The morning news., 1889-05-06
PERSON AL.

Mrs. CLEVELAND has gained exactly nine
pounds in flesh since she quit shaking hands as
a business. MRS Harrison has lost three.
ALTHOUGH scare sly able to see, Joseph Pulitzer
has again assumed general direction of affairs
at the New York World office. His stay in that
city is contingent on his health.
UPox one street in Elizabeth ~ j. there are
now living a grand niece of Washington and
three great-grand- -nieces of Wilson Cary, father
Of the beautiful Mary Cary who is said TO have
been the great generals first love.
HENRY D -N1soN, a young New Highlander of
35, is said to be the most influential foreiger at
the japanese cou I. He acts as the advisor of
state department at Toxic, and the Mikado has
given him fin house and court rank. HIS
name is not Denis, it will be noticed, but Deni
son.
Miss SUSANNA VI. DUNKLEE OF Newton, Mass,
the first woman to be bank treasurer in the
United States, with the help Of a clerk now
handles about 1900 in money each year In
the fifteen years of her experience she has but
sio one
The Duke of Cambridge. commander-in-chief
of tie British army, is to o to Brussels in June
70 unveil the monument which as been erected
IN the principal cent terry there over the graves
of officers of the Duke of Weington's troops
who died If wounds received at Quatre Bras
and Waterloo.
Mrs. NEWTON, wife of the man who blew ND
He'll GATE is described as tall pale satin skin
ned and slender, with soft wnite hair and big
black eyes. She is now route from Panama
TO New York, accomp lnied by her young daugh.
ter, whose baby ha I'd pressed the button that
set of the great blast.
JUSTICE HORACE GRAY of the United States
supreme court. insists on doing his own mar
keting and Is keen expert on ali matters p r.
tanning to the market, especially In the seec-
tion Of game. II is sa d at The stalls there
that he waits before purchasing bird II It'll the
feathers have begun to drop out and fall upon
the floor
SENATOR STEWART OF Nevada. says that the
polio Of the Harrison administration, with re-
gard to the coinage of silver. will be radically
diff srent from that OF the Cleveland ad .inistrd
ton He does not care TO state exactly what
the change vii he. but serts that it will not
be for the benefit Of what he calls "the bond
holding ring
CAPT. ZALINsKI, the author Of the dynamite
terrJrS of the seas, is a brown-eyed serious
looking gentleman, with a closely cropped
beard all over his face. He Is very like Ericsson
He cares little for show, and although his dyna-
mite Inventions have made his name famous he
has not gained a wide acquaintance.
THERE is now hanging In the state house at
Dover De- a portrait of q n. Washington, which
was painted by Dennis A. Vol izan in Phiadel.
phia in 1901. II was hung in 1902, and for eighty
seven years has been untouched eXcept once
when It was brushed up by Jacob Eicholtz, a
Lancaster artist Vo!ozan was a Frenchman,
who came to Philadelp phia and won considerable
fame as a portrait painter
Gen PENNYPAcKER, United States army now
living In Philadelphia, owns hat once worn by
Emperor Frederick III. OF Germany, who died
not long ago of cancer. one day several years
ago when Gen. Penn nypacker was atten ling the
review Of the German army, the ten crown
prince SAID 10 MINI Let wear your hat
awhile and you wear mine" Suiting the action