The New York herald., 1873-11-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Solon Shingle owens is staying at Barnum's
Hotel
G. S. Coyne Royal Horse Guards, London, is in
Chicago.
District Attorney Moak, OF Albany, Is again at
the St Nicholas Hotel
The Rev. DR.. Lyman, Of Baltimore, has arrived
at the Coleman House.
Judge Henry Y. Banks, OF this city, Is At the
Palmer House, IN Chicago.
DR.. J. J. Woodward, United States Army, Is stay
ing at the Hoffman House.
General Joe Hooker arrived at the Astor House
yesterday from Philadelphia.
State Senator Johnson, OF Seneca Falls, N. Y, has
arrived at the Windsor Hotel
Captain c. holmes, United States Army, Is quar-
tered at the st. Nicholas Hotel
General John M. Harlan, OF Kentucky, is regis
tered at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Judge Reuben Hitchcock OF Palnesvllle. Ohio, Is
registered at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
seventy FIVE year old Kentuckian has just
been made the happy father of twns-both girls.
A Boston lady says she has solved the servant
girl question: Her little son is washing the Dishes
D. Q. Ellis, superintendent OF the Bank Depart
ment, arrived from Albany yesterday at the Metro
poitan Hotel
1t Is stated that there is neither machine poet
nor female lecturer in Iceland. What nice land
that must be to live In!
E. w. Halford resigns his position as managing
editor OF the Chicago inter- ocean and returns to
his old love, the Indianapolis Journal.
The death of Ella Merriam, one OF the pioneers in
the stage business in this State. occurred at
Locust Grove, Lewis county, recently.
Twenty persons were nned for drunkenness In
Providence in single day. little providentlal
interference might help to improve this condition
Of things.
Charles Howard. bookkeeper for the Sylvan
Lake Mining Company. at Sylvan Lake, Duchess
county, has absconded with $4,000 OF the COM
panys money.
H. c. Frsbie, founder OF the Fredonia IN. ~
Censor, is dead having commenced It's publication
So years ago and retaining his editorial connection
Herewith for IL years.
The architect of the Vanderbilt University in
Nashville, Tenn, announces that he will have the
foundations for the structure completed before
the hard frost Of winter sets in.
An exchange announces that "a Row in the
Kltchen,n commenced in previous number, will
be resumed In its next Part OF it will prob
ably be given In 'broken China"
Block Island is covered with snow, and the
sportsmen find difficulty in reaching game in conse
quence OF the blocked up condition OF the roads,
although the island is one of 'litte Rhodys."
The Young Mems Christian Union OF Boston in
vite all those members who are unable to be with
their kindred on Thanksgiving Day to join them in
an old fashioned New England dinner on that oc-
casion (November 2D.
An Eastern paper is OF the opinion that the
reason why some of the Spiritual manilestators
draw such full houses is because so many people
who are about getting married want to know how
easily knots can be united.
Arthur ]. Whiteside, second ofrcer OF the Cunard
steamship Siberia. commended by the Boston
press Tor praiseworthy efforts to rescue sailor,
who had fallen overheard, from a watery grave,
although those efforts were, ortunately, unsuc-
cessfu.
The Boston Transcript suggests that few intel
lgent ladies might do Boston good service the
School Committee. There are too many 'old
women" the Board. The same might be
said OF school committees In other places besides
the "Hubn
An exchange remarking upon the manner in
which mourning is carried on In the South Pacific,
the Louisville Courier-Journdl expresses the
opinion that "some prominent fnanciers in Wash
ington could tell how mourning is carried on IN
the North Pacific"
The Duncan will case, at Battle Creek, Mich, in
which so many bequests TO the Methodist Church
are involved, has been brought to pause for the
time being by the disagreement OF the jury TO
which 1t was submitted. Ten OF the jurors voted
to sustain the WILL but the sympathy OF the other
two was with the Duncan heirs.
A Boston paper thinks that the country would be
the gamer II all it, and by all parties, there
were as much interest taken in civil service re-
reform in the management of their domestics BY
American mistresses may also be regarded
among the domestic reforms demanded.