San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-05-31
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w. III. Boyakin is in the city
from st. Louis.
Street Commissioner Crowther
finished graveling and rolling
Blum street yesterday for one
block at the side of the Menger ho-
tel.
New line crepe papers, latest
colors. MIC TENGG. DBL 2t
Thus far during the month Of
May there have been eighty
nine deaths registered at the city
health office. The roll will prob
ably run up to 50 when all reports
are in.
Arthur Schmidt is in the city
from the City of Mexico.
Spray pumps at Huth's.
Stock peas at Huth's. 80 1t
Insect destroyer and fertilizer
at Huth's D 81 It
During the month of May
there were 260 cases before the re-
corder.
Cars running Sunday every 20
minutes to Schuermeyer's park,
ali dav, 80 ct
The city policemen will receive
their new summer hats tomorrow.
The foot men will wear light black
straw hats of the Alpine shape,
while the mounted men will wear
black felt broad brimmed tiles.
knights OF Pythias will meet
this morning in Castle hall for
consultation and arrangement of
the details for the reception OF the
grand lodge officers next We'd
nesday.
Baseball supplies at Mic Tengg.
5.3l2t
There is dangerous hole in
Galan street block paving at the
corner OF Military plaza whic b
would bear repairs.
Wolff & Marks employees will
celebrate the eighteenth anniver-
sary OF the firm with trolley par.
ty and dance Tuesday afternoon
and night, the dance to take place
in Muth's garden.
-Hammocks, Mic Tengg.
5-3l Ut
--Josefa Gonzales, aged months
died yesterday on Green street,
ward 2, from entero colitis.
Jacob Metzler, of Dallas, is in
the city visiting friends.
New line purses. MIC TENGG.
5.31 2t
To-day is the last day Of service
for the sanitary police, and they
will report of tonight. Hereafter
the sanitary inspection will be
done by the regular patrolmen. The
ex-sanitary officers will probably
be retained on the special or extra
duty list.
Morris Simpson, formerly Of
San Antonio, now Of st. Louis, is
in the city visiting friends.
Full line Of outdoor games.
MIC TENGG. 5-31 Ut
Mr.. Michael Zoller, an old and
respected citizen of the eighth
ward, is seriously i'll.
Mr.. A. A. Wolff and family
leave Tuesday morning for New
York, via the Mallory steamship
line, where they will remain four
months.
The theatre and ball announ.
ced to take place at Jno. Schuh's
hall tonight, has been postponed
until next Sunday night, on &C
count of the death Of his little
daughter, Louisa. 3 81 1t
Clyde Frank Reming, a A.
mouths'.old son Of Frank j. REM
ing, of 1l22 Mason street, died yes
terday and will be buried this
afternoon at o'clock.
B. Bodemaun, of Little Rock,
Ark, and Miss Alvina Bodemann,
of New Braunfels, are at the Nah
ncke.
-Wanted-To rent room house near
car line, East End, or DreiSs hill. Address,
525 East Commerce street. 81 1t
Willie and Johnnie Delsite
were throwing at a bird in tree
in the prairie yesterday, when
rock struck Willie on the lip and
severely cut 1t. He went to doc
tor, who put five stitches in it.
The marriage of Miss Helene
Wagner and Mr.. Edward T. Lyons,
will take place at the residence OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wagner, No. SOC Nolan street,
on Wednesday evening, June 10th.
Judge John Handy, Of Ind
lana, who is down here visiting
Colonel Breckenridge, returned
yesterday from a short trip east
over the Southern Pacific in pri-
vate car Fern Ridge.
Detective Cliff Ellison, of