The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
POSITIJE FACTS.

Mr. Smith f. Lane the Park Commissioner has a bald
head. and shows great taste In Iewelry.
John Morrissey may have rough face and poor
duon Of health but he is pretty lively man, after all
The Hon William D. Kelley OF Philadelphia Is large
man, with voice which to from the inner
most recesscs OF his being.
The Hon Edwin W. stoushton our Minister to Russia
is hord man. with towering head OF white hair but
he Is OF dyspepuc tendency.
Tie Hon. George w. R0tcson, better known sccor
Robson, is lat man. whose political career is ended
but though once poor, he Is now ricbut not honest
The Hon Zacharinh Chandler now engaged in agricul
tural pursuits in Michigan has hopes Of again appearing
on the POLITICAL stage. Mr.. Chandler Is rich. and Is
neither blue ribbon man nor Hayes Republican,
The Hon Donald 5. Cameron who Is to be married
month. is fond talking of the exploits of his
tailor but he buys his clothes York he fails
to get the highest trumphs OF the tailoring art There
no better tailors In the world than here. but their
charges are high.
oDonovan Rosa or jeremiah o'Donovan. sits every
day In little Broadway office. opening letters contain
Ing money for the Skirmshng Fund except when he is
on octurns for 500 night and expenses He has dark
hair whiskers that surely conbcd than
once day, and a rich, musical Irish brogue.
John Kelly would be handsome man II he had bigger
lie is personal friend OF Cardinal McCosSey and
OF few words lie lives IN Lexington avenue, and
ends his business hours In the Comptrocrs ONCE
where line Of people is always waiting to him lie
was wealthy before he took the helm Of Tamnany
Theodore Tton sngularly combines a commanding
physique with efcmnatc face. lie beard.
AMI his hair is womRni,h His manner gives the impress.
sion that he is not frank yet he has winning ways espe
cialy with women. OF whom wrote, without
intending 10 be sacregous that his head her ideal
OF Chris,s
Mr. whitelaw Reid is good deal taller than Mr. Jay
Gould, but Mr. Gould doesn't lock up to him on that
count simply ordering him to do as he wishes Mr. Gould
one Of those men who believe that is omnipo.
tent but he has found that, though money may buy
paper, money cannot endow with moral and inteec-
tual qualities
q. Washington Chds, A NJ, has roly.poly face and
is the richest poet In the world His forehead runs over
20 the back Of his neck the hair be taken natural
boundary but with innate molesty he hides tins broad
indication Of bencvocnce with wig His face
y beams probably with sympathy for the beTeaved per
sons tor whom he writes obituary
Mr. William Cullen Bryant the American poet OF nature
Is now eghtyfour years old, having been born 1894
When he was in his primo he used 10 shave AMI disclose
rather rascibc mouth, but Tor many he has let
all the hair his face, which greatly improves his
appearance. lie thinks nothing Of walking down town
and steps on with the elasticity Of youth He is small
man. while his portraits give the idea OF large
when he walks into the private office his paper the
writer's stand up at their desks in the rooms through
which he passes and say. Good morning, Mr. Bryant