The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-18
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge Sunderland, OF Nevada, is stopping at the
Hoffman House.
Judge Robert Cochrane OF White Plains, is at the
Sturtevant House.
Judge w. o. Jones, Of Boston, is registered at the
Grand Central Hotel.
London supports 100, 900 paupers, one in twenty
eight OF her population.
Victor Hugo modestly declines to be candidate
for the French Assembly from Lyons
United States Senator John f. Stockton, of New
Jersey, has arrived at the Hoffman House.
State Comptroller Nelson X. Hopkins, OF New
York. is IN town at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Professor Felix Heikel. OF the University OF Fin
land, is in New Haven on professional visit.
Mrs. General Robert Anderson has been very i'll
in Paris but at last accounts was cOnvaescent.
Senator Sprague, Of Rhode Island, has gone to
South Carolina TO look after his cotton interests.
The Boston Post thinks Mr.. Roosevelt was right
in the selection he made for disposlng OF the Con-
gressonai back-grab.
Jesse Grant, son or President Grant, passed
through Chicago yesterday route for California.
in company with Senator Cole aud family.
''Oakes Ames still silent-Spinner's htrfe note
unanswered,r is the significant heading of Wash
ington despatch to the Philadelphia Press.
Baron Won Werthern, Prussian Envoy at Munich,
Is to take the place lately vacated by the death OF
Count Bernstorffas German Ambassador at London
The Pennsylvania Republican State Committee
meets at Harrisburg May / to arrange for the
State Convention. This is beginning betimes for
the Fall campaign.
Oko Jumbo and ia ia have settled their latest
dispute. ia ia sent to Bonny good slave, to be
killed as a sacrifice, to cement the treaty, as they
wanted no bad blood between them.
Colonel Il. Barksdale, of Jackson Miss, desires
fo ndau c r.
the same place, outside the limits of the State for
the purpose OF settling slight misunderstanding
Morris demurs.
recent additional dividend OF thirteen pence
in the pound in the bankrupt estate OF sir Morton
Pete K Co. gives their creditors the total OF three
shillings and ninepence to The pound the proved
claims for s5,600,G00.
'.Mr. Speaker, you're brazen liar ~ he said, and
they expelled him. He was an Arkansas Legisla
tor. "Ihat's what he said," remarks the Memphis
AUolancne, "but they didn't expel him. He still
represents an admiring constituency"
Among the passengers on the steamship Silesla
for Hamburg is Major Edward Gotthei, United
States Executive Commissioned to the Vienna Ex-
position. The Major was appointed by the govern
ment to represent the cotton States.
Uniform caps for city railroad conductors and
drivers have been adopted in Boston. why not in
New York; The uniform of many OF our street car
conductors and drivers seems to aim at the height
OF dirt and shabbiness-and 1t Is O success
The Massachusetts Solons purpose to regulate
the sale OF ''hen fruit" by egisation-that is, to
have eggs sold by weight instead OF by the dozen.
1t is sort OF contest between Shanghai and Ban
tam-between the barn yard heavy and light
weights.
Mr. MacAleese. proprietor OF the Belfast tIreland)
Northern Whtg was lately sentenced to pay a fine
OF 81, 200, with four months Imprisonment, for con-
tempt Of Court, in critcising the punishment in
iicted upon certain OF those concerned In the Bel
fast rists last Fall. Hard place for editors.
They must have had very pleasant Easter Sun
day in South Boston, where the hands OF the public
clocks were so clogged by snow and sleet that time
could not be noted on the dials. The clocks in
South Boston, perhaps, like some OF the Boston
State street capitalists, 'take no note on time'-
unless well endorsed.
Ex-senator Revels colored, iectured on the
claws Of Health' in Nashville last week. local
paper sums up the lecture In these rules Eat
slowly and without drinking; masticate thor
oughly; keep clean; abstain from tobacco; eat
brown bread rather than pastry; quit when you
are DONE and keep good conscience; be virtuous
and you will be happy.