The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-30
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

G. s. Bushnell, OF New Haven, is at the Firth
Avenue Hotel.
Judge L. L. Bond, OF Chicago, is registered at tho
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Naval Constructor Hanscom Is staying at the
Grand Central Hotel.
General John b. Gray, of st. Louis, Is registered
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Horace White OF the Chicago 2f1b,lns has ar
rived at the Brevoort House.
Colonel J. N. Bonaparte, of Baltimore, yesterday
arrived at the New York Hotel.
Ex-Congressmen F. E. Woodbridge and Thomas
b. Garfield are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain W. 8. Worth, OF the United States Army,
has temporary quarters at the Sturtevant House,
Mr.. d. McInnes Managing Director Of the Great
Western Railroad OF Canada is at the BrevoOrt
House,
Colonel Ommanny, OF England, yesterday arrived
at the Brevoort House from the West, where he has
been to inquire into the prospects of certain mining
interests
is to be Immediately converted to Roman Cathol-
icism, but that she is first to undergo spasm Of
almost universal infidelity.
Mr.. weghtman, learned but impecunIous bar
rster and writer on legal subjects, has been con-
victed of stealing book from the Inns-of-Court
library, in London. Hence "Paupersm among the
upper classes has been discussed by several Of the
London newspapers.
butterfly Osborne" and "Plover WIN were
the descriptive cognomens bestowed on the lately
deceased William Osborne, OF Fulbourn, Cambridge
shire, England, by the common people who knew
his ardent pursuits. He was an earnest lover Of
nature, who, being unable to read and write, only
gained knowledge Of natural history by close OBJ
servatlon. His perseverance and knowledge
gained him many patrons, and he made collections
ofinsects for the British and Cambridge University
Museums and several Continental institutions.
suit at law Of very queer origin Is now going
on in Paris. The parties TO 1t wealthy banker
and Mile. de Musset, q cousin of Alfred de Musset
the poet Mile. de Musset kept boarding house
at p DIS Rue de Suresnes while the banker leased
the house II in the rue and sub-et it to other
parties. criminal act by the tenants OF q drew
the curiosity Of the Parslans towards the house.
and they often mstook Mlle de Musset's residence,
q DIS, for the house OF crime. This annoyed the
lady's dodgers and they left for less notorious
neghborhood. Out OF these facts grows q suit for
10000 francs, damages suffered by the lady.
English clerics seem to be very cratic Not q
few OF them have suddenly disappeared from their
homes and as suddenly returned with queer ex-
cuses for their absence The latest il that Of
the Rev. Mr.. Goodwin Of Bermondsey church, Lon
don. Leaving his home for another part of the CITY,
he was absent from 1t for several weeks Upon
his return ne announced that mental hallucina-
ton had urged him to visit America; but that he
had waited here only long enough to catch the first
returning steamer. Strangely enough none OF Mr..
Godwins friends refer to the existence OF the At.
lantic cable and the ease with which an announce.
ment of his whereabouts might have been made
Mr.. Godwin's story would be taken with salt in
this country.
Bittersweet must IL be to be relieved or the
stigma OF criminality after years OF patient
bearing. M Dussud, OF St. Symphonen-Sur. Coise,
France, has had this alleged pleasure. Thirty years
ago he and M Lonnet, previously reputable citizens
of st. Sympherien, were convicted OF MURDER and
with married couple charged with perjury in their
behalf, were sent to prison. There NJ. Lisnnet died.
The reputed perjurers returned from trison and
died at st. Symphoren, condemned by tnur neigh
bors. Dussud, after fourteen years Of inprison-
ment, went back to his home, and, by his Conduct.
killed the prejudice against him. Recently a
pauper, dying in hospital at Symphorien con-
fessed having committed the crime for which Dus-
sud and the others suffered, and now that man at
the age Of eighty years, is cleared OF charge tst
blasted his middle age and made his later yearss
period Of constant struggling to redeem his reputa
tion from dislopor, ..rt.-s.
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