Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-22
PERSONAL.
REV. DIR. TALMAoE and family are sum.
mering at Asheville, NC.
KING LupwIG drank champagne or white


REV. DIR. TALMAoE and family are sum.
mering at Asheville, N. e..
KING LUDWIG drank champagne or white
wine poured over white violets.
JEREMIAH W. CovENEY has been ap-
pointed surveyor OF customs for the port of
Boston.
Asa PACKERS executors fle second ac-
count showing income of the estate since
1879 OF s., l53,005.27.
CoMMopoRE II. h. HARMONY has been
designated to act as secretary of the navy in
the absence of Secretary Whitney.
JUDGE ToURoEE says that last year less
than one hundred cities and towns cele-
ofated the Fourth OF July, aud the Declara-
hon OF Independence was read in but twenty
localities.
ELI b. WALLlCK, of the York DdiiH, who
contracted Illness while on the editorial OK.
cursion to Atlantic City two weeks ago, died
wednesday, evening lie was twenty-five
years OF age.
CHARLES :. GArCHEII, of this county,
has been drawn ~ a grand juror in the L. =.
district court Philadelphia, for August Ii
and Samuel l.. Levan, Adam Gelst and
Lewis Brown "a petit jurors.
| PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, accompanied by
Secretaries Bayard aud Whitney and Pri.
vate secretary Lamont LETT Washington
Wednesday afternoon on the $3.50 o'clock
trail To participate IN the bi-Centennial Cele-
bration at Albany, n. y.
a. J. GREENE, treasurer OF gloucester
city, n. j., is dead. He had been an active
democratic politician for many years, and
held the office of city treasurer for about ii +
teen years, being elected 10 that office several
times. lie was postmaster of Gloucester city
from 1866 to 1859.
L Miss MAUD BANKS, daughter of General
NJ. Banks, who is spending the summer
at ork Beach, Me, and who reCently signed
q contract to go "starring " next season,
has been studying for the stage for several
years, and, it is said, will enter upon a
theatrical career much against her fathers
wishes.
Miss AMELIA h. EDWARD, of England,
writer of half dozen clever novels, noted
as an Psychologist, has been hOnOred by
Smith college with the degree of LID.
Miss Edwards deserves recognition as one of
England's truly remarkable literary women.
Her Egyptian scholarship is unequaled by
any except few SHUdHtS.
JUDGE RoUN is an obscure priest, serving
tiock OF ignorant peasants in French viii
lage He has had no opportunities for cul-
ture beyond what his priests education gave
him. His lot has not allowed him to visit
Paris or to associate with men of letters
but he has Just published book of
thoughts which is setting Paris wild, it
Is so fresh, sincere, brilliant and profound.
GLADSTONE recommends for historical
study OF the Irish question GOldwin Smiths
article on Pitt in his English States ."
Lecky's Leaders or Public Opinion in Ire
| land, apd History of England in the
| Eighteenth Century" many portions OF
| Froude's" d" English in Ireland in the Eigh-
teenth Century y; Lord Clopcurry's personal
recollections of his lifetime, with extracts
from his correspondence, but above ALL
Burke, especially his writings in America As
applicable TO Ireland
CARL NoN PGLoTY, the celebrated Ger
man painter, is dead. He was born in
Munich, October |, 1876. and was the head of
the Munich school, His first great picture
was "f.stabllshment OF the Catholic League" 4"
painted in 1853. Others of his famous Work :
are |" Semi and the Remains OF WallensteIn,p -
" Wallenstein's Assassination, " Nero
Among the Ruins of Rome, " I" The Death
OF Cesar, The Triumphal March of Ger
manicus and Henry VIII, Sentencing
Anne Boleyn to Death" Since 1856 he was
professor at the Munich academy, and in
ls'i was elected president on the d cath of
kaulbaCh.