Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-17
PERSONAL.

ROBERT BUCHANAN is about to publish a
critical volume entitled " A Look Round
Literature"
ABBoT HILARY PRAENGLE has heen chosen
to the head OF Benedictine order Of monks in
this country.
GENERAL JAMES B. FRY has written for
the next number of "The Magazine OF Amer
lean History" paper on the misunderstand.
ing OF Grant and Hslleck.
Hon. CHARLES r. BUCKALEw is said to
have been appointed attorney general In
place OF Garland, but Col Lamont denies the
rumOr.
GOVERNOR CURTIN explains that the
delay in the report of the congressional CON-
mittee on the Southwestern strike is due to
me illness OF Mr. HoXie, the manager of the
GOud system.
Mr.. JAMES PAYN thinks that when the ice
has once been broken 1t is probable that we
shall have a life of Thackeray Perbaps
but the man who shall write IL In the face of
lhackersy's ex press prohibition will hardly
gain renown worth having.
MEYER KARL Won RoTHsCHILp wa, the
proudest member OF his house For a time
he was the only baron on Change, and after
Erlanger was made a baron he reiu ssd to be
seen there, not wishing to recogn ize the new
noble. 30 he got the king OF Wurtemburg
10 give one OF his clerks barony, and sent
him on Change To deal with ErlaDger
REV. DR.. Z. IL. PARKHURsT, in his lee.
ture before Cornell university students few
days ago. said 4 man does not succeed nm.
less ne succeeds in being a man. Mani ood
| Is the finest commodity that can be prod ucsd,
| ana When we meet around the casket and
DISCOURSE memoriaily upon the dead we rec.
| ogniZe that fact We are careful to avoid any
| remotest illusions to assets, and we exercise
| an ingenuity that is sometimes scarcsly sus
pscted by the mourners in making the most
| possible OF the sallow, spindling growtbs of
| manltness that have lived a ed life amid
| material engrossments."
| w. K s. RALsToS in mentinnipg the nv
| periodical fury which Mr.. Carlyle FUSED
| sometimes to pretend to feel" says that he
has often beard Carlyle "speak OF some per
son who had slightly annoyed him as of the
greatest scoundrel God ever cursed the world
with Mr.. Carlyle did not really mean what
he said on such occasions Alter utterinp
one OF these phillippics he would laug d
heartily, showing that he at least could s. 9
the point OF his own Joke. Yet see the bit
terness which has been produced by grave
and serious (may L say Froudish p setting
forth OF such unchristian-like sentiments
propounded by one OF the kindest men who
ever lived %
MRS. CLEVELAND at Boston is thus de-
scrioed by correspondent OF the Detroit
frse FreSs Mr.. Cleveland greeIs each
win smile and a nod, but Mrs Cleveland
Is the lode star. All are captivated at the
nrst glimpse. There was something re-
Piehneht In her whole bearing, Her face is
thinner, more deicately pointed, refined and
graz GUS than We had Imagined. Her sweet
| mouth beautiful teeth aud the luminous
sle le are really beyond description. So
on ~ isns 1n we're her eyes that many persons saw
| I'm tbs sanaa sasious lace Wecould hardly take
| taon ~ .ne square hecked dress, the diamond neek
lace, pendant crescent, the soir lace adains,
| meek ana sleeves and the pale IN. eae
aress with sprigs OF darker color ss, ddG
Wy foopingso Oh dark green and garnet ribbon.n