Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-22
PERSONAL.

REV. DR.. WILLIAM CLARK, of Amherst,
Mass, Is one of the four survivors of Dart
mouths class Of ls22, containing forty-fye
men. Tho others arc \. l.. Kelly, of Winter
port, Me, and NJ. Lowell, OF Cotuit, Mass,
lawyers, and the Rev. Dr. John Sessions, OF
Oakland. Cal.
VERNON LEE is said to have introduced in
her lately published novel, Miss Brown q"
many real persons. namlin, the hero, pre-
sents portrait OF Dante Gabriel Rosctt
while "Deanist0un' represents Mr.. Swim
burne. Oscar Wilde and other Loudonors
are easily recognizable.
PRINCEss BEATRICE gets the priz,. husband
for looks. Prince Henry is undeuiablv
handsome. The marriage i To take place
early IN May. II is not to h0 an elaborate
ceremony Of show aud state, but will be
celebrated aS quietly as possible in the private
chapel at Windsor Castle.
LoRp GARNoyLE is tail. pink, hepkod
ana ctluminasv looking man of about six and
twenty. Hi chin rcredes from under a
rather large mouth. which is friuged with a
Pl3h hlhe brow muStacbe, guiltless of
either wax OF curl lie is built ON the most
approved dude model. IIc is now soiourn.
ing in New York.
MOTHER NJ. THERESA, one Of the sisters
of mercy Of the convent of ~. Mary's PARISH
Ni!kCshuTc, died "Wednesday morning after
q lingering illness. Her secular name was
AMMO Walker She was daughter of Mai
K. }. Walker, L. :. A., and Eliza Blaine, sis
ter OF. James q. Blaine, aud was born in
Brownsville, Pa, in lSlS
DIR. fioLNiEs's " Emerson" has been re-
cciNCd with enthusiasm in England The
London Icicyruph says that it is certain
that Mr.. John Morley and the able con.
ulbutors whom he has enlisted 10 write tho
lives OF English Men of Letters will have
In hcNur themselves ii many such books
should appear upon the other side Of the
Atlantic
LOUISE MICHEL has, like Prince Krapotkiu
been beguilinE the monotony OF captivity
with literary pursuits. \ little volume OF
hers has Just been given to the world
II - OF a. most inoilcnsive character, the
prison regulations not atfurdng her, il NAV
he, facilities for airing her anarchial crOchctS
Louise has devoted her leisure to a study of
the songs and stories Of an Indian tribe, and
the title Of her book X " Legendes ct Chants
de Geste dcs CanNqucs.n The book is writ
ten in pure and simple style, aud is a crcdi-
table literary performance.
Hon, HANNIBAL HAMLIN relates that hc
enjoyed and prohted by his brief newspaper
experience. "When HOratio King and / ="
he says, bought the JegerS0RiaR at Paris,
Me-, wo were under twenty-One years of age
| remained in partnership with him six
months, and worked for him six months
more / SGT type and helped him work of
the paper on the old hand press. We had 10
spread the ink on with balls made of buck
skin, lt was very laboriouS | sold out my
share of the JeGorSOaidH for 500. | made a
very good speculation, and tho money, /
know, helped me materially in my law
studiesn
EDwIN ARNOLD has the following aiIec-
Tomato Introduction to his forthcoming book
Nouas nie, dear what perfect thing
tnd In all my wandering
These ancient Sanskrit scrolls amid
Where Indias deepest heart is lid.
Nothing, answer, lnf 80 wise
As one glance from your gentlecy
Nothing 20 tender or 80 true
A. ons word interchanged with you