The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-06-23
PERSONAL

PRINCE GEORGE has been sent cruising with
the hope of curing him OF love for an Earl's
handsome daughter, whom it is considered pru-
dent he should not marry.
justin H. MCCARTHY, the play -adapter, who
is beginning to attract attentionin literature is
a son OF Justin Mccarthy, the well-known nov.
elist and journalist. Both are in the House OF
Commons.
In DRESDEN, a celebrated portrait painter
Benedict Kietz, has just died, and.in Munich a
historical painter j. G. Hildensperger. Many
very notable pictures about Munich are the
work OF the last named mas5srs
Rev JotS ATKINSON Of BeHton Harbor. Mich,
is the oldest living preacher in the United States
and perhaps in the world He was born in
flemington, n j.. ia 1871, and, was licensed 10
preach In the Methodist chprchNn lSf4.
Paul Mathews. son of the late Jusbce Stan
ley Matthew'S conducted the services hast Sun
day in Cincinnati Episcopal church He will
b9 ordained shortly and will then go 70 Oxford,
England TO complete his preparation for the
MME. NAUdfSDERACHTER of Brussels is owner
of the deserted brewery 40 RueIde Ia Blanchis-
serie. the upper story of which yas the scene
or reivelry bynight' on tine eve of theAbattle of
waterloo, when the Duchess of Richmond gave
her famous bail.
A4A4'LEls IL 10 cbdbctls NeAo lOft Will
delphia girl in 1867, and for a couple of years
SUBSEQUENTLY While he Vas Oh tie New York
Herald staff as an ordinary correspondent, and
found his betrothed married and mother when
ne returned here in 1872. after his expedition to
Livingstone.
DR. G. B. LoRING, minister resident at Lis
bon, who is now home on a visit, says the Portu.
guese king and queen are very nice persons
and treated him In kind and friendly way.
The npOnla cOutPntad with
rnent ne says, the republican element being
quite small.
BELLAMY is accused of taking his book.
Looking Backward" from an old German
author named Bebel who wrote novel on the
same lines, entitled, Women, Present and
Future" Bellamy meets the charge with the
statement that he cannot read German, and
never heard of Bebel.
WILLIAM O'BRIEN, NJ. P, since entering poiit-
ical life, was on the point of joining the order
of the Oblate Fathers, near Dublin. The
strongest efforts of Parnell and Dillon were re-
duired to persuade him to forego his intention
until the home rule question was settled. In the
meantime he met his fate.
ISAAC MURPHY, who rode Salvador. the win
ming horse in Tuesdays Suburban, is young
colored man who was reared in the household
OF Mrs. Hunt Reynolds, in Lexington Ky.
where he lives with his wife and owns about
$50, 900 worth of real estate. His salary as 8
rider for J. b. Haggln, Salvatore owner is
stated at $4,000 year.
DR.. LINDSAY of Boston has Joined the noble
army of men who have the ability to say nc
when they are called to go up higher. He has
sent word to the diocesan authorities of Ala
bama that he cannot leave Boston, and has
affirmed what DR.. brooks affirmed when he de
clined the episcopate of Pennsylvania-tha
there are cases where man had better do the
things that 1t is certain that he can do well
rather than attempt to fill position for which
he may be no better fitted than many others.
HENRY GEORGE, JR., has written a note to
newspaper in Washington, in which he calls
attention to paragraph which stated that his
father had Endorsed the candidacy of Robert
Pattison for governor of Pennsylvania Mr.
George says his father is at present in Australia
and that there is no one in this country author
lied TO speak for him on such matters, but that
he believes that if ms parent felt called upon 70
make choice of the Pennsylvania candidates
be would decide in favor of the Hon. Chauncey
F. Black, because OF that gentleman's advocacy
of the Australian ballot system.