Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-11
PERSONAL.

FEh3ONAL.
PRINCESS BEATRIcE's favorite color for
wearing apparel is pale heliotrope.
SENATOR GoRMAN's friends have pur-
chased the Baltimore Day, il is said, In his
interest.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR will on next
"Wednesday resume the practice of the law
at the old stand.
JAMES r. OsGooD is said to possess the
largest and finest collection of literary auto
graphs in America.
REPREsENTATIvE RANDALL Is improving
in health, and it is expected he will be able
to leave the house in few days.
SECRETARY ENDICoTT's father is eighty
two years old and in capital health, which he
maintains by walking five miles every day.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has offered to restore at
his own expense the old city cross Of Edin-
burg. 1t was erected in 1917 and destroyed
in 1855.
SECRETARY'MANNING has been rendered
q reception by number of the leading
bankers of Albany, N. Y, that he is forced to
decline.
JENNY LIND is coming out of her retire
ment for the first time in twenty-five years,
next summer to sing In aid Of the Children's
Infirmary in Norwich, England.
PROF. J. b. KIEFrER's most admirable
paper on ''Gladstone," read before the Clio
sophie this winter, is the leading article in
the Reformed Quarterly Reuiew Tor April.
Ex-MAYoR Rowe, of Reading, celebrated
the first day of his release from the official
duties Of Office by returning to his old occu-
patton, and placed pair of shoes on horse.
Hon. A. M. KELLEY, minister to Italy, is
eauss Of his denaneiation s % Of SR Victor Eman. an
uel at the time of the spoliation of the Papal
states.
CANON LIDDoN is preaching at St Paul's
London, this month, and it is rumored that
euI Ia l.at N..txr
having it in mind to appoint him TO the see
of Salisbury.
HON. GEoRaE H. PENpLEToN has accepted
a banquet rendered him by the Ohio club OF
Cincinnati. 1t is not to be of political ma
ture. Men Of both parties will participate.
1t will take place next Thursday night
DIR. FLINT is reported as having said that
many lives are lost by starvation, owing To
an overestimate of the nutritive value of beef
tea and meat joices. In typhus and typhoid
JUDGE JOHN K. PORTER, the distinguished
lawyer who prosecuted Guiteau, defended
Beecher in the Tilton caseand Horace Greeley
in the Dewitt q. Littlejohn libel suit was
stricken with apoplexy at the homo Of John
Craimer, his brother-in-law, in Waterford,
New York, Friday. He cannot survive.
WILLIAM Il. MCLEAN, of Indiana has
been appointed first deputy commissioner OF
pensions He is a Practicing attorney Of
Terre Haute. He is about fifty years OF age,
is native Of Indiana and is possessed of con-
siderable wealth, being worth, 1t Is said,
about $l5O,0O0. He Is regarded as a man of
excellont character and attainments.
MOZART began his career at the age of u;
Weber and Carafa at IA; Zingarelli and
Galuppi at 10; Generali, Pacini, and Petrella
at IL; Rossini at Is; Boieldieu, Handel, Mehul,
Cherubini, Salieri, and Donixetti at 20; Scar
latti, Paer, Meyerbeer, and Ponchielii At Il;
Paisello and Spontini at %; Bellini, Cimarosa,
and Wagner at %; Pergolesi at "a; Gretry,
Herold, Mercadante and Massenet at IS;
Piccini, Adam, Thomas, and Verdi at 26;
Flotow at q; Gluck and Halevy at 2s; Auber
at 80; Gounod at SO; Lullj at 80; David at Al;
Tritto at As; and Rameau at so.