Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-27
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OAIAA SANAhooNAA1 Os1OoVsSsSA AssessssS60A
has made an assignment.
West Chester is feeling its oats on
account of a visit to it by Attorney Gen.
eral WAYNE MACVEAGH.
Hon. JOHN w. FoRNEY will deliver his
lecture ON Thomas Jefferson, before the
Americas club of Reading, Thursday, June
9th.
United States Marshal DUDLEY, of In
diana, will he appointed commissioner of
pensions in place of Bentley, to he re-
moved.
Mr.. SIDNEY LANIER, whose health is
extremely delicate, has left Baltimore for
North Carolina, and is going to try camp
life in the pine woods near Ashville, du-
ring the summer.
Alderman J. B. Coon, Of the Fifth
ward, this city, having resigned an Office
which he seldom exercised, the governor
has appointed ex-Sheriff BENZ. F. Rowe,
who will put it where it does tho most
good.
The Portland Press says that Rev.
JOSEPH Cook is '' a species Of theological
Jules Verne, embroidering small piece
of truth with elaborate and effective mis-
represcntations-partlonable and charming
in the novelist
Miss MURRAY, the young woman who
recently obtained q verdict Of $1,000 DAM
ages against the postmaster of Baltimore,
has been given an appointment in the
government printing Office in Washing.
ton.
Rev. DR.. STEPHEN H. TYING, jr., having
quit the pulpit, will act as tho European
agent of one of the large life insurance
companies. His library, which contains
three thousand volumes of special value to
clergymen and students of theology, was
sold in New York to-day
That pretty and accomplished little
actress, Miss EFFIE ELLsLER, who has
been seen upon several occasions in this
city, and as recently as February last in
the title role of " Hazel Kirke," was mar.
ried in Chicago on Wednesday to Frank
Weston, a member of the same company.
JEROME BONAPARTE's new house will be
one of the best in Washington. 1t will
have As feet frontage, hand made brick,
brOwnstone trimmings, spacious hall
ways, a marque, hard wood, wrought iron
and encaustic tiles will help to make il
handsome and costly.
They have story in Albany that CONK.
LING and ARTHUR had violent quarrel,
in which the Boss angrily arraigned the
serf for allowing the machine to be
wrecked at Chicago, at Washington and
Albany. He concluded the expression
"You have brought me up here to do the
dirty work of ward politician. You
don't know enough about politics to run a
board of uillage trustees" The story
having spread, effort was made to correct
it by scenic arm-in- arm effect, but a
thin partition had "given away" the ex
plOsion.
Mrs. FRANCES A. FERGUS, of Philadel.
phia, lineal descendant of Roger Will
Jams, died recently in the very bed, in the
Rhode Island hospital. at Providence, in
which her sister, Mrs. Mary McLain, had
died few days before. 1t was great
grief to Mrs. Fergus that her sister should
have died in the hospital among strangers
and she expressed the hope that she might
be spared such a fate. While in Provi
dence, whittier she had gone to attend her
sisters funeral, she was stricken with ap-
koplexy on the street, and, no one knowing
where her home was, she was taken to the
hospital and placed in the bed from which
her sisters remains had just been carried.