Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-24
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
EVANGELIST MOODY will spend another
year in England.
MISS EMMA THURsBY will return to
America next month.
PRESIDENT ARrHUR's mail averages six
hundred letters day.
DON PEDRO, the nice, white haired old
man, whose face and figure became so
familiar during the Centennial, is the sub
iect of some very naughty stories in the
Brazilian papers of recent date.
GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON says that
if he had staid in Congress he would have
become beggar. He is an insurance man
now and presumably makes moro than
$1,000 year.
MEssRs. TREsCOTT and Walker Blaine,
our special ENJOYS to the belligerent South
American republics, arrived in Panama
yesterday morning on their way to Wash
ington.
BARNUM is now credited with having be-
sought Archibald Forbes to use his infln-
ence with Oscar Wilde to have him accept
an offer to travel with Jumbo and the
other attractions of Phineas T.'s circus.
PRINCESS BEATRICE has come to that
sad ago when the court newsman, instead
Of recording that yesterday was her
-th birthday" says it was "the an
niversary Of her birth"
Princess DOLGoRoUKI has been in
Paris with her three children-George.
aged ten Olga, aged seven, and Gather
inc, aged three-the two latter carry dolls
dressed in mourning-and suit Of seven
or eight attendants. She is about to settle
in Switzerland for while.
PAUL II. HAYSE, has put on. his think.
ing cap to write two poems-one, while
the lilacs bloom, for the Emory college
commencement, and the other, as Jlne's S
first roses blow, to be read at the dedica-
ton of confederate monument at
Charleston.
GENERAL. ROBERT SMALL, colored. was
refused accommodations at the Revere
hotel in Boston some days ago because of
his complexion. Yesterday a suit for dam
ages under the civil rights act was entered
against Charles B. Ferren, the hotel
keeper.
MIR. LINTON is to receive one thousand
guineas from Queen Victoria for his paint
ing of the marriage Of Prince Leopold
There is regular series Of pictures of
every similar event in her reign. Most of
UuCIl uduH tuC COIlluOI III tuC pIlStIIC
apartment at Windsor.
Mr.. ARTHUR has been going to horse
race. This is a new departure, for General
Grant was induced by somo ono to decline
turf investig ations. AS for Mr.. Hayes, a
wag in the West thinks that Mr.. Hayes
would rather have been caught paying 4
wine bill than attending horse race.
MISS E. II. ODER, who manages the
Boston Ideal opera company SO success
fully, is a quiet, brown haired woman in
the prime. of life, who got her business
experience as corresponding secretary of
lecture bureau. She is very careful in the
selection Of her company, SO that all Of
them may be thoroughly respectable and
congenial.
Ex-Governor HoRATIo SEyMouE's
goodness crops out every little while. He
has been caught writing to an Omaha
friend, recommending that wild black
cherry trees be planted in Nebraska. II
been very i'll during tho past three
| months, writes the dear old man L"
am getting old, but wish to he useful as
long as live"
PROFESSOR SILLIMAN, Of Yale college,
wants Chief Justice Waite to fill a vacancy
in the board of trustees of that institution.
That Professor Silliman is not o fossil is
shown in this extract from a letter upon
the subject to Cincinnati alumnus :'Put
up the Yale boys in Cincinnati and Ohio
to do it up handsomely, SO Waite may go
in with a BOOM"
Count TELFEUER arrived by the Alaska
| on Sunday. The count has run horses in
France as we'll as in Italy, and enumerated
to a World reporter twelve important
events won by his stable during the past
season in Rome, Florence and Naples. He
is now bound for Rosenberg. Tex, OIL
business connected with the New York,
Texas s. Mexican railway, of which he is
president. He expects to return to New
York in June to meet his wife, who will
| arrive then with her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Mackay, the wife of the bonanza king.
The Malley Defense.
The state rested it's case in the Malley