The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-29
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and a
List of Recent Arrivals.


been visiting friends in this city.
John E. McMullen, clerk of Wilson county,
is on the books of the Vance.
Mr.. thinner has returned to the city, and is
now employed with l.. Wulfson.
Fire Chief Duerler will attend the firemen's
convention in Cincinnati, on the 18th prox.
Gen. A. P. Stewart, of Oxford Miss, an Of
fcer under Bragg, is guest at the Menger.
E. X. Thnrber, a sheep-raiser with ranches
in Peasanton, is registered at Hord's.
Col. S. H. Nichols, Houston, and Chas. M.
Rhode, representative of Lagrace, of Gal
weston, are at Hord's.
c. G. Vogel, editor of the Boerne Register,
ana George A. King, Of Ell Paso, are among
the recent arrivals at the Central.
]. K. Blocker and wife, J. c. Jones, Larry
klinn and A. A. Ware and wife LETT for Eagle
Pass to-day.
Miss Lou Tejada, of Floresville, registered
at the Vance last evening. She is visiting
friends in the city.
Misses Bella and Rosa Zimmerman, Miss
Somers and Miss Louisa Fischer are visiting
friends in Castrovlle.
Ben. Heilbromer, sharp member of the
travelling salesmen's profession, is in town and
staying at the Maverick.
Col. John d. Morrison, Capt. r. H. Bur-
ney, of Kerville, and T. P. Harris, of Luling,
are quartered at the Vance.
J. S. Patterson. San Marcos; C. S. Hinschel,
Fort Ewell, and S. NJ. Gibbs, stock-man of
Lacoste, are at the Menger.
H. P. Payne is announced as candidate
for the democratic nomination to be county
| commissioner in precinct MOL 1.
IA. Hooper, freight agent of the Interna-
| tional, came with Joe Walker from Austin las,
evening and is registered at the Menger.
A. G. Thomas, proprietor of the Thomas
House at Floresville, stopped at the Vance
last evening. on his way to his home in In
diana.
Owen McDermott, of the Texas & Pacific
railway, is visiting friends in this city. of which
he was long resident. He is boarding at the
| Vance.
L. S. Camp. Richmond, Va; R. F. Bass
| and wife, Elkton, KY; c. w. Firebough,
| r. lu.,
ore at the Maverick.
| J. M. Baker, of Huntsville, Mo-, is of the
opinion that the Texas merino sheep have as
fine wool as any raised. So he said at the
Central hotel to-day.
Col. Davis, of the Menger. spent part of
Sunday and Monday with Maj Moore, on the
Majors rancho. He brought the canteen
| hack and will l. another vic;t
G. D. Roemer has arranged to take perma.
nent employment under Messrs. Inscho &
Blinn.
Lieutenant w. NJ. Maxon has obtained
leave of absence for one month, with permis-
sion to apply to the division of Missouri for
an extension. He will probably visit friends
in Missouri.
teer nurses during the last yellow fever cpl
Yesterday on her way to Brownsville to repeat
her good work.
S. A. Monroe and wife, the father and
mother of the contractor Monroe on the Sun
set extension; A. M. Rhodes and sister, and
w. S. Key left on the Austin train this morn
ing.
1t is rumored that VIM. M. Edgar. hereto
fore spoken Of in connection with the asses
sor's office, will be a candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for sheriff. against Mccall,
h present incumbent.
Real Estate Transfers.
A. A. Harris to Alfred 5. Mussey, Io2 6.Io
acres on the south bank of the Medina river,
Is miles southwest of San Antonio; 500.
Julia r. Jones to II. W. Hill, lot 9. in block
E, west of the San Antonio river, bounded on
the east by Clinton street; $3.50.
FIN. Girard to VIM. F. Derr, the east por-
ton of survey $50, six miles northwest Of the
city; SIS and other considerations.
E. L. Teele and E. c. Teele to Amos D.
Jones, eleven acres in survey I48, six and one
half miles north of the city; $97.75.
Amanda Dignowity to Elizabeth Porter,
lot 3, in block 2. of the original subdivision
OF lot I42, west of the San Pedro, on the Ala
zap creek; $40.
Amanda Dignowity to Hannah Williams,
lots 10 and ,3g, in block Of original subdivision
I42; $40.
THE Austin Statesman calls Governor Davis
the "high priest in Voodooism," and says that
he came over to San Antonio "on the heels Of
faction of disorganizers." The Statesman
has raised the bloody shirt, invoked all the
bitterness of the past, hurled its anathemas at
l.bI r. a. !. II I..a