The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-06
Philadelphia Record.


AMONG the speakers of the Scotch-Irish con-
gress, at Columbia, Tenn, in May, viii be DR..
John Hall, DR.. Mac racken. Robert Bonner,
Col A. X. Mcclure, Henry W. Grady and Sen
ator Vance
THE author of THE Boulanger March, " NJ
PauluS, recently gave big supper in Paris in
nonor Of his fortune reaching 100000 francs
500, 000-alt made out OF singing comic and
patriotic songs IN Paris music halls.
GEORGE II. LoRINe, when told by CORE
spondcut that no had been nominated for Min
lister to Portugal was taken completely by sur
prise, and had not, he said, been consulted by
either the President or Secretary Blaine.
A MASCULINE BEAUTY SHOW is being arranged
at Vienna, of wncl women will DE the judge s,
and prizes Will be awarded to the handsoulest
man, the man with the finest mustache, the
man with The hirr-,st nose, and the man with
the largest bald head.
rEtl5 A LEGi.,ul,N, one of the prettiest mem
bers of the London Gayety Company's chorus,
died from typhoid fever the other day, and was
buried at the expense Of the Gayety thelter
management. Her a 70 was a, and she was
married TO a young New York halter
CHAuNcEY NJ DEPEw, Calvin S. Brice Stepben
b. ElkinS. eX-Postmaster General James and
Uncle Rufus Hatch are all members of the Sat
urday Night Club of New York, the member
ship Of which is said to represent more than
s5o,0lo0)0. The club will give its annual din
ner on Saturday night.
SISTER BENEDIcrA, superior of the new Bati-
timore city hospital, has received n check for
$3.50, forwarded by order Of Emperor William
of Germany, for the benefit of the institution.
The money will be used to furnish room in
the building when completed, which will be
named in honor of the kaiser.
JOHN c. News FRIENDS say he won't stay in
the consul-generals Office IN London very long
for the reason that he never took any office
which he didn't resign before his term expired
The same gentleman adds: Il don't believe he II
break his record TO keep company with the
snobs and cockneys of 'Lunnon, doncherknow.' "
ARTIST UHL, who is painting ex- President
Cevelands portrait for the Corcoran gallery,
Washington, says at his subject is most pa
tient and plabe man. During the sitting lir.
Cleveland was as docile as a child and made a
model model, so to speak. He was converse
tional but dignifled steady In pose but graceful
and easy; not handsome but impressive, mas
sive.
ONE of the most beautiful bouquets Of roses
sent to the home of the late Justice Matthew'S
bore, in purple immortee across the front, the
words. Say not goodnight, but in some
brighter cline bid me good-morntng. No card
was attached to IT, and for time the name Of
the sender was un nown, but II has since been
learned that il was the gift Of the President
whose affection for the dead Jurist was Of the
warmest kind
QUEEN PA Of Portugal has just sent on an
order for some twenty new dresses and dozen
bonnets as 4 preparation for the spring season
1t is a question what her majesty does with all
the gowns she purchases II she bought one
frock in Paris last autumn she certainly ordered
something like 200 with hats and bonnets and
parasols and gloves and hosiery TO correspond;
and the small rifle of $500 worth of tortoise
shell wares, such rs hairplns and combs, etc.
CONGRESSMAN ELECT /. w. VAN scHMcK, Of
Milwaukee, is in Washington. Van Schaick's
canvass possessed a number Of peculiar
features Two days before election every voter
in his district the Fourth Wisconsin, received
og market basket OF groceries with Van
schaick's compliments. The basket also con.