Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-09
PERSONAL.


MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON has thus
far given IS American concerts, with gross
receipts aggregating 1884, 753.
RANAvALoMANJAKA, queen of NADIA
gascar, is said to spend half an hour or an
hour regularly every morning in prayer
and reading the Bible.
PRINCE BISMARCK announces that he
shall devote the remainder of his life to
consolidating tho finances Of his coun-
try.
STATE SENATOR LEE denies the report
that he will resign before the end of his
term. John Stewart quits politics when
his term is out.
PRIVATE SECRETARY EVERETT has been
the subject of great deal of gossip ever
since he has attained an official position.
1t is now on almost .everybOdy's tongue
that he will soon resign.
SENATOR EDMUNDs, according to the
New York Times, is the only man in
the United States who is cOnspicuously fit
for the presidency and does not desire
it,
KATE FIELD, after losing reputation
and $40, 900 in the New York cooperative
dress association, will 90 West and grow
| up with the country around Denver. She
is fond of the banjo.
MIR JAMES MITCHELL, son of Rev. DR..
J. Y. Mitchell, of this city, will be ono of
| the graduates Of the medical department
of the University of Pennsylvania. the
commencement of which comes off in
Philadelphia next Friday.
JESSE A. RAMSEY is doubtless the
youngest grandfather in Ohio. He is
ofo hos
Master Lester Nelson, who is now Is
months old. Mr.. Ramsey's parents and
grandparents are also living, and bid fair
to do so for many years.
LoTTA has s4OO, 900 has lost her voice
and is said to be in love with Cecil Berry,,
q youngEnglish player who has estates
and entails and one thing or other that is
valuable. Mrs. Crabtree is willing, and
the parsOn may step i'll any minute and
tie the lovers together.
EQUEsTRIENNE ANNIE CARROLL, proba-
bly, the last woman trained for the circus
ring in the old fashion of beginning in
tender childhood the work of a life, was
married in New York on Tuesday to
Eddie Snow, an acrobat. The combined
earnings of the couple are $275 week.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR and party arrived
| a. Sanford, Florida, on Saturday after
noon, after river journey OF II hours
from Jacksonville. The party will go to
Kissimee City to day, and thence up the
Kissimee to Gardner's Island, where they
| will camp "beyond easy teIegraphic COM
municatiOn."
GOVERNOR BUTLER at q recent hearing
before referees was referred to as the
governor several times, when he snap
pishiy remarked to the opposing counsel :
Better drop the governor-it is true l
hold the Office, but you had nothing to do
with making me so." "No," replied his
legal brother, " that sin is not upon my
soul"
BEN BUTLER is good deal more than a
millionaire; he is nearly seventy seven
years old !; he has a residence in Wash
ipgton, one in Lowell or Gloucester, and
one in Boston he has one of the finest
private libraries in the world he has one
of the best yachts in the country and he
has horses and dogs galore. He loves
books, is ripe scholar and has perfect
health.
REV. WALDO MEssARos, the lively
young Greek preacher, is attracting more
attention than any other pulpiteer in
Philadelphia. He was engaged some time
ago as temporary supply of the North
western Presbyterian church, and gave SO
much pleasure to the lovers of eloquent
preaching that there is disposition to
call him as permanent pastor. This
excites the opposition of certain of the
regular Presbyterian clergymen who say
that Mr.. Messaros is too quick tempered,
too little given to book learning, and in
other respects unsuitable for pastor of a
church of their denomination. But the
church sticks to him and will have none
other.