Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-29
PERSONAL.
LORD CoLErD5E's sa'ary as chief justice
is $40, 600 year.

LORD CoLRIDjE's sa'ary as chief Justice
is $40, 600 year.
Mr., THDES IS - be proposed as a mem.
Der Of the American yacht club.
SECRETARY Teller has told the civil
service commission that be regarded the
whole civil service reform business fraud
VERY REV. p. 4, STANTON, d. D., ..
s. r, of s.. Augustine's church, Phila-
delphia, sails for Europe this morning on
the steamer Lord Cough, of the American
line.
PARIS HALDEMAN, esq, president Of the
Chckies iron company, sailed for home
on Saturday last on the steamer Baltic,
from Liverpool. He will arrive on Tues
day or Wednesday.
GOVERNOR MURRAY, Of Utah, is in the
East. Noting his departure from Salt
| Lake City the Tribune said " He should
be rsappointed and added powers should
be given him" The Tribune continues
it's bitter fight against polygamy.
Miss LESLIE AVER, daughter Of the late
James Aver, of patent medicine celebrity,
il the latest American target for the aim
Of impccuniOus foreign counts. The young
woman, with her dot Of 81, 600 900, re-
ceives much attention in the aristocratiC
circles Of Paris.
| JUDGE HoADLY, the Democratic candi.
| date for governor of Ohio, left Philadelphia
| Friday evening. The Judge bears some
evidence of his long illness. lie was ao
companied by his wife, rosy, pleasant
faced lady. He goes to Cleveland, where
he will deliver a speech on Monday even
ing.
MARY ANDERSON, speaking the other
day of Mr. Oscar Wilde and his new play,
Vera, said :" have read it, and think
| it contains some strong situations. He
wrote play for me called The Duchess u
| Pldua, and sent 1t over to America, but
found it unsuitable, as II dealt almost
entirely with crime, 50 | WAS compelled to
return it,"
| Mr. GLADSTONE was fifty nine when he
first held the position of prime minister
| Lord Beaconsfield was sixty three, Lord
Palmerston seventy, Lord Derby fifty two
Sir Robert Peel fifty three, tho Duke Oi
Wellington fifty six, and Earl Russell
fifty three. In striking contrast with
these veterans appears the youthful Pitt
who became prime minister before he had
completed his twenty fifth year.
| CoMTEssE DE CHAMBORD, has de.
cided to take the veil, an announcement
that will surprise no one familiar with the
semi ecclesiastic life she led before the
death of her husband. She has always
been noted Tor abstemlOusness and auster
ity of manner. In appearance she is tai
and thin, and dresses habitually in til,
plainest of black silk costumes with nc
decorative treatment Of the material. Sh(
will, il is said, spend the remainder OF hol
DAYS in the cloisters of the convent a
Gratz. and her large estates will go to the
church.
MARIE WILKINS, who died in New Yorl
on Thursday night, will be remembered
all over her country by her really grea
performance of Mere Frochard in Nth,
Two Orphans" She had made her repu
tation, however, long before this, havin)
a high position on the English stage as
leading actress in tho legitimate drami
before she came to America, in mddl
life, and took up that line of " first ol'
women " in which she was so UNIVERSAL.
admired. She was the widow of Sergean
Wilkins, an English barrister of som
note, and> was afterwards married to Mr.
Davis. Her first American appearance
was at WalIack's theatre, in 1868, a
IPId0D Green in The Love Chase" an,
her last as Mother Shipt0H, in 9Th
Romany Rye" She must have been clos
TO sixty at her death.