The Morning herald., 1877-08-07
PERSONAL.

Jacob Legg, merchant of Centreville,
Nd, is dead. ',
Col. George A. Hanson has bought the
Chestertown (Md.) Transcript"
Rev. j. H. Caldwell, of Dover, has been
granted leave of absence for few weeks.
Field Marshal Karl Friedrich Won Stein
ymetz died at Lamlick, in Silesia, on Satur-
day night.
Rev. Vaughn Smith and Rev. George R.
Bristor are advertised to be present at Nel-
sons woods camp, Somerset.
Hon. Charles Francia Adams will, it is
said, pay about one-twentieth of the whole
amount of taxes levied in Quincy, Mass,
this year. j IN )! ~ tgr Il
DR.. James McClelland, Medical Director
U. s. Navy, on the retired list, died on
Saturday morning, at his residence in Ger
mantown.
Allen Gawthrope and Miss Edith New!in,
who have been spending some time in Eu-
rope for the benefit of their health, re-
turned on Sunday evening, much i'm
proved. ss .ssss g. =%s yEnGs ~
Mr.. Daniel, OF, Worcester College, Ok
ford, has act and printed, with his own
Hanubs OA tulSh NOAluu PopGtS SuA Ouc
old MS. found in the College Archives, en-
titled, "We Are Fools" =, E'
Hon. Charles F. Goldsborough, It is
thought, will be the Democratic candidate
for State Senator from dorchester county,
and Capt. Samuel NJ. Travers candidate
for the House of Delegares.
Mr.. Coleman Sellers, the eminent me-
- 1fD Ialp nfk a.,
firm of VIM. Sellers & Co., has been ere
ated by the King of Sweden knight of
the order of St. Olaf, of which order the
King is Grand Master,
John Habberton, author of I" Helen's Ba
bies," states that the playful prattle of his
children suggested the idea of the above
story, of which much is their childish talk
written word for word. Mr.. Habbertor
added q few opening and q few closing
chapters. .I.... IA NJ
General Hill, Of Georgia, has just buried
his war charger, and is preparing tomb
stone TO place over the remains, bearing
the following inscription "Albert Sidney
johnson, a noble, gallant, faithful and true
horse, after bearing his rider end master
BIZ. Hill, through forty-seven battles, re.
CCNnS bhlCC cNSOIC WOuuuc, duu 6uI VlNIuE
them through many years of usefulness
died July 81, 1877, in the twenty fourth
year Of his age" -
DR.. Won Carell, the Emperor of Russia
physician, bears striking resemblance Il
Kaiser Wilhelm. One day the Kaiser was
walking through the streets of Ems whel
suddenly young and pretty lady darted a
him, seized his hand and exclaimed :"Hov
glad / am, doctor, to see you at Ems again p
The Emperor quietly said to her IN,
child. l think you are mistaken" "What p
said she, "are you not DR.. Won Carell q
"No," he replied, "but l am rejoiced t.
know that resemble so good man."
Sir John Arnott, proprietor of the iris
Tines" has determined to erect, in
healthy portion of Dublin, for the use o
the printers connected with his journal
cottages which he will provide for ther
at merely nominal rent. As soon a
practicable, from forty to fifty suitabl
houses will be completed, so that the stead
and industrious among the employees vii
shortly become occupiers of well>buil,
well-drained and moderately rented eo
tages, instead of residing in crowded an
unhealthy tenement, where neither comtol
nor cleanliness exists.