The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-07

Does SANTANA "stock" stand al s'wenv n II did
Ex-Governor J. B. Page, OF Vermont u at the
st. Nicholas Hotel
General s. e. Marvin, Of Albany, is stopping q
the New York Hotel
Are Captain Jacks lava beds really the Iarvp
beds for bad lndiansf
Ex-Mayor J. W. Lincoln, OF Boston, II registered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Ex-Mayor Robert Johnston, Of oohoes, Is staying
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Governor Hendricks OF Indiana, has recovered
from his late severe accident
Judge Amasa J. Parker yesterday arrived NON
Albany at the Brevoort House,
Mr. Sumner was in his seat In the senate yester-
day, looking In improved health.
General Neill, OF the United States Army has
quarters at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
1t is proposed to erect monument to the late
General Schouler in Massachusetts,.
Colonel Thomas 8. Ruger OF the West Point Mill
tary Academy. is at the Holman House.
Ex-Governor VIM. Clanin. OF Massachusetts,, yes
terday arrived at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Mr.. Bumm has become Collector OF Delinquent
Taxes In Philadelphia regular bum-bailiG
Ex-Congressman W. O. Smith. who went inte
privacy on Tuesday, Is among yesterdays arrivals
at the Brevoort House.
Sam Bowles expects to 60 to Congress, provided
Dawes takes step higher, thus leaving vacancy
in the latter's Congressional district
congressman I. G. Platt, Of Owego, and H. H.
Hathorn, Of Saratoga, yesterday arrived at the st.
Nicholas on their way to Washington.
The health of Mr.. 8. s. Cox Is such that he will
not return to New York for some time. He leaves
for the South from Washington and will visit st. Au
gustine and New Orleans before proceeding North.
A gentleman recently arrived from London, In
giving his experience Of New York boarding
house, said 1t was "most extraordinary; but, by
Jove it seemed to be hash Wednesday every day
in the week."
The Italian organ grinders threaten to hold an
indignation meeting for the purpose of pitching
into Sunset Cox for proposing a tax on macaroni.
The anttmacar0ni party propose to give him a
hurdy-gurdy serenade.
william II. Hopkins, member of the Pennsylva-
MIA Constitutional Convention and one OF the oldest
and most highly esteemed Of the public men in the
State, died the 9th inst. in Pittsburg while on
his way to his home in Washington county, where
he was born in 1904.
In Caleb Cushings argument in the Pomeroy
case poor York Is characterized as ''heartless
and wicked conspIratOr." The difference between
Pomeroy and York In the present controversy ia
his:-York hasn't dollars enough, nor sense
enough to keep them II he had.
General Phil Sheridan is at the Fifth Avenue
HOTEL with his Chief of STAFF General Geo. A. For
syth, and Colonel M. V. Sheridan, also member oil
his military family. The party came on from Wash
ington yesterday morning and will probably 60 on
to Chicago to-day.
Some kleptomanlac In washington has pen.
chant for the property Of our Vice Presidents. 1t
Is only short time since ex-vice President COfax
had Sd, 900 stolen from him, and now our new Vice
President Wilson has been relieved Of testim0
NAL watch. But "watches were made to CO."
The Rev. VIM. H. Hare, having accepted the
Bishopric of the Indian Territory, and the Rev.
Benjamin l. Haight, D. D., having Concluded to de-
cline the Bshopric Of Massachusetts,, correspond
ent is prompted 70 make the following epigram=
As time advances and our locks retire.
;. Our tempers soften and ere long expire.
How strange Is, them the Church's sudden fate,
To lose her Hare and yet retain her Haight!
The citizens Of Washington presented the Hon.
Robert b. Roosevelt with a gold-headed cane be-
fore he left Washington as q testimonial Of their
appreciation Of his services In their favor against
the Board of Public Works of that city. On one
side it bears the inscription, presented 10 the
Hon. r. B. Roosevelt, Of New York, by the tax-pay.
ers for his efforts to secure honest government in
the District of Columbia, and on the other, "Wash-
ington, March 8, 1879" while on the end the mono
gram "R. B. R." Is engraved AS the Hon. r. b.
r. does not return to Congress 1t may be looked on
as his ''walking" stick.