Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-30
PERSONAL.

GEN. HANCOCK is paying brief visit to
Philadelphia
JUDGE MIYosHI, Of the Supreme Court OF
Japan, is travelling in this country.
PROF. ALEXANDER AGLssIz. who has been
winterIng ia the Hawaiian Islands, has ar
rived in New York from Honolulu.
CONGRESSMAN Cox, the new Turkish Min
lister, is on the lick list. He sees no callers.
such hours as he sits up he gives to his new
book, 1.-The Three Decades" which will soon
be Issued.
THE Duke OF Sutherland has decided to
break up his famous sheep farm OF Armadale,
which extends to 10000 acres. into small
farms, which are to be offered at low rents to
the Farr crOfters.
THE great Catholic family OF Won Arnim,
which stands at the head Of the arist0cracy Of
Brandenburg, has withdrawn into eeclusion
since Prince Bismarck bounded one of its
members into his grave.
DR.. HORACE BURR, Of Wilmington, Del,
has the original record of Old SWedes Church
in that city as kept by the Rev. Magister Err
Gus BiOrck. under whose superintendent the
church was built 200 years ago.
MISS PATBICE BOUCIcAULT. second daugh-
ter of the dramatist, was married very quiet
ly on Wednesday last in st, Georges Church,
New York, to Mr.. George boswell Pittman,
son Of Samuel Pittman, a well known dia-
mond merchant.
EX-SENATOR WILLIAM NJ. GwIN. OF Cali
fornia, better known under his Mexican title
of Duke of Sonora" wants to 20 as Minister
to Japan, to succeed John G. Bingham, who
has been at that court for many years. The
Duke is now so years old.
SENATOR EUsTIs, who has Just sgnalized
his re-entrance into the Senate by an excel
lent speech, is of an old Massachusetts family
which moved to Louisiana about the begin
ming OF the century. lie was educated in
Europe, is very wealthy and good lawyer.
FRANCIS MURPHY's COAT was stolen in
Pittsburg few days ago. The thief pawned
it and sold the pawn ticket, the buyer OF
which attended Murphy meeting and took
the pledge. Francis Murphy then tied blue
ribbon IN the buttonhole of his own coat on
another man.
BISHOP MoQUAID, Roman Catholic, of Ro-
chester, has ordered that hereafter, in his do
cese, none but Roman Catholics and actual
communicates shall sing in the choirs. He
says: "How revolving it is for the oongrega-
tiOn to hear the voice OF one who docs not be-
lieve in what he or she Is singing. 1t is mock
cry, instead of worship"
KAISER WILHELM's "Iron Chancellor will
on "Wednesday next April / celebrate his
10th birthday anniversary. Popular obser-
vance of the day will be marked by especial
pOmp aud grandeur. There will be vast
torchlight procession, each torch being q
powerful electric lamp, and the Prince will
receive popular testimonial fund of some
thing like $25O,OO0
Mrs. FRELINGHUYsEN, the wife Of ex-Secre-
tary Frelinghuysen, is lying i'll at the resi-
dence OF the family, in Park Pace, Newark.
She was taken suddenly i'll on Thursday night,
and DIR. OGorman, who was summoned.
found her condition precarious. Friday
che was better. The physician said her sys=
TEN had been run down, but that she had al
ready improved greatly,
MISS MILNE2, who married Lord Durham,
comes of q family which made money by
trade in Leeds, and IN the eighteenth century
bought the Fairfax estate Of Nun Appleton,
in Yorkshire. The Miners have long had q
very high social position, and became con-
nected with the leading families in the coun-
ty. A very large proportion of the Yorkshire
county families Of to-day come from success
| full local traders,