The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General Schriver. OF Washington, Is registered a,
the Provost House.
Rev. Newman Hall Is expected in Chicago In the
month OF September
Judge Daniel R. Tilden, of Cleveland, has arrived
at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Governor Washburn of Wisconsin, was In Mil.
waukee on Saturday last
Ex-Vice President John G. Breckenridge, of Ken.
lucky, is at Barnum's Hotel.
Collector James F. Casey, OF New Orleans, has re.
turned to the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
EX.Speaker De Witt G. Littleohn, OF Oswego. T.
staying at the Metropolitan Hotel
Ex-senator Alexander Macdonald, of Arkansas
Is staying at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Ex.Congressman wellington Smith, OF Massa
chusetts, Is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Lieutenant Governor v. V. Smith, of Arkansas
Is on visit to his home in Rochester, NY
Judge MINIS, United States Attorney of Alabama
Is dangerously Ill at his home in Montgomery,
Rear Admiral Gibson, OF the United States Navy
yesterday arrived at the Grand Central Hotel.
Ex-President Taylor's grave near Louisville, KY,
is entirely neglected and apparently forgotten.
General Quincy A. Gilmore of the United States
Army, is registered at the Grand Central Hotel
Hon. Edwin o. Stanard, Member Of Congress
from st. Louis, was in Chicago on Saturday last
Colonel Joseph Roberts, OF the United States
Army, has taken quarters at the Sturtevant House.
President Ceresale, OF Switzerland declined to
receive the Grand Cross OF the Lion and the Sun
from the Shah.
Fighting Joe" Hooker and General P. E. Conner,
OF the United States Army, yesterday arrived at
the Aston House.
Governor II. D. Cooke and Public Works Commits.
sloner Alexander R. sheppard, Of the District Of
Columbia, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
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brought before his church for habitual profanity
In making use Of the expression "by gum"
Mrs. Mary Sapp, who was imprisoned In Jackson.
vile, Fla, for having double the number OF hus-
bands allowed by law, broke jail last week and
escaped.
Mr.. Robert Duke Of Memphis, Tenn, who was
one Of the crew OF the steamer virginia C,,v that
attempted to run the Cuban blockade, was at Lit.
tie Rock, Ark, on the l4th inst
John J. Snider, aged 100 years. who served in the
British army In our own war Of the revolution and
was subsequently under Butcher in the battle of
Watero, died recently In the poorhouse at States.
vile, N. G.
In Pike county. California, Reuben G. Rogers,
eighty'two years old, q pensioner Of the war of
1917 VINO mas mad two wives, was recently married
to mrs. Caroline Littleiohn, aged sixty-one, she
having had three husbands.
MI. Ftzjames stephens, Q. c., the writer on
Liberty, Equality and Fraternity" is candidate
for Parliament from Dundee, and man OF ex.
treme candor. He says to the electors that he is
urged to present himself for their SURFACES by the
natural desire OF ambition and distinction, and
he adds-"If you don't want me don't have me;
leave me to return to London to my ordinary
business. stand here before you as candidate,
not to spend money, because have not got IL, and
IL had would not spend It,"
The Princess Metternch arrived about ten P. M.
at ball at the Vienna palace Of Prince Louis VIC
tor, brother Of Francis Joseph. She was met by
the Prince, who said the Empress had been present
for some time. "Really, Monseigneur," replied the
Princess "for anything agreeable the Empress
says to me when have the honor to meet her,
have no reason to regret that I have arrived so
late" Prince Louis Victor soon after informed the
sharp-tongued Princess that she could not be re-
ceved at the Imperial table, having insulted the
Empress. She went home In hackney COACH and
now viennese society" mourns her absence. III
every grande dame could have her bitter sayings
thus noticed what world OF misery the higher
classesu would leadI