The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1883-03-26
LOCAL PERSONALS.
items Cleaned In the Hotel Corridors and
From Various other Sources.


| Colonel Henderson has returned.
Mr. Max B. Meyer, of Galveston, is in the
| city.
DR.. John p. Rice, of Castrovile, is at the
| Hord hotel.
The Hon Columbus Epson is reported sick
| with pneumonia.
Miss Lila Harden, of Centre Point, is guest
| at the Hord hotel.
| Mr. John Maggie, cotton broker OF Austin, is
| at the Hotel Maverick.
Mr.. Louis Seeger, Deputy District Clerk for
Kinney county, is in the CITY,
| Captain w. A. Stewart, a Texas veteran or
| Twohg, is fraternisiDg in the city.
Mr.. Gray, proprietor of the Exchange
hotel, San Marcos, is at the Central hotel.
Mr.. J. A. Sumpter, a well known merchant
| of Eagle Pass is staying at the Central hotel.
Mr.. p. c. Baker, of the law firm of Bolts
& Baker, Houston, is u guest at the Hotel NAV
erck.
DIR. V. Harvard, United States army, has ar
rived from Eagle Pass, and is at the Menger
hotel.
Mr. ]. E. Hunter, engrossinp clerk in the
House If Representatives, is at the Hotel NAV
erick.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Lee Hall, and their incom-
parable baby, have rooms at the henger
hotel.
Mr.. David NJ. Garrison, the well known
sheep man, OF star Ranche, Is at the Meheei
hotel.
Mr. NJ f. Corbett, one of Fort Stockton s
principal merchants, is registered at the
Menger hotel.
Mr.. Clarence p. Dresser and Mr.. L. B. Sher-
man, of the Chicago Associated Press, are reg
istered at the HOrd hotel.
Mr.. John Eggleston and Monsieur Paris de
E. Ferrari, two tourists from New York city,
have rooms at the Hotel Maverick.
Messrs. Robert W. Goode, W. J. Berkeley and
S. Carr Cabanre, st. Louis society young men,
are guests at the Hotel Maverick
Herr George Rueckhert, general agent and
correspondent for the Illinois Stats Zetung,
is in the city in the interests of his paper.
Mr. l.. G. Baker, Superintendent of the
Southwestern district of the Western Union
telegraph company, is in the city upon Dusl-
ness.
JP Russell, a wholesale merchant, and w.
b. Ward, a capitalist, both of Jefferson, Texas,
are in the city with view Of Locating ana
| starting i'll business.
Dr.. b. Taylor, a physician of New York,
city, are at the NJ niger hotel. DIR. Taylor is
visiting his rancho at Tilden.
Mr. William Murray, of New Orleans, Gen
eral Southern Passenger Agent for the
Marietta aud Cincinnati, and Baltimore ana
Ohio railroads, is visiting the city.
DR.. w. b. Harris, of Burlington, Iowa, has
arrived at the Central hotel He is a wealthy
gentleman who seeks health i'll this district,
and if the city suits him he will PROBABLY To-
cate here.
Mr. Arthur Crane the English baritone, now
interested in a sheep ranch at Bandera, is visit
ing his friends in the city. His fine baritone
voice was heard to advantage in the celebration
of Easter at st. Mary's church.
Captain NJ. NJ. Bogge S, Sergeant at Arms OF
the House of Representatives, and Mrs. and
Miss Borgess., ave at the Menger ho'el. Cap
tain Borgess. has not visited the city for 10
ears, and is astonished at the Improvement.
Mr. Ross Reynolds, of Retaining, Pa, and
| Messrs. A. j., ID. Nj. and J. j. Dull, of Harris
burg Pa arrived this morning from Laredo,
and the western districts The party, il is
said are much inter, sted in the Corpus Christi
San Antonio railroad movement.