Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-11
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EGQ0ONA0s
PATTI will return to the United States
in October.
AIMEE is not coming to America this
year. She may visit us during 1855.
BRIGHAM YoUNG's grave is kept green
by the jealousy of his numerous widows.
Miss LUCY ROTHsCHILD, who lately
married Leon Lambers, is reported to have
had q dowry of $125, 100000.
Col. S. C. SLAYMAKER and family have
gone to Cape May, whore they will spend
a week or two.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GRAY, of Delaware,
was married Tuesday evening to Miss
Margaret J. Black, Of New Castle. The
ceremony was private.
Ex GOVERNOR DAVIS, of Texas, has an
nounccd his intention Of running for Con-
gress in the Tenth Texas district irrespec-
tive of party in any way.
SENATOR HAwLEY, of Connecticut, will
sail for Europe on Saturday next, and his
colleague, Senator Platt, will depart for
the Adriondacks.
Ex-Governor TILDEN, of New York.
arrived homo from YOnkers yesterday in
good health. The rumor Of his serious
llneSS was prOuOuuceu inlounueu aHO CT
rone0us."
Mrs. GEORGE 3. ROBERTS, wife of the
president of the Pennsylvania railroad,
who is suffering from congestion of the
brain, is gradually improving in health.
The critical point of her illness is passed.
and she is now convalescing.
Miss NELLIE WHITEHOUsE, of New
York, will be married to the second son of
ex-CollectOr Murphy, of that city, in Octo-
Der. Miss Whitchouse comes of age this
month and succeeds to fortune Of $3.50,
600.
MIR. WIN. j. FLORENCE, visiting for the
summer at Kathleen Villa, Bath, the home
of his sister in-law, Mrs. Barney Williams,
was never in better health. He begins his
season at the Park theatre, New York,
the latter part of October.
Mr.. THOMAS LIE CLEAR, the artist,
having finished two full-length portraits
of General Grant, and profile head of the
ing portrait of President Arthur for the
White House.
WILLIAM ELLIS, q sculptor, who assist
ed Stevens to model tho Wellington mon
ument in London, and who had executed
busts of Mr.. Roebuck and other we'll
known men, died of starvation in Sheffield
few days ago. He was fisty-eight years
old.
NJ. STRAKOsCn is forming, it is rumored,
an Italian opera company for Paris next
winter. His leading soprano will be Miss
Emma Thursby, whose objections to ap
pearing on tho stage have, it is said, been
overcome. The cOntraltO will be Mile.
Belocca. Miss Thursby has never yet sang
save iE concert.
"OUIDA has venturcd into the field of
politics, abandoning for tho moment the
writing of novels. She has just written
to the London Times letter describing
the hatred felt by Italians toward Eng
land since the bombardment of Alexan
dria. She declares that tho Italian press
is kissing like a million flock of geese.'
Mrs. FREDERICK H. PARAMoRE, aet
Miss Nellie Hazeltine, whose marriage oc.
CURED in Philadelphia some time ago
wore Partisan toilet of soft white crepy
material. trimmed with waves of creamy
lace, and whito chip hat, covered will
canary plumes, at the recent marriage of
Miss Lucy Eleanor Barclay and Mr.
Edmond L. McClelland, in St. Louis.
NJ. PAsTEUR, the distinguished natural
list, is described as man Of low stature
and powerful frame-spare, angular and
weather-beat Of humble origin, the
son of hard-working parents, he bears the
indications of his race and hereditary bias
in every Iineament of his countenance and
every movement OF his well-knit, muscular
physique. He is a man of few words, ab
rupt but clear in his sentences, logical
aud to tho point.
Mrs. MCCAULEY, the vito of the com.
mandant at the marine barracks. al
Washington, is one of the bellies at Sara
toga. She has a slender, lissome figure,
an exquisite complexion, large blue eyes,
and brown hair. Her features are of the
type seen in tho old English" books Of
beauty" and, she is of English parentage.
She is brilliantly connected in the Old
World, her cousins being among the
fairest leaders in London society.
SIR GARNET WOLsELEY, who has just
gone out to take command in Egypt, is
very quick and brisk in his way, with a
trim military appearance and great readi
ness of adaptation to change of circum.
stances. He possesses Napoleon's faculty
of taking at a glance the measure of a
man, ard knowing how best to use his
ability. He has succeeded in every position
in which he has been placed. Like Sir
Frederick Roberts. England's other great
general, he is an Irishman from near Dub
lin.
Notable Neurology.
Hon. Edward Pilsbury, a native of East
port, Maine, an ex mayor of New Orleans,
died voStor6av at Nnw 0r1oo NO of ,,aro1 r,c &c