Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-10
PERSONAL,


ANDREAs AcHENBAcH is7L He and his
brother are still working at Dusseldorf
MooDY, the evangelist, held an audience of
5000 at Wakefield, Mass, on Sunday.
JOHN f. OWENS, the comedian, is reported
10 be fatally ill at his residence near Balti-
more.
M. SoNaEoN has been elected senator IN
succeed the late Victor Hugo i'm the French
Senate.
De LEssEPs Is meeting with great diff.
Guilty In raising money for the Panama
canal.
HowELLs, James and Cable, each, are said
TO get as much as 5000 for a magazine serial.
There's good deal in a name, after all
DIR. J. SAVAGE DELEvAN, of Albany, N.
y, member OF the En- pire state board of
health, was drowned I'm Lower Saranac lake
on Friday.
PROFESSOR w. Z. KERR, state geologist of
North Carolina for eighteen years. and more
recently connected with the United States
geological survey, has died at Asheyillc
n. G. '
HORACE PORTER, who was on Gen. Grants
staH during most OF the war, and was one OF
his private secretaries when he became
president will write him up for the Septem-
Der number of Harper's Monthly.
DAVID SMALL, editor of the York Gdsette,
died at that place Saturday morning. Two
noufs before he expired a telegram apnounc-
Kill Haven, was received. The former was
postmaster of York under Pierce and
Buchanan, and he was also chief burgess.
| BURDErrE says that man passing the
farm on which Rev. Joseph Cook is working
this summer heard a deep soporous voice
cry out, like the call Of a prophet "Aban1on
| the direct progression to the straight thitber.
| ward, and deviate by inciinatory and aber.
| rant dextro gyration into dextral incidence -
IL was Ultimate America saying "gee' TO bis
oxen.
MRS. HELEN HUNT JAcKsoN's ("H. Lu)
| middle name was not Hunt, but Fiske She
| was from Andover, Mass, and she married 3
Mr.. Hunt, who distinguished himself as 4
soldier in the civil war, and who died JUS
| peiore us close. she remained a widow foi
| sore seventeen or eighteen years, and theI
| she married Mr.. William II. Jackson, ,
| banker of Colorado
MORO l. HILLIPs, the we'll known Philadel
phia merchant having.died at Spring Lake
on Sunday, 1t is discovered that his name o
fhllllps was an arbitrary anglicization. Tn,
patronymic that he derived from his fatbe
was the one that he subsequently used as
iirst name He was really Philip Cbarlotsk,
Moro. Tho Moros were noble Polisl
family, Of patriotic feeling
DAVID NEAL, the portrait painter from
MUNICH now on a visit to this country, get
$4,000 to paint two portrats-one, Of Mrs
whitney, wife of the secretary of the navy
and the other of Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, edito
OF the New FORK World, Marie Gordon, OH
I. Raymond's first wife-the one who got
divorce from him-sat TO Mr.. Neal for tn
head OF Mary Stuart in his picture of tin
Scottish queen and Rizzio
| GEN. RoBEBT TooMBs in an interview
says: "General Grant was the creates
soldier produced by the war. Gen. Lee was
very good engineer, man of fine family, bu
no man 10 head an army General Gran
was simple-fninded and honest and had n,
more animosity toward the South thar
toward the North. Being West Poin
graduate it was profession with him JET
DAVIS was the wrong man tor tine Confed
crate presidency. 1t should have beei
Albert Sidney Johnston or General Josepl
u. Johnston. The South was throttled b,
| Davis West Point ideas"