Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-24
PERSONAL.

MAU DE BRANsCOMBE has married Victor
LOnnon in London, and retired to private
life.
+. II. kINGsBURY, assistant general freight
agent OF the Panhandle lines, will resign
July and accept the position of through
freight agent of the Pennsyl lvania ROAD, with
headquarters at New York.
CONGRESSMAN JOHN ID. Lone, of Massa-
chusetts, married his second wife quietly at
North Atteboro, that state, on Saturday
Miss Pierce and he met at tair, and it was q
case OF love at first sight on the governors
part
Miss Ida MILLER, the youngest daugh-
ter OF the senior justice of the United States
supreme court, was quietly married tC day at
her fathers residence, in Washington, to Mr..
Touzalin, of Boston, who is largely connected
with railroad interests.
Mrs. GEORGE II. PENDLEToN'S funeral
will take place on Tuesday, from Zion
church, New York The interment will be
at Woodlawn. Miss Jennie Pendleton is
very much better, and her physicians think
she Will be able to attend her mothers fun
eral.
JOHN DUBOIS many times during his
sickness SAID that the main regret of his life
was that he had never married. "Now,"
said he, 81 am alone; no wife to wipe the
perspiration from my brow no children to
comfort me in my lonely hours" When
ever he talked with any of his relatives he
| always advised them to marry.
W lila VI Iildhts uhlS DtlulTleS
concerning the condition OF the historian,
Leopold Won Ranke, who is seriously i'll.
The emperor has also, as a special mark Of
favor, relieved from duty Prot. Won Ranke's
son, who is captain in the guards so that
he may be with his father. Prof Won Ranke
had almost completed "Weltgesch chte" be-
fore he WAS taken i'll.
| GEN. DURBIN WARD, the veteran Ohio
Democrat, died in Lebanon, Ohio, On Satur-
| day. Three times he was candidate for
| Congress in hOpelessly Republican districts,
aud he was a candidate for United States
| senatOr-trst against PendletOn, in ISIS and
| IN 1854 against Payne lie had been "A state
| senator, member of the legislature, prose-
| cutting attorney and United States district
| attorney, being removed from the latter place
| by President Grant
| EMANUEL METZGAR's estate has been
| adJudlcated by the orphans court of Phila-
| ueiphia, The balance OF the personal estate
| amounting To sis, 362 80, was awarded to the
| decedents widow and children, in accord
ance with the terms of his will. A claim OF
| S54i99, presented by Mrs. Mary Krider, a
sister OF the deceased, tor serv ices rendered
was rejected on the ground that she had
lived with the deceased as a member of his
family, not as a servant
GENERAL GRANTS tomb at Riverside Park
is TO be eiaborately decorated on Decoration
Day. Mayor DeNeber, of St John, n. B 4,
Will come to bring shaft OF laurel eight ieet
high. Florida has already shipped her ole
ander and pomegranate trees, and from Rer-
| nuua GATE palms are on the way. From
| Michlgan will come design ei ght feet square
| OF laurel, oak and other leaves from all of
HIahts oattlenelds, especially OF Vicksburg,
HPpohsltox and Missionary Ridge.
y, pihLf az MoLoNEY, Dempsey and De Lacey,
y, the poodle" aldernanic gang i'm New
York, live in Montreal, i'm constsS, rasr ~,
, ne,ng CAT carflea across the border. They dare
not walk out alone at night tor fear of being
%hieSss sehIea from rom behind, bound, gagged and
wniiieu away towards Sing Sing. They ara
afraid TO take carriage ride lest the 3oarS
should be clapped shut the horses wbinnad
up aud the ride continued to the noriaIl 81
Judge barretps court rooms in New York.
pr. Do LEWIS remains are to be cre-