Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-01
PERSONAL.

JuDGE HOADLY is great chess player.
Ex-SENATOR CONKLING has put in
bang 2iG0,fu in Two years
Many New York women now wear cuta-
way coats and vests like men.
LIEUTENANT GREEDY was appointed
10 West Point from Pennsylvania by Gen.
Grant
Ez--PEAKER RANDALL tells very freely
Of the fact that he sees that his calling
and election are sure.
MME. MODJEsKA has presented a young
musician with an inkstand, in evident
imitation Of Martin Luther.
SECRETARY CmASDLER's Washington
house Will be closed to society this winter
on account Of recent deaths in the family.
SENATOR SABIN, Of Minnesota, is a
stout man, with black eyes and a heavy
black mOustache. lie is forty years old.
good uaturcd and 5lrcBd.
LORD CnLEEIpGE'S brother. Henry
James. is Il distinguished jesuit. aud has
written a commentary on the Gospels,
entitled '.Ihe Public Life Of our Lord"
NOT "a lew newspapers Of the West are
recording the TumOr that Mr. Whitelaw
Reid Of the New IOrl, IribUHe Will be a
candidate for United States Senator from
New York.
Treasurer Of the United >tates-he Of the
famous signature-has been visiting Bos-
ton. The Signature is still cut like oscar
Wilde's hair.
GBNERAL CROok is now living at Fort
Whipplc, near Prescott, Arizona. His
home is q pleasant, roOmy house Of two
stories, surrounded BY piazzas. and COM
manding fine view Of hill and valley.
THE eldest daughter Of Sir Edward
Thornton is in very delicate health in
Switzerland. The cause is said 10 be
Washington malaria. Lady Thornton and
her daughter will remain in switzerland
until ~, Petersburg Is frozen up for the
winter.
Ex-ATroRNEY GESERAL WAYNE MAC
NEAGH is irving 10 recover the health
which he lost during that hot summers
attendance on the dying President Gar
field. lie has a Queen Anne house two
miles from Ihyn Mawr, on the pennsyl-
yania Railroad, nine miles from Phila-
delphia.
Con. GEORGE KNArP, proprietor Of the
81. Louis RcDULliann, who died AT sea
while en- route 10 New York from Gcrma-
ny, leaves an estate worth over 81, 100000.
lie was one Of the leading Democrats Of
81. Louis His death, IL is thought, will
result in 4 change in the editorial man
NTtlNfuA VI AAt lt'DNDthNNs iiS1 DtDAiAti .
con Charles taking the place now held by
VIM. Hyde.
LEoN ALBEIT threatens to make per-
s0nal canvass ia New Jersey and 10 make
no distinctions. But he must make dis
tincti0ns. For the manufacturer he must
call for cider brandy; for the farmer, APP
pie brandy; for the merchant, apple jack;
Tor the h0rscmen, apple whisky; for the
Greenwood fishermen, stonesfenceJ for the
bergen county deacOns, apple-and-tansy.
They are about the same thing; but Mr..
Albeit should not lose his election by for
Getting little distinctions.
MIR. FRANCIS, the United States Consul
at Victoria, British Columbia, has now
been at his post there for quarter Of
century, and in that remote spot has Of
course seen but little ofhis old friends and
acquaintances in the States. He was
guest at the banquet recently given there
by the Willard excursion party, and rose
20 make a speech, but the sight of familiar
faces brought to him such a flood Of memo
res that utterance failed him, and after
few ineOherent sentences he Tell back into
his chair quite overcome by emotion.