The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-11
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SAYS a Saratoga correspondent: Or Bur
chard, son OF the Rev. De-. Samuel D. Rur-
chnru OF political notoriety, who did the bust
l'0s for d aine,' according to Butler con
ln+ent, Will he the physician at the Gram
Union hote!. which position ne has leld for
tree seasons past. His wife and two lovely
cllldren are with him."
EDWIN BooTH has not given up smoking. as
nas oren reported. re was observed rec ntly
at small railway station on ,he Connecticut
shore at Lons Is and sound, dressed in gray
ana putting q black strong cigar with the
air OF an enth siast His face was pale, his
EYES aEgard, and he walked like an Old msp.
IN sloul Ter was at least ? inches above the
other Those who saw him were astonished nj
his feeble appearance.
ONLY FIVE of the British officers who fought
at Waterloo were alive when tn seyentv-fo1ITr h
9annte;Sary OF the battle came around on
June IL last. Ihey are Gen George Whichcote
aS lieutenant of Fifty second light arttllsrv:
Gen. the Earl of Albemare, as ensign Of
Fourteenth regiment; Lieut.. Col. NJ p. Brown.
IS senior cornet OF Eleventh light dragons;
Lieut.; Col. W. He EFT, MS. captain of the Taird
6attalan, Fourteenth re ,im-nt, and Mai Basi,
Jackson, as lieutenant Of royal staff corps
CARLorTA PATTI was noted for her prodigal
charity. The poor who came to her never vent
away empty banded, and she new L stopped to
nluice whether the object of her gen irositv
was worthy of it or not. AT one time a com
panion demonstrated with her for giving hand
fnls of coins 90 svery Beggar she met, biz the
artiSte. answered.. suppose l should make a
mlstake oy withholding my aims and theGeby
neglect some one tytt deserved aid, No no. az
long as nay money holes out ess poor wretches
shad have IL, In every city in which she gave
a e9ncerr the parish church nearest her abode
received offerings of wax candles and sums of
money from her.
JAMES. MoR1TliER, who, after holding the posi-
ton OF private secretary TO the T. uparor Ma
poleon Ill forInany years settled in London
Just before Sed n and established the London
Figaro, is an American; that is to say, by birth
but he IS gust as r1ucl of a French nan as an
American, anu more of an En- Slishman than
either, especially the latter, in appearance He
Is perfect terror TO the plagnristic PLAYWRIGHT
Tor however carefully the literary criminal NAV
cover up his stolen plums with English CONVEX
sational sauce, Mortimer is sure 10 uuearth
them With his fearful memory and label them
From the Frenc1'-strengtheuin his asser.
ton with date, circumstance and author
The venerable Philadelphia philanthropist
John rdon. has CONS with his wife to pass the
summer at Nazareth, Pa, where he occupies
ths quaint old stone building called the u as
tie, which was formerly the Sisters house
OF the Moravlan com uunity. OF this quiet re-
treat the p eSS says: "A little COMPANY of
wellknown iladelphianS, m st of who II, like
Thomas Beckett, are identified with musical
circles ass mble in Nazareth for few weeks
every summer 1t is to be hoped that the rail
road that low enters the town will not rob it of
It's distinctive features for 1t occupies a UNIQUE
place, preserving old world ways Gust nus and
language almost unchanged since the last cen
fury"
The New York Star saws: Gen. Pierce NJ. X
Young came up to New York from his big
ing as hearty and brown as a mariner Mr.
Young, 1t wi DE recalled, was appointed by ex
President Cleveland to a consular positio1 in
Russia, but ne was forced to resign after few