San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-03-27
PERSONAL.

LII. Hynes, Of Santa Maria, has left
for home.
Jules Albert, Houston merchant, is
in the city.
Don Camilo Saens, from Roma, Texas,
is in the city.
Captain William Votaw is in the city
to-day from his ranch.
Judge J. B. Davenport and wife, of
Bandera, are in the city.
Herman Seidel, merchant of Helena,
Is at the St. Leonard with his wife.
Cashmere Cinojosa, merchant of
Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, is in the city.
o. Degetan, of MOnclova, hat manu-
facturer, is sojourning at the Menger.
Captain NJ. Kennedy left this morning
for Laredo. He will return Monday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Oppenheimer is visiting
relations here. She is from Eagle Pass
Mr.. f. s. NiccOlls. a well-knOwn San
Antonian, now of Seguin, is in the city.
P. Doddridge, of DOddridge & Davis,
bankers of Corpus Christi, is visiting the
city.
Henry West, coroner for Messrs. l.. &
II. Blum, of Galveston, is at the Menger
Hotel.
Captain l.. p. SEEKER. State Quarter
master, is at the Southern hotel from
Austin.
Hon. p. Loddridge. the well-known
Corpus Christi banker, is at the Menger
with his wife.
J. b. Flynn, wife and four children
have returned from trip to New La
redo, Mexico.
Mr.. f. B. Riley, the popular clerk of
the Pacific Hotel in Waco, was in the
city yesterday.
James T. Beatty and wife, and W. r.
Beatty and wife, of Chicago are at the
Maverick Hotel.
VIM. Haigh, from San Carlos, Arizona,
who is en- route for the New Orleans
Exposition. is in the city.
Mr.. F. ID. Smith, the young and sue
cessful English ranchman, leaves to-day
for Il visit to the old country.
Allen Mccoy, welI-known official of
the international and Great Northern
Railway, is in the city from Houston.
A man named George f. Garrison,
died this morning at the county hos
pital from consumption at the age of 80.
j. +. Williamson, young lawyer from
Canada. has arrived in the city and in
tends locating here permanently to prac-
tce his profession.
DR.. John H. Hardee. of Pleasanton, 10
in the city accompanied by DR.. II. B.
Scurlock, the poet-physician of villa del
Carmen, BeXar county.
W. W. Simonds, of the Pccos Land
and Cattle Company, is in the city, &C
compsnied by Messrs. B. J. Angel and
g. NJ. Horton, of Boston.
Mr.. r. F. Rankin and George II.
Curtis called at the LIGHT Office yester-
day. They are in advance of Barlow,
Wilson and Rsnkin's Ministries, who will
appear here April 3rd and 4th.
Mr.. Fred Talcott, Superintendent Of
the Avenue c Street Car Line, has been
suffering from severe attack Of cold for
several days, but is to-day sufficiently
convalescent to be out of bed.
Miss Ida Miller, Of Richmond, Ind,
daughter of Colonel Miller, General
Superintendent OF the Pennsylvania
Central, with headquarters at Column
bus, Ohio, is in the city. She is accom-
panied by her brother. Mr.. Rush d. Mil
Ter, J. Ii. johnson and Henry C. starr.
The party has just returned from trip
to the City Of Mexico and are at the
Menger Hotel
Colonel Horsley, a wealthy English
man, who has amassed a fortune in the
South African diamond fields, leaves this
evening for Del Rio, where he intends
inspecting several sheep ranches. He
considers the climate of San Antonio the
most sslubrious he has ever had the for
tune to visit, and enquired If there was
any necessity for cemeteries. He will
return to the Alamo City shortly.