The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-25
PER SON AL.

BISHOP Brooks viii deliver the opening ad-
dress OF the Episcopal church congress at Wash
ingtor, on Nov. IL
Mr. AND Mas. STEPHEN OSBORNE Of Knoxville,
Tenn, are soon to celebrate the I'D anniver-
ssry OF their marriage. They are respectively
lOl and % years OF age and have go descend
ants.
FoR the first time since her conversion to
the orthodox faith the Grand Duchess Ser
gius of Russia has been permitted to visit
her father, the Grand Duke OF Hesse-D Darn
stadt.
CHARLES STURGEON. now slowly recover
ing from his recent Illness, has written a
letter to his congregation, informing them
snst he Is going abroad for rest and change Of
scene.
Mrs. ARCHIBALD Brown, the daughter OF
Chief Justice Fuller. whose romantic marriage
created such sensation in Chicago some time
ago, Is lying at the point Of death in her fathers
residence with typhoid fever.
CHARLES 7. CApES, master OF the Boston
Latin school. has been connected with that in
sttution for forty years. Il is half century
now since he was himself pupil there. At that
time Edward Everett Hale was an usher in the
school.
THERE are three surviving sons of the author
of ''Pickwick"-Cbarles Dickens. editor OF
All the Year Round Alfred Tennyson D ckens,
a merchant in Melbourne and Edwin Bulwer-
Iyteon Dickens. a member Of the New South
wales parliament.
BoURKE COCHRAN, Tammany candidate for
CONGRESS, will be bitterly opposed by the County
Democracy, owing-to mis- statement regarding
the county democrats as that organization
known to fame ana the criminal courts as the
County Democracy"
Col FRED MISSY, now flying correspondent
Of the Cincinnati CommeTctal-Gdzette,s succeeds
Gen. Boynton in charge of the Washington
bureau. Col. MusSey has wide knowledge of
public men and matters. and has gained nota-
Die reputation by bis previous work.
ROBERT HOE and George DeForrest are said
TO divide the honor OF possessing the finest
private library in New York. While Mr.. Hoes
mlsSa!s and peel ems OF the Gutenberg press
are wonderful. Mr.. DeForrest Gig 1teenth
cen Jury books are said to be unequaled
THE STATUE of Earl Granville will. writes
London correspondent, be erected in the cen
tral hall at Westminster. where it will be
worthy companion to the statue of Earl Russo L
Upward of &, 900 has been subscribed for tie
statue. and artist is to be Mr.. Thornycroft
The PRINCE OF WALES retains his intimacy
with Baron Hirsch, and will visit him next week
at his estate Of st. Johann in Moravia. The
beautiful Lady Brooke will be there, and the
newly married Lord and Lady Dudley are also
SAp0SScN W 10 JIG SuSsVs VI Oho hOspi'0oto jew
GEN. BRUGERE. controller Of President Car
not's household. holds his present place through
a curious piece OF bad and yet good fortune. He
was a member of Marshal MacMahon's and
President Grevy's households. but would have
been removed by Presid mt Carnot had not the
latter accidentally wounded him while out
shooting.
TIE greatest heiress in Rome at the present
moment is the 1Syearold Princess Maria Bar
berina- Colonna who will bring to her future
husband not only fortune of $1,000. COO, but
also thefitle Of Prince Of Palestrina, Duke of
Castle Vecchio. the hereditaFy prorship Of the
Order Of St. John of Jerusaieni and the heredi-
tary rank Of lieutenant general Of the papal
forces IS