The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-17
PERsoSAL.
SAN JoSEs win lecture in Florida this wiuter.
QUzES QIcroEn is passicnately fond Of

SAN JONES viii lecture in Florida this wiuter.
QrzES QIcroEA is passicnateIy fond of
babies t.-
TIE DrcHzss D'pzEs who furnished Bou-
LANCER vita his mdney is ths. owner Of the
veave Clsquot champagne Nbds ass, which she
inheri ei from ner mo SER -
Mas. DAXEoscH and her mother. Mrs. Jams
g Blaine. were in Philadelphia shopping day
or two ago. but they are nov In tYashington-
Mrs. Damrosch Will reside in New York.
MEs. ELIZA VANDERBILT OsGOoD widow o.
George Osyood. is reported critically i'll in Paris
Mrss1sgood IS the Sc sond daughter of Cornelius
Vanderbilt. and is ABOUT 20 years Of age.
CAPT. JAMES Bzsb, who saved, the lives of
POS persons wrecked OF Long BraBcl on the
ship State of Georg ia ia Decscrnoer. 1852. still
lives at lineage Of % near Beach Haven. Y. J..
Elk CoNGREssMGS .JeHS TURSEa WAIT of
Norwich, Conn, who no one would take to be
80 years OF I. thou IN ne is has ilist presented
Trinity College, Hartford, with nearly thous-
AMI volun
SENATOR BRIcE' 5 ELDEST DAUGHTER is pretty
girl, somewhat above medium height. with a
we'll nodded figure anda graceful bearing. She
IS brunette. and Is a good linguist and accom-
pllshed musician.
The house in which Aaron Burr courted
Paramus, y. J. IL is of rough stone with
gothic ornamentation, and surrounded by fine
strip OF woodland
Gov HILL has appointed as one of the com
mlssioners of the state board of charities Mrs
Beekman de Peyster OF New York city to sue
ceed Mrs Josephine Lowell, who some time ayo
resigned the Office
DoNA EMILIA PARDo BAzAN, according to an
English critic, lis the greatest of Spanish
writers perhaps the greatest of living European
writers; certainly in England no woman can be
named who comes nigh her."
The SULTAN OF Morocco has permitted the
opening of gambling house in Tangler-kept
oy an Ango-Anerican company-but he has
announced that no women will b. permitted to
en'erl 1t unless they are christians.
REV. DR.. LIDDoN, brother of the late Canon
Liddon, says of him: II have in my possession
a sermon, written when he was 16 in
which the great truths of Christianity are as
clearly stated as they have been in his after
life"
JOHN JACOB ARMSTRONG AsroR, the 4-year-old
son of William Waldorf Astor, has been granted
leave by the New YORK court of common pleas
under Judge DAILY to eliminate the Armstrong
from his name, and will! be henceforth known
only as John Jacob Astor.
j. N. PEABODY of New YORK testifes to being
DC years of age. to having crossed the Atlantic
fourteen times, visited about all the Americ IN
ports, served two years in the war and he
never saw game of base ball, game of polo,
horse race, or a walking match Perhaps he's
blind
KING HUMBERTs HAIR has become snow white,
much to the distress of Queen Marguerite, who
is most anxious that her husband should follow
the example of mis- father and the fashion com
mon among elderly Pie1montese officers, and
dye his hair. Her pleaIings were, however. OF
no avail.
OLD COMMODORE Vanderbilt used to play with
the mind reader Bishop. That is, it was ia
vorite trick of the commodore to place a hand
on the boys head and demand the price of some
railway stock As often az not young Bishop
| gave a correct answer and the old financier was
| deeply puzzled by the feat