Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-25
PERSONAL.

JUSTIN MCCARTHY and Michael Davitt are
both in Toronto now.
GEN. JOHN NEWTON, of New York, is visit
ing Norfolk, his native city.
SECRETARY LAMAR's daughter will make
her debut on New Years day.
ADMIRAL AMMEN has been hunting with his
old friend Pembroke Jones in Virginia.
SENATOR VEST is reported to have paid $50
GOO for his new residence In Washington.
THE wife Il Gen. IIazen, who proposes to
pass the winter abroad, will sail on Dec. 4.
CONGRESSMAN McADoo has been lecturing
free gratis-for- nothing on "Law-m akers .
COL. JOHN b. BACHELOR, of Gettysburg
fame, has sold his Summer cottage and farm
at Lower CINNAMON, n. II.
Col. OLIVER PAYNE. Mrs. Whtnev,s
brother, will unfurl his bachelor flag from the
Secretary OF the Navy's hospltable roof tree
this winter.
GAYARRE sixteen years ago got SOC. a night
for singing in music ball at Madrid. Now
he has made an engagement TO s. M at the
opera fifty nights for $4,000.
LEWIS C. SMITH, of Hagerstown. ex-
Speaker of the Maryland House of Represen-
tatives and President of the Ohio and Chesa-
peake Canal Company, died Saturday after
noon.
THE MISSES CALDWELL, of New York, who
recently gave The sum OF 100000 TO the new
Catholic University, will go to Washington
ere long to pass the greater portion of the
winter.
SENATOR HEARsT's anxiety to be reel ected
to the United States Senate is partially ac-
counted for by the fact that Mrs. Hearst pro-
poses to pass the winter at Washington
whether her husband does or not.
SECRETARY BAYARD invariably wears r.
black Prince Albert with dark trousers and a
black cravat. The only change noticeable in
his attire since his recent bereavemenls is the
baa y NVnaH nFnnnH il 0h hat
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND is by all
odds the worst dresser in the Cabinet. His
clothes seem to hang on him without any at
tempt at style, and his invariable black
SLOUGH hat Is tipped down over his eyes.
Miss CARRIE DIETRICH, formerly of
Wilhamsport. but more recently of the Little
Tycoon Company, has written letter to the
WllkesbSrre News Dealer, denying the rumor
that she was about to be married to William
NJ. Singtrly.
EDWARD BURGESS, the designer OF the
yachts Puritan and Maynower, was rccently
rendered a complimentary dinner At the Re
we're House, Boston, ny the Naturalists' Club
Of which he is member. SIXTY members
were present.
SECRETARY ENDIcoTr is old-fashioned in
bis dress, although there IS nothing in his at
tire which strikes the observer rs out OF the
ordinary. Frock coat OF 70 dark material
dark trousers and well worn tile arc his
usual hablllmcnts.
SECRETARY LAMAR dresses like south
erner, He rs fond OF dark blue coats. with
vclye, collars. which are worn buttoned
loosely around his somewhat portly figure
Generally heis rathcr careless and sometimes
shabby Ia hts dresS.
fTRR1 Ianslp EST' hgB ifiproyed in the matter
q dreslGE since hk ,nArriage. Before be
had n1thOcr OF suits which looked precisely
fre sufrc--Svw .howeTer,-htr- wardrobe shows
q greater variety, and She Improvement in
style T. said 10 be plsibly discernblc.
sECELTAEY MANNiFG always appears IN n
Prince ALBERT. which he bnttOus lightly
across his breast. HIS siik ha. - usually
Jammed down b. his ears ia true Statesman
mp fashion. In tho mater Of trousers aud
ciRyais he follows no particular fashion.
sECRETAKY WHITsEY ~ noted for the GA
tenfiyCness OF Die wardrobe, and especially
Tor the great variety and beauty ~ b. era
Yats, seldom appearing IN Tire same one twice
in succession. ln business hours b. wfars
generally three button ruthNay sult. which
always locke as lf n had lust come from tps
tH lore.
Mhtuh Homes, ~ baltimore. horrlhrd tIIs
gHui prop ~ rHt rify Nhilt fnhTf IiHiug 70
uumurr . WalfInN dapanfsf, boy IHnffps 90
ihfin several 600 f. ~ eminent hIuHtH. 90
fur Die rfu hHrrHsffd attrWuts ~ connect hla
several rrrpra pretty and mogehi FnuUE laIy
/ oi ilf nummuuiiY the presented tht nayoT
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