The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-30
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Gossip About the Hotel Corridors and IA
List of Recent Arrivals.

GOSSIP About the Hotel COrridOrs and u
List of Recent Arrivals.
Mrs. Alonzo Millet has recovered from her
illness.
Capt. w. A. Stewart, Twohig, is at the
Menger.
Andrew Wren has returned from Freder-
icksburg.
Frank Lancaster has gone from Manchaca
to Taylor, Williamson county.
Col. Cheney r. Prou,y, deputy u S. mar
shall; has gone to Seguin on business.
COL Brewster, deputy collector of customs
at Laredo, is in the city.
Us. Marshall, clerk of the Menger hotel,
was SO i'll that he was unable to work to-day.
Col. Lane, an old resident of San Antonio,
no married Miss Eliza Richardson, sister OF
Mrs. Judge Paschal, is on visit to the city.
Thos. Mccall, the cattle king of Concho
county, has joined his partner, George Rich
ardson. They will both leave in few days
to drive 1900 sheep to their rancho.
Owing to continued ill health, Mr.. A.
Thorpe, long and favorably known in connec-
ton with Hollands store, proposes to rust-
cate on Messrs. Mccall 4 Richardson's
rancho for few months.
Mr.. Jose Pardo, collector of customs for the
republic of Mexico, at Laredo, is in the city.
and will visit Eagle Pass ON custom business,
it being in his district.
II. S. Willett, hardware merchant of New
York, and his wife are registered at the Nav
erick.
Mr.. 6. P Tirada, the proprietor of the IT,
RADIO house, Navasota, is on the books at the
Vance.
Miss Nettie Noyes has come home and will
be at her post in the German-Engish school,
Monday.
Frank Bell, as,istant stock agent of the
Galveston and Houston railway, is staying at
the Vance.
David M. Clarkson, Of the Star rancho,
spent last evening in the city and started fo'
home this morning.
Maj. N o. Rhodes. of Trenton, Tenn,
purchased car load of horses yesterday and
left for home to-day.
| w. w. I.awham, cattle raiser Of LaSalle
county, and 5. Hal Lewis, Boston dealer in
sheep, are guests at Hord's.
RIM. Johnson, Austin; C. d. Mcdonald,
Del Rio; ]. K. Fisher, Uvalde, and George
Doggett, California, are at Hord's.
Prof Halbedl, one of the shining lights o.
the city free schools, has returned from his
summer vacation in the mountains.
T. 7. Shepard, Medina; H. F. Young, Sc
i amin. eMich1 MurDhv Nipau,ronp and IA r
rhesing, Pecos county, are at the Central.
Maj. J. T. Breckenridge, president of the
National Bank at Austin, accompanied by Mrs.
K. T. Dupuy, of Laredo, and Miss Lucy Du-
puy, OF Austin, is a guest at the Menger.
| Charles II. Hyde, Cincinnati; Thos Helm
and n. c. Hotchkiss, St. Louis; J. c. Gore
New York; Carey Shaw, Columbus, and Jose
| PardO, City of Mexico, are at the Maverick.
! Late arrivals at the Vance are Chas. NJ. Ro.
quette. St Louis; Capt. X. N. Won, Dallas:
| Chas. II. Burke, an engineer Of the Sunse,
road; John Torbett, stock buyer from Mil
ford, Delaware, and Geo. Morgan, Houston.
Justice Shields to-day tried the case of Nat
Sulzbacher against Carpenter. Cornell & Co.,
a suit for SIoS SO, the amount of commissions
alleged to be due for selling cigars. Decision
| was deferr till tomorrow.
Henry w. Young. Galveston: John B.
| Woessner Corpus Christi: A. Katz, New Or
| leans: G. G.. Brewster, wife and children, La
redo; Mrs. Sue Lamkin, Luling; ]. W. Mar
tin and wife. Union Springs; J. A. Woullard
Lebanon. Tenn; and Lorenzo Gil, Laredo,
are at the Menger.
DR.. Mortimer Slocum is down from the
mountains. The doctor finds wonderful
changes since he was last in the city, "a few
weeks since The city is making wonderful
changes every day, and when an old citizen
drops out for single day he finds it hard to
catch up again.