Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-18
PERSONAL.
EX-SECRETARY STUART, of the Brooklyn
board Of education, is defaulter for $3.50.

EN-SECRETARY STUART, Of the Brooklyn
board OF education, is a defaulter for $3.50.
600.
Mr.. JOHN G. SAKE, the poet. still re
sides in Albany, 1T the horae of his son.
and is ali invalid.
DR.. J. FORSYTH MEIGS, AL authority Oh
the treatment of the diseases of women
and children, died on Saturday OF pneu-
u!oni.:. in his G5th year.
MR. \. J. DRENEL Las given $1,000 to
the University of Pennsylvania, philadel-
piia. tc: the endowment of 4 Tree bed in
tn new wing for chronic diseases.
EX,JUDGE RALPH LEE died at his homo
III iIaddouticld, N. j., On Saturday after
Loon, aged 60 years. He was for some
years associate judge of tho Camden
county courts.
OSCAR uAMEEsTEIN the handsome and
reckless editor OF the Tobacco Journal, got
a verdict OF s., CGo against him in the libel
suit brought by 3 tobacco dealer whose
stock he had r1isrepreSented.
PRINCESS LOUISE will make prolonged
visit in tho United States, taking in al
the larger cities. Size will not return to
Canada before tho expiration of the
marquis's term. His lordship. however,
will return for the opening of Parliament.
JOHN G.. WHITTIER reached his 18th
birthday yesterday. Tho venerable poet
remained in his room IN the Hotel Win
throp. in Boston, aud received many cali
| els and a number of beautiful floral tri5.
Ctes.
OLIvER WENDELL HOLMES ioo::s across
the Atlantic and sees Mr.. Gladstone. only
four mouths younger than my>s H. stand
ing erect with Patrick's grievances Oh one
shoulder and Pharoah's pyramids TN the
o:hcr-an Atlas whose intervals 81 repose
arc parCxisns Of learned Labor"
| Ross RAYMOND ;lia i,.nn.s':s who beat
SO many people in this country, is HOW
connected with the I.nIdcu press. lie
made Grtc = hit during the Egyl ti1a :yII'
as ., !.oSci>l correspondent; y. ,n,lcn -.
indeed, ;hat when the war was over his
| employees; welcomed him back with BIZ:
| dinner.
! JOHANN MOST, the German S,cal.st,
| was expected to arrive in New York on
tho steamer Wisconsin, yesterday, and a
reception had been arranged In his honor.
lie did not come, but the exercises were
gone through with all the same, sevcra
inccndiary speeches being made. He is
to have . public reception in Cooper iusti-
tute to right.
"UNcLE' SAM WARD dinci With MIS-
LaEgtry, and he is perfectly - enthused;'
and . gossip;ng friend writes. from what
was told, She rCci prOcateS the sentiment
This is so true fact that tho day fer they
had been introduced she wrote to i..vi:,
him to pass the evening with her. and
began her note, Dear Uncle S.n,,' and
signed it. '.ffectionately yousS, Lille "
EDWARD 4 RICE, kDowIi t. fame chief
~ as tho composer of the successful ex
travaganza Evangeline," and later as
manager Of Rice's 9 Surprise Party,'' and
other theatrical ventures. has failed. will
liabilities aggregating s3S, .3i, but /:
snail portion OF which is secured. Anon.
his creditors :ire members ot his Company
whose salaries are overdue, and many
personal friends who had advanced him
sums ranging from 800 to s., 900 to t:sl,
him over his financial difficulties.
ROBERT SMALLs, the negro congressman
f1om South Carolina. Of unsavory TcPutc
, wants to be made u captain OF the retire,
list Of the navy for services rendered dur
ing The war iii plotting Il Coafederat
steamer ard dc]ivcrin,, her to t;ie block
|, aiding forces il Charleston ll,lrbcr. \ bil
{ granting his application has been intro
! ducel in Congress, although he has bcrl
handsomely pai;i by the navy department
, for his exploit. and Il few years ago he va.
, discovered III the effort 10 s.srai: 4 iii
through Congress pay;n. HIM ogcg again
, Snalis is the man who once sHcc"cdcd i!
having Democrat turncd ont 0t his sea
, in Congress and himself pat in aislougI
!: the Democrat had 5000 majority.
JAMES G. BLAINE and wife were siitiE
| T. xt- y!
! q table, at tho end of which WIS y cha
: tilted forward to show that it WAS Ell
. gagged. Directly Roscoe Conk lirs entere
:, and st:utted up with all hi; sen.to.;;
:, dignity, that IS u Thousand pounds to u
!. square inch. Before he reached tbs re
= served seat he saw ths enemy and il
=, st.;Dtly there was u flush of heat iightLin
over his lofty cou1tonaEce, and tuIn;n
!. ri-sht obl;que lie so!emuly marched to IL
= further end Of the diuin, looi1. \ st:l.l,
:, mild as moonlight on . back yard. plase
), on tho intellectual outlook cf the plume
{, knight. Mr.. ConkI;lig haS aged amazing!
;. in tae last five yea:S. That famous lGc
V has disappeared FROM his lofty brow al
Tie SHOWS Of age have whitcned his don
of thought, once covered With golden hal
CONGRESSMAN GCDLovE 5. ORTIZ die
ut his residence in Lafayette, Ind, late y
Saturday night, after a somewhat pr
G tIactcd Illness. Shortly before his disst
Il luton lac recognized his daughter, mu
9 INJURED Eer name, /" Mollic," and the vo.
il happy," and passed away shortly aitcl
Ii The immediate cause of his death wa
o blood poisoning, and not canccr, Is h;
l. been reported. nor is his face eaten ava
}. nor his features in any manner impaiie
If by his Illness save = natural enls"iaiO:
!; Mr.. Ortl Was Il native Of Lebanon, Pa
= aud read llw under ThadticUS Steven
He has held many public positions i'll L
Ii diana, whittier hc removed in his your
y manhood. He entered the Thirty light
g Congress and has served almost contin'
Il ously ever since. He was 60 years O
0 and leaves so, 0O0, to be divided amo.
IS sew raj children.
IiI:: POOR EIRECTOK-.
G They Favor - i:esi,ienI Physician as SUPe
II iHteh6enf.