Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-01
PERSONAL.

THAD. STEVENS, while on earth, fought the
tiger yaliantly, and was never bagged in a
police raid.
HOBART PAsHA has been restored to his
rank in the British service, from which he
was dropped in 1877, at the outbreak Of the
Russo Turkish war.
MRS. VICTORIA MoRosINI- SCHILLING has
returned from a European tour in good spir-
its and voice, and confident in her ability to
support her husband.
THE late Capt. Seth Ledyard Phelps, United
states Minister TO Peru, was a grandson, of
Capt. seth Phelps. who was with Mad An
thOnY Wayne at stony Point.
Ex-MINIsTER MoRroN's departure for this
country from France has been delayed by the
illness Of Mrs. Morton. They EXPECT to sail
by the end OF July, however, at the latest.
QUEEN MARGUERITE. of Italy, is endeavor.
Ing TO earn her salary by writing scientid-
essays. and lately she has been devoting here
self with some success to dramatic criticism
BARON ROTsHcHILD ia now the owner Of
the famous jewel box which was presented,
more than three centuries ago, to the Duke
Albrecht, Of Bavaria, by the gO.dsmiths of
Nuremberg.
DIR. TALMAGE. who sailed for Europe Sun
day, Gays he longs TO find place where Eng
hsh is not spoken, in order that he will be GER
tain, for time at least, of not being called
upon to preach.
DIR. ARABELLA KENEALY, daughter Of the
late distinguished London advocate. is SAID 10
have lucrative practice In that city, where
her abilities command the respect OF even
1.-The old practitioner"
THE surviving members Of the class Of 1916
met At Yale College last week. or the sixty
three graduates only two remain Eli W.
Blake, of New Haven, aged 30, and judge
Henry w: Taylor. Of CunRndalgita, \. Y,
aged ~. They we're room mates and drm
friends during their college days.
PRor. JOSEF EcRTELER, Of Munich, who is
now IN this country. has competed a desi gn
for a m0pument IN memory of Peter Cooper.
The late phtlanthropist Ia represented seated,
while at the base OF the pedestal s group
OF perSons supposed to represent the presiding
genius and scholars OF the Cooper Union.
DIR. BRANH IN. who is to succeed MIR. A bner
T. LOngleY NJ Superintendent OF the seed
Division OF the Agricultural Department. has
been engaged Ia the department for some
time preparatory 10 assuming the duties OF
this position. He is q man Of ability and Is
pronounced thoroughly com petent DR. Bran
ham and secretary Lamar married sisters.
THE late Secretary Frelinghuysen had a
conviction that u he ever went 10 sea he
would De drowned. 80 he never went 70 sea
He was nominated and confirmed as Minister
TO England by President Grant. His commits
sion was made out. lie went on TO Wasbing-
ton TO receive his instructions from Secretary
Fish. At last his dread OF tbs ocean over
came him, lie refused TO leave the United
states, and he handed back his commission.
A BROTHER Of Lady Salisbury. Matthew W.
Anderson by name, is now editor ~ the Mon
taua 4 cant C0itrfer. he learned the printers
trade and finally located at Bozeman, Mon.
He Ia one Of the best known and brightest
journalists OF the Northwest. lie married IN
iss2 Martha. the eldest daughter OF Amasa
Rice, "A leading citizen Of Pittsheld, Mass.,
and In event OF Lord Alderson'5 death with
out issue, az now seems probable, will sue
coed TO the Alderson estate.