamp lighters who light the
street lamps are evidently not doing
their duty, rs n great many complaints
Of unllghted lamps are filed daily on the
police books.
MIR Il. Jambois, well known
Frenchman Of this city, died this morn
ing ut O'Clock ut Santa Rosa hospital
from heart disease. The funeral takes
place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
from San Fernando cathedral.
Colonel Il. Il. Lane is shipping 1000
head Of young stock to his El Paso
county ranch. lie recently bought 1000
head Of one and two year old steers, and
1900 of yearling heifers from John Il.
Glare, Bee county. which are destined
To-. Ia 10
he claims as one Of the best on the con
tinent