Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-03
PERSONAL.

GARFIELD tried peaches yesterday.
Lucky man, he is ahead of the rest of us.
Minister CHR1sTIANCY' divorce suit has
cost him SEA, 900 in counsel fees and ali
mony and he is not done yet.
Rev. RoBT J. NEv1N, d. D., formerly of
this city, now rector of st. Pauls within
tho Walls, P. f. church in Rome, is ex-
pccted homo in a few weeks.
II. 3. HAYES is expected in London next
October, to lie present at tho ceremony of
unveiling the memorial OF the late, Sir
Francis Lysight, which is to DO placed in
City Road Chapel.
Mr.. HARRY RllIGAEr, now of Maquoketa
Iowa, formerly of this city, and the same
genial and popular gentleman as of old is
visiting old friends and familiar places i'll
Lancaster.
Senator l.. Q. G. LAMAR health is still
50 poor that his physician has forbidden
him to speak 1T public meetings at pre-
sent, saying he could do SO only ut great
risk.
Invitations are out for the marriage, at
the residence of the brides parents, On
Aug. II, ut p. m., of Mr.. J. +. CHARLES
and Miss ETTIE KAUFMAN, daughter OF
Mr.. l. II. Kaufman, of Mountville.
AL. F. SHENCK, of this city, (Eraminer)
and A. M. FRANTZ, Of Lancaster town.
ship, New Era are the rival candidates
for chairman of the Republican county
committee at its organization next Mon.
day. It's close.
/ At a recent informal reunion of the
APPLE family on the banks of COneaut
lake. Crawford county, among those pre-.
sent were Rev. DR.. r. G Apple, of this
city Sheriff of the county, Andrew G..
Apple Rev. Or. Jos. II. Apple, OF
Saegertown Rev. J. w. Pontious, Of
Cochranton Prof. A. r. G. Apple, OF
Palatinatc college, and j. Nevin Apple, of
NIcadville.
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY has received
a letter from Mr.. J. II. MapIeson,
manager, urging her to reconsider her de-
termination not to sing in opera. He
claims she is now in her prime, and that
it will be time enough to think Of retiring
when anybody appears capable of occupy
ing any portion of her shoes. He urges
her to sing in his company the coming
season and shall want her to sing in Lon
don.
JENNY LIND has just received the high.
est royal honor ever conferred upon Il wo-
man in Sweden. Oscar III. has bestowed
upon her the Litteris ct Artibus medal,
SET in diamonds, with the privilege OF
wearing it on all occasions around her
neck fastened to a blue ribbon of the Order
of Seraphim. Though this honor is
doubtless in chief part due to tho Swedish,
nightingale'spas renown, the immediate
cause Of it was her readiness, at y recent
fete to sing before the king some Of the
part songs Of her IA tive land.
General ROBERT PATTERSON is lying
seriously i'll at his residence, Thirteenth
and Locust street, Philadelphia. On Fri
day last he WAS in a very precarious con-
dition, and growing steadily worse it WAS
thought on Saturday that he could not
survive. His trouble is IN affection of the
heart and general debility incident to ex
treme old age. On Saturday the pulsations
of the vital organ We're extremely feeble,
but with skilled medical treatment, backed
up by his wonderful store of vitality, he
pulled through. The physicians in attend
ance on him express the opinion that he is
improving steadily.