Savannah morning news., 1885-11-29
PERSONAL.

GEORGE W. CABLE has sold at private sale,
his residence at New Orleans for 81, 800.
GEN. ROBERT TooBBs recently defined IA
matte as "a man with big notions and very
small points"
JENNIE LIND will sing in public next sum
mer, for the drst time in % years Her ap-
pearance will be for charitable purpose.
lhAE AGED ITALIAN PHYSICIAN has an infal-
nl be remedNitore hQlaFe4s win ch lfe applies in
the shape OF nll orlexterasl VI lie declines
h t9 reveal ms methods. ii S ftrvs ,i1oy
a7 THE drst wife OF senatorloleotlNl8t5he of
Oregon, washes clothes IN Gal Eity 20 help out
: her present husband. who lisa pe0Ely paid la
borer. She got the diyorcesl sudt 8
i 9EvKNeELIsR MOODY. beinRs asked by the
Plt,slurs Comaas gctstr 4qsftifs4er Thanks
giving sentiment, said tlhs;9h'f h'fsCareful for
3Ss nStaing, rr4,yerfg for eyergtAi4g'apf thank
i NINE. MoDJESX A has semitic the New Orleans
Exposition q doll dressed By her own hands
as Che Scottish Queen Mary, ana the costume
is an eXactcopy in MINIATURE OF her own dress
IN the last act Of %Mary stfaet"
IF. A. Leylapd's new book aBontthe Brontes
I seems chiefly intended to rehabilitate Char
lotte's father, Old Bronte, who isyfLl1 needs it
after the dFessin< down given him by Char
/ lotte's best Diographer Mrs' FaSkell.
Mr.. LARoUCHERB takes PANS 70 state that
"Ler As.esty seems % have aged considora-
6Agiy shoteBE \! rt1sqlI htanthsmore seem a con-
slderRely added Ageto sIf9B Bsboarhere.
7l MARY AxDrGsox ara Hciep D8bFsray have
been done IN Vi ~ and plaeed fn The Eden
Nhsee Of New York. Miss Dauyray IS said to
have the smallest foot OF any woman on the
stage. Sho wears three-qHBrter boot, which
Is quarter less than q NoNka aQi.
GOV. HOADuY will recommend in his forth
coming nessag5 thedinersaanof Tire salary of
the baVeru0r 0f Ohm 1frRaR f4s9iO so 6,0OO
"A Ia hannHE. q Mr
Foraker who win be Gov. Hoadfy's successor
Bat perhaps Mr.. lioai ily meaps 70 run again
GEN A. c. JONES. Insf home from six years
occupancy ~ the sung berth Of United ates
Consul 70 Nagasaki, brlnes baeS the imp rt-
ant intelligence that what the Japanese par
ileuiuly want jnst now isf'fopulAr represen-
tation.p Probably they arc tired Of popular
MISREPRESENTATION. lt a0na si'isE
THE vENERABLE A. BRonsoN ALoorT,
wh9seaubitasuy was widely published two
wears ago, wil spend the winter Ia Boston,
writnga book about bis ear life on his
fathers farm in WalGptt, Conn, conveying
important Information Which the public
awaits wllh breathless suspense
PROF. WIDOWS. OF Washington. proposes
70 sue last years committee Of the New Or
leans Exposition FIR balance OF pay for ring
ing the chimes at their show; but % the Pro-
fessnr calls himself a "Carollinieur,h the com.
mittee may stiil be hunting the dictionary to
discover TO whom or TO what they shall send a
cheek.
AtR. SAMUEL IdTcBFIELD, veteran farmer
OF scituate. Mass, has pear tree that bore
Tor two hundred years. Then the trunk rotted
at the core aud MIR. Litchne filed the
hollow with a cedar tree. Since then the tree
has taken to bearing again-producing pro-
badly an annual crop Of lrst-class lead
pencils.
j. W. DWIGHT died ri his home in Dryden.
N. r., about noon, Wednesday, aged 60 yeare.
lie contracted Il cold az the Inauguration OF
Prof. Adams as President Of C0roell Univer-
sity on Thursday last which confined him 90
his house. but without alarming symptoms
until midnight on wednesday, when severe
pain in the regloa OF the heart rapidly inten-
Hihed until he expired.