Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-20

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JAMss RusssLL LowELr. whose health IL
now improved, will unveil bust Of the poet
Coloridge In Westminster Abbey, on May
MARQUIS or srArpoRp, on the occasion Of
his recent marriage, received no less than AZ
travelling clocks, 10 gold-mounted driving
whips and cases Of scarf pins.
MoNsrGNEUR A, ). GLoRIEux was on
saturday consecrated N the cathedral In
Baltlm9re - bishop partibus infidelium and
w. II. MCCLEARy, the Pittsburg post
master has resigned TO become mayors clerk.
He had year TO serve and John b. I.arkin,
Dem., Will likely succeed him.
ALEXANDER HARRISON, Of Philadelphia,
carries carrie 70 OH % one Of the four $500 prizes Of.
the exhibition opened last week.
Il. w. LIoHTNER, formerly one Of the edi-
tors and owners, and now Washington cor
respondent Of the Pittsburg Dispatch has
made steerage passage to England to write
up iS1 shss sketches Of ship life in the
DAN MACE, the turfinan and former owner
Of Lady Thorne Samuel J.Isevick, secretary
OF the Philadelphia Society for the Preveri-
ton ofCruelty 70 Animals, and Ii. Fl. McCor-
mick, ex-United states district attorney at
Pittsburg, are among the dead reported to-
day.
MAxO'RELL, whose writings have aroused
natural curiosity as TO the identity of their
| author, stands revealed TO the public i'm the
| person of M. Paul Blouet He II the French
| master at Westminster school, and editor
| of the Clarendon volumes on "French Ora
tory"
MRS HANNAH II. SANDS died I'm Port
i Chester, New York, few days ago. After
her funeral search was made for her will
and u was found. The searchers also found
L In tsask t.f 1lo
They found 100000 In United States bonds
and othersecurities, besides deeds of property
rolled up together In an old petticoat-
JAY GOULD says: "a man with large
business On his hands and on his brain can
not hope TO be successful unless he lives on
| the simplest food. The rule when there is Ia
be a physical strain Is to diet on the articles
which are the most readily assimilated. II IL
just the same when the work is mental. Com.
plex dishes may tickle the palate, but they
muddo the brain"
LORD BEAcoNsFIELp's day--the anniver
sary Of his death--was very generally oh
served In England yesterday. In London
the streets were full of "primrose pilgrims >
rom the suburbs, and the statue Of LORD
Beaconsheid was again covered with wreaths
pillows, broken columns, etc, all composed
OF his favorite flower. The number of peo
pie carrying primroscs, either i'm their hand,
or button-holes, has never been egualed a
any former anniversary of either Lord Bea
consheld's birth or death.
MRS. EMILY GROVES WILdsToN, of Eas
Hampton, Mass, who recently died, be
queathed $4,000 to Williston seminary
Sixty-two years ago Mrs. williston was EN-
ploying few families in tho town of vii
liamsburg in covering buttons. Tho in
dustry grew, and was taken I'm hand by tn,
lady's husband, who in time amassed q for
tune by it He became generous patron o
: Amherst college and the founder OF Willis
ton seminary. Mr.. wnilslon died I'm 1874
, and since then, as before, Mrs. Williston Ina
given away large sums TO further yariou
, good causes She Is even said to have live,
In frugal manner i'm order that she nigh
+ distribute her income for benevolent pun
| poses.