The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-30
LOCAL PERSONAL

j. T. Tolbert of Charleston is In town.
J. w. English Of Atlanta is in the city.
William Fisher of Pensacols is in town.
Grant Wilkins of Atlanta is in the city.
w. p. Frost Of Charleston Is in the city.
<. W. Mills Of Jacksonville is in the city.
L. J. Aston came from Atlanta yester-
day.
William s. Ridenhour of Columbus is in
town.
S: I; Kingsberry, Esq, left for Atlanta
yesterday
s. F. Parrott came over from Columbus
yesterday
Col. George A. Mercer went up to Macon
yesterday.
". L: Hughlett, NJ. D., of Rock Ledge,
Fla, is in town.
| j. +. Kellock left for Atlanta yesterday
via the Central railroad.
| z. +, Wootten and c. F, Taliaferro of
columbus are in the city.
Charles s. Clarke and F. Alexander Of
nashville are in the city.
j. +. Stone, Esq. of the Jesup Sentinel,
was In the city yesterday.
Capt and Mrs. F. Blair left for the north
yesterday on the City Of Augusta.
Miss Hattie Saussy has returned from
wesleyan college to spend the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. w. Whatley left for the
north yesterday on the City Of Augusta.
Mrs. Doyle and daughter left via the
central railroad yesterday for Asheville.
Mr.. George W. Parish and family left last
nigns Tor gainesville, where they will
spend the summer.
Patrick's school, left yesterday for New
York, where he will spend the summer.
Mr.. B. Hymes, after an absence of a few
days, is again at his post. Mrs. Hymes,
with some of her children, is on a visit at
Sandersyille, Ca, her old home.
Mr.. Auvergne d'Antignac and Mr. Lester
l. Huobel were passengers on the City of
Augusta yesterday for New York. They
go to spend the summer at Mr.. HubbeIs
home at Unadila, N. Y.
Prof. II. j. Butcher, an experienced and
successful instructor of the Birmingham
tAla.) business college, has located in Sa-
vannah and will be connected with the Sa-
vannah College Of Business.
II. G. Kent, the well-known passenger
agent, has been made manager of the
steamer Mary Draper, and the excursion
business will now receive such attention as
Mr.. Kent knows how to give.
A dispatch received yesterday from New
York stated that Judge w. S. Chisholm
was little better. He has a very severe
attack of muscular rheumatism and mis-
family and friends are very anxious about
him.
Capt. and Mrs. J. j. Mccoy sailed yester-
day on the City of Augusta FOR New York,
where they will spend a few weeks before
going to the White mountains and other re-
sorts, where they expect to spend the sum-
mer.
Capt. Clarke, of the Richmond Hussars.
accompanied his wife to this city yesterday,
and saw her aboard the steamship CITY of
Augusta, bound for New York. Capt.
Clarke then went to Tybee where he will
spend to-day.
w. Giles Tyson will leave tonight for
Atlanta, where he will begin business as a
real estate broker. Mr.. Tyson has been
with the Central railroad for several years.
and is noted for his industry and appllca-
ton to business.
Senator duBignon will leave tonight for
Macon, where he will be engaged tomorrow
in the United States courts as counsel in
| the Lamar case. Mr.. duBignon will leave
Macon tomorrow night, to be early at his
post when the July session of the general
assembly will be convoked.
Judge Falligant will leave for Atlanta to-
| morrow night to attend the opening session
OF the legislature on Wednesday morning.
for election to the iudgeship. Representa-
tive Clifton will nominate Judge Falligant
and Representative Harris of Barlow
| county, an old Tattnall county friend, will
| second the nomination.
Cadet Austin Davis of the Annapolis
academy is at home on two months fur
| Tough, his first for two years. Cadet Davis
is brother OF Il. C., L. E. and A. P. Davis.
He will attain his 18th year on July 81,
giving him his birthday at home. He is in
the third class at Annapolis, and his
progress at the academy is gratifying to his
relatives and friends and complimentary to
him.
Hon. William Clifton returned from
| Bradwell Institute commencement yester-
day; He reports an enjoyable time. Hon.
| Z. w. Meldrim was to have delivered the
commencement address, but owing to the
death OF Col. Garrards little daughter he
| did not attend. The commencement
sermon was preached by Rev. Chal-
mers Fraser, relative Of Solicitor Gem
eral Fraser.
Hon. William Clifton celebrated his s5th
anniversary yesterday, and he was the re-
| cipient of numerous natal presents. He also
received a letter from Petersburg an
nouncing that youthful Georgian of Cor
| don county had been christened "Willie
| Clifton, and that there was a promise that
some twelve or thirteen more would be
named in his honor. Mr. Clifton was feel
ing good over the news, and he said that it
is a mark of esteem by his country cousins
which will not be forgotten. He leaves to-
morrow night for Atlanta to be present at
the conYening Of the legislature.
The friends of Prof. and Mrs. Leo w.
Mehrtens will be gratified to learn that Mrs.
Mehrtens has made her debut in one of the
concerts of the Royal Conservatory at
Leipzig under the most favorable and fat
tering auspices. A letter just received from
a most exacting critic says: "Mrs. Mehr-
tens played with extraordinary success, and
evinced great talent. Her playing was
wonderful in clearness, in conception, in
surrounding technical difficulties, and with
such beautiful singing tone and touch. 1t
was difficult to realize that was listening
to music from piano, and / was most
| agreeably surprised at the great talent of
this LADY, Mrs. Mehrtens also received
| favorable criticisms from the two American
newspapers published in Leipzig.
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