San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-29

caused by the broken water pipe re-
ported yesterday. 1t is being repaired
today.
"A rehearsal of tambourine drill
by some young ladies took place on the
opera house stage this morning.
+ Capt. S. w. Bennett, custodian of
the Alamo, only had two visitors this
! morning, Mrs. L. b. Heaven and Miss
Adela Heaven, of Toronto, Canada
e. P. Turner, of Houston was intro
duced as visitor at the San Antonio
club yesterday by w. b. Turner.
| Superintendent David Sanders, Of
the San Antonio Postal carriers depart
ment, is modestly rejoicing today over
the safe arrival OF fine new baby boy
in his family last night.
The local lodges Of the knights
and Ladies Of Honor this morning ap-
pointed a committee on hall, for the
approaching annual grand lodge meet
| ing of the order in this city, next Au-
gust.
The board Of health will likely have
regular meeting tonight, but this is
not certain, though there will be con-
siderable business to be transacted.
The total amount to be disbursed
to the public school teachers and jan
litors tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
by the city treasurer Is 7.75s.
Deputy Constable Adolph Pobu-
kowsky had his buggy badly broken
on the southwest corner of Main pla-
"a this morning by his mare becoming
fractions and kicking.
The ladies Of the House Of Good
Shepherd are busily working on their
grand bazaar to be given in the fall.
From information received by
friends in this city it Is learned that
Mr. Joe Meyer, now in Hot Springs,
Ark, is very much improved.
Showers have fallen before six
o'clock a. M, in this city the past two
days.
The inventory of the assignment
of the Charles F. Mayer Co., Limited,
was filed in the county clerks office
this afternoon, showing the assets to
be $7,57O.95 and the liabilities s9,216.09.
Mrs. Louise Marsch, aged 81
years, wife of Joseph F. Marsch, of |
Reimann alley, Seventh ward, died last |
night of consumption. The funeral |
takes place this afternoon, Rev. Ul-
rich officiating.
e. Estrada, charged with burglariz- |
ing a shoe store of o. W. Kraus, on |
East Commerce street April Is and |
stealing four pairs of shoes valued at |
$3.50, waived examination before /
T,,e !;
to Jail in default of $500 bail.
Ella Burnett and NJ. E. Cassius.
two variety theatre women, arrested |
by officer Quintana for standing in the |
front bar of the Standard theatre sal
DON, were each fined five dollars by the
recorder this morning, the charge being
conduct.
Ella Brown, chronic visitor to the
Police court and Villa Davis, belle
of the East street district, were each /
taxed five dollars as Migrants by the
recorder.
"A trolley party will be given by |
private parties over the lines of the |
San Antonio Edison street railway |
company Saturday night. Refresh
ments consisting of negro delight"
otherwise known as watermelons, will |
be served in Scheuermeyer's park.
Commerce street was in such a |
muddy condition this morning, caused |
by too free use of the street sprink- |
lers contents, that it was an impos-
sibility for cyclers to make any pro-
gress at all. i
The city supplied its prisoners
with thirty-two suppers last night and
thirty-three breakfasts this morning.
city Detective George Shoaf is suf- |
fering from a very painful boil on his |
neck. |