The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-15
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

No real estate transfers this morn
ing.
Judge Neuendori transacted no bust
ness to-day.
Poultry peddlers are verging on
bankruptcy.
Captain Shardein has a slight touch
Of pneumonia.
The necessity for more orosswalks is
again apparent.
The San Anronio club gives a recep-
tion on Tuesday next.
The County Commissioners have adj
journed until the 9th proximo.
Dean Richardson has gone to Aus
tin to attend the funeral of General
Steele.
The old political platform on Main
plaza should be removed. The country
is saved.
A marriage license was issued to
Samuel Salm and Mary Belrlng this
morning.
Numerous rumors are flying about
as to who will be appointed TO various
Offices
The remains of General Steele were
shipped to Austin this morning, accom-
panied by his daughter.
"A team and wagon stalled on North
Flores street last night by running
against lamp post.
: The trial of William Matthews, on q
charge of robbing trunks at the Boerne
stage office, is still proceeding in the
District court.
Professor Rote has been chosen to
present the topic for discussion at the
III
Thursday evening.
The international and Great North
ern pay car arrived yesterday and pro-
ceeded to Laredo. 1t will return to San
Antonio this afternoon.
The case of Charles II. Howard and
G.. X. Sullivan was filed In the District
Clerks office this morning. 1t is suit
to recover $500 on loan.
1t is now said that Fritz Russi, de-
feated candidate for Street Commits
sioner, is to be made Market Master by
the new city administration.
Mr.. II. c. Archer, ticket agent of
the Sunset, has lady's hair pin, found
last night at the skating rink, which the
owner can have by calling for it.
Donaldson. through Jay Minter. has
filed suit for Sl36 for work done as road
engineer, against the County Commits
sioners, In Justice Adams court.
Pulmonary affections are thriving
under the suitable weather for those
complaints, which the clerk of that de-
partment sees fit TO favor us with.
Emmett Paschal for shooting at j 9.
ID. Matthews, in March last, was found
guilty of aggravated assault by the jury
and penalty OF $50 was imposed.
"A cranky mathematician is attempt
ing to compute how much mud has been
removed from the boots of the San Anto-
MO dudes during the last few days.
The International Building and Loan
association will meet tonight, corner of
Alamo and Villita streets. Bidders for
money are requested to be on hand
promptly.
The Mexican revivalist did not have
a large audience on the plaza last night.
lie had his buggy in the middle of the
mud and expounded the gospel therefrom
In laundering tones.
"A man who would persist in getting
of street car while in motion, came to
| GRIEF. lt was some time before he could
clean the mud out of his mouth, but
when he did his language was "chice."
"A meeting of the School Board was
held yesterday afternoon at the Mayors
office, when resolutions relating to the
extension of the Third ward school
were offered. Action on these were de-
ferred until the next Board meeting.
The Literary and Scientific associa.
tion held meeting last evening, and
decided to throw open their librar Y tc
the public, by subscription of 80 cents
month or 5 a quarter. DIR. NJ Lind
ner was elected Treasurer and Librarian
Inquiry is being made to find blint
woman named Williams, who, 1t is be
lieved, Is In San Antonio. She is wanted
relative to the disposition of the body 0
a deaf and dumb man, said to be her son
who was recently killed at Midlothian