The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-14
PERSON AL.

GES. LoNGsTREE new war book is looked
TO- with much interest.
THE Empress Eugene is travelling in Norway
under an assumed name
Mrs Leland Stanford recently paid SIS for
htty menu card for one Of her swell dinners.
The Span 81 statesman CASTELAR,. IS writing
LIE or Christ, and is also busy on history OF
Spain.
LADY DUNLo. who has just defeated her
husbands divorces suit. viii go on the stage as
TEE NEWS from Bu.nos Ayres is convincing
that Celman is man OF much resignation, and
that bis name fits him peculiarly we'll
Miss MoLLIE E SEAwALL, recently success
full noveliest. who took the $500 prize offered
1yler.
JCsucE MILLER of the supreme court of the
United States has been on the bench twenty
eeigot years. His commission was signed by
President Lincoln.
Rev. JOSEPH PARKER. Of London, now
breaches one minute sermons after his more
elaborate efforts. He directs these brief dis
courses to some particular class
Mas HETrY GREEN's estimated wealth is put
at 8 100000. Three other women have each
S3O.oOlOJO, and Mrs Terry's 3-year-old baby is
tne nappy, or unhappy, posse5sor OF SoO,OOJ,OOO
In its own right
Ma. GAME, who was defeated for the Barrow
seat 10 Parliament a month or so ago, has since
given his successful rival a dinner party in
London. Mr.. Game has a forgIving disposition
ana an eye on that Barrow seat.
MIR. BANCROFT, the historian who used to be
one OF the most familiar figures on the main
avenue at Newport is rarely seen this season
GXceDL Ilnfrr.nnenFa1 His mind is n
vlgo GUS as ever, but his bodily strength mas de-
parted
Mrs. ROBERT T. LINCOLN, wife of the Ameri-
can minister, sails with her two daughters next
Wednesday on the City OF New York These
ladies' have the finest suite of rooms on the
So amer, Tor which they Will pay the respect
able sum of $3.50.
BERNARD Conn. a New Hampshire farmer,
was scared almost into commissions while listen
ing to photograph in Dover this week, and
explained, when he came to, that he recognized
the voice of man he han stuck in a horse
trade conscience makes towards of us all.
ONE of the largest Bibles made was presented
TO Henry G. Stephens a well-known blind and
deaf soldier of Stratford, Conn. 1t is in eight
volumes, each Is inches long, ~ inches wide,
ana nearly inches thick on embossed print for
the bind. Two and one-half years ago, at the
age OF 81 years Mr. Stephens began the std
OF line print, and is now an excellent reader.
AT A DINNER, at which Archbishop Ryan of
Philadelphia was present, at Mount Desert, it is
narrated, William Walter Phelps said in the
course of discussion of the Irish question,
But you must admit, Bishop Ryan, that many
practices of the Irish in Ireland to-day are
treason" "Ah, but treason is reason IN Ire
land on account of the absent T. retorted the
archbishop.
WHES he was at Odessa, not long ago, the
car visited the barracks, which had, of course,
been newly painted and cleaned for his inspec-
ton The commandant, with the idea of i'm
pressing the imperial mind with the care taken
blankets and sheepsku mats. which were
paced on and by the side OF the mems c It's
The car was highly pleased, and, on leaving
turned to one of the sentrieS at the entrance to
the dormitory and asked him if he found the
blanket warm enough. I've never tried it,
Little Father" was the innocent reply, I'VE
have no blankets but our overcoats"