The morning news., 1889-05-08
PERSO AL,

JOIN RUsKfS's faculties seem to be in pretty
good condition. He recently sold painting by
VI 'lssonier which cost him 1000 francs for J,000
francs
York who is now so of age, has arrived
in Paris from Algiers. He has been exploring
parts OF Northern Africa which he had not pre-
viou ly visited, and is in 6ne health for one of
his years He will return to this country before
long.
MISS NANNY NANCREDE of Baltimore, one of a
family of young ladies' who have enjoyed the
acquaintance Of the family of the Emperor of
Brazil, and a connection Of the Naucrede family
OF Philadelphia, will b led to the altar in June
by Dr. Fernandes Hernandos. at pres Mt resid-
ing on West Spruce street. The iather DR..
Hernandos accompanied the Emperor of Brazil
sicians.
JoHN BRIGHT, as is we'll known, was a most
skilltul and enthusiastic fisherman. He was ex-
tremey prou of the Il st salmon which he cap
tured. ut was, he sail. ''the first ever saw
alive and the first ever killed. II ] bad been
near Manchester would have had IL stuffed and
placed in my dining room" II is recorded that
on one occasion he struck salmon on Satur
day, and dill not bring 1t TO land before the
pc Ipe were going TO church on Sunday.
Now THAT the hanging method" Of treating
locomotor ataxia (progres five paralySs) S be-
ginning TO attract att ntion, there will DOUBT
less be many claimants for the credit of its
discovery. IL is Already made clear thsi Dr.
and writing in favor of the method thirty or
forty yearS ago and that therefore, 1t cannot
properly be aScribed to the young Russian ply
sician who has been getting credit extensively
for devisng il.
CARL Rosa was too modest TO speak much Of
his defAtigable labors, or TO say anything Of
certain good deeds he desired to hide uuder a
bushel, sucn as the Parepa-Rosa scholarship,
which he founded fifteen years since, as b.
ute TO his wite's memory, in ie Royal Academy
of Music, at a cost of 81, 600: and the assistance
he rendered to the .nore IN de n royal coleg.
He never went tnrough the ordeal OF a benefit
or received a testimonial. Nine years ago he
married again, aud the domestic happiness he
had so sadly missed returned once more to h S
homo.
RECENT ISSUE OF the Peking Gazette CON aims
an official state nsnt resp citing the health OF
the vlceroy, Ii Hung Chang II seems tlat at
the end OF last autumn he caught a severe cold
which affected muscles Of bis face and pro-
duce1 great thirst and redneSs of toe eyes The
emperor expressed great sollcitude respecting
his health. Prince Chun, the prime minister,
sent nim twenty pills which hal been specially
prepared Ia the palace one Of which was TO be
taken every day before food. Extern lily he
applied lotion to dry up be tears 10 bis eyes,
and Internally he took mediclns To relisve his
ki lneys and promote clrculai1n Tue doctors
bulletin states that disease Is ALREADY eight
paris gone. II expresses hlmseif profoundly
grateful for the many TOKENS regret which
he has received from ths throne, and assures
the emperor that nothing Is further from his
intention than to take his ease at such mo
ment as the present. Though be has been on
leave for the last month. he has been daily
occupied 10 transacting business and sc lug his
sub ,rdi iates, and has often forgotten to take
bis food until after the going down OF the SUI.
All through the stiffness OF the night bis mind
has been troubled with the thought that lis
sickness might cause some miscarriage Of pub
lie business.