Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-05-19
PERSONAL.


COLONEL II. G. INGERsOLL has agreed
to deliver the Grafton in the New York
Academy of Music on Decoration day.
"FIGHTING DICK " COULTER. of
Waynesburg, is now talked Of us Demo-
cratic candidate for governor.
Mrs. HELEN NJ. SLoCUM, the well
known public speaker, and leader OF the
woman suffrage party, is dead at New
York.
JOSEPH CRowLAND, aged Is years, pres
ident of the Joseph Teas bolt and nut
works, at Wilmington, Del, died yester-
day from the effects of 4 recent paralytic
stroke.
LORD HoUGHToN when asked why he
did not visit the United States. replied !:
81 am afraid to 60, because l might never
want to come home again"
GENERAL GRANTS sOn-inl law, Algernon
Sartoris, is to swim friendly race on the
Thames in June with another man-stakes,
ST, 200. lie is now in practice at a New
York swimming school.
REV. DIR. JOHN HENRY HOPKINS, the
Independent says, though better known in
other fields of activity than as 4 poet, is
probably the most eminent living worker
in . certain variety of devotional verse and
music combined.
CETEwAYO ought to join the Mormons.
The last news from him is that he wanted
more wives. On being refused, he ex-
pressed desire that he might have the
five now with him changed, as he was get
ting tired of them.
BLAINE's portrait, just finished for the
Venezuelan government, was painted by
Mr.. Ulke for Mr.. CamachO, tho Venezue-
Ian chrage, who figures in Shipherd's evil
dence as friend of Shipherd and as tho
writer of the letter in which Shipherd at
tempted to induce Mr.. Arizola, of Lima,
to rope President Calderon into the sup
port Of tho Peruvian company scheme.
PHILIP G. GARRETT, chairman of the
citizens Committee of One Hundred, has
been named by many Independent Re-
publicans as a tirst-ciass man to nominate
for governor. Mr.. Garrett, however, has
caused it to be understood that he will not
permit his name to 60 before tho cOnven-
tiOn in connection with that or any other
n OminatiOn.
JAMES Il. KEENE, the stock broker,
Price Whitley, Henry +. Logan, Henry
C. Oakley and NJ. C. Eyre are charged
with conspiracy TO defraud by William c.
BOdcau, who alleges that they falsely
represented two silver mines in Arizona,
known rs the Bradshaw and Washington
mines, to be of great value that by
means Of fraudulent metallurgical and en-
gincering reports, and by false reports of
tho wealth of these mines, they induced
him to invest 1,S0O in Bradshaw stock,
for which he now sues with interest from
May 1, 1881.
Miss EMMA JANE BONNER, only daugh-
ter of Mr.. Robert Bonner, of the New
York Ledger, was married last evening to
Mr.. Francis Forbes, at the Presbyterian
church, Fifth avenue and Fifty-fifth street.
The bridesmaids wore dresses Of surah,
trimmed with Valencienncs lace, caught
on the left side with bouquets of white
lilacs and lilies of tho valley. They car
ried bouquets of Jacqueminot and Mare
chal Mel roses. The brides dress was of
rich cream-white satin, very long train,
round cut, trimmed at the edge with
pipings of satin; the front trimmed with
alternate founces of point lace and satin ;
square corsage, trimmed with point lace &;
corsage bouquet of orange blossoms Oh
left shoulder. The sides of tho dress were
looped with sprays of orange blossoms,
elbow sleeves with full flow of lace on the
top of sleeves, pearl with pearl fringe.
She wore point lace veil. caught back
with sprays of orange blossoms diamond
ornaments. Her hand bouquet was of Ill
lies of the valley and nephetOS roses