Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-11
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, on his arrival at
the White Sulphur Springs on Friday last,
was wined, dined and danced as the man
who nominated the next president.
I llArchbishop GIBBONS will be received
with a procession on his return to Balti-
more from his European trip. Arrange
ments for the reception are now being
made.
DUDLEY FIELD, only son Of David
Dudley Field, died at Stockbridye, Mass,
very suddenly at six o'clock yesterday
morning FROM. it is supposed, heart dis
ease. He was 46 years Of age.
WILLIAM HENRY GILES KINGSTON, a
London writer of books for boys, is dead.
He wrote the book entitled "Wcstern
Wandcrings," containing incidents of his
journey through Canada and the United
States.
w. A. LLOYD, the noted English pisci-
culturist, died recently, while working at
his study table, from al eifusion of blood
on the brain. Mr.. Lloyd was Velch-
man, and besides his thorough practical
| knowledge Of the aquarium, was 4 man
of considerable culture and 4 frequent
writer on his favoritc topic.
Baron HARDIN HICKEY, the expelled ed
itOr Of tho anti Republican paper lie 7f1-
boulet of Paris, who writes under the name
| of Saint Patricc. is native of the United
Il tnl
Ireland in the beginning of the present
century. The reactionary papers warmly
protest against his expulsion, on Tic ground
that he has long resided in France and
made very generous use of his large for
tune.
Mr. ENGLISH writes to Il friend i'll Pitts
burg: "Ncver mind the claims and
boasts Of the Republicans about Indiana.
It is all .bosh.' The Democrats are
thoroughly united here, and, gaining by
conversions are only in danger by reason oi
importation of negro voters, fraud and the
use of great sums Of money, which the
Republicans are raising with a view tc
overwhelming the state, but, with God.
help, We intend to hold the fort.''
JENNY LIMBS home is Il spacious and dc
| liglltful mansion in 4 retired nook of Soutl
Kensington, cmbOwcrcd iii trees and flow
ers. The elegant drawing room is decora
ted with old china and artistic draperics
has Il grand piano in it, and Il life-siz'
portrait of its mistress aS she appeared Il
tho height Of her career. The great SINCE
is described as having still the same sof
blue eye, and as showing but . few threads
Of silver in the abundant brown hair, ye
worn turned under Us sho used to wear it.
On the occasion when the mansion Wa
seen, she wore black silk with coral but.
tons. shawl Of old cluny lace. and q littlt
cap of Venetian guipurc. For Il year after
her marriage Madame Gollschmidt lived il
tho town of Northampton in Massachusetts,
; and many of tho residents there Still re
; member the delight the gracious singc
gave them in the prodigal generosity of lc
J great gift Of song.
A New England lady, who is Il distan
relative of Sec. EvAET*' family, it is said
l WCilb " SIC Hill IiaG Z" pAoS'iO
CLERICAL appointment for the widow of ;
deserving citizen whose lcatl! had made
!, his family destitute. 81 can do nothin!
for you, l don't believe in having WON
Gil around me any how; it's no place fo
them here" But, Mr.. Secretary" sait
the lady, ''this is = peculiar case, ant
+ there are many women here in the public
ofiiccs.'' al know there is lot of beg
carly women always looking for office,
said iratc Mr.. Evarts, land they ought t.
60 at some other work" {" But you hav'
daughters ofour own said the lady, ''ant
it is possible they may have to ask such ;
7 favor some timc-tllc daughters of 4 chic
> justice did so.' ''My daughters ar
ladics,' was the naughty response, "an'
will never stoop to ask any favor from
) public official