Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-21

,rovc with age.
VOTERS should improve their Satur-
lay night leisure to scrutinize the regis
nv lists, and see if their names are prop
'rly set down.
PERSONAL.
One of the most stunning costumes at
Old Orchard is worn by 4 lady who regis
ters thus "Mrs. and made"
Senator WALLACE has our thanks for a
COPY of "Political Manual for $780," COM
piled by Stilson Hutchins, of the WASH
ington Post, a rade n,eeum Of Democratic
AUGUrINE J. AMDLEH, IN inventor Of
rare merit, who recently received $G77, l:'4
for the use of his patents, has been SO over
come by his fortune that his life in Wash
iDgton is one perpetual spree.
At late Ohio campmecting Rev. Mr..
HARRISON, the "boy revivalist," who
made such sensation in Talmasc's tabcr-
nacle last spring, prayed that the "closins
hours of the meeting might put hell in
CONSERVATION.
Rev. JOHN MORSE, Il clergyman of DcX'
ter, Me-, has been suspended by church
council because of "his frisky and mulisl
spirit of perversity." This is supposed te
correspond with murder in the second dc
gree.
Rev. Prof. CMAs. J. LITTLE, Of Dickin
son college, set up for congressional dc
feat by the Cumberland county Rcpubli
cans, was years ago junior preacher in Tho
NJ. L. church, on the circuit Of which
Christiana, this county, forms part.
SARAH WINNEMUccA, Princess of tho
Piutc Indians, las been provided with :
comfortable little house in Oregon, with :
yearly pension of 5000, as a reward for he'
services during the last Bannock war. Sh'
is an intelligent, comely maiden, and ha
been of great service to the government
for many years, both in Nevada and ;:f
joining states, during the Indian troubles
Rev. DR.. THOMAS G. APPLE, prcsitlcn
of the Franklin and Marshall college, ant
Professor of church history and cxegcsi
in the theological seminary of the Re
formed church, will read papcc before tin
Pan Presbyterian council that meets il
Philadelphia next month. The subject o
DR.. Apples paper will bc "Thc Theolos,
of the German Reformed Church."
OWEN BROWN, the son Of John Brown
lives on Gibraltar, the Lake Eric islan'
home of Jay Cooke. lie is described a
tall and -shouldcred, with sand
beard, in which lay few streaks Of white
blue eyes, pleasant voice, and an air o
gentlcncss. One could hardly imagin
that hc had played a part in such troubled
scenes in Kansas and the South. lie is
baclllor and likes the lonely life he leads
GEORGE ELIOT, before she was marric
to Mr.. Cross, rid herself Of every scrap o
clothing and ornament that belonged t.
her life with her first husband, Lcwes
Her trousseau was very large ono, an
she was married in white silk and orang
blossoms. She is going to live in nc,
house, with new furniture, in new blocl
in Chelsea, looking over the Thames.
TANNERS weight is up to 155, with tw'
pounds of his antc-fast hcft. Recent
after eating and drinking luncheon q
clam chowder, bluctish, potatoes, an
bottle of Bass alc, he went Ovc
to the Manhattan and there dinct
eating soup, fish, tongue, bread and pota
toes, and drinking another bottle of ale
His gums have got sore from much catin
and with their shrinkagc during his fas
he has had to have his teeth all drawn ant
replaced by art.
A lady of rank received the honor of Al
invitation to dinner from the Princes
MARY of Tcck, for a day when she wa
engaged to dine with IN old friend. Sh
wrote two lctters-onc to the princess i
her sweetest manner, acknowledging til
honor, etc.; another to her friend, bcgir
ming "Such bore, dear! Fat Mary ha
invited me to dinner Oh our day, and, {
course, 1 must CO." To her horror sll
learned by the next post that her fricn
had the letter for the princess in her CT
velopc. The mischief was done, and sl
went prepared to throw herself at the fe'
of her royal hostess, when the princes
met her with open hands and smiling fa'
as she said: Fat Mary is very pleased
see you, and hopes you won't find her
bore"
Mr.. MoNCURE ID. CONWAY, who is ju
returning to America for vacation, has
religious belief of decidedly compost
character. His congregation numbers fl,
hundred persons, and the music of I'll
church is the best in London. He himse
says: "The hymns we sing are from Il
works of Dante and Goethe and of 9th
great poets. Above the platform where
sit arc to bc built three arches, with I'll
name Jesus over the central arch, wit
Buddha over the left arch, and Shakspea
the right. Then ON brilliant frieze ru
ming around the chapel arc to DO paintt
| in brilliant colors tho names Of Zoroastc
Socrates, Confucius, Pythagoras, Plat
Marcus Aurclius, Seneca, Mohammed, S
cinius, Scrvctus, Swcdcnborg, Charming
Theodore Parker and other great religion
teachers Where are Moses and Bob Ii
gcrsoll?
| Tl,o ,r;u r n,dIou E;old xritten h