Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-28
PERsONAL.

ARCHIBALD FoasEs is coming back tu
America.
SECRETARY FOLGER's name was orig.
ipally spelled Pfoulger.
/ BISHOP AsHBURY, one of the pioneers
Of MethOdism in America, is to have an
international memorial.
Mr.. BRADLAUaH has issued another ad-
dress to the people of England, in which
he says, In this Parliament will sit. y
Hon. FERNANDO C. BEAMAN, cx.mcm-
ber of Congress from Michigan, died at
Adrian yesterday aged 66 years.
ROBERT s.. FERGUS, . veil known jour
nalist, and formerly q captain in the
army, died yesterday in Jersey City.
CALEB c. DICKINSON, Of Hatfield, Mass.
left about sl00, 900 for founding a charity
hospital at Northampton.
Ex MAYOR EDWARD COOPER has been
unanimously elected chairman Of the
Democratic state executive committee OF
New York.
Ex-GOvERNOR BRowN, Of Tennessee,
still treasures the uniform he wore on
state occasions when he was President
Tsylor's minister to Russia.
Mrs. MAXWELL, better known 40 Miss
E. BraddOn, the novelist, lives in . fine
house near London, and is fond Of driv-
ing . team of spirited chestnut horses.
GENERAL SHERMAN was at the war de-
partment yesterday, acting ss secretary Of
war. Secretary Lincoln is now in Chicago
attending to some private business and
presumably looking after his fences.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, accompanied by
Senator Jones aud the latter's private SO
cretary, passed north through Pough.
keepsie last night bound on fishing ex-
cursiOn.
JOHN MAcKAy, tho millionaire, has be-
come interested in the prehistoric foot.
prints recently discovered at Carsan, Ne
vada, and he has advanced money for their
preservation.
GENERAL JOHN PAYNE, of Warsaw, Ky.
probably ID the oldest pensioner on the
United States pension rolls. He il eighty
seven years old and has been drawing q
pension for tho loss of an arm in tho ser
vice ever since 1S3O-fifty-two years.
SERGEANT MASON is said not to be on.
joying the best Of health. Mr.. Bigelow,
his counsel, who visited him the other
day in the Albany penitentiary, says that
Mason is looking bad aud feeling quite
discouraged. He is at work making
shoes.
GoUNoD has returned to Paris from
Birmingham. He lives in the Palace Male
sherbes. The room in which he works is
enormous. There is q largo open grade
and by its side Gounod improvises ON his
piano on one side Of the fireplace, or on
his organ on the Othor.
THE DUCHESS OF TALLERAND is IA
nous sportswoman. She dresses in plain
wooden stuffs, and with q small folt hat
and waterproof, takes her gun under
her arm and all by herself marches over
hill and dale, climbing fences aud jump
ing bitches in quest of game.
ENGINEER MELVILLE had long inter
view with Secretary Chandler at the
navy department yesterday aud gave 9
detailed account Of tho finding of the
bodies of Do Long and his party. AT
Mrs. Do Longs request the private papers
and journals Of her husband will DO turn.
ell over to her.
DIR. TOURJEE, tho founder of the Nov
England conservatory Of music in Boston,
is wiry little man, full Of business and
enthusiasm, and with faculty Of inspir
Ing tho latter quality in others. He wears
little black silk cap when ho is on duty
which gives him the appearance Of al
acrobat about to mount tho trapczo.