Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-23
Personal.

LUDWIG, the mad king, is thought by Mr..
Labouchere 10 look like Byron, whom some
regard as the mad poet.
MISS FoIsoM, OF Buffalo, who was once re-
ported engaged TO Grover Cleveland, is now
the guest OF Miss Grace storrs, at Scranton.
MRS. A. T. STEWART lately headed list at
the Grand uplon hotel, Saratoga. for the
Grant memorial fund with a subscription Of
$1,000, and the guests added $500 to &C..
DR.. G. B. FANNY. OF New Haven. has re-
ceived back the bath chair used by Gen
Grant al Mt. DaoffregORos lie had made 1t a
personal esACfrsndA Loan to the illustrious
Paueht;ucise9i0iu 80 emo
EDWARD EVERETT HALE, in an address at
Chautauqua on Wednesday, declared the mar
rative English OF Gen. Grant 10 be "the best
narrative English that has been produced in
this century"
SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN, who Is having a
pleasant time on the Pacific coast, has bought
two lots in the orange grove of William LACY
in East LOS Angeles, and is having two cot
taKes built upon them.
Mr.. PBELPs, the American Miaister TO
England, who is suffering from cold and a
slight attaclr OF mbagO is better He will
go to the country with his wife and take a
short rest from official duties. ~
MISS ANGELINA MoRL AccH1, who died in
Bilercia, Mass Tuesday, aged a. was buried
from st. Joseph's church, in Lowell Thursday
morning she was a sister of Josephine Nor
l4cohi, the famous danseuse and widow Of
Texas Jack.
Cot. BEVERLY ROBINSON has announced to
the Virginia Agrie ultural Society that Presi-
dent Cleveland has consented TO wilt Rich
m0nd on Oct. 81 and deliver an address at the
State fair. Secretary Bayard is said to have
written Col. beverly that the members OF the
Cabinet would accompany the President on
the tour.
THE three Misses West daughters OF the
british Minister, went crab fishing at New
London, sunday, with NJ. dc koustan, the
French Minister, and Count de Borchgrave
y. Athena and sign9r Juan Mssia dc la
Cerda, Of the spanish Legation. They caught
100 crabs, ate hearty luncheon, and enjoyed
the days sport amazingly.
AT recent bali gwen in Willis rooms.
London, the Maharalah OF Johore, who APP
pears at many OF the swell entertainments
there. was ablaze With diamonds AVID other
ghttering jewels. The supper tables were
enriched Oy the Elionborough plate, which
the Maharajah had recently purchased. hemg
particularly appropriate 10 an Eastern po-
tentAie, as 10 had been presented 10 Lord Ill
lenborough when he was Governor General Of
India.
"NfCE PRESIDENT HENDRICKS made his first
visit 70 the Huurian syringe to-day" writes
MaukeshH correspondence, land As g30n as
10 became known that that was hi. destina-
tiOn al the omnihuscs and private CART
ages la town dashed down here I'm nad haste
The curi1Niy that b. shown hv tle people 10
see politician take drink OF water H. some
thing wonderful. Uncle Tom just dashed on
onc mugful with the greatost OF eafe, and
then he called for another, consuming most Of
that m short order"
HAIRY FuRSIss saws that favOrite car.
tOons are frequently framed ana preserved In
honnrod places by the subjects OF them Lord
Randolph Churchill has one Of Tenniel's hang
ing in hie room, hich shows him as a clown
taking toe gun Of leaiership from Sir stafford
Nurthc0te 49, "pantaluOn,h Co bring down
Gladstone, represented a. growing cock
SIR william Harcourt does not like being
made Inn Of, and he was angry about Fur
niss's drawing in PuncA, showing a House
coupnsel of nothing hut Harcourts, % which
Lord Salisbury referred To- one uf his speeches.
Mr.. furniaa Invented Gladstone's c1iiara.
which have become uroFerhlal, aud fhrourh
bic continually cnriraturlng AHhmeHd Hart-
let's old truuseIu, De Wns obliged o. hu n
new palr. Str hrolnhnrat the working
mans mnmher, wac once recognized nt puh.
lir meeting only hr hiH extra thick honts. a.
chficAfuFod in IsHoi. The sergeant. ai-
Arms has paid the compliment ~ paatlng
some Of The "hIacH .hnetlon sketches ~ hia.
ss'f on The walls of BIZ private room Ia Che
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