The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-13
LOCAL PERSONAL.

r. L. Martin of Atlanta is at the Screven.
d. s. Cohen of New York is at the Screven.
f. Brainard of jacksonville is at the Mar
shall.
T. o. Brown of Augusta is at the Mar
shall.
R. L. Steele Of North Carolina is at the
Screveu.
C. f. Schafer of New York is at the
Screven
F. S. Beardsley of Brunswick is at the
Screven.
w. L. Choswell of Athens is at the
Scrsven.
George w. Brinson of Ssillwell is at the
Screvsn.
E. T. Williams of Ocala, Fla, is at the
| Marshall.
j. N. Regain of Beaufort is registered at
| the Screvea.
E. ". B!oonberg of Philadelphia is at
the Screven.
&C. Gracy of Gracy, Fla, is stopping at
the Marshall.
j. L. Kingman and wife of Baltimore are
| at the Marshall
j. A. White, first lieutenant Atlanta
luaves, is in the city.
Morgan Rawls, Esq, Of Guyton was at
the Screven yesterday.
/ Dr. James A. Minis of Sylvania is reg
| lstered at the Marshall
s. c. Wright of Key West, Fla, is reg
istered at The Marshall
| q. TreitSche, cotton buyer and exporter,
| left for Europe yesterday.
! DIR. Edward Lathrop will preach in the
| Baptist church this morning
! Mrs. +. Biggs and Mrs. c. Colclough of
| Gertrude are at the Marshall.
| t. ID. Datlin, Esq. has returned from q
| trip to Mobile and New Orleans
| w. f. Spilker and Charles Dewitt of
Baltimore are stopping at the Screven.
! Miss Stella F. Wilson, who has been visit
Jag friends in Statesboro, has returned
| home.
Judge W. D. Harden left night before last
| for Covlngton, but Will retnru in time to
| convene the city court next Tuesday.
Mrs. James McGrath and Mrs. John Sui
Ivan have returned from five weeks stay
III New Orleans and Brookhaven, Miss.
Gen. w. Fl. Sehring Of Bronson, Fla, is at
| the Marshall. lie intends remaining several
days in Savannah to see his many friends.
DR.. Thomas Varnette and his sister, Miss
| Aggle, nephew and niece of Judge David
McAdam, Of New York, are visiting Ia e
family Of George w. Allen, No. 2i0 Sout b
Broad street
Rev. j. w. Rogan, pastor of TIE First
Presbyterian church, returned yesterday
from the nesting of the presbytery az
Walthourville and will preach at both
services to-day
Prof. William Windsor, who has Just
concluded course of chronological and
anthropological lectures in Savannah. will
leave to-day for Charleston, where he will
lecture this week.
Miss Marguerite Lindley arrived by
steamer from New York and viii lecture
tomorrow aft arnoon at Masonic Hall.
While North Miss Lindley visited all the
physical culture schools
j. X. Randall ESQ.,, OF Augusta, repre-
senting the Baltimore Catholic Mirror
the leading paper of that denomination in
the United States, is in the city Mr.. Ran
dali IS well kno~n throughout the country
as the author of MARY land, Ny Mary
land" aud also as an editor. The last issue
of the Mirror contains very interesting
letter on Pensacola, written by Mr.. Ran
dali
w. 5. Hamilton OF Savannah, son OF
). 7. Hamilton, Esq, who has Just finished
his law course at the University of Virginia,
will leave on April 23 for a four months
tour through Europe, and on his return
Will commence the practice OF his profess
sion IN one OF the western states. Mr.. Ham
ilton has made many friends in Cnarlottes-
vile, and is one of the most popular stu
dents at the university. For a young man he
is considered a brilliant writer and speaker,
and his alma mater will surely watch hi:
career with the greatest interest.