Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-05
PERSONAL,

SENATOR CONAN, Of Maryland, is visiting
the City of the Golden Gate.
SENATOR MCPHERSON, of New jersey, is
the last man TO whom the reporters have
offered the Trtasury portfolio.
JUDGE GREEN. toe Democratic candidate
| for Governor of New Jersey. is about IS v ars
old, and very domestic in his tastes.
WILLIAM II. Cory. otherwise known a.
"Ruffalo Bill" is raid To have cleared over
Sl0O.oG0 'ast year travelling about with his wild
Western show.
MISS HARRIET GOODWIN, a niece OF Stone
| wal Jackson, is on" OF the Leading mem beers
OF the SHAKER Society at Alfred, Me She IL a
| daughter Of Gen. Jackson's sister, and was
| born in West Point, New York.
AUGUST BELMONT, the banker. is a short
man with withered right leg. His favnrite
| position when spe king to friends ia to stanl
on his 'ef foot, stroking his right thigh as il
| 1t pa n him. Mr.. Belmont has square cut
horid. heavy face and English cut side whis-
kers. well sprinkled with gray.
J. !. CASE. the Wisconsin millionaire. who
| is chiefly famous rs The owner Of Jay Eve
! see, Is estimated to he worth at least So co.
0 0. The reconciliation between elf and
son, who was recently married without his
| fa'ho RS consent, is reconciliation that re-
! comedies, and the young manIwill inherit his
entire share of the estate.
SECRETARY LAMAR has given M his apart.
ments at the Portland and has mmenced
!
nue. Washington. Mr.. l. q. G.. Lamar, Jr.,
ana h's wife accompany br Secretary. also
the SecretarN's eighteen year old daughter
who recently returned from France, wherc
she wac educated. aud his little ron.
EX-SENATOR ROSCOE CoNKLING secured
rest ana quiet In the Carlton club during the
whole time II was managed by MIR. Chamhrr-
lain. lie ate his meals there. aud one Of these
"A dinner at O'Clock a. night is descri bed
BY another member OF the club as coneistipg
Of a bunch Of white grapes and a cup OF iced
to-. II am making a rather light meal to-
night" Mr.. Conkling said Ia frliow MEM
her, "because | ate "a considerable breakfast
this mOrning-I had glass of milk and some
toast then"
JOHN u. ROCKEFELLER, the founder of the
Standard oil COMPANY. moves in and ont OF
Wall street 40 quietly that few people sus-
pect hs IDENTIFY and are surprised when he ia
pointed out bv HE friends. He is below me-
dunn height. dresses modcstly, but with ex.
Gel ent taste. aud his ont two hobbies a re hne
patut'ngs ana SUNDAY schools. His br ,,her
William. VINO WAC n bOSkkecp'r twenty
ycars ago. Ia now worth manv millions. some
portion OF which he annually suuanders on
fast hOrses and lne private residence at
Greenwich, Conn.
ON tho door Of Prince Bismarck's study ut
Freidriohsruhe are uotchcs indicating tho
height Of All the members ~ the fanny They
are as follows: Prince Hismsrck d feet
Iurho.; Count Herbert, feet 10. in hes;
Count William, 6 feet - inch; Couot Ranisan
fBiEmarO = sOn-iu-tAW). feot l0ls ttches:
Pr nces. Bismarck, feet b1S inches, and
Countless Mar Won Rant2an. tho Prince's
daughter, { feet s inches. This gives An aver
age height Of feet II inches for the whole
family, Opposite the name Of Princess Bs.
mtrcN is a note scrawled with pencil saving
that when she was measured she stood on her
uutoes.