The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-20
PER SONAL.

GEN. MALONE is still quite i'll at Roanoke witt
erysipelas in the face.
PATTI will return to this country IN November
and make a concert tour lasting until April
1898
LUMB SrocKs, who died recently 10 England,
was the last surviving engraver among the
members Of the royal academy.
JOHN LAWRENCE SULLIVAN has given 800 L
the fund for the relief OF the sufferers from tho
recent theater FIRE in Philadelphia.
THE Duke of Needn't Coeli, a youth of IL years
is the richest Spanish nobleman. His castle 10
Spain are very substantial realities.
Rev. O. G. JONES, pastor of the College Hin
Baptist church at Lynchburg, Va, has accepted
call to the First Baptist church OF ChattA
noogs.
Col ROGER E. Cook Of Washington county,
Maryland. has just taken out his twenty fifth
commission as justice Of she peace. He is So
years Of age.
JOHN H. BERRY, the onelegged senator Of,
Arkansas, is noted for his fondn ass of billiards
and he is one OF the finest players In all
Washington.
SENATORS DAWES of Massachusetts,, Dolph of
Oregon, and Colquitt of Georgia will discuss the
Harrison a ADMINISTRATION in the June number OF
the North american ReUteW.
ALEXANDER SALvING Is soon to appear in
play embodyinz the story used in the "Caval-
lera Rustcana," but. like the book Of that opera,
derived from an Italian novel.
The effect Of his American tour was shown
by Jean de Reszke, who refused to sing at the
opera in Paris in Romeo and juliet" for less
than Sl, COO The highest the opera could offer
him was $500
BISHOP WHITAKER protestant EpiscopaD of
Philadelphia recently confirmed class Of six
teen Indian boys and eighteen Indian girls.
Ihey represent more than a dozen tribes. They
are attending schools at two Philadelphia in =
situations.
Mas AMELIE RIvEs- CHAMBER, who has been
spending the winter In New York, has gone to
Washington to IN AXE some special studies for a
literary production which she is engaged,
which will deal with Washington social life and
public characters.
WHILE Queen Victoria was in Darmstadt re-
Gently she held private investiture of the Gar
ter at the Schloss and conferred the order upon
Grand Duke Ernest of Hesse The new grand
duke was invested with the insignia which had
belonged to his lately deceased father.
MISS REGINA MoRPHY OF New Orleans, a niece
OF the great chess player, has composed a waltz
called The Paul Morphy Waltz" which she
has dedicated to the chess club of the Crescent
City. Miss Morphy is said to be remarkably
talented woman. She 10 accomplished in music
and painting and speaks three languages flu
emily.
MISS MARY CUsT1s LEE, daughter of the late
Gen. Lee, and granddaughter of George Wash
ington Parke Curtis, who was stepson of Gen.
George Washington, is in New York on brief
visit, and on Monday evening reception was
given in her honor by Col. Richard Lathers.
The widow of Gen. Grant was invited to be
present, and in a note of regret said that it
would have given her great pleasure to meet
Hiss Lee, but 1t would be impossible as Mrs
Grant expected to be out Of town several days.
Ex-President and Mrs. Cleveland, Gen. Horace
Porter, ex-Mayor and Mrs. Grace, ex-Postmaster
General James and Mrs. James were among
those who attended the reception.