Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-28
TO Investigate Hrewster.
PERSONAL,

TIADs TONE VIII De ~ to-mOrrOw.
FoLGER is liable 10 palpitation of the
heart.
p. I. BARSUM says he has only one dis.
ease-old age.
Cox and Springer will not decline their
chairmauships.
GES. GORDON, ex-senator from Georgia,
has made his million.
JOHS BOYLE O'REIfLY is considered the
haudsomest man in Boston.
Gov. HoADLY, OF Ohio, is strongly op-
posed 10 the use OF jewelry.
GEORGE w. CABLES stories are being
printed IN a Paris newspaper.
Mss CLARA MORRIS expended over
81, POO on Christmas presents.
ARCHBISHOP PERCHE, OF New Orleans,
died Thursday night. He was 7S years Of
age.
President ARTHUR was given recep-
ton in New York yesterday by Steve
French.
SALISBURY is the only member of the
United States Senate who WAS never
married.
MARY ANDERSON sends the surplus tiow-
ers she receives to charity schools aud
hospitals IN London.
REV. J. J. PoMEROY, of Railway, n. j.,
has been called to the Chambersburg 8
Presby teriau church.
NJ. GAMBETTA, the father of the late NJ.
| Leon Gambetta, has married his servant,
a woman 4j years of age.
LOGAN AND MAHoSE are in New ork,
and their refusal TO talk excites fears that
they have suffered paralysis of the
! tongue.
W. d. HowELL3 is now forty.six years
! of age. He Is little under the medium
! height aud compactly built with tenden'
| cy to comfortable stOutness az the years
roll by.
Mrs, MATTE EDDY, known as Kit
the Tramp" perhaps tho only female
tramp printer in the United States, aud a
remarkably fast cOmpostor, died in Cleve'
land, Ohio, Sunday last.
W. A. MORTON has been reappointed
deputy grand master of the Masonic order
Tor this district, and A. j Kaufman, esq,
deputy grand high priest for chapters
Nos. 43 of Lancaster, 224 Of Columbia, 1876
Of Y ork aud 223 of Oxford.
ULYSSES 8. GRANT, son of Rev. William
jesse Grant, formerly of Illinois, and q
cousin Of Gen. Grant, has been arrested
at Dallas, Texas, on a charge of burglary.
He was committed to jail, being unable
to give the required bail'bond of $500.
HENRY WILLARD has son at school
and the boys there recently got up a sub
sogiptiOn for the purpose of presenting then
teacher with a set of books. Young Willard
refused to join, saying that he would make
the teacher an individual present. And
he did so by handing him q richly bound
copy of the history OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad.
VANDERBILT, just before his late ball
was going out one afternoon when he wal
met upon the threshold of the entrance
hall by q boy loaded with packages
what is this ?" he asked the boy. Then
is fayors," was the answer. $50 righ
back where You come FROM" thunderec
the great railroad magnate, land tell u
who ever sent you here that MIR. Wander
bit does not want no favors from nobody
Rosa BoNHEUR " out of danger again
The disease she suffers from IL oonstitu-
tonal, aud must ultimately prove fatal
She lives at Bye, a village In the Cham
pagne, among mass OF all kinds u
animals, which serve her as models, Sh'
ia all work, aud greatly dislikes TO receive
visitors. But she is naturally amiabl'
when she does receive them. She II nov
Gl years old. Her hair, cut short like tha
of a man, is perfectly white. When alon.
and at work she wears loose trousers and
a workingman's blouse. She was never
married, and her fortune, which 10 pegln
ming to be quite large, will to the numer
GUS children OF her sister