Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-03
PERSONAL.

ELLEN TERRY the actress, gets 1915 aweek
tifty-twO weeks in the year.
GROVER CLEvELAN has taken out a mar
rage license. He is a Polander who lives in
Shenandoah, Pa.
MIR. WN. L. REYNOLDS, Of Belleionte,
spent Sunday in Lancaster, the guest OF his
brother, 5. II. Reynolds, esq.
Mr.. ARTHUR has received from Mr..
Cleveland a bouquet of choice flowers from
the White House conservatory.
Cor. JOHN b. FOLSOM, OF Folsomdale n.
Y, says he is proud and happy that his gran
daughter is to be the lady of the White
House.
PRINCE BrsNARCKIhas granted'the Rhaydh
RatZeburg college a fund To send acommisslon
to England to inquire into English college
athletic sports
DIR. WILLIAM \. HAMMOND, of New York,
formerly surgeon general in the United States
army was married at noon Saturday, at Proyi-
dence, Il. l., to Miss Esther Dyer Chaplin.
DIR. FREDERICK A. AcHEY, and Theodore
Diller, of this city, were of the lis young
gentlemen who received their medical diplo.
mas from the University OF Pennsylvania on
Saturday.
JEROME THOMPSON, one of the oldest ar
| fists OF New York, died suddenly of pneu-
monia at his country home at Glen Gardner,
| y. j., Saturday last He was seventy-three
years old.
| MIR GLADSTONE dresses in a quaint and
| rather peculiar manner. He wears a blaCk
| trock-coa a vest opened low and displaying
! a broad shirt front, high standing collar,
| with black cravat carelessly knotted, and
| dark, baggy trousers.
| ANTHONY TRUAN, OF Poplar, y. j., a
| lively old gentleman, aged 50 years, was mar
| ried a few days ago to Miss Ida COnover, over
| whose fair head thirty summers had passed.
| 1t is almost unnecessary 10 add that the
bridegroom is wealthy.
=. FRANK CHEEvER, the cattle dealer, who
was recently convicted of forgery in West
Chester, has excited for himself some sym
pathy. 4 petition il in circulation to Judge
Futhey to impose light sentence, because OF
previous good character.
RANDOLPH CALDECoTT, the artist, who
died OF loss OF lungs last winter, was buried
in Florida, and his grave IL said To be a sand
heap, marked merely with shingle. No
doubt lit monument will be put up in his
memory some time; but meanwhile the
grave should be well kept
PROFESSOR PRITCHETT, of st Louis, says
that the days are getting longer at the rate OF
two seconds in a century owing to the tides,
which act as friction brakes upon the earth 5
axis, and thus decrease its velocity. Accord.
ing to this theory, in 6,O0O years eight hours
labor will be equal to ten hours now.
THE RIGHT Hon. JOHN THOMAS FREE.
MAN MILFORD, Earl OF Redesdale, has died
| in London, aged 81 years. He was a mem
ber OF the royal commission on the law o!
Divorce aud published pamphlet entitled
"The Law of Scripture Against Divorce" "
He opposed dsestabiishment of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church in Ireland. He took a
prominent part in the debates on the Ala
bama claims In the House of Lords.
SECRETARY MANNING and his wife and
sister had long drive Sunday. During the
afternoon and evening he received many
callers amoug them the president Secre
taries Lamar and Whitney, Senators German
rtH Ial Nr AZ
president, in conversation with Mr.. Manning
''expressed the hope that he would soon have
the pleasure of seeing Mr.. Manning occupy
ing his accustomed place at the cabinet table ,
Quick In action, sure In enect-Rcd stal
Cough Cure twenty-five cents a bottle.