The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-15
PERSONAL

MISS HELEN GOULD. Jay Gould's daughter. is
an accomplished botanist. She has the rarest
private collection Of orchids in the country.
FATHER OSBORNE. an Episcopal clergyman.
vel known 10 New York and Boston. is now in
South Africa, where he has been doing some
good work in community Of lepers.
SECRETARY OF WAR PRocroR and Gen. Soho
field, it is stated, are about TO make tour of
inspection along the American shore Of the
lenses.
COMMODORE FRAxcIs II. RAMSEY, United
States navy, is a very fine-looking man He is
noted for his susteIity. GOODNESS aud haughtI-
ness He married a sister of Gen. Martin Nc
Mahon-
CARDINAL LAvrsERIE of Paris, who has taken
great interest in the slave trade which is still
carried on in Africa. has offered a premium of
S5OJJ for the best romance treating of this dia-
bolical traffic.
HE Berlin papers accuse Edison of breaking
a promise to send Emperor William a phon)-
graph. and neglecting 10 answer letters of in
curry concerning il, aud say that should he ever
return to Berlin he would not be received at
court.
JOHN MORLEY attends high mass at the
Brompton oratory in London with great regu-
larity on Sunday when parliament is in session
He has great liking for sacred music, and also
enjoys hearing the preaching of the Catholic
priests.
HENRY IRVING, who recently pleaded the
cause OF the South London Fine Art Gallery.
Oh So,uVO, In recognition OF the fact Of that art
gallery being the only one in all London perma-
nently open on Sundays.
PAsrEuR, the eminent physician of Paris, has
been engaged to deliver a course of lectures he
fore the Michigan College of Medicine and
surgery at Detroit the coming winter. A
French student of the college will interpret the
great mans words to the classes.
MISS LOUISA HOLMAN RICHARD, a graduate Of
Boston University and professor of Latin in
Carleton College, is the first recipient of the
european fellowship established by the Asso-
cation OF Collegiate Alumne. Miss Richard
son will pursue her studies in Cambridge Eng.
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN was born in Newark
n. j., where his father was proprietor of a pop
ular hotel on Market street. The building stood
there until quite recently, just below the First
National Bank, in the best business portion of
the city. whengit was displaced to make room
Tor number OF buildings better adapted to
these days.
DR.. NASsES s EXPEDITION to the North Pole is
not the only expedition to the arctic regions now
under preparation in northern Europe. Lieut..
Ryder is to lead Danish expedition to east
Greenland. IL is to sail from Copxnhagen next
May, and has for its especial object the explor-
alton of the unknown coast belt north ward 73o,
that is, from the mouth of Franz Josef Fjord.
ARcHDUcHEss VALERIE. the recently married
daughter of the emperor and empress of Aus
tria, is staying with her husband at the Hotel
Victoria, at Interlaken, Switzerland. Though
their rauk is known among the guests, they
dine at the table dhote and spend their even
ings in the reading room. The archduchess
gains many admirers by her gentleness and sim
plcity. The young people take long walks on
the mountains every day