The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01


Dr. .. .. Kosher, OF Albany, has arrived ct ~
Judge f. O. Hail. OF Cincinnati. u stoppia9 At the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge Mosely. OF Buffalo. Is sojournlng at the
Filth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Congressman John 3. Alley. OF Massachusetts.
Is at the Aston House.
General T. c. sturms. OF the United states Army.
is at the Metropolitan Hotel
Speaker James @. Blaine, OF Maine, d on q ylsiv
to his relations in Elizabeth, Pa
Police Commissioner M. s. Smith. OF Detroit
Mich Is stopping at the AstOr House
General George X. Smith, Of Sedalia. Mo-. has len
on a visit to his daughter, In New York.
General Daniel Tyler. Of the United states Array.
Is In quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ex-Governor Randolph. OF New Jersey, u among
the recent arrivals ut the New York Hotel
Captain Samuel Brooks, OF the steamship Oity oil
Brussels, is In haven at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Lorenzo DeImOnco has been ILL., but Ia GONZALES.
cent, and out for his usual alrings In the Park
Mrs. Theresa Black, Byrons "Maid OF Athens"
Is aged aud in extreme want at the Golonght
Greece.
Secretary Robson has left Washington for New
York, on account Of the illness OF Mrs Robesoai N
this city.
Aeseley stock Ii again looking up at Ssccarappass
Me-. consequent upon the Philosophers admlrabas
speeches out West.
The Brooklyn SUNDAY -. 10 the mourn,ax
border title OF q smart looking weekly just started
across the East River.
Commander r. B. Lowry, OF the United states
Navy, 10 at the Everett House. The Commander
has rather bad weather namc.
The Corner St0ae-a Masonic organ-suggcats
Smith Ely. Jr whom Il calls "the terror or corrap
ton and advocate for REFORM" for Mayor.
married man, with large family recently ran
on with neighbours daughter In Iowa. West
erR paper says q father and shotgun arc Ia pur-
suit.
John B. Cough marries hs brother at his "Htit-
side Homestead" or rather he opens 1t for the put
pose OF wedding In which his brother IL the party
OF tho nrst part.
President Porter or Yale, delivers the address at
the Centennial anniversary OF the foundation or tho
Congregational church building at Pennington,
Conn.,, october II.
50 many c9lorea voters haye lately gone nom
Covington, KY, to Cincinnati, to work" that Ia
to vote-that there is scarcely q skilled tonsoriai
artist left In the village.
There are a hundred thousand women In Parts, It
Is guessed at, who are named "Marie" There are.
no doubt, as many In New York who are ready Ia
cOnjugate the verb Ito marry"
According to the Philadelphia Age wealthy
centenarian in Delaware Is closely watched 70
prevent Ills getting married. The Old fellows here
abouts do not get quite so old before they sub
jected to similar interference.
Is 1t not about time that those Washington poll
ticians. who think they have q perpetual lease oil
the Hobbies OF the national Capitol, were turned
out and honest men put IN their places. IL such
thing as an honest lobbyist can be found any.
wheres
strange death occurred near st. Omer, H., last
week. young man named Roberts commences
bleeding at the nose, then at the lungs and nnallY
the blood Oozed out Of the pores OF the skin. LII
this condition he fingered three four days. when
he died.
Some OF the prominent politicians OF the present
day-witness John H. George, OF New Hampshire,
and Chauncey M. Depew, OF this State-are coun-
sci for powerful railroad corporations, the former
OF the Boston, Lowell and Concord and the latter
of the New York Central.
Mr.. Alfred Wilkinson writes to US to say that he
is not member OF any secret political or religious
organization, the statements made by morning
contemporary to the contrary Notwithstanding.
When will the partisan press cease scurrlity aud
learn to stick to tho truth
The Albany Argus Ia right In saying that Judge
Requer struck the right chord when he declared In
q recent speech that "a man who sold his vote wan
greater traitor to his country than he VINO as
sailed his government with gun In his hand"
The cunning season commenced In Maine about
the ist of september this year.
Sergeant Gilbert H. Bates, who travelled through
the South with the American nag unfurled at
perilous period Immediately succeeding the late
war, lett SaybroOk, ILL.,. on the Both ult., en- route
for New York and England, through which latter
country he proposes to march under the flag the
same as he did through the South.
Robert W. McCreery, son OF ex-Unitcd Statea
Senator McCreery, Of Kentucky, recently welded
Miss Orlean Athy, of Greensboro. Greensboro Is
good place for brides to come from. Rich old
fathers there have weakness for presenting theit
children occasionally with 200 checks under din.
ner MATES Ailop-Athy Is the best mode Of treat.