Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-26
PERSONAL.

MoNsroNor CApEL win reside in Rome
next year.
GEN. SHERIDAN has been reelected prcsi-
dent of Chicago racing club.
DIR. O. W. HOLMES makes the discovery
that Emerson always ate pie for breakfast.
EDWARD LANGTRY, still legal husband of
the Jersey Lily. has como out with Christ
mas story.
ApIRoNpACK MURRAY. the once popular
Boston preacher is cooking oysters in a
Montreal cafe owned 10y himself
BEECnER's parishioncrs who are dissatis-
fed with the parsons late political course,
propose to "boycott" him by Withholding
their pew-rcnt for the coming year
Rev. JoHN II. THOMPSON pastor of the
Grace NJ. f. church of Brooklyn, who mys-
teriouslv disappeared on December Sth. has
been returned home from Boston. seriously
in.
EMMA NEVADA, the talented young singer
is the daughter OF Dr. Whom. She assumed
the name "Nevada" from the state as Albani
assumed her name from the city of Albany.
y. y.
II. W. CoorEp, Nottingham, England.
hose manufactures. has arrived here in this
country. bringing with him his "plant" and
operatives. He proposes to manufacture hose
hereafter in Rhode Island.
MBs. JOsEru PULITZER, wife of the World
editor distributed Yesterday Sl.5OO worth of
ovcrcoats, shawls. toys and sugar plums
among the poor children of New York. in the
district which elected her husband TO Con-
grcss
REV. DIR. ". MALLALIEU, lately elected
Bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal church,
who has been assigned to duty in the South.
reached New Orleans last week, and will
make his home in that city.
PRINCE ALBERT will JOIN the Crcuadicrs
at the close of his studies at the university.
The Prince of Wales has requested that no
distinction bo made between Albcrt's duties
and those of other officers.
SECRETARY TELLER says that hc is not in
the Colorado Senatorial fight and intends to
withdraw from Office and politics, and that
this decision has been reached believing that
he could be elected Senator from Colorado if
he would only say the word,
Mn. ERNEST HARTLEY CoLERIpGE has
undertaken to prepare the biographical
memoir of his grandfather, Samuel Taylor
Coleridgc, and for this purpose is ROW
| arranging family papers and letters which
I nave not UltUcIlo tttn publlSnpl.
DIR. WM. DARLING, professor of anatomy
in the University Medical college of New
York, died ON Thursday, aged -. His death
was due to pneumonia, and in the delcrium
! preceding death his mind wandered to the
| dissecting room and hP died delivering an
| impressive lecture on the structure of the
! human body.
JOHN II, MCLEAN, OF the Cincinnati En.
/ 9uircr, is one of the few successful newspaper
men Of the young generation. His ruling
! passion * news, He says MY business j.
| TO buy white paper at the lowest market price
/ and manufacture il into an article that will
| sell for five cents per sheet If make what
! the people want they buy and my profit i,
| great. II don't make what they want get
| left. Well, | don't get left-that's all"
! GovERSOR CLEVELAND will remain in
! Albany all the intervening time between hi.
| resignation and the date of Inauguration
! During that period, however, he will not re.
side at The executive mansion. He La.
| rented for the months of January aud Fcbru,
airy residence ut No. 81 Willett street on
| January he will leave for Buffalo, where
| hc expects 10 remain about Il week. Colonel
Lamont goes to Washington on january
| 10, to attend to some preliminary matter,
about the Inauguration.