The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-26
PERSONAL

PRESIDENT FossEcA of Brazil intends soon to
visit Europe. bets. aizIs sa11
Mr.. ABBOTT who has been called to form q
new governments up in Canada. is the son of a
clergyman.
MRS. HENRY wooD's East Lynne" is in its
225th edition and each edition is estimated to
mean 1000 copies
RUDYAkD KIPILNG is a guest of friends in
New York. The reports of his illness were
| somewhat exaggerated.
JOHN P. RISE. late of the Alta Californian,
contemplates the establishment Of a weekly
agricultural newspaper at San Francisco.
| F. A MUNszY of the late New York CONT
nent, is now devoting his entire time to his
more successful publications the Golden Aroosy
and Aunseg's Weekly.
Rev. COLLINS DENNY, chaplain of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, has been elected to the
chair of moral PHILOSOPHY in Vanderbilt Uni
| versity, Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. P. T. BARNUk is on her way to Europe
and will probably spend some time with her
family at Bury, Lancashire, and 20 with them
| to their seaside resort at Blackpool
G. NJ. DEPEw is very particular to pronounce
it baccaraw in his addresses. He declines, how
ever, to talk about the scandal saying that his
intimacy with the prince precludes it.
been detailed in charge of the New York hydro
graphic office, will with his family. live at Bath
Beach, L. l., the rest of the summer.
MINISTER DOUGLAS is to leave Port-au-Prince
on the next steamship coming north and may
be expected to arrive at New York in about a
week. II is not believed that he will return to
Hayti. 'eA-
SPENCER TRAsK. the well-known New York
broker, had the cornerstone OF his new house
in Saratoga laid last week with full Episcopal
ceremonials aud Bishop Doane of Albany to
conduct the service.
CAPrs. WILLIAM A. ANDREWS and Josiah W.
Lawlor started from New York Wednesday
evening to race in life boats across the Atlantic
for 5000 and silver cup. The finish will be at
Land SEND, England. ts3
CARDINAL MANNING S dwelling place In London
is not amagnifcent residence. but plain and I'M
pretentious, though large. house, which looks
mora Ike q school than private mansion. 1t
stands In a narrow side street.
Ex-Goy LUpNeToN of Wisconsin. who died in
Milwaukee recently, was a native of Putnam
county, New York, who migrated westward in
1888. He was republican, and was elected to
the governorship Of Wisconsin in 1873.
WILLIAM HAYES, a Brooklyn policeman,
during the twenty years he has been upon the
force, has managed to save about $4,000 upon
which, and pension of $3.50 year he expects
TO potter along without his uniform and club.
NJ SARcEY, the French dramatic critic, has
given up dining in the hope of reducing his
weight which is enormous. But while he feels
much better for this abstinence it has not thus
far produced the particular effect he so much
desires
The COLOSSAL equestrian statue of Gen. Grant,
designed by Louis Rebsso of Cincinnati, has
been cast in bronze at Chicopee, Mass, and is
to be shipped this week for Chicago, to be
placed upon a massive granite pedestal in
Lincoln PARK. The whole work will cost
SIS, 900.
CHARLES Vt. VAN vLEEr of Rochester is the
owner of the medal presented by Andrew Jack
son to the warrior Black Hawk. 1t is of solid
silver, and bears the legend, Andrew Jackson
President of the United States, A. D. 1922 On
the reverse side are the words Peace and
Friendship"