The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-16
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mary Anderson Navarro, it is said, is con-
teniplating career in literature.
Chief Justice Fuller is enjoying himself
down on his native heath in Maine.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the Aus
TRAN Emperor's heir, is in love With an
actress.
General Boulanger is about to publish n
book under the title of "Refections,
Thoughts and Maxims."
There is a prospect that General Felix
Agnus of Baltimore will be the next Repub-
lican candidate for Governor of MARYLAND.
1t has been estimated that Sarah Bern
hardt has saved more than 81 ,000 600 in the
course OF her successful career on the stage.
Arthur Orion, the Tichborne claimant.
denies the story that he has been EN-
ployed as waiter in an English restaurant.
Ex-senator Mcdonald was a great reader
of novels. Scott was his favorite but he al
ways insisted that " Vanity Fair" was the
greatest novel.
Ex-Governor George a. Boutwell,. Grants
first Secretary OF the Treasury, celebrated
his golden wedding at his summer home. at
Groton, Mass.
Mrs. Henry Clews is considered BY MANY
people the handsomest woman in New York,
She has lovely face. with brilliant ewes. n
fine complexion and shining dark hair.
a Paris dispatch says that the State has
purchased one of the pictures exhibited at
lIlb OUdiDp u0 MATS SNlOu Df MISS Lee R0h-
bins, the only American thus honured this
year.
Colonel Weber, Superintendent of Immi-
grafton at the port of New York, has salad
for Europe to assume his new duties as a
member Of the Foreign Immigration Commits
sion.
Paul B. dn Chaillu. the traveller, is visit
ing Melville Phillips, near Philadelphia. and
is finishing his new book, Ivar the viz.
ing" He has Just recovered from severe
Illness.
An album containing the signatures of H.
600 tradesmen and workmen has been nre-
sented to the Marquis of Butte as token of
appreciation of his acceptance of the navor-
atty of Cardiff this year
ex-senator, is President of Drury Collepe oft
Springfield, Mo. He is tall and slendar
and otherwise resembles his distinguished
brother in personal appearance.
Professor LIE Baron Russell BRIGGS tho
new Dean OF Harvard College, is an ardent
lover of baseball and plays whenever he
can get a chance. His fondness for other
athletic sports is also well known.
BY order of the Gar the management of
the estate OF the Grand Duke Michael Mich
aelowitcb, whose clandestine marriage last
April created a great sensation, has been in
Grand Duke George. 'A'
r. d. Blackmore, the British novelist ia
hearty and well-preserved man of sixty.
five years. He looks much like a tvnic,I
back-couDtry squire, and rarely appesrs in
society, preterrlDg to live the life OF liter
airy recluse. He Is an Oxford graduate and
lawyer.
George KenDan is famous for his wonder-
full memory. He is an omnivorous reader
and his system enables him to retain laroe
proportion OF what he reads. KEENAN, nasses
his summers at charming spot in one of
the British North American provinces. and
his home is the scene of much hospitalitv
Carl Schnrz has great, gaunt hands. bnt
they are very artistic in performances ann
more delicate than the touch of woman
the piano. There is probably no amat.nr
pianist in the country equally gifted with
the German college professor, who, after
only few years in this country. becama a
member OF Presidents Cabinet.