The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-21
PERSON AL.

\ STATUE of William H. Seward for Auburn.
y. Y, is presently to be cast by the Ames Com
pany, of Massachusetts,.
REV. DR.. JOHN HALL has been invited to de-
liver series of lectures before the students of
the Yale Divinity School. The first of the series
will be given in March.
LORD TRNNYsoN is, according to a recent let
ter so very feeble that he hardly ever takes a
pen in his hand. 1t is expected that his resig-
nation OF the laureateship is only question of
days.
Miss JENNIE CHAMBERLAIN, the Ohio beauty.
who created so much enthusiasm in Europe. Is
living at a hotel in Cleveland She seldom goes
out, receives few visitors and leads an extremely
quiet life.
DR.. GARRETT, Librarian of the British Mu-
seum says that newspaper runs through three
stages II is important for the day; The next
day it is flung aside. and finally the time comes
when the paper is worth its weight in gold
THE COUNTESS DE CHANBRUN, one of the lead
ers OF French society gives novel receptions
The guests are first conducted to a private
chapel and after a short prayer by the chap
lain sacred concert is performed by the organ
Choir.
MRs. KRuPP, widow of the great gunmaker,
will be an elegant catch" for some impecuni-
GUS and enterprising bachelor. BY the terms of
her late husbands will she has permission to
take from the estate any income she chooses
not exceeding Sl25 coo year.
CAPT. FREDERICK D'OsMoND an exiled French
X. l.. and keeper of a cheap restaurant has fall
len heir to an estate in France valued at Sl25,-
900. He is descendant Of Count Henry dos
Inond Of the fifteenth century, and a son of n
distinguished Admiral In the French navy
MINISTER McLASE is extremely popular in
Paris. He is consulted, it is said, by the mem
bers Of the diplomatic corps not only on ques-
tons relating to American politics, but on
European affairs as well. Mr.. McLane is now ~
years or age and is a most entertaining CONVEX
sationaist He is now at work ON a volume of
memoi $, and those who know him well say that
it will be a most readable and valuable book.
THE post-mortem examination of the brain of
the late Mrs. Emmons, of Washington, whose
eccentricities led many people to consider her
insane, has been compile ted. The result of the
examination has not been made public, but il is
known that three large ulcers were found in the
brain. The consulting physicians, with one ex-
ception. declare their conviction that Mrs EN-
mons was insane DR.. Garrett does not concur
in this belief
PRoF. BLAIsDELL. of Beloit College, has given
70 the Regents Of Mount Vernon a small volume
entitled "A View Of the War which once be-
longcd TO George Washington. One OF the fly
leaves bears the following inscription in Lord
Erskine's handwriting, addressed 10 Washing
ton: II has been my good fortune through life
70 be associated with the most talented and dis
ilngiished men Of Europe: but YOU sir, ART the
only human being for whom ever felt rever-
entail ave. totally unlike anything / ever felt
for any other Of the human race"
NM. CanlsrIsE NussoS-MfAAsDA has a pas.
sion for tapestries and fans. Her collection Of
tapestries Is very choice. Her fans are chiefly
gifn from eminent persons. One, given 70 her
Wy Russian Prince. is copy Of the famous fan
II the li4een Il Dude. made of white silk, with
stSen ~ ivory and gold, set with diamonds,
AfDisralds. pearls aud rubles. Another, given
~ The E5npge.s Eugenls. once belonged % Vine
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