Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-26
PERSONAL.

PRESIDENT GREvY talks by telephone with
Paris. NJ. Pasteur Is to be his guest at Mont
sous audrey.
THE late William Il. Hooper, manufacturer.
OF Baltimore: lett an estate that proves to be
worth sS000,o00.
w. w. CoRooRAN, who has been ill since
winter. has suffered a turn still worse. He is
at the Greenbrer Springs.
MISS ALICE RYAN, of Boston. will be the
vocalist of the Boston Mendelssohn Quintette
Club on Its next seasons travels.
SENATOR INGALLS, will not go TO Kansas
during the Congressional recess. His term
docs not expire until the fall OF 81.
1T Is SAID that Niemann, the tenor, and
Nine. CavalaZzi will be members of the Ger
man Opera Company next year.
MADELINE SCHILLER is preparing for the
| next musical season by taking countless
headers in the York harbor (Mainel waves.
CYRUS FILLMORE. the only living brother
of ex-Presdent Willard Fillmore. has been
visiting in Buffalo. His home is in Indiana.
A PORTRAIT OF Mazeppa has been discov-
| cred in monastery at Kief, and an etching
oft has been undertaken by the academician
NJ. Dmitref KavkazKy.
SANDY TRorTER, the Edinburgh teacher.
whose pupils are scattered over all the world.
| is just dead. His books on arithmetic made
him name outside Of Scotia.
MICHAEL CARRIssEY lied in Dover. NH.
recently at the age Of 10 years. Years ago he
served transportation sentence of fourteen
years in Van Deman's Land for taking part
in an Irish rebellion.
MGR. DE BENDR. the Papal Nuncio. ia the
youngest member of the diplom attic cnrns al
Paris, yet he is the oldest in office. Though
he works hard and lives simply he goes great
deal into society, being drawn thither by his
love of music.
WHENEVER Emperor William undertak es
to eat his dearly loved LOBSTER his doctor in
variablY shudders and protests, but the aged
Emperor merely smiles and continues his
meal. lie eats good deal. and is partcularIy
fond Of shel-nsh.
ID. II. FAY, OF Beacon street. Boston. is a
kind hearted on-iu-law. With a practical
sympathy for his wIfe's mother, Mrs. Grav
he deposited $4,000 in the bank TO her az
count as soon as he heard OF her husbands
suicide and its cause.
WHEN Bismarck goes to Gastein no ALWAYS
stays on the upper floor of an old haberdash-
er's shop adjoining the Bsde-schoss. There
is q little garden attached 20 the house and
here in tent the Iron Chancellor sis for
hours with his favOrito dog, the Reichshund
cfouching at his feet.
REV. JOHN II. BoYBs. q Baptist minister Mt
Williamson, Wayne county, N. Y. has com
menced suit, by attorneys, against the Bap-
list Weekly, OF New York, to recover SCI. 900
for alleged libel. The paper published an
article warning churches against receiving
the plaintiff as minister.
JOHANN STRAUSS Is at work on a new
opcrctta, whose libretto has been furuished
Dy Horr Schnltler. the author OF the "Gypsy
Baron" Strauss Is said TO compose in a VERY
unmethodical way, lotting down his ideas on
any piece Of paper lying near him, and not
ntrequently on a bank note. His careful
wife generally lnspects his cuffs to zee wheth 'r
they do not bear traces of her husbands
genius.
NJ. DE LEssEPs. when he won at the Pam
anna shareholders meeting in Parts the other
day, was ready 10 faint from thu pain I'm his
side caused by the breaking OF u RIB when be
was reiui ming last spring in o trans A tlRntic
steamer from Colon 20 st. Nazaire;N but he
never 1inchot or showed sign OF suffering.
His wife peeped in anxiously from behind a
door at the back OF the platform. She is be-
ginning TO look oareworn. and the anxiety of
the boy Matthew for his father made his face
a th.ag for y picture.