The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-30
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and List
of Recent Arrivals.

in town.
L. G.. Robinson, a noted cattle breeder of
Flatonia, is quartered at Hord's.
Neal Caldwell, a ranger, quilted town this
morning.
w. ]. Watson, a merchant of Leon Springs,
is to be found at the Central.
Cyrus B. Lucas, a stock man of Goliad,
Texas, is at the Central.
John L. Rudedge, of Yorktown, left last
evening for Galveston.
E. Paux, of New Orleans, is among the re-
Gently arrived at the Vance.
J.W. Hughes, of the Pullman palace car
company is at the Vance.
Jose F. Pozo, Galveston cigar manufac-
turer, is booked at Hord's.
A little boy of Solomon Deutsch, aged
years, is seriously i'll with brain fever.
DIR. J. B. Taylor started for his rancho near
Tilden, Texas, this morning.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Niggli left the city
to- day to attend to business connected with
his vocation.
E. Blaffer, a promising young produce
merchant of Houston, is registered at the
Menger.
Prince Hal Costing started for his home in
Castroville to-day and will be absent till Mon
day morning.
Col. T. H. Henderson and J. T. Salter,
well-known dealers in wool, are staying at
the Menger.
H. w. Earnest, master shepherd came
in from Waugh's rancho this morning and
took board at Hord's.
Mrs. Pinckney Jones started by stage for
Boerne this morning. Mr.. Jones is still in
town. at Hord's.
J. r. Smith, a Corsicana merchant and
brother to Judge Felix Smith, visited friends
here yesterday.
Miss Ella Pace, Waco popular young
lady, who had been visiting here some time,
started for home yesterday.
Mr.. John Sutclfe, director of minas de
Vallecillo is at the Hord and is on his way
from New York to the mines.
Sim Hart started for Austin this morning to
meet Mrs. Hart, who is returning from three
months visit to Detroit Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hellemans, Windsor Locks,
Conn.,, have apartments at the Menger. Mr..
Hellemans came here to buy wool.
Lieut.. H. F. Kendall, of the U. S. army,
stationed at San Diego, is at the Menger
He will visit his mother Mrs. Dane at Borne.
DR.. M. Slocum and family have returned
from their summer stay in the mountains and
will occupy their home on Romano street.
After pleasant trip Of several weeks dura-
ton in California Mr.. II. P. Lane, a we'll
known young man of this city, has returned
home.
I. Efon, prominent dealer in cotton and
wool, Ed. Sullivan, F. A. Smith and Miss L.
Tenburg, of San Antonio, were in Galveston
yesterday.
Capt. MiAin Kennedy, of Corpus Christ,
q prominent stock breeder, is q guest at the
Menger. He is accompanied by Mrs. Ken
nedy and her mother, Mrs. Starck.
J. w. Martin of Union Springs, Ala, who
is engaged in buying large lot of cattle, went
out of town yesterday but will be at the Men
ger again tomorrow.
Maj. Gooch, special attorney for the Inter-
national railway, left with his family for Pal
estlne this morning. He had been for several
months boarder at the Menger.
Brigadier Genl. D. G. Swain, Judge advo-
cate general of the U. S. army, was in the
city few days this week, but only few per-
sons were aware of his presence. He started
for Washington yesterday.
w. II. Clifford, who has for some time been
the local agent of the Pacific Express COM
pany, resigned his Office to-day to a Mr.. Run
mel, recently of Sherman, and will begin prac-
ticing law, which vocation he followed for
twelve years in Hearne and Palestine.
Frank Tanning has returned from Jackson,
Miss, where he was called suddenly on the
death Of his sister; he brought his little nieces
and nephews with him to Texas. Frank says
the state of Mississippi is month behind in
her cotton crop and it is not very promising at
that. The Texas fever is prevailing to great
extent throughout the state and a very large
immigration can be expected from there the
coming winter.
Texas people in New Orleans are E. ].
LANCE (Fayettville), +. L. Carroll (Waco),
DR.. M. T. Hendricks and wife; in Memphis.
J. H. Nathan, G. Gaines; in Nashville, Miss
L. Scruggs, Geo. c. Sanders, F. E. Ham
mond; in St. Louis, w. R. Scudder, James
Graham (Austin), Thos E. Byrnes (Houston)
S. H. Shannon (Dallas), Geo. Simpson (San
Antonio), Mrs. F. Stark (Brownsvile), M.
Kennedy and wife CORPUS Christ).
Railway News.
The end of the Sunset extension reached
the Pecos river last night 1t is now % miles