Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-14
How He SAW HIM
Personal.

GES. GRANT is i'll in bed at his homeIn New
York.
PIERRE L~ORILLARD's earning from his Ran
cOcss races during the season amounted 10
$4,000.
DIR. Tanner, the faster, has gone to Mexico
10 live on a ranch-presumably Tor Tie puF-
pose OF getting enough 10 eat.
WAYNE MACYEAGH Is to preside at the an
nual convention Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon
Fraternity in Rochester, \. Y, this week.
LAWRENCE BARRETT has just received in
| formation from Germany that ne Is a grand
| father. Ten months ago one OF Mr. barrett :
daughters married a distinguished German.
WILBUR F. STOREY. the late editor Of the
| ChicasO Times, never expected any nan 70
write a line contrary 10 his own views. 1t
was his habit to personally conduct his IN
diyldual controversies.
JAMES BAYARD. son Of Senator BSyard,
who has been engaged as an engineer on the
West Virginia Central and Pennsylvania
Railroad. is now teaShing school for the
winter at Fort pendleton, in Garrett county,
Mrs. GARFIELD the elder is dangerously i'll
at the home OF the Presidents widow IN
Cleveland. Though in feeble health sue at
tended the funeral of her daughter al SCION,
Ohio. last week, and since then has been pros
trated.
DIR. MoREY, OF Pari., has succeeded IN
measuring the motive power OF the human
! BODY. lie SHOWS Lult eDLuGtutA= II SN4ANA 49,
the power Of walking BE- qulckenlng the pace
from 40 to IS steps per minute. But beyond
that power would be lost rather than gained
with q greater number Of steps.
THE famous old Indian fighter and Indian
manager. Gen. H. H. Sibley, received IN the
city OF his residence st. Paul. Mimi, the
other evening. q complimentary banquet COM
memOratIng the fftieth anniversary OF MS ar
rival at Mendoza as the chief agent or FACTOR
| Of the American Fur Company.
$3.50 -. ~~vN-- +ba /, whn ui1otad the
swift Presidential cutter Columbia, Cleveland
| Captain, down the Hudson and so aroundlnto
| the Potomac, Is to receive MS reward az Tue
hands Of Miss Mary Livingston Fryer, OF Al
banv. Miss Fryer and Mr.. Manning VIII be
married on Nov. 70. and shortly thereafter
viii sail for Europe.
Tar Russian Count Valarief who, accord
ing to q dispatch to the Toronto Nal from st.
Petersburg, has been converted TO Brdhmiu-
ism, vas at one time q minister IL the Impe
rial Cabinet. has some renOwn as a writer,
has published two or three novels at his own
expense and has in print a book OF prayers
ana religious reflections, which VIII DC Issued
within a few weeks.
NINE. DE KALONINE intends to fight her
battle with the Grand Duke Of Hesse to the
bitter end. Her counsel, who Is confident that
he viii be able TO quash the divorce, intends
to move FOR the appointment OF another SEN
ate Of Judges to hear the case under the COM
mon law. and If this be refused. ne will apply
for a new trial. and in the event OF TINS also
failing. the case VIII be removed from the IN
capable and seryiie tribunals Of Darmsfadt TO
the Imperial Court at Leipsic.
DANIEL MANNING, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic state Committee, accompanied by Mr..
Andrew II. Green, took the ) O'Clock tram
from New York to Tonkers Tuesday morning.
They were met at the NOnkers depot by Mr..
George W. Smith, the Hon. samuel J. Tilden's
private secretary, and drove to Greystone.
they were received bv Mr.. Tllden and spent
three hours at GreystOne. Mr.. Manning, Mr..
Green and Mr.. smith took the l2:22 train from
YOnkers to New York. Mr.. Manning left New
York again in the afternoon. 1t was said that
his destination was Albany.