Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-12
PERSONAL.

lKolLOIf. ldully
estate OF Sl3O,OO0.
john G. BUILT is talked of as prob.
able candidate for mayor of Philadelphia.
WM. E. DODGE died on Friday, Marshal
Jewell on Saturday Dcdge's son is mar.
ried to Jewell's daughter.
CHARLES MACKAY, LII. D., the English
lyrical poet, is just recovering from a long
and dangerous illness.
&;T. THOMAS SANDS, aged 81, retired
captain of the United States revenue SER
vice, died at Annapolis yesterday after
lOGn.
EMORY STEER, representative in Con-
gress from the Ninth district of Georgia,
will be nominated by the president for U.
5. attorney for tho Northern district of
that state.
ARAEI PASTA, in exile, langulshes in
luxuriant ease at Ccylon, while his wife, a
beautiful Egyptian, leads IA festive life in
Paris ard his children. ARE suffering from
want in Egypt.
GAMBETTA was descended from Chin
uey sweep and of him, at the age of9, one
Ofhis schoolmasters wrote Leon Gam
betta is a dirty little pig of Il violent char
acter, but intelligent and witty"
Mrs. YoUEC, of Cincinnati, has sued for
divorce from Mr.. Young, alleging that
he loves his dog more than his wife aud
has bought for his fayorite !. collar worth
$1,000.
REV. RUSSELL JENNINGS, aged eighty,
of Chester, Conn, recently took a bride OF
twenty-five, sisnalizing the event by CIV
ing $35, 600 in shares of $1,000 to seven
Baptism churches il the vicinity.
EDWIN BooTH appeared in Berlin las:
evening as Othello. After the performance
he was presented with laurel crown
amid storms of applause. The presenta-
tion was accompanied with a cOnplimcn
tary address.
Boston CORBETT, the man who killed
the assassin Booth, has become religious
enthusiast and says that he has been di
rected by God to inti;ct daily corporal
punishment upon himself as peuance
for having taken human life. He is
engaged in cattle business i'll Kansas.
WAYNE MAcVEAGu, as attorney general,
decided that Apollinaris water was
an artificial water, and therefore
dutiablc. Secretary FOlger says it is
a natural water and must come in free of
duty. Moreover, he has refunded 800 600
of duties paid under Mr.. McVeagh's de-
cision.
JAMES PAYN, the we'll known novelist,
will take the editorship of the COrnhW
Magazine upon the retirement of Mr.. Leslie
Stephen in June, while John Morley sue
ceeds Mr.. Grove in the editorial chair of
Macmillan's Edmund Yates has some
idea of publishing a volume made Of the
recollections of his literary life.
BISHOP LEE, who was one of tho revis
ers of tho New Testament, and who is
famous for his learning and piety, is rec
tor of St. Andrew S church in Wilmington,
Del. A poor woman of the parish, in
telling of charitable visit from the bishop
said: And then St. Andrew himself
came to see me-"
Miss CHARLOTTE ADAMS, the writer of
a bright article on Artists Models IN
the February Century, is young girl of
twenty three. She was born in the United
States, but went abroad at an early age,
and, having an accomplished mother,
enjoyed many sociable advantages. At the
age of twenty she had written book,
spoke five languages easily, and was a
contributor to the magazines.
LORNE is a man of commanding figure
and of exceptional beauty of cOuntenance.
Tall, broad shouldered with easy move
ment his head is thrown back with Ger.
tain dauntless grace that has in it the un-
conscious expression of a fine character.
His features are fine and strong, especially
his brow and chin ; not Ouly is his abund-
ant hair golden but his eyelashes are of
the same hue, long and curling outward
he has deep gray blue eyes.