San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-02-10
RAYS OF LIGHT,
Gathered Here and There b. the Local
Reporters,

City Marshal Shardein has gone to
Austin.
-PancOast & Son have the new shapes
In spring hats.
-"Fayorite expressions" y. L. n. T..
Have no equal for quality and price.
Some very choice spring suits al
ready received at PanCOast Il Son.
jerome Cassiano is still confined to
his bed, but he is.prOgressing slowly.
Santiago Perales has been placed
under $1,000 bond by Judge Crawford.
A birthday party will take place
next Saturday night at Arbeiter Nerein
hall.
The price Of good grass beeves in
this market is p cents per pound, gross
weight.
DR. A. r. Balkan this morning
shipped two fine stations to Monterey,
Mexico.
"A dance was given last night on
NewtOn's street at the residence OF the
Misses Hoakers.
The Bachelors and Benedicts will
give their next hop at the Casino Hall
on Thursday evening.
Dan Rice has arrived in the city and
10 beaming on the inhabitants with his
usual genial smile.
Wanted, furnished and kitchen Jun.
furnished), good tenant. Address 229
Commerce street. 2-l0-lt"
-Pinkeye is a thing OF the past among
the horses at the San Pedro Springs,
says Mr. Tom Scott.
The A. o. u. w. celebrates its ami
versary with grand ball at the Casino
Hall on the 18th Of February.
The masquerade ball OF the Jolly
Twelve is postponed from the 18th in
slant to the 9th instant at the Casino
Hall
The Stoves Arms Company has re-
Ceived two car loads Of shot, one half Of
which is destined for reshipment to Mex
leo.
Louis Pfanstiel was fined s. and
costs this morning in Anton Adams
court for refusing to work on the pubic
roads.
j. J. Payne has been issued per-
nit TO erect lumber dwelling on the
east side OF North COnChO street. First
ward, TO cost 1925.
Pat MuldOon lies In dangerous con-
dltion at the Santa Rosa no pital. lie
Is suffering from severe attach of inter-
mittent bilious fever.
Mr.. A. J. Shnk is recommended
strongly as the proper and deserving ap-
pliCant for the position OF Inspector OF
weights and measures.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Railroad will commence running trains
on Thursday the 18th to BeauTegard, ~
miles south Of FlOresyille.
A pleasant german was given on
Government Hill last night. Quite
large party of young ladies ard gentle
men from the city attended.
Manuel Ramos was found dead in his
bed yesterday. Judge Crawford held an
inquest and verdict of death from nat
ural causes was rendered by the jury.
The nuisance complained OF on San
Pedro Avenue regarding the refuse of
the San Peero ditch has not yet received
the attention of the sanitary authorities.
The residents on Avenue f. in the
vicinity OF SOmmer's garden. are COM
planning loudly of an ill-ConduCted
house, and propose to take steps TO GUST
the inmates.
William Tong fell on the sidewalk
Yesterday and inflicted a serious wound
due to "spirituslism." DR.. Adolph Herff
dressed the wound.
The pink eye is on the increase
among the horses about this city, and
some very fine stock is suffering from
the malady. There have as yet been
but few fatal cases.
F. PatoOka, n baker, was fined So
for dsCharging firearms in the city linn
its by Recorder Shields this morning
lie fired double. barreled fOWling piece
and killed rat last night.
Again San Antonio carries of the
hOnors. Messrs. Welsh and Ochse have
been awarded the contract for building
the contemplated additions to the new
court house of Kendall county.
The funeral of the late Frederick
Ziegler was largely attended yesterday
afternoon. The funeral was conducted
by the German Beneficiary Society, OF
which deceased had been an esteemed
member for years.
This morning in the District Court a
motion was made by Geo. Whites cOun-
sci for new trial. which was over
rdled. Judge Noonan then passed SEN
tence on him of three years impris-
onment in the penitentiary.
The Stoves Arms company's little
red wagon" has been heard from at
Pleasanton, under the charge of Mr..
Frank Olsmith, who is selling goods in
great quantities. A large shipment of
new goods WAS received by Mr.. Ed.
Stoves this morning to replace the de-
pleted stock on account Of these extern
sive orders.
In Justice CrawfOrd's court this
morning an interesting case was COM
menced and is still proceeding at the
time Of going TO press. VIM. Rose and
wife accuses H..Heiligmann Of poisoning
five dogs, the property of plaintiff. Mr..
j. u. Copeland is representing the plain
tiffs and Hon. Oscar BergstrOm the de-
fence.
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