Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-18
PERSO ONAL..

VANDERBILT will not allow any more
prize fights in the Madison Square gar
den.
KARL BLIND is writing his personal rec
objections of Garibaldi, covering period
of twenty years.
w. D. KELLEY, Of Pennsylvania, who
is making an extensive tour through Col
orado, received grand ovation in Pueblo.
BEN Hills last words were spoken to
his pastor, General G. A. Evans, and
were, "almost home"
CHARLES MILLER, who has been tramp
ing for the past ten years has fallen heir
to valuable estate in Philadelphia.
ARABI PACHA does not dash along his
lines on foaming steed. He cannot ride
and when he is obliged to mount a horse
the animal is led.
LORD BEACONsFIELD's memory is kept
green by bust paid for by the pennies of
workingmen that has been presented to
the Greenwich club of England.
SENATOR EDMUNDs has given S., 600 for
the endowment of room at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, Burlington, VT, in
memory Of his lately deceased daughter.
Rev. MIR. SHARRARD, who went to Col
oradO from Kentucky, has struck silver
mine worth $3.50, 600. He still breaches
in the little church in GunnisOn.
GENERAL MEREDITH READ, formerly
American minister at Athens, is at the
Lake of Geneva writing book descriptive
of the men of letters of tho eighteenth
century.
Two Philadelphia ladies, sisters, carry
off the palm at Saratoga for having the
greatest number of dresses. One of them
has AZ different toilets, ami tho other
nearly as many.
Rev. ]. w. DAWSON, colored, is the
Democratic candidate for Congress at
large, aud the Readjustcrs accuse him
of being saturated with Democra tic doc
trines that he has married an Alexandria
widow named Bourbon.
PRINCE HENRY, of Prussia, will start on
voyage around the world next October.
Ho will probably be away year and
a-half and spend most Of the time cruising
in the West Indies and around the South
American coast.
Mn. KUsKIN wisely suggest that the
"prettier attention to au old man is to
read what he wishes to say and not to
poster him with silly letters on general
subjects about which lie cares nothing at
all.
COLONEL K. G. INGERsoLL's cottage at
Long Branch is spoken of as the cage of
the happy family" The family is nu-
merOus one, always surrounding him
when home, and all AZ happy, lively and
chirpy as birds.
JUDGE w. s. PIERCE, of the court of
common pleas of Philadelphia, together
with Mrs. Peirce and others, who were
poisoned on Sunday evening at Newport
by eating lobster salad, are to-day pro-
nOunced out of danger.
Miss REMINGTON, of New York, who is
at Richiield Springs, displays great orig
inality in her costumes, wearing at a re-
cent german a dress of crepe du chine OF
laudu nil color, made from the draperies
falling from the shoulder Ia Lady An
gela.
MRS. LlPPINCoTT (Grace Greenwood)
and her daughter, Miss Anna Lippincott,
will shortly leave Paris for the seaside.
Miss Lippincott is now thoroughly pre-
pared to make her debut on the operatic
stage, and will make her first appearance
during the coming season either in the
United States or Italy.
LEVI s. REIsT, of Oregon, Mannheim
township. and s. p. Eby, esq, of this
city, both of whom are earnest advocates
of protecting our forests, and planting
new ones, have received official invitations
to attend the sessions of the American
Forestry association at Montreal, on the
21st and 22d of this mouth.
GENERAL SPINNER is fishing in Florida
with great success. He baits with his sig
nature, and the fish that can distinguish it
from the writhingest kind of a worm has
to be an expert of many years. standing.
At MaypoIt, the other day, the general
rushed into the sea anG beat off a number
of sharks that were attacking sawtish.
The latter, which was caught, was fifteen
feet long.