The morning news., 1890-12-15
PERSONAL.

GEORGE " PULLMAN. the palsce-car multi
IniiiioDaire. made MS first money in Chicago by
lifting old bousss with iackscreKs. He would
tase contracts for this sJTt OF WORK, and was
not above handling the bars himself.
LOCKE RICHARDSON, who is low in this coun-
ftry for a short time after a four years tour
around the world, will soon revisit England He
has en- aged to 2ive course Of his wonderful
sha zespearean readings in the University Of
oxford.
c. ?. HUNrISsDoN is building a grand resi-
dence at the corner Of Fifty-seventh street and
Fifth avenue, New YORK, for his daughter and
son-in-law, the Prince aud Princess Hatzfel1t.
Ine Hatzteldt arms are prominently portrayed
In the carving OF the new building.
Is a VERY SHORT TINE the subscription for the
erection OF monument 10 George Bizet, the
composer Of ''Carmou,' 80 was covered The list
OF donors includes quite a large number of
female names Mme. patti was one of the earli-
est suoscrI oers-she sent 1000 francs. The
largest Offering was that Of the Baronne Solo
mon de Rothschid, VINO contributed 1900
francs.
OssIP ScHURIS, whose clever novels are hav-
ing such vogue in Austria, is not man, as
generally supposed but a young woman who
writes uRder that name Her real name is Lola
hrschna. and she leads ret red life in Bohe-
miaa village. Heriirs- book, entitled 'Ehre.''
was written when Miss kirsc1ner was barely %,
nh2lsteT, because of TIE ia miliarity with dipIo-
matte life shown by It's author.
Mss KATE DRExEL Of Philadelphia, now
''Siste- Katrina" Of the Order of the Blessed
Sacrament. will be resident OF Washington
ths greater part OF next year, informing her
self regarding the sd1cation of the indians and
colored people, while her institution for train
ing Mss onarles to labor among these people is
IN process OF erection at Andohesia, Eear Phil
adslphla. She viii Also build a sc1ool for col
ored children near " ashin gJon. Hiss Drexel
has already spent at least S6lO0 600 for the WORK
among the Indians.
IHE PsIsCE OF NAPLES, who has Just come Of
age, is very high -principled young man with
q lid regard for truth and duty. he has even
refused % write account Of his recent
tfafsiS Decauss etiquette and political consider
uOns iorD1de him TO tell the whole truth at
every point of Lis journey. Though reserved
anu somewhat shy 10 pub &c he is frank aud
merry IN private life. Devoted to all studies
ne Is especially fond of history and geography
ana possesses a remarkable knowledge of the
most minute details of Italian history
IN the new biography Of r. H Dana. Jr tthe
Dana Of Two Years Before the Mast" fame).
there is preserved one item from his journal
describing his meeting With Dickens when the
novelist flrst visited the nited States. ''Dis-
appointed in Dickens appearance. " he writes;
he IS OF the middle hight under, if anything
with large, expressive eye. regular nose
mated curling, wet-lookug, black hair, a dissi-
paJed-looking mouth with vulgar draw to it.
q mudty-snoe complexion, Stubby fingers, and
hand by no means patrcian, hearty, Off
hand manner far from we'll bred, and a rapid
dasalng way of talking You admire
him, and there Is afasCInation about him which
Keeps your eyes on him, ye5 you cannot get rid
or the impression that he is q low bred man"