San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-04

9th.
Mrs. Mary Miles, who recently re-
signed as janitress of school No. SHIELD
that position for fourteen years. She
will now move to her handsome new
residence No. 223 Sharer street.
The proposed Fourth of July cele-
bration by the electrical workers
union will not be given today, having
been abandoned.
-4O5 gets the bicycle at Haas & OPP
penheimer's.
w. E. Cox yesterday secured a per-
nit from the city clerk to erect a two
story brick residence at No. APO Con-
molly street, Ward Z, to cost $1,000.
DON'T FORGET to attend the 4th
of July celebration at San Pedro
Springs, Monday, July 5th. IT.
Louise Kunz, aged 22 months, died
last Thursday at No. 1,So6 West Hous-
ton street, Ward 8, from malarial fe-
yer.
-Wrc. Logan, the colored man aged
20 years, who was accidentally run over
by a North Flores street electric car
a few days ago, died Friday night in
the city hospital from exhaustion, con-
sequent to the fraction of his leg.
For genuine bargains call at the
BOSTON SHOE STORE,
7-4-3t SOB East Houston st.
The 122d anniversary of our nation
al Independence is being celebrated
throughout the United States today,
north and south, east and west.
-Burleson street has been staked
off by the city engineers force, for the
laying of sewers. 1t is one of the last
streets to be opened up under the
sewer contract
% RIEBE, UNDERTAKEN AND
EMBALMER, 223 EAST COMMERCE
COMMERCE STREET. TEL. BAL. If
The sewer contract is now about
three days overdue the extended time
allowed by the city.
Both the local brokerage and COM
mission houses in this city observed the
National holiday yesterday with half
holiday.
DON'T FORGET to attend the 4th
of July celebration at San Pedro
SpL AhSSs 4hoAlehyJ Ny cthAsr- ~
The Belknap Rifles Interstate drill
team will go into permanent camp
at Riverside park next Monday eve
ming and will drill morning and eve"
nings regularly until the drill takes
place.
Mems $500 Vici Kid Balls $3.50 at
the BOSTON SHOE STORE,
7-4-3t 500 East Houston st.
The river has been worked upon
somewhat the past week by the city's
force of cleaners, and better results
are shown by a more unobstructed
channel. 81
Gentlemen and Ladies' fine res
taurant, Chas. w. Biering. proprietor,
North Presa street, between Market
and Commerce. the Frankel place,
well kept, genteel lodgings. Slime.
Will LANCE and party of local
musicians left yesterday for New
Braunfels, where they furnished music
for a dance last night. They play in
Seguin tonight. .
For genuine bargains call at the
BOSTON SHOE STORE.
7-4-3t sos East Houston st.
George Winn's Sweaters and the
Missionaries, two colored baseball
teams, played game at Riverside
park yesterday afternoon, which was
won by the Missionaries by a score of
II to u.
-S15.0OO.0O worth of Ladies' shoes to
be sold at half price at tn
BOSTON SHOE STORE,
7-4-3t SOB East Houston St.
Joe Schof1eld, who was injured
about his head in a runaway a few
days ago, is able to be up again.
With the approach of the Interstate
drill many strange characters are ma
king their appearance in the city, and
the police are keeping their eyes on
them.
DON'T FORGET to attend the 4th
of July celebration at San Pedro
Springs, Monday July 9Th. it,
During the month of June there
were eight fires in this city, involving
a loss on buildings of $1,400, and on
contents s1,615.
-4O5 gets the bicycle at Haas & OPP
penheimers.
Mexican imported June Corn at S.
L. HUH & Son. 5-29-tf sat &sun
ID. and A. Oppenheimer received
a telegram yesterday from r. w. Hill,
of DeVine, Texas, expressing them a
bale of cotton, being the second bale of
the season.
The only Boston Shoe Store in this
city is located at sos East Houston
street, next door to Frank Marsh's Art
store. last
Seth Testard, charged with forgery.
gave bond before Justice Shook yester-
day in the sum of $500, with S. E. Gill
lette and Nettie Testard as sureties.
"A case of whooping cough was re-
ported yesterday. upon Victoria street.,
Ward Z.
The flag of the Mexican republic
will be floating over the Mexican con-
sulate tomorrow
st. Mary's college will have the
American Old Glory floating to the
breeze from the college building tomor-
row.
THE members of the San Antonio