Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-04-22
But in the prosiac record of the common
places which make up the daily history of
New York, the Sipdram story is out Of
keeping with its surroundings.''

PER<3ONAL.
DR.. BLISS is going to Europe to regain
his exhausted strength.
BLAINE was only joking when he said
he was going out of the country. He
breads sea sickness like sun stroke.
HENRY W. OLIVER, jr., of Pittsburgh,
has been set up by Cameron to beat Bayne
for the congressional nomination.
THURMAN regrets that while in Europe
he saw neither Bismarck nor Victoria.
Then he might have met somebody who
did not ask him for a sixpence.
BAYARD will deliver the lecture at the
celebration of the Mecklenburg Declare.
ton of Independence at Charlotte, n. c.,
May 20.
Mr.. CHARLES E. PUGn, general super
intendent of the Pennsylvania railroad.
with headquarters at Altoona, sails to-day
for Liverpool.
HANCOCK is q very early riser, and gets
up at o'clock to enjoy a sunrise walk,
the only time in the whole twenty four
hours, "when folks will let him alone
and give him time to think"
The late minister to Peru spelt his nare
HURLBUT;" his brother, the editor of
the World, spells it HURLBERT." The
two seem to have been on fraternal terms,
however they may have disagreed on the
spelling of the family name.
Extra BILLY" SMITH, ex-governor of
Virginia, now in his S5th year, spoke yes
terday for an hour and half before the
Maryland state temperance society, in
Baltimore, "with his old.time pluck and
vigor."
BREWSTER has been induced by uncom-
plimentary notices in certain newspapers
to discard his old-fashioned yellow wheel
ed carriage, decorated with his coat-of-
arms and various heraldic devices, for a
moro modern and less pretentious convey
ance.
Miss LILLIAN TAYLOR, daughter of the
late Bayard Taylor, has translated with
great success two of Mr.. Edwin Booths
acting plays into the German, receiving a
thousand dollars for the work. Mr.. Booth
will use this translation during his
German engagement next summer.
Actor FLORENCE wanted tho mission
which Wickersham got. BADEAU, vino
was shaken out Of the Liverpool con-
sulate by Garfield. turned up his nose at
the Copenhagen appointment and was
ticketed for Havana, where there are fat
plcklngs. Badeau, be it remembered, is
Grants bfographer.
DAMALA, Sara Bernhardt's husband, is
tall and handsome and has pair of fero-
cious mustachois. As he has fine limbs
he is admirable, SO far as physique goes,
in tho role of Hippolyte in ''Phedre." His
voice is resonant, but has some very harsh
tones, and his style is too energetic to con-
quer the favor of the Partisan playgoers.
Senator FRYE is the youngest looking
grandfather in Washington. He has
seven grandchildren, and always likes to
have some of them about him. Il
couldn't wait any longer" he said the
other day. "and sent word to have one of
them sent down here from Maine. He
came along-a G-year-old-and Mrs. Frye
has been constantly busy ever since mend
ing trouser legs and jacket sleeves"
The long contest waged with the House
of Representatives by HALLET K1LBoURN
came to a conclusion yesterday with ver-
dict Of 500, 600 in favor of Kilburn against
John G. Thompson, as sergeant-at-arms,
far false imprisonment. Kilburn was a
witness before an investigating committee
in 1876. He refused to produce certain
books demanded by the committee, was
declared in contempt and was confined for
4j days by the sergeant at arms.