The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-16
GORGEOUS GOLD PLATE
TREASURES ACCUMULATING N THE
FAMILIES OF RICH NEW
WORKERS..


| "et"' as ran as inc oi"'" ie"i-
| SeiVe>-hrS' H"rt"eiiS SILVER
siameSe elephants ana MIS- 'hes-
ter Griswoid's Gold Tea set Are
| SamDIcs-Men and Women Who
| own the Great stables of This
! Countryside. John 4. Williams Has
| Exactly - Matched Bays, and His
! stables Rivals Emperor Williams.
Pets To-day Are valued More for
brains Than Benuty-Mrs. John &.
Moorc.S butterfly Eared DOG Weeps
ReoI Tears and Mrs. Tborn,s Pet
picks Ont cold Doo VroD-,, on the
piano
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/ 10 beHeNe mat with the rise OF the lHotot
! carriage society viii lose one iota of its af-
/ fsction for tho -sbor,,,, bjr,-s,ar,,in.,
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/ a"i l-'id tlinS horse IN pIooL Oh TINS
| the stables of some OF our metropolitan
| ,,,ilaees are ,,earIy GROWING, larger and
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/ the hhesl nag OF Its class Is as Keen 80
| ever.
There is NOT a better instance of the grin
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| tnan inc establishment OF MI. Johh l.
/ Williams This rich man has taste for
! fine ro9dsters 10 drive i'm his dozen and enc
,r,f.r.g ana b,s couocto7 e,actlz- tv-en-
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! N-iouf malcAea pays ana houses '"e'h
/ quite as sumptuously In his stamford STA
| HAS as docs Izr1Deror william The finest
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of some twenty i've Is owned py the VIM
| gut brot hers, who are the smartest gen.
Mono, io.l,a,.z of Tho Long island horse
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! ry \lnSut IS a remarkaple fl0er. ne mas
| carried his horses about quite as much as
Foxhau Keen. playing polo matches in
u,,g1,rd and india and even Australia.
and ne is quite inordinately proud of the
fact that with the exception of his spinal
column every bone in his body has been
| broken at least once in the horsey cause.
The chief aim, however. of the wealthy
/ New Yorker is to own some cOuspicuously
fine pair of carriage horses, and for a car
riaze pair the decision always waivers on
| Fifth avenue and Bellevue avenue be
tween the merits of Hooker Hammersley
and Mrs. ogden Mills victoria horses Alb
solutely nobody disputes. however, the SUI
periority of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt $
single brougham horse over all Others. Her
favorite is always a huge buckskin, inVa-
riably harnessed TO claret-colored
] brougham. lined with claret red SILK m
side, showing red running gear, ana her
own coachman, Charles, and the groom IN
claret lyeries. Though the Cornelius van
derbiIfs make Hide pother about it, their
stables shelter some of the costiest ana
most thoroughbred equines In the states
and it requires sixteen men to do the horses
justice. Among the women Mrs. Borden
Hartman possesses the MODEST string OF
hunters. for she is perfectly fearless
amazon in the saddle. Mrs. Regis fo9t
owns the most fauluess pair of Arabs, sir
ed by Gen. Grants famous Arab, and Miss
Virginia Couder' and Miss Liza sloan are
the Two most slIilful tour-ln-hand drivers
of the feminine persuasion.
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The second most beautiful gold service
is complete tea set of repousse
god owned by Mrs. Chester Griswold
and Mrs. William Astor's set of six slen-
der gold rose vases for ornamenting ban
quet table comes third on the list SC
far among the young brides, SUMPTION:
as have been their wedding gifts, moth
ing has surpassed the great candelabra
to which Mrs. Lorillard fell heir at hel