The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-17
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and q List
of Recent Arrivals.

Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and a List
of Recent Arrivals.
Mrs. Col. Jeff. M. Gibbs, has apartments at
the Menger.
Hon. J. F. Miller, congressman elect, is at
the Menger.
T. Harding, of Moore's Harlem ranch,
is ticketed at the Memger.
Tom Green, a son of Gen. Tom Green, is
boarding at the Menger.
w. H. Firebaugh, well-known resident of
Austin, is booked at the Menger.
Among the Menger Hotel guests is Col. C..
G. Brewster, costoms collector at Laredo.
Capt. N. w. Hunter, right of way agent for
the International railway, is guest at the
Menger.
J. B. Rumsey, prominent citizen of Iowa
and friend Of Col. E. D. L. Wickes, is regis
tered at the Menger.
A. w. Lamb and an invalid son have come
from Hannibal, Mo. seeking health. They
are quartered at the Menger.
Mrs. Marshall, who has been upwards of
eight years matron of the Manchester and Sal.
ford Boys home, has arrived on visit to her
brother-in-law, Mr.. Geo. Findlay.
William Clemens, banker of New Braun
fels, his wife and Miss Tony Guenther were
in the city yesterday. The started on their
return to New Braunfels this morning.
Capt T. L. Oglesby, Of the Texas rangers,
the sheriff elect Of Maverick county, has made
all arrangements for resigning his connection
with the rangers and will leave for Austin to-
noOrrOxv m f11rn Over his accounts
US. Marshal Hal Costing and one of his
deputies, Col. Cheyney Prouty, will 60 north
in few days with prisoners. After leaving
their prisoners at the penitentiary they will
probably 60 to Washington.
Sam Dodd, the senior member of the firm
of Dodd, Brown & Co., the most extensive
dealers in dry goods in St. Louis, and VIM. L.
Huse, OF Huse, LOOMS & Co., St. Louis ice
kings, are registered at the Maverick.
At the Maverick-Miss Abbie Darlington
and A. r. Darlington, of the Hess Opera Co;
John B. Lillard, New Orleans; Montgomery
Miller, St. Louis, Mo-; w. P. Richardson,
Owensburg, KY; J. P. Noe, St. Louis; w. J.
Brown, Springfield. ILL.,; G. w. Tuthill, St.
Louis; Maj. A. L. Giles, Palestine.
AT the Vance-Frank A. Gibbons, St.
Louis: Lou F. Clifford of the international
railway; J. L. Martin, Baltimore; F. G.
Pachio, r. H. Harris, Mexico; c. Lamont,
Denison; George Morgan, Houston;J. C..
Barksdale. H. Seins and family. Campwood;
A. c. Pickett, Floresville.
At the Menger-H. Newberry, Brackett-
vile; w. Crooks, Seminole Cave; c. Felt
trouse. Galveston; James ]. Haynes, Laredo:
w. Schlapp, Houston; Harry NJ. Beverly and
wife, Kansas City; T. E. Winston, Alabama
A. B. Wright, New York City: V. r. Huston,
Rutland, Vt; H. Smith, Wooster, O.; Arthur
Scott, Fort Worth; C.. B. Collins, Luling: T.
NJ. Humphreys, Seguin; J. Stuart, Houston;
Alvin H. Taylor. Waterbury. Conn; S. Weber,
St Louis; w. E. Humptonville and wife,
Houston.
J. L. Kinney, San Francisco importer of
bucks to Texas, is dead.
C. Gibbs general freight agent for the
Sunset railway, Is in the city.
J. Ellis, well known stock man from the
borders of Crockett and Edwards counties, is
registered ut the Vance.
Sixteen members of the Hess opera company
are at the Central.
Capt Thos. RObb and his Scotch friend, Colin
Campbell, are ut the Central.
Todd and Hubbard, OF Columbus, are in tho
city seeking ranch
w. Verney Jones, of Erath county, and
family, are passing through the city.
S.Withotr, well known Laredo merchant is
at the HOrd Hotel.
A. G. and Mrs. Blythe, of Tcxarkana, are at
the HOrd. Mr.. Blythe is the popular transfer
man of that town.
Capt. Neil Caldwell, of the frontier troops,
arrived by slage this morning and left for
Austin by the l:45 train.
At the Horde Dramoad, Dallas; John Mar
back, Karl Koch, New Braunfels; j Welder,
Refugi"; Miss $ Sallie Roberts; 4 J CulPeprer,
City; C X Meyers indianapolis.
Sir Hope tombstone, distinguished English
blrOnet, passed through San Antonio in Major
COnverse's special car and is travelling with
him.
"Rocky" Ammons, Mrs. Ammons and ], w.
ond Mrs. Wilson, of Live Oak county, are at
the Central. Messrs AmmOns and Wilson are
stock men well-knOwn and respected in their
county.
Mr.. John Wood, an English journalist and
member Of the Savage club London, and LOtOs
club, N. Y, gave the LIGHT call this morn
ing.
James o. Luby Esq, P. NJ, at San Diego, and
editor of that brilliant little sheet the ''Bel
Punch, contributed largely to the defeat Of
Finley, is stopping at the Menger.
Notice to HOusekeepers and Epicureans.
We are in receipt of and will continue to re-
ceive daily from this on all leading and fancy
groceries. We are pleased to especially call the
attention Of our customers and the public in
general to the following lines of fresh goods:
Mess pork, picked beef, halibut,
BOnelesS cod fish, deep sea mackerel,
Russian sardines. Holland herring,
Uncanvassed breakfast bacon,
Uncanvassed sugar cured hams,
Dried peeled and unpesled peaches,
California pitted plums, fresh p crauberries,
Peach and apple butter in wood,