The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-23
PERSONAL.


JAY GOULD says he will be back In New YORK.
July 10. He will celebrate the Fourth with
cowboys.
NINE. SARA BERNHARDr will shortly produce
a new one-act play entitled ''Salambo," written
IN French by Oscar Wilde.
Mrs. ELAINE GooDALE EASTMAN, the poetess,
who married Sioux IRdian a year ago, has be-
come the mother of bouncing girl baby.
WHIrELAw REID is the third newspaper man
nominated for the vice presidency. The others
were Schuyler Colfax and Henry Wilson.
! q. F. JOHNSON, whom the democrats have
selected as their standard bearer in Maine is only
80 years Of age and OF a most optimistic tenn
permanent.
| REV DR.. CHARLES F. YOUNG, formerly pastor
| Of the First Presbyterian church of Saratoga
Springs, has accepted call to a church at st.
Augustine, Fla.
JOHN d. HAWKINS Of Indiana is the veteran
convention-goer at Chicago. He was delegate
TO the conventions that nominated Douglas,
Greeley, Seymour and Tilden.
Col. F. L. RIvEs, the chief engineer of the
Nicaragua canal, and father of Miss Amele
Rlves Chanler, is on visit to his home in
Albenarle county, Virginia Mrs. Chanler is
also there.
Ex-mAYoR HEWITT will be a guest in England
VI d SOuplo no uldTTl6u III the CITY NAH WQ6u ne
was mayor OF New York-the Duke and
Duchess OF Marlborough. Mr.. Hewitt will be
accompanied by Mrs. and Miss Hewitt.
THERE are thirteen surviving widows of revo-
utionary soldiers and two of them Nancy
Rains of Carriers Furnace Tenn, and Anna
Maria Young of Easton Pa. are centenarians.
The youngest is Nancy A. Green of Napoleon,
Ind, who is "a.
DESPITE plucky fight against adverse cir
cumstances, Mrs. James Brown Potter and
Kyrle Bellew were obliged to terminate their
season at the Shaftesbury theater, London, last
night, when their partnership also came to an
end. Mrs Potter says it will not be renewed.
Ex-senator MALONE adheres 70 old-style
clothes. He creates mild sensation In Wash
ington by dressing in long frock coat and a
modified form of peg top" trousers of the last
generation. HIS shirt is deliberately frilled and
the big wristbands are turned up over his coat
sleeves in lieu Of cuffs.
DARLINGTON BooTH, commander Of the Saliva
ton Army in the United States, is to have re-
inforcements and from the membership Of his
own family. His brother, Commander Herbert
II. Booth, has been delegated by their father to
come TO this country before long to assist in tho
work OF the organization.
THERE has been curious dispute among the
biographies regarding the age of Grover Glove
land. By some OF the campaign historians he
is said to be 81 years old, while others make him
fully five years younger. Mr.. Cleveland him
self, in answering TO numerous inquiries is re-
ported TO have given his age as IS. He was born
at Caldwell, Essex county, New Jersey.
WILLIAM WALDORF AsToR, it is stated 10 Lon
don, has purchased the crown lease of the
splendid residence on Charlton House terrace
that was formerly part of the palace occupied
by King George ". Seven years ago it was
purchased for $350,000 by & tenant, who spent
another $3.50, 900 in fitting up, lighting, decora-
tions etc. Mr.. Astor is said to have got the
place for S275, 900. tits held on a lease (unex-
PRED for seventy years. direct from the crown,
at ground rent OF 81, $50.