Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
PEnsCNAL.

NJ. Dc LEssEPs says that he is going to hive
10 be Toe.
THE late tPhebs L. Smith. OF Chicago, left
the bulk OF her 100000 estate in charities.
Ex-PREsIDENT JBFPERsoN DAVIS was in
Nlcksbnrg Tuesday, and returned TO New Or
leans ednesday.
MRS. CATHERINE dunno has gwen to a
church at san jose, Cal, 50 900 altar Of Car
rara marble and onyx.
TIE Gear OF all the Rsssias is the latest
notable recruit TO the ever increasing army
of amateur photographers.
JOAQUIN MILER has n great antipathy to
dogs. He says the Greeks are the only people
who knew what 20 do with canine. They
put HIM a. the gates Of hell"
THE opera glasses are pointed great deal
ct VIM. G. stahlnecker. Frank Hiscock, Ben
lie Feyre, w. NJ. Springer. J. C. Burrows. I.
K. Cobb, and A. NJ. Bliss, who are among the
hand 'omest men in Congress.
Mrs. PUTNAM. of Newport. is better known
as Margery Deane. Her sister, also possessed
OF bright witaod literary ability, has just beer
married TO Z. J.. Powers. Washington CORE
spondent OF the Chicago Times.
MIss MAT GRIM, OF Marietta. Ca the an
thor Of two Of the MORNING NEWS literary
erials. THE HeatherrOtes" aud make Out
Hail. has story an tbs current number OF
"Judith's Inheritance -
whose appointment "a Minister 70 Italy and
Austria snccessively recently occasioned
% much c1mmotion, has bern admitted to
practice claw az the bar OF New York He had
previously practiced for seven years in Nir-
gina.
NINE. NAvILLE. the wife Of the great Egyp-
tolugIst. Is Of the noble faulty OF POurtaer
She Ia described a. an accomplished refined
and beautiful woman, sharing all her hns-
band's studieshnd lab0rs. She drew all the
plates for 'Pithom,' and Is perhaps the finest
hierOglYphic dTaughtsman a ice BOnomi She
also reads the text fairly.
LADY MAGDALBN NoRKK, when she was
married to sir Richard Buckley. In England
he other day. was clad I'm = gown Of white
salts trimmed with swan's-down. So. too,
the bridesmaids wore "A IN and swans down.
a guest wore suit OF peacOek<bue plush /;
another guest, handsome girl, had on dark
furs and u red bonnet. Stll another had such
q pair OF diamonds that ones eyes were too
much dazkled 70 tell precisely what she did
wear.
MEKrioH has been made OF she death OF
Liyius III, Prince Odeschalchi. According 10
the Cr4isdca B'sfnftnd lROmel he learned IN
En1lAnd two things-iox hunting and econo-
my. n was 70 him that The Roman ari.tOc
racy owed the enorf OF fox hunting. which
hey now pureue with - mach zeal In the
Campaigns di Roma. OF late years The aged
Prince could no longer follow the hounds
and his greatest JOY was 20 make bargain or
buy anything AZ an extraordinarily cheap
price wheInor he wanted 10 or not. When be
wa laat In London, though be was an exceed
ingy old man. be purchasod tWclve dozen
10 IN brushes, and showed them 20 bis frieudh
with great glee on areou ut Of the great roduc.
ton ~ price 90 which he obtained them
When nis ans departed from England they
% { him few cont " pay for various arti-
cles which they bal erriFred. giving their
father thc bills. Upon b. arrival DO Rome be
MT only showed lhem ne rccsipts. but a
couple 20 fuFcftigns, NJ 10 en- he bad anvod by
iaaisung upon discount