Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-29
PERSONAL.

REV. DR.. PHILLIPS BROOKS pays Trinity
'hurch, Boston, 500 a year to secure free
seats for poor people.
MIR RrSKiN's illness, though it has not vet
developed dangerous symptoms. causes The
greatest anxiety among his friends.
ARIEL LATHRoP, brother in law OF Senator
stanford, has been the manager for several
years OF the PalO Alto estate. but now he has
cut loose and viii make his home at Albany
THERE will be u veritable "man milliner'' in
the new British Parliament in the person of
Mr.. lsaacson, Tory member for Stepnev
whose business alias is Nine. Elise. OF Regent
street HIS millinery establishment is very
fashionable and profitable.
NINE. JUDIC has Just signed a contract for a
short tour IN Denmark ana Scandinavia, She
beg ms her tour at Copenhagen sept. l. The
numUer Of performances has been liked at fif
teen, and for these she will receive 10000
francs ald travelling expenses.
LADY ABERDEEN remarked one day Mt n
dinner IN Dublnto Lord Justice Fitz-Gibbon:
wv are all OF one mind here; all home rul-
cTs;' but great was her embarrassment when
tltz-Gibbon replied IN his broadest brogue:
"Bedad, your EXcellency, barring yourself and
the waters, 1t 5 divi one see here at all!''
GEORGE J. GOULD Is in Europe on a short
vacation, and NJ ISIS Edithklng don, the actress
is In London with Augustin Dalv,s comnon,
playing in Nancy Co." Two tories were
printed about them in New York SUNDAY
one announced that they were engaged 10 ne
married, ana the other that they were already
married. Mr.. Jay Gould said TO a reporter
The stories are canards."
IN the Botanical Gardens at Washington
are number Of memorial trees"-arb0resi
tributes TO prominent men. Two OF the trees
are cypress, planted on opposite sides OF the
south walk by John w. FOrney and Edwin
Forrest, who we're inseparable friends. These
trees, in growing up, leaned towards each
other until now their branches almost inter-
lace. sentimental people regard this as typi.
nj Nf hn oil, alufi Iat,
and editor.
A SUMNER RESORT item reads thus: The
plaZZas OF the Ocean House were rowded ON
Saturday night and when Warren Leland.
Jr.. got up to waltz there was general rush
to the windows to look on. Warren weighs
about 300 pounds, but his dancing ; perfect.
lie sklps over the crash with an easy glide
dancing almost entirely on his toes, and per-
spring dudes that have been luuglng around
with some unfortunate glrl look on with
amazement at this terpslchorean eccentricity.
JULIAN HAWTHORNE, the novelist, took the
law into his own hands at sag Harbor. l. H.
two years ago, and severely punished a neigh
boris boy who WAS mischief making on his
premises. Ever since then, Mr.. Hawthorne
says, the ncighbors have been in league
against him; his own cattle have died and
TRANCE animals have been let loose in his
Observation-Disclosures Now Mr.. Hawthorne
Is to snake the dust OF Sag HarbOr from his
feet and leave the place forevGr-which is
exactly what the nelghbors want
TIE public knows but little of how vivjdlv
similar To the character OF ner husband IL
Mrs. w. G. Brownlow. She would not eX-
change the old family residence close by hill
side street in Knoxville for u palace. Her de-
ight is IN memories Of "Mr. Byownlow" and
in attention To her handsome and popular
granddaughters, along with The widowed
daughter and grandson who reside with her.
Bound copies Of BrownlOw's Wing are Kent in
the house, ana she refers to them with pride
as cXponeuts Of the ex-GOvcrnor's and exs
Senator'S views In the ~ st trying period Of
our national history. She Is Of medium size
and, though her black hair, parted In the old
fashioned way. has hardly sprinkle OF gray
she talks about growing old, and she don't
mind tollllg that she is CS.