Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-18
PERSONAL.

JUDGE BLACK is still very i'll, and hi
case is complicated.
w. Il. BRADLAUGH, brother OF Brad
laugh the free thinker, is carrying On
series of evangelical meetings in England
WENDELL PHILLIPS writes that he il
with the telegraph strikers heart ant
SOUL"
BISHOP SIMPSON has been presented
with an ivory handled silver trowel, il
token of his skill in laying church corner
stones.
FATHER MAILMACKER, of Cincinnati
will very probably succeed DR.. Byrne il
the presidency of Mount St. Mary's col
lege. Emmettshurg, Maryland.
MONsIGNOR CAPEL has been through the
slums of New York on tour of investiga
tion, and will preach in Newport TO-
morrow.
ANDREW HALL, of Brooklyn, son of the
late Asa Hall, a we'll known hat manufac
turer in Now York. has married negroes
of low character, namsd Mary Wood. He
is weak minded.
REV. S J. WILSON, professor of history
in the Western theological seminary at
Allegheny City, and one of the most
learned clergymen in the Presbyterian
church, died yesterday morning of typhoid
fever.
WALTER JosEPHs, son OF Samuel
Josephs, died on Thursday at Colorado
Springs, Colorado, Of consumption. De.
ceased, though but twenty two years of
age, had been chief clerk OF ono of the
census bureau departments at Washing
ton.
ALFRED M.CRAIG, justice of tho supreme
court OF Illinois, has disappeared, and is
believed to be in Dakota. Pleasant Hen
derson, who owns farm of 500 acres has
filed bill for divorce from his wife, alleg-
ing criminal intimacy with aforesaid Judge.
REV. DIR JOHN o. FIsKE has just sew
cred his relation with his church in Bath,
Me-, after long and honorable service of
40 years. During that time he has
preached A., 40 sermons, ofiiciated at
1900 funerals, and solemnized 500 mar
riages
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE is an Episcopal
ian, Justice Field is q true-blue Presby-
terian, Justice Bradley is an elder in tho
Reformed church, Justice Gray is Chan
ming Unitarian, and Justice Blatchford is
a through-and-through Episcopalian so
the judges of tho supreme court are not
call intidels except one."
MOODY AND SANKEY are poor. OF tho i'm
mense profits of their hymn book, they
devoted about $50. 600 to clearing off the
debt of the Chicago avenue church $780,
600 to the Chicago Young Mems Christian
association, and large amounts to tho
Young Mems Christian associations of all
the large cities in the country.
REV. WILLIAM Cole, Baptist clergy
man, of Lowell, Mass, started from that
city fourteen months ago with his horse
and buggy aud has just returned from a
point some distance beyond Minneapolis
Minn., having covered tho whole distance
in his carriage. Both tho horse and car
riage returned in good condition after their
journey of about three thousand miles.
REV. j. II. RIDDICK, colored minister,
of Staunton, Va, in addressing coali.
ton meeting at that place proclaimed that
what he would do with cOlorcd man who
would vote for tho Democrats would be
"tO hang him on the highest troc in the
ecclesiastical forest, and to bury him SO
deep in immensity that the hand of resur-
rectiOn could never reach him."
REV. GEORGE w. RIDGLEY, who died
in Maryland yesterday, was devoted to
church work for the Protestant Episcopal
church, the field of his labOrs having been
in Philadelphia, Chester and elsewhere in
He was for more than
quarter of century editor of tho Episco-
pal Register. He was once law partner
Of Henry Clay. He was in his S6sh year
and q man of vast requirements.