San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-03-02
PERSONAL.

S. J. Arnold, of Uvalde, is at the
Mahncke.
Sheriff F. NJ. Black and son, OF
Madisonville, are at the st. Leonard.
Otto Buchel, of CuerO, is staying at
the Mahncke.
J. IT. Lester. an old New York
travelling man, is at the Maverick.
Col. r. G. Head, the big cattleman
of Denver, is in the city.
Mr.. Ross Kennedy, of Uvalde, is n
the city.
Mr.. John T. Boon, an insurance
man Of Dallas, is at the Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Maher left to-
day to visit New Orleans Nardi Gras.
Clerk Leslie, of the Menger, is still
in bed with illness.
Mrs. E. J. ThavOnat has gone to
Houston to visit her mother.
II. J. La CroiX, of Kingston, Can
ada, is registered at the Mahncke.
Mr.. w. McCIane, a prospector and
lug at the st. Leonard.
Miss Jennie Abney, a charming
and accomplished young lady OF
FlOresville, is a guest at the st.
Leonard.
R. H. Wood and NJ. Sternberger, of
ROckpOrt, hang up their hats at the
Mahncke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Smith Russell,
Mrs. Starr and her two children. are
at the Maverick.
Mr.. Robert Marlowe, one of the en-
plOyes at Vans Cave saloon. IS in the
hospital, ill.
Miss Clara Bunne, one Of the charm
ing telephone hellOsts, is i'll with a
cold.
Conductor Betters, Of the Southern
Pacific, came in yesterday from San
Francisco, California.
Messrs. G. P. Huntington, Hutch
insOn and TOwne, manates of the
Southern Pacific railway, came in on
their special last night.
Mrs. Annie Maher leaves today for
Houston to visit her mother and after
ward will remove to Eagle Pass to
reside.
DR.. w. w. Dawson, president of
the American Medical association is
in the city from Cincinnati. He is
accompanied by Mr.. J. O. Porter and
wife, and Mrs. Carroll, and all are
guests of Mr.. c. X. Brenneman.
DR.. O. Prentice, a distinguished
practitioner of Norwalk, Ohio, is in
the city, at the Menger, to see his son,
DR.. G. NJ. G. Prentice, the well known
Optician.
Mrs. C. p. Preston and Miss George
w. Sinks, of Columbus, Ohio, return
ing from a pleasure visit to Mexico,
reached here yesterday and are regis
tered at the Menger.
Mr.. Herman KOehler and Mr.. Hart
Mussey, of Fort Stockton, left for their
home yesterday. Mr.. Koehler has
spent six weeks in the city and has
seen many old friends, being once a
San Antonio boy. Now he is mer-
chant, saloOnist, billiard hall keeper
general merchant and county treas
urer at Fort Stockton.
New Suits in District Court.
Henry and Emil ElmemdOrf VS.
Adams IL Wickes, to try title and for
damages.
Henry and Emil Elmendorf, W. w.
H. Stout, ditto.
Julius Moreau VS.. r. f. Tatum,
debt.
l.. NJ. Michael vs.. Willard A. PITT
ct al, debt.
L. NJ. Michael vs.. w. A. Pitt ct al.
debt.
Issy Landa VS.. Theodore Heuer-
man J. p. LOvelady VS.. >. a. and a
p. R'y Co., Ed. l.. Bacon VS.. 5. A. and
A. p R'y Co., GOdIieb HOfer vs.. :, A.
and \. p. R'y Co., P. L. Ripley vs.. =.
a. and A. p. R'y Co., Geo. Urquc
heart VS.. :. A. and A. p. E'y Co., Ju-
Illus ShUader VS.. S. A. and A. p. R'y
Co.. J. A. Mcdonald VS.. S. A. and 4
P. I'y co., Henry Me VS.. ). a. ano
A. j. R'y Co., Antonio Estrada VS..
A.@.d a. 2. R'y Co., G. Gutierrez W
$. and A. p. R'y Co., Nicandr.
Reg nsa vs.. 5. A. and A. p. R'y Co
apnaaIs from justice courts.
/. g.. Fauuing VS.. q. NJ. Morgan
al, lGespass to try title.