Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21
PERSON

Mrs. THOMAS A. SCOTT is making lmpor-
tant additions to her mansion in Phila-
dephia.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's favorite dish is
liver and bacon. ami he has 1t for breakfast
terry other morning.
Mrs. CUSTER. the " idow of Gen. Custer. is
broken in health and i seeking restoration in
tierklmtr unity. n. 7.
Miss VAN lNDr mas gone to Cannes for
the winter. IL + health Is largely 'estored
cut she sihl Walks vii great difficulty.
sPANIsH PAPERS say hat Gorilla is about to
return TO Nadr d, bat he SAYS III Al he will not
10 so until the Spanish republic is estab-
lshed.
MRS. CAMERON PRAED. who works in COL
alteration with just Mccarthy. is hi-
Ii ce. she l. on the bright slue uf 81. is tail
with Will wy graces and IS Enthusiastically an
English woman.
FATHER AUGUSTUS TALToN. pastor of St.
Joseph's Oh rch IN Q zinc, / + said 10 b,
lie Oniy native American Roman c tthnic
oriest of unmixed African blood. He was
uorn slave OF lave parents.
REV. SAMUEL LoNGFELLow is preparing
'rlicles for 9th the Christmas and New
Years Wde Awakr-'', Ong Il owls Bow
mood" ana "Longfellow with the Children
living hitherto unpublished letters of the
poet.
W. s. CHAMBERLAIN, father of Miss Jennie
{ A V.
mas transferred 81 1000 worth Of Cleve AID
property TO Col. JOnn Hay. and it Is prob
he that he will make Europe his home in
the future.
QUEEN VICTORIA will mark her jubilee
with Chapter OF the Garter at Wind. or, fol-
lowed by are banquet to the knign in
st. Georges Hal The last Chapter of he
Garter WAS held after the lnvestiLure of Louis
Napoleon, in 1855.
MRS. HENRY SCHUNEMAN. OF Labier, Mich,
doub ed kitiie kingsUury's disIre or abiiit,
10 dig 30 Il oe.. AMI offered her one cent ior
every hi she'd dig. Miss kitie went 10
work and before she gu at night had dug
| so hills and had earned So.
T. b. ALDRICH is described by a writer as a
| short and compact man, with sm OH face
a d thin, SANITY, curly haIr. In conversation
| MS mall blue ey,s twIt kle and his dalul,
mo til pucker- up until it loo ike a good
! slzed dimple ia hs we Grounded face.
ABRAHAM LtTcoLN's ri hit hand will be up
| int, IN the December Cen uty. BO,h OF
Lncoln's ha' DIS. rs we As MS face, were est
| RIM life DN Leonard w. Vnlk in the year
| 1861. lile-S;Ze p Ttralt OF tn. right viii b.
shOwn-and we shall zee something more
| than a ran splitter's hand, too.
WHILE attending a recent meeting OF the
| Boar OF Trustees Of Ham iton college, Gen.
| ,and Senator) Hawley gave the -tudents SOM
good advice. Among his injunctlons wa
! the following Tho gin you NAV not he an
| active polite an, keep informed of politics
! Always GO 10 your caucus, the beginning OF
10 ernmen Know what is ueing done. Bul
| don'i h. hypoer iical. Once. when a young
man. / was compl dining To my father OF he
DIR adful stale Of politics. and he said: Joe,
you want too mucn. You had better leave
tins word and go ciInb Ii tree"
Col. WILL S. HAYES. the sweet singer OF
New Oriea n. who has hal the honor II hav-
| ing a steamboat med after him. still has
/ III negro m trcl fe rr strong. lie says that
/ lie ha- Deen ffrre 500 a W Elk and expenses
! Tor six months engagement 10 take IN
/ tambourine end IL the tirst part Of perform
| a &c aud de- his Old p,aUfa tiun negro act. But
/ CO.. VIII has more ambiti us ideas. He
! hopes 10 be "a the nead If big company d
| his own. and thinks he can iuTnsh tue orig
| d hty lacking III ebe average minstrel COM