Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-21
PERSONAL,

OcudIOE DON OAMEhON IL W Spenu q
week, at the invitation of General Grant,
with the latter at Long Branch.
Just as soon as his haying is finished cx-
Governor SEYMOUR expects to invite to a
picnic on his Deerfield farm a hundred lit
tie orphan girls from Utica asylum.
Miss KELLOGG, who is in exubcrant
health and good voice, will return to this
country next month. She intends to sing
in opera during the winter.
The public will be excluded from the
Palace when Mr.. BRADLAUGH makes his
application for scat in tho House OF
Commons on the Sd of August.
HENRY w. LONGFELLow, the poet, is
suffering from the effects of cancer that
was removed from his nose a few days ago.
He is at the Longfellow mansion in Port
land, Me.
The Prince of WALES is again in debt
and the Gladstone ministry has been i'm.
portuned to allow an appropriation to be
made by Parliament to pay the festive
Albert's bills.
Rev. Father RUDOLPH, until a few
months ago pastor of St. Michael's Catho.
lie church, at Findley, Ohio, has re.
nounced his VOWS, and was united in mar.
riage last Thursday evening to Miss Mag.
gle McCartie, former housekcepor Of the
parochial residence.
Mr.. CARL SCHURz is accused of refusing
to mako political speech at Utica, the
home of Senator Conkling. during the
campaign of 1876, until he was paid $50
for it, and rather than disappoint the ex-
pectant Republicans, Mr.. Conkliug paid
the money out OF his own pocket.
EDWARD S. GREDEN, a leading lawyer
OF Kittauning, who had entered suit
against the administrators of the estate of
James L. Brown, deceased, for the settle
ment Of his claim for professional services
rendered to VIM. Brown, has been award
cd $23, Sl3 by the arbitrators to whom the
matter was referred.
Prof. GEORGE L. MARIs. principal of the
West Chester state normal school, has re-
signed, and will have general supervision
of the numerous Friends schools within
the boundaries of the Philadelphia yearly
meeting. In connection with this place
he has also been rendered aud accepted the
position of a professor at Swarthmore COL
lege, the chair to be that of Didactics,
with the charge of the normal SCI ool de-
partment of the institution. The duties
of the latter place will engage Mr.. Maris
for probably two days each week, leaving
the remainder for his work with the
schools.
Yesterday Drs. Gross and Pancoast, of
Philadelphia, successfully operated upon
Senator Is. H. HILL, Of Georgia, removing
by very delicate operation a trouble
some and dangerous epitherial growth that
had grOwE inside the mouth. This 'affec-
tion has been in progress about eighteen
months, without the patient being aware
of its dangerous character. During the
operation, while under the influence of
ether, the senator lost no blood of any
moment and experienced no shock. The
patient is doing admirably and the pros
poets are good for rapid and permanent
recovery.
J. K. EMMETT, the actor, two years ago
purchased fine lot on the Albany boule-
ward, Troy, for $50, 900 cash, and engaged
leading architect to erect house after
the unique style of one he had seen in
Germany. A mill, with a water wheel
such as is seen in Emmet's popular play
of " Fritz" was to be built on tho prem
ises, and in all a most extravagant outlay
was contemplated. Emmet left a liberal
building fund in tho shape of United
States bonds, but having recently failed
to keep engagements in England he has
sent for $1,000 of the building fund. It
has been forwarded to him and work has
been partially suspended.