San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-19
The stock market is picking up.

The Alamo brewery Will COM
mence another artesian well shortly.
-Scholz's artesian we'll has reached
q depth OF $50 feet.
Yesterday was one of the Ember
days of the Catholic calendar.
The market is pretty we'll stocked
with California oranges.
Don't die in the house, Rough on
Rats.n Clears out rats, mice, flies,
reaches. bed-bugs. 15c. (6.9-1y
-Wanted-Reliable girl to nurse
children. Apply to Mrs. Herman
Kampmann, corner Avenue E and
Fourth street. 2:lS:3t
San Antonio Division Uniform
Rank, knights of Pythias left this
morning for Austin, to attend the
organization of a new lodge there.
Miss Cricket Oliver, the pretty,
petite and accomplished young vocal
list, of the Oliver Comedy company,
will please her hearers with her fine
selections and character songs at
Rische's opera house tonight.
The street car company is suffer-
ing a great deal of annoyance from
cobble stones and loose gravel thrown
on the tracks, for street filling, which
cause many derailments of cars.
Wells, Fargo & Co. received per
express this morning, tiger from
Nicaragua, via Galveston, Texas con-
signed to DIR. Hertzberg, of this city.
The animal has q ferocious appear
ance and is quite curiosity.
oliver and Courtney, the Musical
Monarchs in their great act, Fun in q
Music store will Introduce all the
latest novelty musical instruments,
and win the praise and approval of
both press and public everywhere.
At Rische's Houston street theatre
tonipht.
The anti-Sunday petition to the
legislature from San Antonio was
presented to the House yesterday by
J.H. Copeland.
Louisiana FISCHER, Lizzie Tucker
and S. Hernandez, charged with theft,
were each sentenced to two years inn
prisonment in the penitentiary yester-
day in the thirty-seventh district
court.
Louisiana FISCHER, the notorious
negress, who has been before the
police court probably more times than
any other person in San Antonio,
was sentenced to two years imprIson-
ment in the penitentiary yesterday.
in Judge Noonan's court, for robbing
Hass, the German of $500.
The Board of Directors of the
Board of Trade are to meet at 4.30 p.
m. today.
Street car SO jumped the track on
West Houston, between Soledad and
Acequia streets, last evening, cross
ing the track at right angles.
The first shipment of cattle was
received at the Union stock yards
yesterday, and the company has for
mally opened the institution for bust
ness.
Cyrus J. Dolph and Birdie E.
Lewis were made man and wife by
Justice Heron yesterday evening.
There will be a sociable at 210
Fifth street tonight by the ladies of
the Madison Square church.
Mr.. julius Tengg and Miss Annie
Deussen were married last night,
County Judge McAllister performing
the ceremony.
DIR. Harrison lectured to about 500
men at Rische's theatre last night on
the subject of "Specific Diseases, and
their Causes and Cures"
-Comrade A. l.. Walcott, senior
vice commander, of Emmett Crawford
Post No. 10, Il. A. R., Ell Paso, was
buried by A. Belknap Post, No. 81, at
the national cemetery this morning.
Wild fowl and other game is
brought to the city daily by the trains
coming in from Eagle Lake.
Friendship Council No. %, Order
candidates last night and five new
applications for membership were
received.
The second set of engines at the
power house of the street Car company
onTenth street, are bein g put in posi-
ton.
The Oliver Comedy and Specially
Co., who play at Rische's Houston
Street Theatre tonight, give an ell
tertainment full of music and comedy
Miss Cricket Oliver; the charming
young soubrette, has one of the
sweetest voices you have ever had the
pleasure of hearing and her specialtles
are immense, also the little folks take
the audience by storm, do not fail to
see them, it Is a treat at Rische's
Opera House tonight.
The street cars on the cemetery
line run every fifteen minutes. Pres
ident w. II. Weiss says that any
number of cars to the cemetery for
funerals or other occasions, can be